The Lone Survivor, Part 2 and Final part 3 by Donald Kaglik
Storytelling
Legend
First Nations
Inuvialuit
Survivor
Search
First Nation Camp
A Long Time Ago program host, Louie Goose, introduces Donald Kaglik who explains how he learned of the old stories and legends then Donald continues telling the Legend of The Lone Survivor, part 2 and final part 3.
Kaglik, Donald Ir̂ituagayuk Sakiitualuq Kuvlualuk
Goose, Louie
Inuvialuktun
English
The Princess Who Married The Shaman, Part 1 by Donald Kaglik
Ruler
Princess
Shaman
A Long Time Ago program host, Louie Goose, introduces Donald Kaglik who is telling the Legend of The Princess Who Married The Shaman, part 1. To be continued.
The Princess Who Married The Shaman, Part 1 continued then Final Part 2 by Donald Kaglik
Rescue
Aunt
Marriage
A Long Time Ago program host, Louie Goose, introduces Donald Kaglik who is continuing part 1 of the legend of the princess who married the shaman, then continues with the final part 2.
Moon Man
Tricked
Daughter
A Long Time Ago program host, Louie Goose, introduces Donald Kaglik who is telling a folklore legend titled, Chop Chop Chop about a man in the moon who came down to marry an old spinster.
The Boy and His Grandmother Who Came From The Weasal Tribe by Donald Kaglik Part 1 then part 2.
Weasal
Boy
Grandmother
Kidnapping
A Long Time Ago program host, Louie Goose, introduces Donald Kaglik who is telling a legend about a boy and his grandmother who came from the weasal tribe, part 1 and part 2. To be continued.
The Boy and His Grandmother Who Came From The Weasal Tribe by Donald Kaglik Final, Part 3
Moon Child
A Long Time Ago program host, Louie Goose, introduces Donald Kaglik who is completing the legend about the boy and his grandmother who came from the weasal tribe, final part 3 then begins the legend of the moon child and ends abruptly.
The Legend of the Moon Child Part 1 By Donald Kaglik
Young Man
Missing Girls
Journey
Donald Kaglik is telling part 1 of the legend of The Moon Child, that he heard from his grandfather Ningaqsiq, on The Long Time Ago program hosted by Louie Goose. To be continued.
The Legend of the Moon Child Part 2 By Donald Kaglik
Wives
Childless
Carving
Child
Pets
Grandfather
Donald Kaglik is telling part 2 of the legend of The Moon Child, that he heard from his grandfather Ningaqsiq, on The Long Time Ago program hosted by Louie Goose.
Legend of The Boy who Found the Lost Tribe of the Caribou and Beluga Whale, part 2 and part 3 by Donald Kaglik
Western People
Caribou
Beluga Whale
Hunting
Fishing
Games
Bowhead Whale
Singing
Land
Relations
Reunion
A Long Time Ago host, Louie Goose introduces Donald Kaglik who is telling the legend of The Boy who Found the Lost Tribe of the Caribou and Beluga Whale, part 2 and part 3
Life Stories and Memories by Ivy Raddi Final Part 5
Trapping
Births
Family
Illness
Store
Hospitalised
Hudson’s Bay Store
Adoptions
Midwife
Religion
Faith
Elders
Lifestyle
Greetings
Advice
Ivy Raddi is completing her life stories, is sharing memories of her younger days, and is sharing her wisdom and advice to the listeners. Final, part 5.
Raddi, Ivy
Jimmy Kudlak’s, Mr. Pugutak’s, and Roy Goose’s Thoughts on the Proposed Nunavut Landclaims
Interview
Inuit
Proposed Land Claims
Nunavut Government
Robert Kuptana interviews Jimmy Kudlak of Ulukhaktok, N.T. and Mr. Pugutak in Inuvialuktun about Landclaims then Robert interviews Roy Goose in English about the proposed Nunavut Government and Landclaims.
Kudlak, Jimmy
Kuptana, Robert
Goose, Roy
Inuinnaqtun
Inuit Tarpirisat Canada (ITC)
Inuit Development Corporation (IDC)
Robert Kuptana is interviewing Wallace Goose from Ulukhatok, N.T. about his opinions on how to improve the ITC (Inuit Tapirisat of Canada) election processes and a more fair representation with the Inuvialuit, on the Inuit Development Corporation on the Nunavut proposal. Interview is in English.
Goose, Wallace
Alaska Radio Station
Call in Request Show
Music
KJMP Radio Station Call in request show from Fairbanks, Alaska with music.
Unidentified Speakers
Gordon, Alex, Sr.
Gordon, Hope
Gordon, Lottie
Gordon, Andrew
Thrasher, Gilbert
Iñupiatun
Gwich'in
Storytelling gathering
Crash
Cultural centre
Cultural resource centre
ICRC
Paulatuk
Pilot
Plane
Lily-Anne tells a harrowing story of when she was involved in a plane crash.
Green, Lily-Anne
IRC
Brandon, Larocque
Inuit Cultural Institute with Peter Green
Inuit Cultural Institute
Membership
Aims
Objectives
Staff
Inuit Tapirisat of Canada
Peter Green is speaking about the Inuit Cultural Institute’s aims and objectives that is then translated into Inuvialuktun by Abe Okpik
Green, Peter
Okpik, Abe
Helen Gruben Willie Gruben Lifestyle Interviews
Oral History
Travels
Death
Residential School
Christmas
Animals
Agnes White interviews Helen Gruben then Willie Gruben about their lifestyle, places they traveled, hunted and trapped. They also tell stories.
This recording is from the Aulavik Oral History Project undertaken by the Inuvialuit Social Development Program.
