The Sage of Chokoloskee, Totch Brown

[@debsford]

Sept. 20, 2020 Hi, I'm Ms Deborah as Totch called me. I worked with him for 3 1/2 years, but it didn't seem like work. I knew at the time that my experience on the Everglades with Totch, his family and friends was something special that I'd forever hold dear to my heart, and I do. I came on the scene to help Totch with his second book that as far as I know never got published. I worked with him on Yesterday's Everglades, and later we worked with John G. Avildsen, Willie Nelson and others on a project to help save the Everglades. I could go on and on. Thanks goes to David and his team to make all the above possible, and we're thankful for Totch who agreed to do it!

[@GooglFascists]

There wasn't nobody quite like Totch Brown. One of the last truly FREE MEN left in America.

[@haptown]

I was living in a big canvas army tent with about 20 other people at Long Pine Key when this footage was filmed! I was there to help with Hurricane Andrew recovery efforts in Everglades National Park. I wish I’d known about Totch Brown back then. I would have looked him up.

[@jimgouwens9930]

I have all three of your DVDs and watched two of them again today. My new neighbors are from Oklahoma and I was telling them about these recordings. Can't wait to get their reactions. Terry and Debbie Gilliam, welcome! Thanks, IVP!

[@JoMarquez]

Love this guy, love this place. Amazing history right here!

[@terryogletree2128]

Were the shell islands created by native Americans or just wind and wave action

[@conniepetito874]

It is a very special place. Hope it is coming back after Irma.