See Stories Podcast

Podcasting to Transgress (2021) was generously funded by the Alaska Humanities forum and instructed by Deenaalee Summer and Rafael Bitanga so that Alaskan middle and high school students from villages in the Northwest Arctic could learn to create podcasts, with a focus on sharing culture and history. Kee goes into detail on how she starts an art project, how she's learned to love the process of ar...

This after-school story and film workshop at the Bettye Davis East High School (2019) was led collaboratively by See Stories and Story Works, and generously funded by the Alaska Community Foundation. Students developed first person stories to create podcasts to share their cultures through each students’ unique lens. Markus explains how challenging moving from the big island of Hawaii to the main...

Podcasting to Transgress (2021) was generously funded by the Alaska Humanities forum and instructed by Deenaalee Summer and Rafael Bitanga so that Alaskan middle and high school students from villages in the Northwest Arctic could learn to create podcasts, with a focus on sharing culture and history. After a quick intro on himself, Arthur interviews Walter Larsen Sr. Walter talks about living in N...

This after-school story and film workshop at the Bettye Davis East High School (2019) was led collaboratively by See Stories and Story Works, and generously funded by the Alaska Community Foundation. Students developed first person stories to create podcasts to share their cultures through each students’ unique lens.   Aaliyah dives into her Mother's history, and understanding of what it means to...

Podcasting to Transgress (2021) was generously funded by the Alaska Humanities forum and instructed by Deenaalee Summer and Rafael Bitanga so that Alaskan middle and high school students from villages in the Northwest Arctic could learn to create podcasts, with a focus on sharing culture and history. Rozlynn interviews her Ap'a. He speaks on life growing up in Kipnuk, Alaska and later moving to Ak...

"Sharing stories that affect Alaska and our lives one podcast at a time!"  West High Students interview cultural leader, Alice Qannik Glenn of Coffee & Quaq. This is a part of the the Intro to Podcasting Workshop at West High in the Spring 2022 semester.  This project was generously funded by the Atwood Foundation & the Alaska Humanities Forum. A special thanks to Alaska Public Media for the recor...

West High Student, Scott Hobbs, shares the story of Pokemon Conquest, and why it is such a special game.  Scott was a participant in the Intro to Podcasting Workshop at West High led by Kaitlin Armstrong and Mona Grib for the Spring 2022 semester. This project was generously funded by the Atwood Foundation & the Alaska Humanities Forum.

West High Student, Nya James, interviews fellow student, Farrah, a 16 year student from Lebanon who moved to Anchorage in 2018.  Nya was a participant in the Intro to Podcasting Workshop at West High led by Kaitlin Armstrong and Mona Grib for the Spring 2022 semester.  This project was generously funded by the Atwood Foundation & the Alaska Humanities Forum.

Simon Mitchell presents "North to the Future," a podcast episode in which Simon sits down with fellow West High student, Ben Goltz, speaking of his experience as an Alaskan and his thoughts on the future of Alaska and how it plays in his personal future.  Simon participated in the Intro to Podcasting Workshop at West High led by Kaitlin Armstrong and Mona Grib for the Spring 2022 semester. This pr...

West High Student, Dafina Konjuhi, interviews her mother who grew up in Kosovo, and her sister, who was raised with her in Kosovo for three years. Dafina asks her mother and reflects on the challenges growing up in Kosovo, and compares living in Kosovo with her sister to their life in Alaska.  This project was generously funded by the Atwood Foundation & the Alaska Humanities Forum.