In this enlightening conversation, Coast Miwok activist Theresa Harlan shares her family's painful journey of eviction from Felix Cove. David Carrillo, a descendant of Coast Miwok heritage, recounts his family's stories and connection to the land. Local historian Dewey Livingston adds depth by documenting the rich, yet often overlooked, history of the Coast Miwok. They explore themes of resilience, the impact of colonization, and the ongoing struggle for recognition and rights, weaving a narrative of memory, loss, and the longing for home.

Theresa Harlan, a Coast Miwok woman, shares her family's poignant story of eviction from Tomales Bay and their enduring bond to the land. She highlights the rich traditions of her upbringing and the struggle for recognition amidst colonial histories. The discussion touches on reclaiming forgotten histories and transforming the Cove into a cultural center. Harlan reflects on childhood memories tied to local landmarks and addresses the emotional impact of displacement, showcasing resilience in the face of ongoing challenges.