A performance of a hymn about Jesus.

A description of how to divide a slaughtered pig evenly. Sometimes, the one who kills the pig gets the insides and head. Otherwise, the meat from the head, intestines, and feet can be divided evenly and mixed with the other meat. This case is difficult because they want to divide one pig evenly between 58 people.

A humorous anecdote about hunting barking deer.

A humorous anecdote about a Lahu trying to curse a Shan woman.

A description of the village headman's duties and how a headman is selected. A headman must be in their 30s, married, educated, and well-behaved. Women cannot be headmen. The whole village has to agree when a new headman is chosen. Headmen do not get paid, but can receive portions of meat from hunters (except bears and goat-antelopes). They also describe how other groups choose headmen, like animist Lahus, Akha, and Thai.

A brief speech given by the headman to announce the New Rice festival and express gratitude for the food and guests.

A description of how a new village is founded. First they scout the fields and water in the area. They look for streams to hunt and fish. They prefer the hills because the plains have a higher risk of malaria and hills have better hunting (squirrels and monkeys). There is no formal process for dividing up land; villagers build houses any place. It takes several months to set up a village, but everyone helps build houses together.

A humorous anecdote about catching crabs.

A traditional story about a widow with several daughters who meets a shape-shifting snake.

A performance of the hymn 'I long for thee, Jerusalem.'

A creation story according to Lahu animist beliefs. Humans were told to offer the creator the first harvest of their crops, but were intercepted by the titan before they could do so. The creator and the titan fight and the titan is blown away in a large canon. The humans and animals celebrated together.

A traditional story about how fleas and lice got their shape.

A description of folk medicine.

A description of the New Year celebration.

A description of driving away the spirit of illness.

A description of how to build a house.

A short account of a day of fishing for carp.

A recording of Jew's harp music.

A description of how to court a girl.

A conversation between Lahu villagers about their plans for the day.

A chant about a sad and lonely day, given in Red Lahu.

An embellished account of a hunting trip. The hunter saw animals smoking opium and killed a boar with the help of a poisonous centipede.

A traditional story about an orphan who meets a magic frog. The orphan later marries the headman's daughter and has to rescue her from the frog.

A traditional story about an orphan trying to get livestock from a Shan trader.