(speaking Ojibwe language) Hello to all my relatives.

(speaking Ojibwe language) Laughing fox is what I'm called.

One of the things I do is cultural demonstrations.

I also make dreamcatchers.

And I do - like - wood burning on drift wood.

I transfer the patterns onto the wood.

This is one of the masks that, that I made.

This was like one of the first ones.

Some of the other things I do is m a flute player.

I carved out my first one and I couldn't get it to work.

And it took me a whole year to figure out how to get it to work And then after that I started to explore more.

I was up on stage playing flute I wanted it to look like the fox was actually playing the flute.

<flute> I spent the first couple years of my flute playing just in the woo woods learning to play.

Each flute has its own story.

Its own voice.

And as a flute player, you know, I kind of spend a lot of time with them in the woods and listening.

And playing them over and over again.

until I can figure out like the right the right notes and what the flute is trying to say.

or get out.

- [Narrator] The Slice, from WDSE WRPT.