¡Colores!; Sharon Begay, Paul Barnes, Maria Hinojosa

KNME-TV (Television station : Albuquerque, N.M.) · May 25, 2019

“The churro is like the buffalo, it’s a very strong and spiritual animal.”—Sharon Begay. To Walk In Beauty--Sharon Begay shares her family’s story of reintroducing the churro sheep and the spiritual healing that followed as her family reclaimed their cultural identity. Stacia Spragg-Braude’s photographs provide an intimate window into that experience. “We got everybody involved and it brought the whole family back together.”—Sharon Begay. Editor Paul Barnes, who has collaborated with Ken Burns on some of PBS’s most celebrated documentaries, shares how editing impacts a film, his experience creating The Vietnam War and his love for storytelling. “It’s time and again you get inspired by the story of these great American men and women who really have helped to develop and create the democracy that we have and the kind of country that we have … and I think it’s made me a better person.” Journalist Maria Hinojosa re-imagines borders through art and story. “Because art does not have borders, that’s the beauty about art, that's the beauty about poetry.”