there's something about podcasting that's just like it's extra right you know like it the

cadence and someone's voice or I mean things that aren't really translated on on paper or on

magazines or stuff like that or maybe even video I would even argue because there's something

super intimate of just like having like listening and only listening and you're you're kind of

imagining what it's supposed to look like and what it's supposed to feel like that was podcaster

Alice Cunningland the host of coffee and quack a podcast that celebrates and explores contemporary

native life in urban Alaska in it Alice sits down with Alaska Native thinkers doers and change

makers to discuss issues that affect the Alaska Native people their culture and their environments

she also hosts and produces resolve a show about missing and murdered indigenous women in Alaska

and also Alaska natives on the front line which highlights the adaptability and the resilience

of the enupiat people in the face of climate change also joining this conversation are podcasters

Ralph Sara and Daniel Boy Trago Daniel co-hosts the Alaska Wild Project a show that gives an inside

look at Alaska outdoor lifestyles Ralph is the host of the anonymous Eskimo recovery podcast

a show that features conversations with guests who are working through alcohol and drug addiction

many of which are indigenous people so here they are Alice Cunningland Ralph Sara and Daniel Boy Trago

welcome to chatter marks a podcast of the Anchorage Museum dedicated to exploring Alaska's identity

through the creative and critical thinking of ideas past present and future

my name is Cody Liska and I'll be your host

Alice you just had a birthday didn't you yes I did I just turned 33 yesterday

how does it feel it feels um it feels like the last two years have been a wash

but uh I am super happy thankful for all the wonderful people in my life and yeah I feel great

you know everyone's been doing those like 10-year challenges or whatever or you know like where were

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