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[@Torahboy1]

Nobody makes documentaries like the BBC. No ‘manufactured’ dramas, no “If they don’t get the tents up in ten minutes, they’ll DIE !!!!!” Just allowing the subject to tell the tale. The unique way in which the BBC works, and is funded, results in these kind of docs. Superior production values, letting the filmmakers tell the whole story, almost regardless of cost. Their worldwide reputation and network of experts are the envy of the world. Nothing opens doors like the words, “I’m from the BBC”. Nobody else can afford to take years making a single program. It’s just not cost effective. That’s why I pay my licence fee with a smile on my face.

[@jagadeeshanarve5667]

Hats of to the entire team for introducing the life in Thundra to the whole world.Their efforts are really laudable..

[@frustrateduser666]

@anonymous Oh piss off. You wouldn't be on the internet if you truly hated all modern conveniences. Maybe go yell into the wind about the "corrupt bbc".

[@neshatshajirati5555]

Honestly, this was very interesting, truthful, Clean to the point Documentary, Kate is Amazing. Even the Nomads realized her fortitude. Thank you.

[@sajjadullah1260]

Love you

[@stevenwilson8139]

This is the best time spent on the internet.

[@vegasvalley30]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fofcZ6WFi5aViMU you will love this

[@ahmmmahmmm6263]

Agree

[@Hijab_Diffusion]

watch it on their official channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKbMpqxsjd2MfNE

[@catvergueiro8905]

I can't get over how cute and furry the dogs are, and how gentle and "domesticated" the reindeers are! I think I would want to pet and play with them all day long

[@leonzhang7821]

Sadly, you would freeze to death outside.

[@JohnSmith-ix5gx]

I love Kate she's so down to earth ,grateful, unassuming and unpretentious you could say she's humble

[@ngocquynhanhtran5680]

I'm sitting here in 9 Celcius degree under the sun and complaining how chilly it is, while people and animals out there are enduring their lives under -40 degree. 😭 So much respect to them! So much respect to Kate and the crews! Thank you for showing us the world!

[@MECELsVlog]

Siberian nomads are so gentle ♥️ the same with kate she's so respectful with culture and traditions

[@monicaxyooj905]

After seeing this, I won't complain about how cold the Minnesota winter is. Kate has a great understand and respect for these people and their culture. I love following her series documentary videos.

[@sarmistha-Sharma]

Feeling so restless while watching this..everytime we complain to God for so many things, but after watching this I can say thank God for everything 😭😭

[@heavenlylordNOS]

True

[@saviorsavior429]

I've watched all the 3 documentaries and it completely changed my perception about people..i get learned and thanks to Kate and her team for showing us the other sides of the world.. we have prejudices and we sometimes think ours is better than others but I completely respect Russia, mongolia, and Nepal after this documentary..it even gave me a chance to just accept people's diffirences just like how I also experience in Africa and here in korea..respecting people's way of living is the best way to get along and appreciate them..

[@jayramdahal3799]

thank you so much from Nepal

[@MrBhaaarat]

Your name sucks.

[@daianabernini8172]

Bharat Pant rominii auu talent

[@johnkuch1950]

Having knowledge and experience about world,I what molded and shaped person's perceptions as empathy or judgment is concerned.

[@MrGuitars8]

It's Always good to learn about other people and how they Live , many times it will Amaze you .

[@bakheg6153]

kate is a advantured lady I most admired. she met people with a strong ,simple normadi lifestyle ,staying terrible cold,windy places,afew regions of the globe.over all, a great video to watch👍👌

[@alinajustme11]

I liked this lady she's doing a good job and she is very respectful of the people and their culture others should take notes

[@ZubairUlHassan522]

christina anastasia skroutz really? 🙏

[@gurdalgrtl]

read mine ..

[@hank4920]

@@jeffhp93 you don't like big boobs and pretty white women ?

[@veramon5696]

Amen to that!

[@delac9864]

Hate these kind of corroded, liberals white and any race creatures.

[@hippymama100]

Eating the reindeer meat fresh from the kill is actually quite a clever way to conserve energy. No need to thaw it in the mouth or gut and waste your bodies energy. No need to waste scarce fuel to cook it on the stove. The Nenets are masters at surviving in their homeland. All credit to them.

