NishTV.com covers 4th Annual Full Moon Memory Walks in Thunder Bay

NishTV.com covered the 4th Annual Full Moon Memory Walk in Thunder Bay with a great video. The walk remembers the native women murdered and missing in the city.

Check it out at http://nishtv.com ... be sure to check the entire web site and its creator ... Richard Ogima ..

About the creator of Nishtv.com 

When I was 14 years old, I was part of a youth experience program that allowed us to participate in media projects. It was there that I learned I had a deep connection to media and was encouraged to pursue the broadcasting industry.

Decades later, due to various complications, I still haven’t been able to pursue the role countless people have suggested I should move towards. My life long aim is be a broadcaster and thanks to the technological capabilities and inexpensive equipment, I can now chase my own dreams or perhaps chase after what destiny has called me into.

NishTV is a place for me to start developing my speaking and broadcasting skills. During this point in my life, I also feel the need to give back to the community. NishTV allows me to do this by finding unexposed or interesting stories in a community of people that could value and benefit from the excitement of having somebody promote their story to the world.

Thanks to those who have been patient with me as I develop my skills and polish off some technical problems in this website. I am naturally good with designs and communications; however, it has taken me countless hours of research and tech-crunching to find out how to turn my ideas into suitable content for the internet. I am very thankful for the thousands of articles posted on-line that help an average Nish (guy) to tap into the on-line media world.

If you’re living in Thunder Bay and wish to share in this experience, perhaps you have a story to tell, please contact me and we can discuss these things.

During this point in my life, I receive no funding for this project. This project is based on large amounts of creativity, which I am not short of, and large amounts of technical troubleshooting. If you would like to assist in helping me raise money for better equipment, please visit the Support link.

Richard Ogima

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