Connect + Culture + Cause
Connect + Culture + Cause
Podcast Description
Hosted by Tlingit artist, forager, and filmmaker Alaska Mary, ”Connect + Culture + Cause” is a podcast rooted in meaningful conversations. Each episode explores how Native culture shapes identity, forges deep connections, and fuels the purpose behind creative and cultural work. Join Alaska Mary and her guests as they share stories, traditions, and the powerful “why” that drives them to keep sharing.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes related to Native culture, identity, community connections, and creative expression. Episodes cover topics such as the role of Indigenous foods in modern culinary practices, tradition preservation, and the impact of art on cultural awareness. For instance, Rob Kinneen discusses normalizing Indigenous foods through his cooking career, illustrating how culinary practices can serve as a bridge to cultural identity.
Hosted by Tlingit artist, forager, and filmmaker Alaska Mary, ”Connect + Culture + Cause” is a podcast rooted in meaningful conversations. Each episode explores how Native culture shapes identity, forges deep connections, and fuels the purpose behind creative and cultural work. Join Alaska Mary and her guests as they share stories, traditions, and the powerful “why” that drives them to keep sharing.
Kanisha, who lives in Cordova, is one of the most humble people I know. She borders on the shy side, even though she is multi-talented. Tune in as she shares her healing work as well as her artwork.
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