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A Documentary film about the telling of Native American Stories by the Northern Arapaho of The Wind River Reservation in Wyoming.
Posters and photos
 Poster |  Arapaho Truths |  St. Stephens Indian School Students |
|---|---|---|
 Arapaho Truths |  William C'Hair and Wayne C' Hair telling stories |  Eugene Ridgely, Jr. |
 Narrated by Sergio Maldonado |  Michael Eugene Ridge Bear |  Arapaho family |
 Chief yellow Calf |  Dara Weller Executive Producer |  How the Bear Lost His Tail |
 Star Girl |  Arapaho Chief Yellow Calf |  Student Darryl Dodge |
 Students working on the film |  Puppet theater |  Students working on the film |
 Behind the scenes |  The Creation Story |  Hista Soldier Wolf |
 Janice Goggles |  Mike Redman |  Student at work |
 Student working |  Merle Haas sharing her memories. |  Principal James Stewart |
 Students painting |  Danielle Bass as Star Girl |  Arapaho Truths |
 Arapaho Truths |  Sun, Moon and Wives |  Joe Collins, Director of Photography |
 William C'Hair being interviewed |  Dr. William Diehl, Penn State University |  First Screening for the school |
 First screening |  First Screening |  Bear and Fox |
 Student working on a shadow puppet |  Pauline C’Hair and Shelly Groesbeck |  Poster for the film Listening for a New Day |
 Production team |  William C'Hair Durango Film Festival |  Durango Film Festival |
 Northern Arapaho dancing at The Red Nation Film Festival |  Performing at The Red Nation Film Festival |  Janice Goggles and Son attend premiere |
 Dominic Littleshield dancing |  Dean Littleshield and Jordan C'Hair signing |  Dean Littleshield and Jordan C'Hair |
 Tyrel Teran, Wayne C'Hair, Ryan Tyler, Joe Collins |  Ryan Tyler interviewed |  Jordan C'Hair and Pauline C'Hair |
 Grand Prize Winner! |  Tipi |  Premiere for Arapaho Community |
 Puppet theater |  Michael Eugene Ridge Bear and Dr. William Diehl |  George Giglio, Wayne C'Hair, Joe Collins |
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