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The Big Tell

The People From The Lake

4/29/2024 | 4m 58s

by Charlene DeCicco

by Charlene DeCicco. The Yokut tribe of Kings County built their life around the Tulare lake. The lake they call Pa’ashi which means, “big water”. The lake has been dried up for many years and now has mysteriously returned. The Yokut believe the lake is alive and speaking, and they are listening. This is their story.

04/29/2024 | Rating TV-PG

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The Big Tell is a local public television program presented by Valley PBS

The Big Tell

The People From The Lake

4/29/2024 | 4m 58s

by Charlene DeCicco. The Yokut tribe of Kings County built their life around the Tulare lake. The lake they call Pa’ashi which means, “big water”. The lake has been dried up for many years and now has mysteriously returned. The Yokut believe the lake is alive and speaking, and they are listening. This is their story.

04/29/2024 | Rating TV-PG

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