Alexis Sallee's guest appearances

Alexis Sallee

Crude Conversations

Mike Ward

Mike Thompson

John Stallone

Tim Davis

Malcolm Harris

Preston Pollard

Matt Collins

Michael Downey

Mike Dempsey

John Norris

Laura Cole

Aaron Roberts

Julia O'Malley

Jason Borgstede

Brian Adams

OwlTail

In this episode, Cody has a conversation with radio and podcast host Alexis Sallee. Alexis has worked in radio for about ten years now. She started right out of high school at 90.3 KNBA in Anchorage, Alaska. She was a sound editor on a radio program called Earthsongs. She now hosts and produces INDIGEFI. Both of those programs feature modern music by indigenous artists. In addition to INDIGEFI, she hosts a podcast called “Native Artist,” where she talks with indigenous artists about their creative journeys. Alexis says that she’s always asked a lot of questions and that she’s always learned best by listening. She feels like that must be connected to her indigenous background of oral storytelling that keeps tradition alive. When she thinks about the future, she hopes that there will be more indigenous representation in the media. That they’ll be able to fund their own projects and make the final decisions on those projects because then they’ll be a genuine reflection of how they see themselves. 

<p>In this episode, Cody has a conversation with radio and podcast host Alexis Sallee. Alexis has worked in radio for about ten years now. She started right out of high school at <a href="https://www.knba.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">90.3 KNBA</a> in Anchorage, Alaska. She was a sound editor on a radio program called Earthsongs. She now hosts and produces <a href="https://www.indigefi.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">INDIGEFI</a>. Both of those programs feature modern music by indigenous artists. In addition to INDIGEFI, she hosts a podcast called “<a href="https://www.indigefi.org/native-artist/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Native Artist</a>,” where she talks with indigenous artists about their creative journeys.</p> <p>Alexis says that she’s always asked a lot of questions and that she’s always learned best by listening. She feels like that must be connected to her indigenous background of oral storytelling that keeps tradition alive. When she thinks about the future, she hopes that there will be more indigenous representation in the media. That they’ll be able to fund their own projects and make the final decisions on those projects because then they’ll be a genuine reflection of how they see themselves. </p>

EP 075 with Alexis Sallee