History, Tradition, Performance

Marge Bruchac - Media Interviews

MEDIA INTERVIEWS

(partial list out of more than 60 newspaper, radio, tv, & film interviews to date)

2014.
Interviewed by Katherine Unger Baillie for "Penn's Margaret Bruchac Uses Unique Approach to Identify Native American Objects." Penn News. Philadelphia, PA.
2012.
• Interviewed by Flannery Davis for Soul Food, 2011-2012 SAR Annual Review. School for Advanced Research, Santa Fe, NM.
• Profiled by Val Doughty for “Avery Point Faculty Profile: Marge Bruchac.” University of Connecticut at Avery Point, Groton, CT.
2011.
• Profiled as "2011-2012 Katrin H. Lamon Resident Scholar" by School for Advanced Research, Santa Fe, NM.
• Interviewed by Christine Buckley for “The Impact of Anthropology on Native American Culture.” CLAS Today (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences), University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT.
2010.
• Interviewed by Howard Mansfield for “Four Centuries of King Philip’s War” in Turn and Jump: How Time and Place Fell Apart. Pp. 140-170. Camden, ME: Down East.
2009.
• Interviewed by Stefanie Dion Jones for "Native American Studies Gaining Ground at UConn." UConn Today, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT.
• Interviewed by Doug Gruse for “Chipping Away at History.” PostStar, Glens Falls, NY. November 25, 2009.

• Interviewed by Steve Grant for "Series Explores How What We Eat Now Is Linked To Our Past." The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT.

• Interviewed for “Wilderness Camp Inspires Wabanaki Students to Write From a Traditional Mindset.” Bureau of Indian Education Newsletter, Fall 2009 2(2):1,3.

• Script writing and performance with Gary Farmer for "Anadabijou’s Dream/Champlain’s Encounter." Queen City Radio Hour produced by Jay Craven for Vermont Public Radio, Burlington, VT.

2008.
• Abenaki scholar and consultant for The Forgotten War: The Struggle for North America. Documentary for Mountain Lake Public Broadcasting, Plattsburgh, NY.
• Abenaki scholar and consultant for Champlain: The Lake Between. Documentary produced by Caro Thompson for Vermont Public Television, Burlington, VT.
• Interviewed by Danielle Dreilinger for "Native American Heritage, Identity Examined at Symposium." The University Reporter, University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA.
• Hand in Hand performance of "Abenaki Greeting Song" at "Focus the Nation" event at Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA. January 31, 2008.
• Interviewed by Dr. Kehaulani Kauanui for "Indigenous Politics: From Native New England and Beyond," WESU Radio, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT. January 29, 2008.
2006.
• Review by Simon Rodberg of Malian's Song for the New York Times Books Review, New York, NY. August 13, 2006.

• Review by Ethan Dezotelle of Malian's Song for the County Courier, Enosburg Falls, VT. September 1, 2006.

• Interviewed by Revan Schendler for "Saving Stories of Those Erased from History" for Talking Portraits: A Series of Oral Histories About Northampton. Northampton, MA: The Daily Hampshire Gazette. August 30, 2004.

2004.
• Interviewed by Susannah Lee for "Captive Lands, Captive Hearts" for Raid on Deerfield: The Many Stories of 1704 website. Deerfield, MA: Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association and WFCR Radio.
2003.
• Featured storyteller for "Awesome Forces: The Creation of Lake Champlain" IMAX film installation. Burlington, VT: ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain.
• Abenaki scholar and consultant for Caro Thompson for New England's Great River: Discovering the Connecticut. Burlington, VT: Vermont Public Television.
• Interviewed by Carol Morin for "First Voice: Squaw" on Sounds Like Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Company, CBC Radio One.
• Profiled in "Deep Presence: Abenaki History and Influence." The Monadnock Institute News, Spring 2003:2-3. Franklin Pierce College, Rindge NH.
2001.
• Interviewed as author of "1621: A New Look at Thanksgiving" for C-Span Book TV. November 6, 2001.
• Interviewed by Howard Mansfield for "I Still Live: the Survival of New England’s Native Tribes." Dublin, NH: Yankee Magazine, November 2001:52-63, 116.
• Featured storyteller for "Adirondack Storytellers" for WMHT TV, Schenectady, NY.