[@tiagofrade2405]

Well gasprome is paying the people something helps the community if we look at western oil and gas companies in Africa and the Pacific they destroyed everything pay politician's and live people in misery

[@grizzlycountry1030]

If you ate frozen meet in that temperature you would likely die from hypothermia and same goes for eating snow.

[@gabbishleegifted4752]

Grizzly Country the fish is frozen.. some nomads have learned to use fats and oils over the frozen to help with that

[@n.singhajitmeetei177]

Your respectable journey to nomads is most precious and your attention is highly regards. God bless you.

[@Yogirliej4dee]

I love that cats and dogs are packed up with the family with each move.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I love that too! 🐕🐈 But I know my dog (in my pic) would have to be inside my parka all the time, she just doesn't have thick enough fur for that climate!

[@oma2635]

King Kuwait she run garuun gagab bafak radiin Koko 55 iguukacaday wixii afayaqin radiin

[@oscar439]

I really admire you Kate,I have to admit that i was amazed that a western woman has this ability to adapt and harmonize with such extraordinarily different cultures from hers, you are a nice,respectful woman, i deeply thank you for introducing us to these lovely unique cultures,i have to say that these documentaries had profound impact on my perspective of life

[@khangams6514]

I still can't stop watching Kate's documentaries over and over... Precious and priceless experience.

[@mudasirbhat8309]

such a great job, i liked it the most and what a hard life of these people i honestly salute them. i want BBC to make more shows of these nomadic people

[@khagenbhattarai945]

watched all three documentaries of nomadic life uploaded by Kate .really thankful n huge respect from Nepal .

[@홍길동-o4n]

Damiz hai daju

[@khagenbhattarai945]

@@홍길동-o4n Ekdam babal xa

[@tbt1222]

I am just at the very beginning of this video. And that part when Nenet people talked about the reasons why they have to work here. I broke out into tears. I really feel for them. I have been really interested in cultures recently, have been thinking about these places like this, where are considered to be ... "poor". But now this changed my mind. The thing called "civilization" does not always mean a good thing.

[@kassrripples3659]

Trang Bui yes and when the narrator said the gas industry is worth 40 billion... billion ... and the families are paid 20 per adult per month ...

[@zenaloof1870]

Nunet people and their traditionally way of life is so inspiring it means alot to me. At first I couldnt imagine how they can survive in that cold environment, but they aren't just surviving they are living! In the end all that made me sad was how they're way of life could disappear

[@정아리아]

This is so beautiful! Thank you for uploading, thank you Kate! Your documentaries are absolutely brilliant. These nomads are quite succesful and living a good life, it's so wonderful to see different side of the world and way of living. Oh, i saw a cat. I hope he gets cuddles from them too :)

[@manupawzu]

I had watched all the 3 documentaries and I love it. It's worth to watch.❤️❤️❤️❤️. My childhood life was similar like this but our community lives in the mountains valley with beautiful forests, rivers between Thailand and Myanmar.

[@sohrabahmadkhan2171]

Woww I am speechless they are so closed to nature they have less facilities but still they are hospitable nice people plz don't interprets their way of life and these are the true beauty of natural its Haven on the earth,no need cosmetic fast and selfish life just pure relax life

[@lil_weasel219]

Being far from nature makes people hostile not the other way around

[@franciscoaguil6984]

I love the way Kate Humble tells the nomadic story. It seems her heart talks in each episode . I love the 3 episodes of this ducumentary.

[@jahhyluv]

I've really enjoyed watching this. Fascinating to learn about the Nenets. Very admirable people.

[@cjstubejackofalltrade1551]

I did not want this to end. Kate has a beautiful heart. Hope BBC paid some money for the families.

[@larryhawkes1347]

This is one of the most amazing and enjoyable videos I've ever watched. Thanks for taking us along and educating us about how these nomadic people live.

[@mustafapanjshiri6047]

How beautiful life simple no tension no depression

[@paperino9792]

their life is ONLY tension and desperation!...blind man...

[@loudnessclarity9273]

@anonymous In today world, if you lose your job your life get 1000 times worst than this natursl life...

[@bimmjim]

The old knowledge of the indigenous peoples is extremely valuable because it enabled them to live happily for thousands of years. I am a White Guy in Canada but I have learned some of the indigenous knowledge. There is much more to it than most people know. I also have a degree in Engineering and, philosophically, I see no conflict between the old knowledge and the Science. It's all part of the same Universe, the Universe where we all live. We must not loose the old knowledge.

