Shenandoah

Shenandoah's Chocolate Donut Stout: it's like beer and breakfast in one!

Cherokee singer | songwriter, Michael Bucher, 2009 Native American Music Award Winner and 2008 Native E Music Award Winner...films his music video, DONT FORGET ABOUT ME at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary, Hot Springs, South Dakota. DONT FORGET ABOUT ME was produced and filmed in association by 2007, 2008 & 2009 Native American Music Awards Nominees and Producers, Karla LaRive of PK Productions, LLC (South Dakota) and Director, Christopher Crosby of musicseenPROductions. This is the third indigenous music video from PK Productions, LLC. The music video was shot on location at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuarys petrogylph site, along with other regional locations including Wounded Knee Memorial, Pine Ridge Reservation in July 2008 and Annual Chief Bigfoot Ride to Wounded Knee, December 2008. The music video features Grammy Award and 12 time Nammy Winner, Joanne Shenandoah on vocals and, Re-enactor performances by Paula Tonemah and Krista K. Knapp. The music video deals with the protection of Native burial grounds, Native grave sites and sacred sites. I try to tell people you wouldnt want your grandmothers grave dug up nor do American Indian people. And, yet, it happens every day in Indian Country says Michael Bucher. www.michaelbucher.com www.studiowestmanagement.com

A wealthy Virginia farmer's neutral stance during the Civil War is tested by his daughter's marriage to a Confederate soldier and his son's capture by Union forces. Fine performances, especially by Stewart!

The dog formerly known as Shenandoah is missing.

Down River and Up Hill -- Imagine a race across the entire state of Missouri. Just you and your boat thrown against 340 miles of wind, heat, bugs and rain. This ain't no mama's boy float trip. This race promises to test your mettle from the first stroke to the last gasp. Just entering it will impress your friends. Finishing it will astound them... Since 2006, canoers, kayakers, and adventurers alike have come from all over the country, and even internationally, to participate in the Missouri River 340. The world's longest non-stop race of its kind, paddlers have 100 hours to finish the three hundred and forty mile trek, which begins at Kaw Point in Kansas City, Kansas and ends in St. Charles, Missouri. 'Down River and Up Hill' chronicles the dramatic 2007 Missouri River 340. The story is from the racers' perspectives, told with stunning imagery of the scenic Missouri River set to Connie Dover's adaptation of 'Shenandoah.' Grab your paddle, you're in for a wild ride.