On this week’s episode of Elder Voices, visit with Golovin’s Agnes Amarok. Agnes recalls fond memories of growing up with her grandparents at camp. She spent most of her time with her grandmother learning about subsistence. She recalls muktuk, fishing, reindeer, berry picking, and picking greens.
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