[@jongsun8372]

bimmjim knhg

[@jamescrock2213]

as a black man in Argentina (bachelors in Electrical engineering and sociology) i too am part of Universe and agree all knowledge is good knowledge for Universe to live

[@TheLordSheogorath]

Amen. ''Happily'' is the key word in your post. Depression is skyrocketing in our modern world and our unnatural way of living.

[@stillthepillar684]

Seek Jesus, when He finds you, you will know every step you need to take to live in peace. And yes I mean seek Him, yet He will find you.

[@uthmanafrika923]

@@stillthepillar684 seek allah , jesus is human.

[@imme4683]

This is the first story I've ever seen by Kate and it is absolutely awesome and I'm going to continue watching such a beautiful spirit and a pure heart

[@amanali1992]

I always sleep early but i just cant pause it i need to watch it and the sister in documentary is so humble so good.

[@waqasahmad2939]

Such a beautiful and warm welcome family but more than that salute to the lady and her team to survive out of that harsh weather, 10/10 for the documentary.

[@birgitcangonja5175]

It's really astonishing how they succeed with so many difficulties

[@waqasahmad2939]

@@birgitcangonja5175 Human beings possess an amazing adaptive nature it's a gift from GOD to see how far we can utilize it up to our limits.

[@birgitcangonja5175]

@@waqasahmad2939 although my 26 years of education i think myself i would fail on surviving in these condition

[@waqasahmad2939]

Birgit Cangonja that's because you never faced such a condition.

[@birgitcangonja5175]

@@waqasahmad2939 that's true but i also get shockt even from the idea

[@amandadonegan2137]

Oh my days! 😂😂 lve been climbing trees in lreland to get a signal! Nomads of the World Unite! 😂😂💚💛💚💖

[@novo2028]

I really like the way they enjoyed their life as a nomad enjoying the natural beauty of nature

[@nancybaldwin1811]

I always love the nomad lifestyle. To make your own clothing, live of the land. Live in community. Everyone has their place. Working together to provide for themselves. Why call them savages for eating raw meat. They didn't waste wood cooking meat while it was fresh, or waste the skin, but used them for clothes. There way of life is better than ours.

[@madisonkunaiti4389]

Your totally right. NOMAD NEW ZEALAND

[@tehutibrim594]

Wouldn't say better exactly certainly more involved, like the way ur mind works

[@h.e.pennypacker4567]

Nancy Baldwin I love these types of docs because it gives you a glimpse of how different cultures live even in the toughest conditions. It is quite admirable to say the least, and I for one cannot help to feel nothing but respect for these folks, but to say they live better than “us” or then other cultures is a little a unfair if not self-righteous. People everywhere have their own struggles in life. The world is a harsh and beautiful place at once.

[@stephen12264]

@@h.e.pennypacker4567 I'm as close to living there life style as i can get here in the USA I'm a homeless veteran and i am disabled I've not had a roof over my head four almost ten years now. I wish i had a home I'm to busted up to have to live a nomadic life anymore I'm happy these people are able to continue there life style i can tell you it isn't easy. I was ran over and crushed by a drunk driver in a semi I lost everything due to that. My job the money i made used to be a lot now i get 897 dollars a month on disability. I probably don't have many winters left in me. You know these people are strong young proud people and you have to admire what they do.

[@h.e.pennypacker4567]

stephen12264 I’m sure your plight is not easy and I tilt my hat to you...May God bless you. ✝️🙏

[@janieterrel681]

Thank you ever so much for this amazing documentary. I have been fascinated by the reindeer peoples all my life and have read all National Geographic had to offer as a child,,,so this continues my wonderful exploration and I will share it with my grandchildren today. We are mixed blood people in North America and ancestors were nomadic tribes of the northern plains, so we hold dear to our hearts the old ways and love to learn there are people who still live the old ways in this modern world. I am so happy to have found your channel and look forward to following your travels. I want to commend you for honoring others customs and beliefs, for we are all equal in the eyes of the creator and have the right to be different than the mainstream. Blessings,,,,,

[@suren5372]

Word 'FREEDOM' is meaningful only when we respect others and don't interfere in others way of life

[@bashikhan9188]

Best lady with British accent ... The way she talks and makes documentry is very speechless

[@larasmi1234]

Thank you! I am from the United States and see the correlation when our first railroads moved from the east coast to the west coast. I can see the pros and cons. Why not find a way to feed the reindeer as we feed our cattle in the winter. Then they can still have their way of life but can do as we do now with reindeer ranches. Remember we used to move our cattle great distances. There has to be a way to do this. Then they will not have to send their children off to boarding schools but can have schools in their community because they no longer have to migrate. They can still maintain their culture but will not have to move their herds but can ranch their herds. Anybody else have any ideas?

