Where do you come from? Many moons ago, my forefathers occupied the mountain terrains of North and South Carolina where our culture was based with agriculture before the British came and took us as allies against the French. It was then when my descendants made tracks for me and our cousins the Mohawks of the Iroquois Confederacy to this British colony in the Cotswolds.
What are your hobbies? Me as boy like shoot rabbits and eagles and make Totem poles.
What's is life as a presenter of Wicked like? This no life, this only few suns.
Do you enjoy watching yourself on TV? Me have no TV in my Wigwam.
What's been the best experience you've had filming the series so far? How Coula!? My tribe have few laughs on you all white man making mistakes.
What's the worst thing about presenting Wicked? Me all don't like complain - we smoke peace pipe.
What are your ambitions in the future? Where do you see yourself in ten years time? Indians never talk moons forward, we accept now.
What's your favourite part of the show? Me all never seen show before - no internet with our smoke.
How important is it that the programme is presented in BSL? Culture is important in our family just as Deaf culture. Our hand carved totem poles preserve our historical values including the four erected here in this sacred place. Me and all native Indians like to communicate with our own indigenous signs which are just like your BSL! It has a beauty and imagery possessed by few, if any other languages and is the foremost gesture language ever witnessed in the world.
Finally, tell us one fact about you that no-one knows... May the Great Mystery make sunrise in your heart and hands!