Native Sons

Jim Ruel joins forces with a trio of fellow Native American funnymen: Vaughn Eaglebear, JR Redwater and Marc Yaffee, who describes himself as a “Mex-i-jo” -- Mexican, Irish and Navajo...
June 7, 2007
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Jim Ruel joins forces with a trio of fellow Native American funnymen: Vaughn Eaglebear, JR Redwater and Marc Yaffee, who describes himself as a “Mex-i-jo” — Mexican, Irish and Navajo.

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