Gruben, Helen
Gruben, Willie
White, Agnes
Nagy, Murielle
Persis Gruben Lifestyle Interview Part 1
School
Traditional Food
Flu Epidemic
Deaths
Photo Identification
Homes
Various People
Agnes White is interviewing her mother, Persis Gruben, about when she was travelling and living around Banksland as well as other places where she and other’s travelled and lived, and more. Persis also shares memories and stories from long ago. Persis also identifies some people from the photos that they viewed. Part 1. To be continued.
Gruben, Persis
Persis Gruben Lifestyle Interview Part 2
Baptisms
Names
Various Families
Genealogy
Hardships
Agnes White continues interviewing her mother about her lifestyle, her travels, and places she lived. Persis also shares more stories from long ago. Part 2. To be continued.
Persis Gruben Lifestyle Interview Final, part 3
Tragedy
Agnes White completes her interview with her mother about her lifestyle, travels, and places she lived. Persis continues to share stories and memories from long ago. Final, part 3.
Legend of the Man named Kaluniq by Agnes Nanogak then Persis Gruben telling her Life Story, Part 1.
Legends
Kaluniq
Women
Blended Family
Tents
Whiteman
Hiking
1926
Agnes Nanogak is telling the legend of some young women, one of whom is impregnated and was initially ashamed of her child later named Kaluniq including delicacies and or creatures of the sea, and more. The last five to six minutes of the tape is of Persis Gruben telling her life story of their travels with her parents, of when her mom got sick, etc.. Part 1. To be continued.
Nanogak, Agnes
Persis Gruben telling her Life Stories, Part 1
Eastern Inuit (Qangmalit)
Visitors
Trappers
Relatives
Caribou Hunting
Shamanism
Clothing
Language
Inuit lamp
Dog teams
Prediction
Persis Gruben is telling her life stories of her birth place, of their travels with her parents, of when her mom got sick, of the Eastern Inuit (Qangmalit) visiting: who had different clothing and a different language and who practised shamanism, of their caribou tent frames, of when they had gifted her mom with a parka, and that some of the Eastern Inuit stayed behind. She also talks about the various families, and describes the types of homes that were made, of the Elders playing cards and storytelling, with their Inuit lamp on, including some scary stories. She also speaks of fishing, of traveling with only dogs and of the predictions she heard of transportation with engines that were to come. Part 1. To be continued.
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 2
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 3
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 4
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 5
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 6
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 7
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 8
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 9
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 10
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 11
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 12
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 13
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 14
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 15
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 16
Persis Gruben Telling Her Life Stories, Part 17
Persis Gruben telling her Life Stories, Part 2
Seal
Dogs
Whiteman Food
Eastern Inuk
Nomadic Lifestyles
Accident
God
Prayer
Languages
Candy
Fruit
Seal Nets
Log Houses
Sliding
Polar Bear
Persis Gruben continues to tell of her life experiences of when she was younger, of their travels, of fishing and hunting, of various families, of traditional food, of getting staple supplies for the winter, of her sister Winnie’s accident and when they prayed over her. She further spoke of their strong faith in God and witnessing everything being done prayerfully as soon as they got up and nothing was done without first praying first and more which she says is unlike today. She also spoke of people forgetting about doing things prayerfully when they started speaking English. She also spoke of the languages spoken, and of a polar bear scare when sliding, of people always traveling and of the nomadic lifestyle, of when people never took what didn’t belong to them, of Christmas treats, the homes, and snow blindness.
Persis Gruben telling her Life Stories, Part 3
Tent
Eggs
Schooners
Catholic Father
Frozen Feet
Herring Fishing
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Hudson Bay Company
Big Flu
Birth
Black Man
Warehouse
Houseboat
Persis Gruben continues storytelling about her younger days with her parents, of she and her family’s many travels, of fishing, hunting and gathering for food when living a traditional nomadic life,. She also speaks of fatal illness, of when the Catholic Father froze his feet, of White Trappers, of a store, of various relatives and people and the numerous people camping in tents, of the police and the Hudson Bay, the flu epidemic, deaths and births, about the summer gatherings, about polar bears, caribou, seals, and whitefox, of the new years celebration, never going without, of not knowing about modern electricity and about hearing the prediction of people being able to just press a button for stoves, for heat, and for electricity, which she says they now live nowadays compared to long ago when they’d have to use an Inuit lamp (qulliq) for light, and get wood for the stove, and heat, so what she heard has come to pass, and more. Part 3. To be continued.
Persis Gruben telling her Life Stories, Part 4
Parental Teachings
Muskox
Bible teachings
Feasts
Christmas Clothing
Sewing Skills
Tent Homes
Whitefox
Fish
White People
Photographs
Log House
Fire
Persis Gruben is storytelling about being taught to be respectful to their parents, about her relationship with her parents, about their travels, about Sunday bible teachings from her parents, about Christmas Gatherings and about Christmas new clothing and sewing skills, of many people including White people, about schooners lined along the shore and tents at Qikiqtarr̂uk, of hunting, of the time when there was no paper, about a lesson learned, about some people becoming different with card games and alcohol, and describes their tent home that her father made like a sod house. Part 4. To be continued.
Persis Gruben telling her Life Stories, Part 5
Traditional Healing Methods
Whitefoxes
Polar bears
Minister
Presents
Lumber House
Eastern Inuk (Qangmaliq)
Easter
Rabbits
Dog Teams
Water Fowl
Seals
Persis Gruben continues to tell stories of her life experiences of when she was young living and travelling with her parents and siblings, of a gunshot accident, of hunting and trapping stories, of traditional first aid and healing methods, of a close call with a polar bear, and of Christmas and Easter time. Part 5. To be continued.