Hollyanna CougarTracks

Hollyanna CougarTracks

Biography:

HollyAnna CougarTracks, also known by her Indian name K'oyama Teemux, is an enrolled member of the Yakama Nation. She is also a descendant of the Cayuse, Nez Perce and Cree Nations. She is an avid hunter and gatherer who grew up on the Yakama Indian Reservation. HollyAnna considers herself a protector of KwiKwiyai (Bigfoot), who the Yakama people considered to be the protector of all living things.

HollyAnna is known for being a contemporary and traditional artist.  One might call her a Renaissance woman since she has many creative pursuits—illustration, animation, saddle making, bead work, storytelling, and writing. HollyAnna has become internationally known for a Bigfoot sculpture called “Lifts the Sky” that stands approximately 14 feet high. She is currently working on her graphic novel which includes stories about KwiKwiyai. Outside of her artistic pursuits, HollyAnna has worked in the public safety sector for more than thirty years. She is currently the traffic safety coordinator for the Yakama Nation.

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Past Shows:

  • Widowers & Relationships / KwiKwiyai Bigfoot

    Relationship coach Abel Keogh provided his unique insight into widower relationships. Followed by artist and Yakama Nation member Hollyanna CougarTracks, who discussed Bigfoot, and her experiences and relationship with the creature.More »

Last Night

Imperiled Animals / Navajo Rangers
Imperiled Animals / Navajo Rangers
Aysha Akhtar spoke with George Knapp about animals as emotional companions and the ways that society mistreats them. Followed by Stanley Milford Jr., who shared how the paranormal became part of his job with the Navajo Rangers.

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