[@RajivKKarki]

I watchd all three documentary and at the end every time I get emotional. The lady who documented is beautiful soul.keep doing good work.. #love

[@Truckingsx]

Tundra people are the greatest survivors of human race

[@ramzbew5674]

I would rather say eskimo people, because they have even worse conditions for life

[@jeremiah11111111]

@@ramzbew5674 huh..??

[@adopodrinje1499]

@@ramzbew5674 indeed, these Nenets have real ground below their feet and plenty of MEAT to eat. eskimos dont. I could live like Nenets but in NO WAY like those canadian alaska people no way! I wonder why Russia doenst create better living for them including Saunas and better equipment and better tents and better sleds for them to move on. building real houses or compounds on their route. I assume reindeer meat is delicious! introducing real grills from argentina for this meat would be spectaculair! both fish and meat is better there then here in europe! its real organic fresh from nature!

[@johonanandrewgomes7593]

@@adopodrinje1499 inuits live in the harshest region in the world, in Nunavut. It was -62 with the windchill in resolute bay. Just normal weather.

[@dariusdribbles.3981]

@@johonanandrewgomes7593 I agree that the Nunavut people have harsher conditions, but it does actually get quite a bit colder in Siberia.

[@u.s.n.retired1995]

This was fantastic. The lady commentator was respectful of the people she visited. And she respected their culture. Very well done.

[@froibersamina3456]

I always believe that civilization promotes two important human-centered aspects: good values and modernity. The first makes man human and civilized; the second provides comfort to man, but sometimes it turns him inhuman or uncivilized.

[@tunthianlalhauzel9752]

Like a breath of fresh air, seeing their lives and the beauty and harshness of the place just totally immerse me for a moment into the world of the Nenets. The symbiotic relationship between the people and the reigndeer was just eye-opening for me. I never thought just one animal could be so important in this part of the world. Also the tenacity and strength of the Nenets people living in this almost desert ice like condition was really impressive. I wish the Nenets people holding on to their way of life even in the mist of modern change coming all the very best.

[@dm7628]

Life without paying bills is great❤️

[@BMW7series251]

Just watched all 3 of Kate's 'Nomad' videos. Brilliant. Loved her on the Spring Watch shows but this is another level. Thank you.

[@lsticker1144]

I have been with you in nepol Mongolia and now in siberia. Love all your videos.thanks .Im from tuibuang village churachandpur district Manipur state India

[@Hara_Lia]

This is one of the best documentaries I've ever watch so far. I like how Kate " the strong and handy woman" presented the whole story. Learned so much about the culture and lives of this great people of Siberia. How wonderful and amazing our nature is. Thank you Miss Kate😊 greetings from the Philippines

[@MrNaysh]

Man, this place is straight out of Game of Thrones north of the wall where the White Walkers live. Watch out for the Night King, It's not a myth, they come out every couple thousand of years.

[@prajwoldawadi4170]

Franco R hahaha

[@dianelalonde544]

I thoroughly enjoyed this in-depth look at their lives. Thanks so much for sharing this with me. If it were not for you and your crew, we would know nothing about these people. God bless you and these people. ❤❤❤❄❄🙏🥰❤❤ From Canada ❤🇨🇦❤❤🇨🇦❤

[@roninkatana582]

