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Stankface Standing Soldier: The Rise of Mato Wayuhi

16m 11s

Watch as Oglala Lakota artist, musician, and composer Mato Wayuhi, known for his work on Reservation Dogs, draws on ancestral knowledge to inform his present artistic processes and visions for the future.

Aired: 06/04/26
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