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June 29-July 4; July 7-10, 2016 Log sheet # 3 Smithsonian Folklife Festival Audio/Video Log Sheet Logger/Videographer: Nick Violette Memory Card Number Tascam: CFCH File name: 0392.wav Memory Card Number Zoom H2: CFCH File Name .wav Presenter: Radio Bilinque Date/Time: 7-2-16 12:30 pm Program: California Stage: Studio Group Name: Radio Bilinque "Linea Abierta" Name of program Region/Style: US and Mexico [[2 columned table]] | PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION | | --- | --- | | Ronald Woodaman | Translator | | Hina Wong | Teacher, artist, chair of O'ahu Island Burial Council | | Martha Gonzalez | musician | | Chelis Lopez | Hopt | | Nobuko Miyamoto | Traditional japanese musician. | CONTENTS / NOTES (continue on back): 1. Topics: music & garden. Hina Wong -> 2. [[strikethrough]] say a [[strikethrough]] demonstrated a song (a "Mele", a chant) 3. about her land and its residents - lyrics, "we 4. shall wear the lei of victory & rise triumphant". 5. "Stand proud, Hawaii." - Reminder of a new age - 6. be steadfast, stand tall. A rallying call for land + 7. posterity. 8. She chose this song specifically for its value to the transgender - phon., "mahoo". Hina then spoke about her coming out as transgender. Explained, phon. "eye-ee-can-ay" - a friend between genders.