THANK YOU FOR THIS UPLOAD! I like this People so much... This are one the best People on this Planet...they are so near on the Heartbeat of our Life and Roots! I think this is one of the best Lifes a Human can life ever... THERE WHERE OUR ALL ROOTS... PURE AND NATURAL, HARD SOMETIMES BUT THEY FEEL THEMSELFES AND ARE FREE IN HEART AND HEALTHY! THERE GIVES ALSO A OTHER GROUP....A VERY LITTLE GROUP OF WHITE KAUKASIAN NOMAD GROUPS BUT NEARLY NOBODY KNOWS THEM TODAY...AND I KNOW THAT THE SKANDINAVIAN SAMI AND SORBIAN TSCHECHS COMMING FROM THEM, FROM THE SAME LAPLAND-ROOTBLOOD! MY GRANDFAHTER MOTHERSIDES WAS SUCH A REAL PROTO-TSCHECHOSLOVAK! MY BIGGEST DREAM IN LIFE IS TO COME BACK ONE DAY THERE TO FIND MY ROOTS AGAIN/MORE TO MYSELF TO UNDERSTAND MYSELF BETTER AND MY HYSTORIE INSIDE MY BLOODIDENTIFICATION AND ENERGY! WHEN I COME THERE SOME DAY AND I FOUND MY PEOPLE THERE I THINK MAYBE I NEVER COME BACK AGAIN! THIS PEOPLE ARE SO REAL, STRONG, RESPEKTFULL AND WIDE IN THERE SOULS... THEY ARE NOT SO DEGENERATED LIKE THE BIGCITYPEOPLE WITHOUT SOUL, FREEDOM AND PASSION FOR A REAL LIVESTYLE WITH THE ELEMENTS AND ANIMALS! EVERY TIME WHEN I SEE SUCH DOKUS AND THE WIDE SNOWPEACE WITH WOLFS, BEARS, TIGERS, FOX AND SNOWLEOPARDS, AND REDWILD...THE MANY LAKES AND MOUNTANS...ALL OF THEM... MY HEART TURNED REALLY HEAVY AND WANT TO GO THERE IN THE SAME MOMENT! WE ALL MUST HAVE MANNNNY MANNNNY MORE RESPEKT FOR SUCH REAL AND STRONG HUNTING PEOPLE ARROUND THE WORLD! THEY LIVE NEARLY REALLY COMPLETE WITH THE PLANET HAND IN HAND... IN HARMONIE! AND THEY KNOW AAAA LOOOOT ABOUT THE COSMOS! REALLY BEAUTYFULL FOR ME TO SEE AND TO KNOW THAT A LITTLE GROUP OF HUMANS ARE SAVED IN ♥♥♥MAMA NATURES HAND♥♥♥ AND ONE DAY I WANT TO COME HERE TO YOU TO LEARN FROM AND WORK WITH YOU... AND TO SEE THE BEAUTYFULL ENDLESS STARHEAVEN OVER ME...I HOPE SO! #LIKE A WHITE INDIANA

[@vanessashimoni6548]

What amazing people, they don't blame others for their misfortune, even when they are not at fault they take responsibility for whatever goes wrong and try to rebuild their lives.

[@disenchantedwanderer9033]

I actually thought the Russian gas manager who visited the family was being quite honest. He said blatantly, industry destroys, not builds. If this took place somewhere in th West, you would definately not get a straight answer. Look at what the US government is doing in Flint , Michigan with the water supply issue. Or the fracking issue in US. Or the pipline Dakota Access Pipeline issue. The US government are running roughshod over their own people. They may do the same in Russia... but I dont think theiir spin and lies are worse than the West's spin and lies.

[@lindareinen4361]

Charlie Charalambous your comment is right, about US. I live in US, and all those things mentioned are not well liked by all. We have lived in a Democrat run nation, far too long and much damage was done all over our Country. Most people are hoping that President Trump can straighten out this mess that was made, but he too is having to be up against the Democrats in office. He has made some great changes, but there has been so much corruption going on, it’s going to take more than just a 4 year term to get more done. Americans want him to once again be our President for another term, but time will tell. The Democrats are continuing on, with causing all Americans and America trouble. They are against anything that helps us and our Country.

[@robinlrice]

@@lindareinen4361 not all Americans want trump to serve another term.. I wouldn't even say half,.at this point... 1he may or may not be impeached,.but winning another term isn't all that likely.. ut, then again,.stranger things have happened.

[@suzuki694]

@@robinlrice I think you're wrong with 50%. Almost guaranteed to be in 2nd term and the impeachment was a joke. Was never going to happen in the first place. The really sad thing is everyone is too worried about how they are going to get a rich white man out of office instead of improving their own lives and fighting with each other. We're just all rats in experiments who think they know more than they do

[@robinlrice]

@@suzuki694 I didn't say it couldn't happen, I said unlikely, BUT stranger things have happened... However, I just don't feel he will have the same level of support this November..I think enough people are actually ready for change..

[@vlastaleistikow6934]

It hurts me so bad. I respect them so much. Really. I wish them strength

[@seliseparker23]

I’ve watched several of these documentaries about the cold 🥶 and this is by far the coldest one ☝️.

