Television Host Nancy Regan interviews Founder Rolf Bouman about Friends United

Описание: In March of 2019 Rolf Bouman asked television host Nancy Regan to hold a series of eight interviews at the Friends United International Convention Centre in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada. All interviews were conducted on behalf of the Friends United Initiative. Nancy Regan interviewed the following people:
The Honorable Rodney MacDonald, former Nova Scotia premier
The Honorable senator Mary Coyle
Port Hawkesbury Rotary Club president Patrick Lamey
Regional Chief Morley Googoo
Hereditary Mi´kmaq Chief Stephen Augustine
Friends United founder and president of Canadian Pioneer Estates Ltd. and CANEC Land Development Inc. Rolf Bouman
Friends United native artist Jay Bell Redbird and Halina Stopyra
Friends United native artists Loretta Gould and Shianne Gould

This interview between Nancy Regan and Rolf Bouman reflects in a very casual conversation what the Friends United Initiative has been doing since its very beginning and talks about different First Nations artists, their personal developments, styles and techniques. Rolf Bouman talks about why he started the Friends United Initiative and that it connects people from all different parties, groups and from across the world. This is a very factual, but also spiritual conversation as Nancy Regan is inquiring about many people who are part of Friends United. Rolf Bouman also talks about the fact, that he was able to reunite many First Nations artists with the land, as his land development companies Canadian Pioneer Estates Ltd. and CANEC Land Development Inc. traded, when possible, building lots for artwork. This is how many of the First Nations artists now can perform traditional ceremonies on their properties as well as hunt and fish. The conversation is much about how through First Nations art, culture and tradition bridges of friendship and mutual understanding can be constructed all across the North American continent and the world.

The Friends United Initiative is not being funded with governmental assistance, but rather relies only on funding from Canadian Pioneer Estates Ltd. and CANEC Land Development Inc. The Friends United Initiative does not participate in any politics or support any political party.

For more information on the Friends United project please visit:
www.friends-united.ca