Robert Lewis, Telling Traditional Tales

[@davidcrawford2836]

Robert Lewis is by far my favorite storyteller!

[@songbirdkw]

I love your story telling and I’m happy to call you “friend” Robert!!

[@annetteenmen1163]

Your the best story teller I have ever experienced before. I have been following you for some time now. Thank you for your contribution to the world keeping alive your Ancestors way of life.❤❤❤❤😂

[@yourered2697]

I love your traditions......there is so much love. I especially love the fact that you teach respect towards your elders. I feel that is something that has been lost among cultures with time and should be taught not only at home but at school as well. If there were a way, I would love for my 2 month old son to attend a Charrokee school or any Native American Nation. I learned a sweet song in Charrokee that I will be teaching to my son. He will learn different cultures and traditions. As well for myself and the rest of my children.

[@Feral_Art]

He was my art teacher in Cherokee camp. He's amazing

[@spaceguy7777]

You are an AWESOME story teller ..... I can feel the love of your Creator coming from your heart . I was given 4 tail feathers of a sparrow Hawk... For facing my fears... But they were stolen with all my belongings... I really enjoy your stories ... Wado

[@judycampbell5488]

I remember you visited our school years ago. Best storyteller ever!

[@frenchpizza9725]

Born to be a part of the lessons.

[@grrcarter691]

I just love your stories. Thank you

[@BishopLake]

I really enjoyed meeting you in Marietta, Ga. (I was the guy with the horror movie tattoos). Thank you for your warm and welcoming spirit, my family enjoyed the tales. I'm trying hard to help my children understand where we come from, it was important to my late father and it's important to me as a father. Thank you again.

[@beckynorris4366]

I was afraid of driving too but the thing that forced me to get over it was a situation involving my children. They needed me and to be there for them I had to drive. So shaking and terrified I got in the car and started driving. It forced me to get over my fear and now I have no problem with it.

[@harrietpeabody2118]

Thank you!

[@zanthornton]

Love this stories, and your hand gestures ( sign language almost)

[@glamourzonie6657]

He is SO cool

[@larryking606]

Thank you so much, for sharing your stories ! You are a Great Man ! Take Care and Be Safe !

[@TalaAuthentic]

Beautiful

[@jamilajones8328]

I loved hearing your story!!!! I still love listening and learning, I think especially now. It's exciting. It moves me to try to learn more and speak not just my elders but elders of the nations around me! It's history culture they are like ties that connect and bind us to our ancestors and families and communities. It's so rich! My fear is speaking to people. But given my passion I look forward to being able to learn and listen and record our communities stories for the next generations. To that end I keep trying to learn cherokee. Thanks for the inspiration, Wado!

[@hannelder5854]

Thank you for sharing your story. Yours is an important part of our history and I enjoy all that you share.

[@frenchpizza9725]

Great story teller.

[@RBaca]

Great channel im a Spanish Apache from Valencia New Mexico USA.

[@kriskabin]

Neat guy👍

[@BigDaddysBearCave]

Love this 👍👍👍😎

[@Bubba2Guns]

Hey Robert, osiyo!. Next time you are LA I can drive for you! Just help me with my Tsalagi and speak story! Wado!

[@frenchpizza9725]

We heal with everything

[@hannelder5854]

I would love to hear you in person. When are you coming to Houston?

[@PHDWhom]

Wa’do Mr Lewis!

[@Marebearsthere]

Me too

[@frenchpizza9725]

Sky World talent

[@terryschiller2625]

Osiyo unalii wado

[@j.warpony8366]

*tips hat* ᏩᏙ

[@djburchfield9854]

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