[@BLuddenify]

I have also seen all three episodes and I feel Kate and the team have done an Great job. Her stile is engaging, and she neither judges nor exploits the people she works with. She gets a bit emotional at times but doesn't go out of her way to over dramatize these people's lives. Excellent.

[@kikrubelho3749]

For thousands of years nomads like African nomads,Persian nomads,Indian nomads,Kazakh nomads,Turkish nomads,Norwegian nomads,Moroccan nomads,Mongolian nomads,Eskimos etc etc are surviving and thriving to this day without any religion nor education nor with any technology.... They get the best food to eat,they don't have shit to worry about....they live with the least principle yet they are morally and spiritually far more superior then anyone....they always live happily and die peacefully....

[@4thLevelConciousness]

@Muffinmanerino Ealgerino hey fuck you! im gonna show you my white benevolence and put down my iphone x for a whole 6 mins! and i wont even look at it! just cuz im white dont mean i aint oppressed!!

[@Totcali]

Tears streaming down when the time come to say goodbye! I can feel you are a beautiful person, kind hearted, and astute! Thank you for sharing this golden experienced of yours! I can’t wait to watch your next stop!

[@Дмитрий-п9ь7щ]

43:10 the kid is like "ok, im done" 😀

[@livingbranches777]

So impressive how they drive those teams of reindeer. Team, sled with driver, team, sled, team, sled... All hitched up together with rope, no tongue no yoke. I wouldnt have know how amazing a feat that was until i started driving horses

[@douminkuki4400]

I truly respect their way of life...so much in harmomy with nature....they didnt contribute to climate chance...but they face the consequence

[@nadiaarzo4657]

It’s so beautiful how they live specially the little kids.

[@namkaitshering4560]

Thanks to globalization. It didn't even spare these treacherous environment from exploitation. I hope this civilization continue for centuries.

[@tulgatulgaldo6241]

What a beautiful words. Are u from Tibet? your name seems like Tibetan.

[@Governmentteacher123]

I will pray for them .these people are beautiful living difficult life but still happy .I am in love with their family and their hospitality .their friendliness even if food is difficult .

[@christinalock9937]

@@tulgatulgaldo6241 I'm English. Pride honour and respect and love of your culture is all I see. Forever may it continue.

[@moonnuchamling9875]

The lady makes such a beautiful clothes despite of not doing any dress designing courses. I liked the long skirt she made for Kate in which cutting, stitching and design was so beautiful. Hand made coats are priceless. They will cost u fortune if it was sold in the country like US or any other country but they are not allowed to sell animal fur clothes which I can totally understand. Hats off to u talented and beautiful lady.

[@shafibacker1]

Very well done kate.. Just loved this wonderfull work. Red salute..

[@tridungsydney6618]

Where are this people lived now its colder than my refrigerator..I cannot imagined that they can coped with this conditions for years now..i can see they had lives their life on the edge and maybe struggling but managed to survived..and that took a lots of courageous to done that..I really hope this nomad people one day ll have a normal life like others people had and good future..thanks kate for wonderful videos..

[@julaibeebmuhammad5631]

41:22; that coat given to Kate is absolutely beautiful, how on earth did they make it

[@loloanderson3791]

It's amazing!

[@RoyClaessen]

This documentary made me re-evaluate my life and opened my eyes to another culture I was not familiar with. Thank you so much for you work & it was beautifully captured on film

[@faustineoniel8701]

i always cry when its time for her to say goodbye😓😓😓😓

[@phoenixlagrelle3285]

Same beliefs as North American natives

[@jbee7239]

Same :(

[@marknaimo7359]

You big sap!, I cry when I have to listen to her always drama she reminds me of my ex-wife that pain in the ass.

[@marleenneil7542]

These series deserve an award. She is amazing journalist and human being.

[@waltspears8179]

People all over the world just like you and i . thanx for the very good imfo on different folks .cool

[@asaduzzamanbiplob4902]

Excellent project for introducing an outstanding tribal life and peoples of Tundra. Amazingly tough job and life style . It's really sacred after all. Their survival requires some unseen power and energy from out of this world. Really blessed for the amazing people living out there. Highly appreciate all the team members and the participants who co-operated whole heartedly . Thanks a lot with love and prayers from Bangladesh.

