Ann Dunn
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- Storyteller Ann Dunn writes down a lifetime of tales
MPR’s John Enger interviews Ojibwe storyteller Anne Dunn, who reflects on a lifetime of storytelling on northern Minnesota reservations. Enger spoke with Dunn in a cabin on Drewery Lake.
- Ann Dunn Commentary on Her Mom
Ojibwe storyteller Ann Dunn lost her mother recently. It's been a painful loss, but she has found some comfort in her mother's belongings and her legacy.
- Ann Dunn talks about Tatting and Her Mom
Lessons passed from one generation to another are an important part of the continuity of family. However, commentator Ann Dunn recalls one time when the lesson was that of disappointment.
- Whitedress, Ann Dunn Remembers Homecoming Commentary
- Ann Dunn Commentary on Playing Tag
Children have to endure a lot of injustices. But sometimes, what goes around comes around. Ojibwe storyteller Ann Dunn has this childhood memory.
- Commentary on Sugar - Anne Dunn's Reminisces about Syruping
Maple syrup time in Minnesota means warm days when the nights stay cool. Spring has been teasing us this year, but still the sap is running in the maple trees. Ojibwe storyteller Ann Dunn recently received a gift from her mother that brought back sweet and sticky maple-flavored memories.
- Voices from the Heartland - "Star Quilt" by Ann Dunn
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