I've been a fan of R. Carlos Nakai since I was little. The first CD my folks bought during their transition from LPs was one of his. There are two songs of his that when they come up on the spa streaming channels I can still whistle note-for-note.
I appreciate the perspective on the challenges of water. From the natural resources governance side of things, all we ever do is fight about water. It's a fight represented by colleagues who are wicked smart, and lead with passion and purpose vs. those business interests that rely on water for their livelihood. We have such a tragic relationship with water.
I've been a fan of R. Carlos Nakai since I was little. The first CD my folks bought during their transition from LPs was one of his. There are two songs of his that when they come up on the spa streaming channels I can still whistle note-for-note.
I appreciate the perspective on the challenges of water. From the natural resources governance side of things, all we ever do is fight about water. It's a fight represented by colleagues who are wicked smart, and lead with passion and purpose vs. those business interests that rely on water for their livelihood. We have such a tragic relationship with water.