[@Hasnainsafeer77]

superb video filming great effort kate love for nomadic people and their life style

[@mechanicalbees7698]

Amazing they can tell them apart in the herds from meters away while running. Just shows the strong connection they have. They are fully dependent on them.

[@rooobotinaaa]

ive loved kate respect for them, she is so sensitive and humble. what great pple nenets are, i wish id live their lives!

[@tasawarjuttraw9619]

Nia Rafic

[@ZubairUlHassan522]

Nia Rafic really? 🙏

[@natiavshalom]

she dosent have to bring her leftist idiology .the guy is righ you canot stop progrees

[@NU-ig7bl]

No matter where you go in this world nomad people are wonderful, they have an amazing Hospitality they treat you like a king and a queen

[@Terabaap4546]

A tough life indeed. I can never imagine people living nomadic life in such harshest of conditions.

[@timhomes7305]

Thank you everyone involved in this doco nenets and film crew ,i loved it .

[@waqasrasheed5313]

no matter from where they are, all mothers are same..❤❤

[@flowsnake8732]

"Frankly a few nomadic people are not going to be able to stop that level of development - and I really hope I'm wrong" ... I really hope you're wrong too. Love - especially to the Nenec

[@vikiyasumi878]

Its so nice watching this Doc. The best I've ever watched....May God bless u Sis...with love n respect from Nagaland...

[@katvills]

Than you so much Kate and your team for exploring the world and share with us your expedition. I have learned so much from your travels about different cultures that the schools can’t even teaching my children. I too came from a third world country but grew up with a gold spoon. I have only visited my native home land once and that was only to bury my brother (2 years ago). I appreciate every culture and traditions and couldn’t wait to implement their simple way of living. They are the most realistic people and truly respect them for the life they live. I Look forward to watch more of your educational videos :)

[@magnusrex383]

The whole place has its own special magic, and life seems wonderfully peaceful and fulfilling despite its simplicity. Makes you feel like spending a couple of weeks in the tundra. She criticizes Gazprom for disturbing the nomadic way of life, but changes are unavoidable, and the Nenets seem to adapt well, because they use mobile phones now. She shouldn't criticize Gazprom. Instead she should remember how the British destroyed the North American indians' way of life when they colonized USA and Canada without any respect or consideration.

[@loloanderson3791]

I thought so too - he was very honest infact and answered all her questions, including the compensation question. Otherwise the rest of the documentary is very good. I think maybe BBC, not Kate, is disappointed that Gazprom is so respectful to the people of Siberia because the English would never have given these people a cent

[@ahmads6213]

خیلی لذت بردم از ارطباط انسانهایی که با انسانهای دیگری و فرهنگ دیگری اینقدر بهمدیگر عشق و محبت میدهند

[@TheDestroyer8065]

Kate Humble you're the best!

[@yasminfalomir.7462]

No se como llegue a estos documentales pero agradesco a Karen que nos comparta esta cultura de Los nomadas de la tundra ..mis respetos para estas tribus admirable como lleban su cultura y tradiciones ..muy buen documental Karen gracias.

[@yasminfalomir.7462]

Kate

[@yasminfalomir.7462]

Rectifico ..Kate eres admirable para entrar en ese mundo tan diferente

[@tariqkamaljamra]

Being a working Journalist, its a great piece of Research Hard working and many more, beside from all the aspects of life , Culture and Religion I really felt in love with the Nomads of Siberia. But I must say that these people need more Medical , Education and Financial attentions .

[@sodinc]

there are some problems with it they are free of all taxes and goverment pays them money if they live in traditional way, because it`s not very profitable but they still want to have modern goods. and there comes a problem - the most passionate ones are going to cities (like everywhere in the world) to have a nice salary, least active part just imitate traditional live to have subsidies from goverment, and only part of them really live this way (it is really hard and brings very high pre-historical risks) may be the biggest problem - they are very vulnerable to alcohol (the same level like heroin for others) due to their genes

[@violentbug]

Those people get the same education as any russians, their children leave tribe at the age 7 and live in a boarding school in the city. Most boys get 9 years of school, some quit earlier. Most girls finish all 11 years (mandatory in Russia is 9). People who live in tundra have cellphones, satellite TV, satellite phones and they are regularly paid visits by doctors who fly in by helicopter, also if they have a critical medical situation they can also call a helicopter, it is free for them. And they actually have enough money, they just choose this lifestyle.

