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Hey folks, Randy Noverg here. Welcome to Louis Pold's Hunt Talk Radio.

Hey folks, Randy Noverg here. Hope everybody is doing well. Welcome to another episode of Louis Pold's

Hunt Talk Radio. Today I have a super cool guest. We've been working on trying to connect and do

a podcast for about three months now. Heather DuVille owns a platform called A.K. for Alaska,

A.K. Moosey. She is an amazing person who is telling the story of food and hunting and fishing

and the cultural tradition of her people. She lives in Southeast Alaska, a home of the

Lincoln tribes. This Instagram page she has, as much as I'm not a social media nut, you all know

that I hardly know how to do it. The style, the tone, the messaging, the way she uses it to tell

stories about how food and traditions and the culture of their people are so tied to the lands

and the landscape. I watch every bit of it. I'm not a big fan of watching things on social media,

but in this case I make an exception. Heather is trying to make sure that the story of

the food aspects, the landscape aspects, the cultural aspects of her people gets a voice and

she's doing a great job of it. She has her dad on there who is a very compelling character. I

don't know if that's the right term to put to it. I don't know if he realizes how intriguing he is,

but through the process of seeing how they use, I don't care if it's fish, if it's sea mammals,

if it's fur, deer, berries, fish eggs, you name it. There's something there that gets converted

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