A recording of Jew's harp music.

A recording of Jew's harp music.

A conversation between Lahu villagers about agricultural practices for harvesting and storing rice. They also plant bananas, taro, corn, and legumes. Some would like to have orchards or coffee plantations, but cannot afford it.

An origin story about the Tree of Eternal Life and the Precious Eternal Lake. When branches fell from the Tree of Eternal Life, they developed into water creatures, snakes, land animals, humans, and so on.

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

A recording taken during a hunting trip with the Lahu including hunting songs and dividing the meat between the hunters.

A humorous anecdote about selling wasp larvae to a Shan man.

Lahu narratives, songs, poems, and Bible readings.

Lahu songs, conversations, and traditional narratives.

Lahu narratives, sermons, and hymns.

Lahu songs, conversations, and narratives including a radio broadcast.

Lahu sermons, music, and narratives.

Lahu narratives, jokes, and songs.

Lahu narratives about village life and festivals.

Lahu narratives and hymns.

Lahu narratives, conversations, and songs.

Lahu music and narratives.

A description of how the Lahu developed writing by looking at foreign scripts.

A sermon about preparing for heaven with good deeds (rather than wealth).

A humorous anecdote about a man and his wife hunting.

A traditional story about a large female crab teaching her babies how to walk. They are trying to walk straight, but can only walk in a zigzag.

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

A creation story about the first humans wherein the first human emerged from a gourd and how the animals reacted. God tells the animals that if they get the human out of the gourd, they can have a share of the food humans will grow. In the end, the rat succeeded and that is why rats steal bits of human food.

A skit performed by Lahu villagers before, during, and after a wedding between Java, a Lahu man and Naphui, a woman from the north country. They discuss killing a pig for the feast and divide the meat between the guests. Later, the couple goes to the pastor because they cannot stay married. The pastor tries to convince them to stay together, but instead the man pays 150 baht, and they are divorced.