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June 12, 2008 Our sister Winona LaDuke appears on the Colbert Show in a segment on American Indians and the 2008 Presidential Political Race. Anishinaabe Environmental Activist Winona LaDuke who ran for U.S. Vice-President in 1996 and 2000 on the Green Party Ticket with Ralph Nader is gracious when Stephen Colbert says 'Migwetch' (Anishinaabe for Thank You) for electing George W. Bush. Winona gifts Colbert with a flag souvenir from the White Earth Nation and $24.00, and jokes, 'That should make us all set.' Watch the video to hear Winona LaDuke's Indian humor. __________________________ from TouchArt.net and OneEarthBlog.blogspot.com where Charleen Touchette has been friends with Winona LaDuke and her mom Betty LaDuke since the mid-1970s when Winona was studying at Harvard.

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Monsoon -- Mumbai, India -- Present Day. The sweltering dead heat of the Indian summer. The only hope for relief are the elusive monsoon rains, already 3 weeks delayed. Into this sweaty inferno comes Govinda, a hotshot Californian Cardiologist and conditioned scientist who has journeyed back to his native country to treat his father's ailing health. Govinda despises India almost as much as he does his father who embraces it. It is dirty, disorganized, superstitious and the place where his beloved wife was killed in a tragic accident the year before. Much to his frustration, his father, a devout Hindu Brahmin and the hard headed patriarch of the family, refuses medical treatment claiming that only God can heal him. As the tension between father and son grows, Govinda gets drawn back into the mystery surrounding his wife's death stirring up old skeletons that threaten to split the family apart forever.