For generations, and often through storytelling, peoples across cultures, geographies and time have taught lessons, made prophecies and circumnavigated the globe using the visual displays of celestial phenomena. The common thread woven into all these culture-based narratives is that every story is authentic, real and true. One is not more right, or accurate, than any other. Astronomy can therefore become the vehicle from which we share these stores. From this place we can begin connecting our spirit with people of other cultures, respecting and celebrating the knowledges and insights of our global neighbors. Join us to hear a story about an intersection of physics and culture, including walruses playing soccer, bears and dogs, being detained in airport security, and finding an Inushuk in the Middle East.