Triple Divide/Our Heritage/Our Legacy | Jack Gladstone | TEDxWhitefish
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2015
- “Montana’s Troubadour.”
Jack Gladstone is “Montana’s Troubadour.” An enrolled citizen of the Blackfeet Nation, Jack illustrates American Indian culture through a mosaic of music, lyric poetry, and spoken word narrative. A former college instructor, Jack co-founded Glacier National Park’s renowned lecture series, “Native America Speaks.” This program, established in 1985, is the longest continuously running indigenous speaker series in Park Service history. Jack has released fifteen critically acclaimed CDs. His latest release, “Native Anthropology,” garnered the prestigious “Best Historical Recording” from the Native American Music Association. In the spring of 2013, Jack became the first Montanan to receive the C.M. Russell Heritage Award, given to honor his contribution to the “legacy, culture, and life of the American West.” That same year, Jack was inducted into the University of Washington Alumni Hall of Fame in the field of Speech Communications.
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I still have no idea how his speaking voice is so clearly a bass, but singing is easily a tenor. A good talk / show.
Jack Gladstone is great.
I saw Mr. Gladstone last summer when staying at Many Glacier Hotel in Glacier National Park. He does a nice show.
I was a bellman at the Many Glacier hotel in 2012 and 13. Mr. Gladstone does an amazing show there. I was honored to be welcomed into the home Angelo and Lee Ann Bullplume in Browning. I love those Bullplumes. Angelo taught me the blackfeet language and old ways. I miss you na'a and Nina. bitakikwan(the eagle man) will never forget you. And thanks Bill bird for fixing my brakes.
ps. keep Rubin Tallwhiteman out of trouble.
sukapii.
Josh Mcneill Jack and Curly Bear were my favorite talks while in Many Glacier Valley.
OK, that guy who dressed as a bear was good too.
I got to sing with him!
To Mr. Grimes, Are you Native American? I've got my doubts, you should pray for awareness and understanding. Mr. Gladstone is my brother in the way that we skins are related, we are all proud of that. We have a great love for one another as Tunkashila loves us. Listen to the wind in the trees and you will learn something. Mr. Gladstone is the real deal and a great singer among other things. Mitakuye Oyasin, Hetchetu Welo. Wolfheart.