Historical and cultural narratives
LM explains (in the direction of AC) what he is doing.
LM shows how to produce a bufees (stick with palm leaf ornaments as a little fetish)
CS explains briefly what he knows about the connection that is supposed to exist between a well in Djibonker and a well in Jegui. It is said to be used for communication between the (quite distant) villages.
Some names of stars and the moon and their significance for agriculture is given by CS.
Some animal calls bring bad omen to the village or the one who hears them, in this brief narrative CS gives some example of ominous calls.
JHS describes the major funerary rites as practices traditionally in Djibonker. The account is almost monological, LM occasionally poses questions for clarification.
JHS explains the major events connected to marriage, before and after the wedding according to the traditions of Djibonker.
JHS explains in monological fashion, LM occasionally poses questions.
JHS talks about aspects of religious worship in Djibonker
AJB explains how children used to be educated and also tells anecdotes about what traditional medicine could achieve in the past.
AJB explains the ceremonies around the event called "taking the leaves", performed with infants.
LM does some moderation, JHS does most of the talking in the beginning, EBS joins in later and it develops more into a conversation.
Interview about the types of rice and its cultivation.
Description of the cut and assembled video clips showing the process of fishing and preparing the caught fish by LM.