
原住民族電視台人文紀實節目《Uwah!回家生活吧》由泰雅族林明與太魯閣族程廷主持,透過走訪不同部落,探討原住民在現代社會中如何結合文化傳承與創業實踐,尋找屬於自己的「回家」方式。首集聚焦屏東排灣族工藝家潘雅莉的月桃葉工藝故事,展現返鄉創業中的困堅與成長。節目自9月24日起每週四晚間9點於原視16台播映。
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原住民族電視台推出人文紀實節目《Uwah!回家生活吧》,以創業為切入點,探討當代原住民在土地、文化、家庭與現實中的生活選擇,挑戰傳統成功觀,聚焦生命內在的安身立命之處。
〔記者李紹綾/台北報導〕「回家」是回到故鄉,還是找到一種自己想要的生活?原住民族電視台人文紀實節目《Uwah!回家生活吧》,以「創業」為起點,深入不同部落族人的生活現場,見證他們如何在土地、文化、家庭與現實的交會點上,摸索出安頓身心的生活解答。
林明(左)、程廷(右)主持《Uwah!回家生活吧》,帶觀眾感受族人的生活選擇。(原文會提供)
《Uwah!回家生活吧》中的「Uwah」為泰雅族語「來」的意思,宛如一句親切溫暖的邀約:「來吧,一起參與不同部落族人的生活,感受他們如何找到自己的回家方式。」節目跳脫傳統成功學的框架,不著眼於傳授創業心法,而是藉由鏡頭真實記錄當代原住民在現代社會中的立足軌跡。從地方創生、文化扎根、青年返鄉,到家庭期許與世代觀念的磨合,層層揭開創業光環背後,最為深刻的生命取捨。
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節目由泰雅族的林明與太魯閣族的程廷聯手擔綱主持。林明來自桃園復興區溪口部落,長年深耕部落地方創生與原青返鄉議題,總能將豐厚田野經驗轉化為溫潤貼近的對話;程廷則來自花蓮萬榮支亞干部落,返鄉後投身文化書寫、部落體驗與創生實踐,以身體力行的歷練走訪各個部落。兩人攜帶不同的文化底蘊與視角,陪伴受訪者爬梳返鄉脈絡、見證傳統文化如何綻放新貌,更向觀眾傳遞一項核心思維:創業或許只是媒介,真正追尋的,其實是一處能安身立命的心靈居所。
林明(右)、程廷(左)透過《Uwah!回家生活吧》,以不同生命視角走進部落,從創業與文化實踐,看見返鄉之後的生活選擇。(原文會提供)
首集節目將鏡頭對準屏東瑪家鄉的排灣族部落,主持人林明親自拜訪工藝家潘雅莉,記錄她如何傾注十多年光陰,將隨處可見的月桃葉蛻變為兼具文化根基與當代美感的工藝品。從穿梭月桃田採集原料、曝曬整理,到工作室裡的精細編織,節目不僅細膩呈現月桃工藝的誕生歷程,更直球探討返鄉創業的現實困境。在純粹創作尚不足以維持生計、只能靠教學補足收入的階段,她曾走過家人質疑、族人不解與市場接軌的艱難陣痛;所幸在家人轉為理解與陪伴後,她依然堅定守護這片土地,步步踏出屬於自己的節奏。
為了讓核心理念走進更多年輕族群,節目特別邀來KOL周信佐拍攝宣傳短影音。他結合自身的創業與生活體悟,坦言走入土地的生活絕非濾鏡般的浪漫想像,而是必須在文化傳承與現實收益間反覆拉鋸、尋求平衡;同時也點出「家」不該受限於出生地,更是自己願意安放身心、認真過日子的歸屬。
《Uwah!回家生活吧》不急著為「回家」給出標準答案,而是透過一個個鮮活立體的生命敘事,邀觀眾一同思索:究竟什麼是家?什麼值得守候?又該如何活出真實自我?節目自9月24日起,每週四晚間9點於原視16台正式播映,帶領觀眾走進族人的真實日常,找到心目中那份專屬的「回家生活」。
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節目將持續走訪其他原住民族部落,深入探討不同族群的返鄉故事
Likely · Within months
節目可能帶動更多年輕原住民關注文化創業與返鄉議題
Possible · Within months

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