SKIN DEEP
SKIN DEEP
Podcast Description
Welcome to Skin Deep—the podcast where Dr. Anna Chacón, Miami’s dermatologist and beauty guru, dives into all things skin, beauty, and wellness! From the science behind serums to trending beauty hacks, Dr. Chacón delivers expert insights to elevate your skincare routine.
Each episode features cheeky fun, serious education, and special guests from the beauty, medical, and wellness industries. And of course, her co-host, Gnocchi—the social media sensation and rescued parrot—adds extra charm and laughs.
Ready to care for your skin and yourself? Subscribe now and join the Skin Deep community.
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The podcast covers a wide array of topics, including the science of skincare, beauty hacks, wellness practices, and cultural stories around artistry in beauty. Specific episodes feature guests discussing issues such as traditional Alaskan Native carving and its cultural significance, young entrepreneurship in the healthcare sector, and the connection between scalp health and haircare. It emphasizes actionable advice for personal and professional growth in dermatology and beauty.
Welcome to Skin Deep—the podcast where Dr. Anna Chacón, Miami’s dermatologist and beauty guru, dives into all things skin, beauty, and wellness! From the science behind serums to trending beauty hacks, Dr. Chacón delivers expert insights to elevate your skincare routine.
Each episode features cheeky fun, serious education, and special guests from the beauty, medical, and wellness industries. And of course, her co-host, Gnocchi—the social media sensation and rescued parrot—adds extra charm and laughs.
Ready to care for your skin and yourself? Subscribe now and join the Skin Deep community.
How does someone turn personal struggles into a mission of cultural preservation and community support?
Dr. Anna Chacon, MD FAAD, welcomes world-renowned Alaskan Native ivory carver Leon Misuk Kinneeveauk from Point Hope, Alaska. Leon runs the Alaska Art Alliance nonprofit, providing space and resources for Alaskan Native artists facing challenges like homelessness and reentry from incarceration. Learning walrus ivory carving at age seven from his uncle, Leon comes from a distinguished family of carvers and has won numerous accolades at international art festivals.
This fascinating interview explores the complex world of Alaskan Native carving communities, from federal regulations that protect walrus ivory carving rights exclusively for Alaska Natives to the economic challenges threatening traditional arts. Leon discusses the declining youth participation in carving, unique regional styles across different Alaskan Native communities, and his own journey through incarceration to sobriety and community leadership. From the spiritual significance of hunting amulets to the upcoming Kivgiq festival in Barrow, Leon reveals how traditional art serves as both cultural expression and economic survival in modern Alaska.
In This Episode:
- (00:00) Leon reveals the magnetic pull of walrus ivory carving
- (00:42) Meet Leon Misuk Kinneeveauk: world-renowned carver and Alaska Art Alliance founder
- (03:19) Federal regulations: exclusive walrus ivory rights for Alaska Natives
- (06:14) Declining youth participation in traditional Alaskan Native carving
- (11:01) Leon’s personal journey: incarceration to community leadership
- (14:42) Alaska Art Alliance: supporting artists facing homelessness and reentry
- (17:52) International recognition and awards at art festivals
- (21:45) Regional carving styles across different Alaskan Native communities
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About the show: Welcome to Skin Deep, a podcast designed for dermatology professionals. Host Dr. Anna Chacon, a distinguished dermatologist and author, shares her unique experiences and offers valuable insights on the future of dermatology, including telemedicine and teledermatology in reaching underserved communities. Dr. Chacon provides actionable recommendations for dermatology practices, emphasizing compassion, patient education, and staying current with advancements in the field.
About the host: Dr. Anna Chacon, board-certified dermatologist and founder of Indigenous Dermatology, specializes in treating patients in remote and rural communities. As the first dermatologist serving Alaska’s Bush region, she travels by bush plane to reach isolated communities. Dr. Chacon holds medical licenses in all 50 states, DC, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, providing both in-person and teledermatology services.
Resources:
Alaska Art Alliance:https://www.facebook.com/p/Alaska-art-alliance-100068050321346/
Misuk Inupiaq Art: https://www.facebook.com/p/Misak-inupiaq-art-100077567029373/
Website:www.drannachacon.com
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/miamiderm
LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/miamiderm/
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/miamiderm/
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