Last Updated on October 10, 2015
Kenneth Little Hawk is musician, storyteller, keynote speaker, recording artist and actor, descending from the Mohawk and Micmac Nations.
In this clip, Little Hawk shares some of the wisdom he has learned from his grandparents — lessons that we would all do well to live by, regardless of where we are in the world or what people we come from.
Filmed by John Pritchard on location at Bear Mountain. You can learn more about Little Hawk at littlehawkshow.com
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