[@yumiryin8197]

the government should help then live better in these harsh situation, and help them leave there if they want

[@Proudhuman123]

I feel like I am with these nomads in person while watching sweet Kate humble

[@abbywebb2822]

They seem like some of the kindest people on earth. Hope they are doing well

[@ianrobson9601]

I had to put my jumper on to watch this. Absolutely wonderful simple life and I`m so envious. The scenes when they were migrating with their herd on their sleds with the dogs running and exhaling their breath was superb. Hell , I really enjoyed this documentary

[@a.r.moyapapitawaira7369]

Watched the whole film-documentary. Nice footages, interesting view inside the life of this people. Very good at explaining some problematic situation and controversy. Very much lack of information about the real daily life. How the relation, coordination and logistic are held. Nothing about social and political organizacion, since they, despite being nomads, have to be in constant coordination with another nomad... where do they bury their relatives, what are their cultural tratiditions; nothing about their language, their music, their handwork (just a few images and nonsese talking), what are their believes, it was merely a turistic travel of a very rich girl... strong and very nice one by the way. thank you.

[@pramod1234]

Yeah. I too thought the same. The team should have focused more on daily life, social life etc..

[@AG-ig8uf]

She spent one , ONE week with them. You expect them to marry and kill someone so you can see music, weddings and burials ?? It was about one week of day to day life, not comprehensive documentary. Music, language, political situation can be easily found online, all that info is out there. Ironically it seem like touristic travel video is something you would actually prefer.

[@AG-ig8uf]

@anonymous It is ONE ordinary week from life of those people, not detailed documentary. Title and descriptions make it clear. Unfortunately westerners are too used to staged mocumentaries, with natives in most exotic outfits doing all kinds of social activities, from weddings to funerals and everything else, "coincidentally" when documentary was filmed. This episode has VERY telling part when russian Gasprom manager "visits" natives, from food on the table, to his entourage attitude, it tells a lot to those who can see.

[@AG-ig8uf]

@anonymous "if they really cared for the nenets they would be helping them to go through the court system against the oil companies." Assuming in good faith that you are not trolling, but just ignorant and naive, this is Russia and Gazprom we talking about! Get some reality check.

[@AG-ig8uf]

@anonymous How does Monsanto being sued has anything to do with this video? With Russia or Gazprom ? You made no points and no sense. Gazprom been destroying native habitats for ages now, European governments been riding Putins dick for years too, Germany being the leader, for natural gas supply, and would never do anything to jeopardize it. They would never engage in any legal battle with Gazprom, as "green" economy policies made them extremely depended on Russian gas. Monsanto was American company designated by "organic" mongrels as evil, and despite all studies and scientific evidence pointing to glyphosate not being carcinogenic, still got sued and convicted by clueless jury. Just shows how dumb and brain washed western society became, ignore well known and ubiquitous carcinogens like nitrites in food, alcohol, and even organic produce having much higher levels of aflatoxins, instead blindly attack some red herring company.

[@abhirupchanda814]

I admire you lovely lady I watched all the three episodes in a stretch .. couldn't stop watching it ...Love from India

[@sukrajsubba7202]

I love siberia I love these people I love reindeer 😍😍😍😍😍😘😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@abdulmunim5495]

This is so beautiful...Thanks for introducing the thundra people in all over the world...

[@nicolasn.kaminsky5232]

this is simply amazing to watch - Russian Federation does a great job at preserving these people, just the way their are and have been, they can continue to live.

[@woohooo7634]

Saint Niko yes! I’m half Siberian Yupik, and let me tell you, our culture is well preserved. :) Russia is a nice place. (In terms of people, certainly not government)

[@impaugjuldivmax]

being the citizens of Russia they are not serving in army by the way

[@homerepairs7925]

I enjoyed seeing how these people live, and even more so, that this lady was able to participate in their daily life, and they look like they are of Chinese ancestry, as also their lifestyle is also that of Native Americans and other natives worldwide, in which they respect the nature and the oneness of the animals they come in contact with, and I also notice how their customs are that of which God speaks of in the Torah of how men and women are different and notice how they have a custom of the female that enters into menstrual cycles , even after centuries of separation from their tribal origins

[@DrBiBeatz]

I agree with her " woman are in charge! Always "

[@tongatopsir4686]

Beautiful vdeo, thanks Kate for a wonderful side of the world. God bless