Nihi! KIDS TALK Is Weaving Still Relevant? | KIDS TALK | Nihi!

#weaving #chamoru #nihikids
In this episode -- Guinaiya, Luca, Moriah, and Xander talk to weaver, James C. Bamba, about one of many ways weaving can be used in our modern lives.
COMMENT BELOW other ways you think we can use weaving in our lives today!
This is a BONUS CLIP from our "KIDS TALK to a Weaver" episode.
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"This video is dedicated to all those who have generously gifted their ancestral knowledge to me during my journey as a weaver."
-James C. Bamba
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Guest: James C. Bamba
Director & Producer: Cara Flores
Director of Photography: Janine Sablan
Producer/ Sound Mixer/ Recordist: Aaron Santos
Editor, Talent Producer: Frescania Taitague
Producer, Camera Operator C in Training: Cresencia Meno
Camera Operator B in Training: Siobhon McManus
Post Production Sound: Jonathan Glaser
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KIDS TALK introduces kids on Guam to local and regional elders, cultural practitioners and professionals through candid conversations, to affirm identity and to reconnect children and viewers to culture and tradition.
KIDS TALK is produced entirely in Guam by cultural 501(c)(3)non-profit DUK DUK GOOSE, INC. Our mission as an indigenous Chamoru production company is to inspire a deep love for our land, ocean and community and to uplift indigenous voices across our region.
Nihi! KIDS TALK Is Weaving Still Relevant? | KIDS TALK | Nihi!

[@adamzellweger2021]

That's my friend! Looking good Jimmy

[@alyssahenker-voulgaropoulo7541]

Beautiful video!