Fedosia Laktonen B
This recording is also listed as ANLCAS077_B, and is accessible at the following link:
https://www.uaf.edu/anla/collections/search/resultDetail.xml?resource=16823&sessionId=&searchId=
The content of the recording is as follows:
00:00:00-00:03:51
Discussion about "Matarngat" (Native Americans from outside Alaska) and who has Native American heritage
00:03:51-00:06:24
Story about a magpie who eats a seal and a sea lion while singing a song
00:06:24-00:10:14
Story about a man named "Saqumigi" who hears a stickleback singing to him
00:10:14-00:19:28
Pete Atenedof talks about traveling by schooners and kayaks, hunting sea otters, and playing on the beach
00:48:14-00:51:24
Nick Kamikoff talks about the names for the winds: yaakeq ("east wind"), kanakeq ("southeast"), waakeq ("southwest wind"), quuwaq ("southwest wind"), and nequq ("north wind").
(Note: The identity of one of the female speakers, labeled "Fedosia", is uncertain. The voice may be Fedosia Laktonen, Fedosia Sacadoff, or Katy Ellanak.)