Biography

Chipa Wolfe and his family have been producing cultural showcases and entertainment programs for over two decades with rave reviews from the educational institutions, corporations, law enforcement, government leaders and the film industry.

Chipa is both French and Indian decent and his desire to highlight Native culture is amplified by a deeper desire to promote a union between Man and Earth.

Whether lecturing at a university, corporation, military base or campaigning for sacred site conservancy or a healthier Environment for future generations, Chipa articulates his message in a manner that reflects sincerity and passion.

His wife Ruby is a full blood Lakota originally from the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. Ruby retired from the dance circle as a Traditional dancer due to health restrictions however, she has been able to instill the culture into her children through Home Schooling and cultural events. A shared family passion Ruby also helps assure animals a save haven through the not for profit animal rescue efforts of My Brothers Keeper.

The album "Tears of Surrender" features The Rosebud Women.

To book an event or lecture Chipa and Ruby Wolfe can be contacted through their organization Rolling Thunder Enterprises, Jasper, Georgia.
www.r-rhunder.net or email rolling_thunder@earthlink.net