When I was reading Tim Frandy’s dissertation I couldn’t help but hear this song over and over in my head. It might be ironic that this to me feels like an Indigenous perspective but actually comes directly from lines in the Bible. Given some of the complex interactions with religious missionaries, in particular Jesuits, and Native Americans, this might not be the best choice of a song to represent their world view, but creep in it did. This version is the first recorded version of Turn! Turn! Turn! This folk song has many renditions, and this one doesn’t sound like the most iconic one from The Byrds. I included this version in my response because the Limeliters was how Lou Gotlieb made the money that he would later use to start and maintain his Morningstar commune outside of San Francisco. This song and Tim's writing and again when reading Mountain Wolf Woman reminded me of the first seasonal round I ever saw. When I saw this cyclic, seasonal representation of food and li