How to pronounce “maas” in English

These are some Maasai herders in the Ngorongoro Conservation area just on the other side of Ngorongoro crater in Tanzania.

in some Maasai culture-- make sure I get this right-- a young man, to go from a child to a man, he kills a lion.

So the Maasai warrior says, yes, I am.

So the Maasai warrior says, yes, I do.

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He was a Maasai kid.

And the Maastricht Treaty created the modern European Union.

And I'm a Maasai by the tribe.

Here's a Maasai in Tanzania a few years ago.

These are two Maasai tribesmen from Kenya.

It is sacred to the Maasai people.

I wanted to show the Maasai elder, and I wanted to show that it's important to be respectful of local peoples and get

And they go and visit Maasai warriors.

And so they go to the Maasai warrior.

It makes no sense that that Maasai 50 yards away from me is a Kenyan and we are Tanzanian." Because those lines went right through ethnic areas.

And when we were doing the Maasai Mara, East Africa, we could hear lions in the bush, but we couldn't quite get the car to where they were.

And he grew up in a Maasai village helping his family look after their flocks.

It's a rendering of one of the robots by Dan Maas, who made a very nice animation of the journey

Now, Maasai warriors are people who still hunt lions with pierces.

You remember the reservation that many people had about the Maasai being herdsmen, and not

It would be against what I know about the Maasai that I've interacted with in my life that everybody agrees that easily.

And also, the Maastricht criteria for Euro gives credible rules against sovereign misbehavior.

It's impossible to get fat as a Maasai warrior.

being young or is it something with the Maasai or what was the issue there?

Every culture, from the Amish to the Maasai, has coming of age rituals that, at their core, are the same as any bar mitzvah, quinciñera,

And if I ever teach-- I taught a course in poetry and translation at Maastricht University.

all over Africa, not even within two Maasai communities you would be able to just replicate what

So on this shoot, I asked the production team if we could ask permission from the Maasai elder,

It was dangling, and we had to go film the scene with the Maasai elder.

And I looked around, and we're in a Maasai camp, and it's like, oh, there's a bone.

But tell us the arc of that story where you find a 12- or 13-year-old boy in the Maasai who also had a piece of technology.

It hit cattle, so cattle that are especially being kept by the Maasai.

And suddenly the idea of perpetual peace-- which had never existed in Europe because at the same time that Maastricht was going on, 100,000 people

Now, the official story goes like this-- around 1991 there was this wonderful treaty called the Maastricht Treaty.

stories of an at risk pregnant woman in four different parts of the world including a remote Maasai tribe in Tanzania, a slum in Bangladesh, a post abortion care ward in Guatemala, and

and that mountain in the background is the volcano Ol Doinyo Lengai, which means the mountain of God in the Maasai language.

But this is another organization we work with called cop lions, which is right in the Ngorongoro Conservation area, and they work with Maasai tribes to--

And it developed onward until it became, in 1992-- the same year the Soviet Union fell, the Maastricht Treaty came into force.

And when I was there on one of my trips, I got to-- I challenged some young Maasai warrior kids, way off the beaten path, to see

But when I was there, I tried to get the young women to run with me, the young Maasai women.

But prior to a lot of the East African women doing well in big races like London and New York, the Maasai women were told not to do anything with a man--