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soso my mother, joann tall jani, is from pine ridge.y father, mark tilsen, isis frm ththe minneapolis twin citiess area. my grandfather, ken tililsen, ws a civil rigights attorney a and attorney fofor the american indn momovement. and my parents met around the time of wounded knee. and so i got to o really grow up around like activist type of family. amy: and for those who don't know what wounded knee was? nick: wounded knee -- wounded knee was the siege or occupation of woundeded knee in 1973, thatt was organizing from different indigenous people from around the country, about amy: in south dakota. nick: in south dakota on the pine rididge indian reservation, about three miles from where i live. and it was -- it was the generation before, it was their standing rock, right? it was the time in which people spoke out about all these grave injustices against all indigenous peoplele. and it sort of sparkedsparked a movement throughout, you know, the future of indian country about what it means. and so, i always compare -- i was growing up i

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soso you then have a couple of choices you have to make in how you're going to bring people to life. of course, film can be very effective and we do use that in a number of places in the museum here, but film does require a certain length of time for you to suspend your disbelief and really be f pulled in and forge where you are. used sparingly, and of course it is extremely expensive.ew you can commission new illustration, which is something we use inom the museum as an interpretive technique. over the last years i have been interested in working in museums in seart, in a number of occasis poised ins technique in working with talented artisans who do life cast figures. they'reo not the wax sculptures that youes would mock when you to, you know, some of the old-time attractions from the 1950s andat say these are actuay life cast in the sense they pulled mold also off the faces and hands and bodies of real people. they use a kind of dental, that pink gooey stuff that is used when you go to the dentist to get an impression. you get the details, all of theo pores and imperfections in sk

and soso we're kind of disappopointed ththat half the a american people don't botr to vote. and half of those who do botherer to vote seem to be more interested in detailils, le whether they can have a gun in the back of their truck than in some of the larger issues that might affect them even morere than the question of whether they can have e a gun in the truck. their attitude towards politics is one of not caring that much, not learning t that much. maybybe going in and voting, but who knows? we're kind of disappointed. our democracy seems formal. well, i got a thought for you-- if you deny people, 5 out of 7 days a week, any real say in something that really shapes their daily life, which is the conditions of work, you're basically teaching them that they're not decision makers, that that's somebody else's job. you train in every day. you understand all the decisions are left to people. you don't even know where they are. they sit in a boardroom a thousand miles away. so why are you gonna, then, get excited about politics, which looks to you more and more like the same t

i keep getting, like you, people who have seen it and talked about it, soso that's very impressiveo me. and i feel grateful that i had an opportunity to talk. mondragon understood this problem long ago. when you're as big as they are, they developed a number of specialized enterprises. for example, they have their own bank and so they handle all their banking, and that bank actually lends outside to non-mondragon entities as well. and they also set up retirement homes, and the bank runs its own retirement program f for all workers. so a portion of the n t revenue of every enterprise is siphoned off, put into this thing, which it also, then, uses as seed money for more new co-ops, which then have to repay, and that builds up the fund for retirement. so if you work at mondragon, not only is your job guaranteed, so is your retirement for the rest of your life. and they have a growing retirement industry because they're so big. they have all these people who are--who need that when they reach 60, whatever it is. little younger than it is here--62, i think. and so they have all of that. i r