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Whether you bowled a few games as a kid, or you’re still striving for that perfect 300 game, you know the fun bowling alleys offer in the New Year. The sound of bowling pins crashing at the end of the lane is music to a bowling enthusiast’s ears. The sport has a significant Native following. There is a lot of talent heading to Native bowling tournaments year-round. We talk to a few Native bowlers about the sport and why Native leagues are so popular.
This is an encore presentation, so our phone lines are not open during the show.
Guests:
Don Carle (Tlinket, Tsimtian and Mandan) – Native bowler, director for SISKIYOU Indian Bowling tournament, Reno Indian Bowling tournaments and new Columbia 300 staff member.
Adrienne Hare (Osage) – Native bowler
Ernie Mendoza (member of the Gila River Indian Community) – Strike Force Tour Player of the Year in Arizona
Break Music: Boogie Woogie (album) Flying Feather Band (artist) Back Home on the Rez With Boogie (album)
Filler songs:
Song 1 – Steadfast (song) Mr.Elive, Phillip Charette (artist) Tengaurtukut (album)
Song 2 – Wiconi (song) Primeaux & Mike (artist) Road to Peace (album)
