Elle Archer's guest appearances

Elle Archer

Seeds

You, Me and An Album

Māori in Engineering 

Brené Brown

Matt Morris

James Stewart

Edmund Hillary

Matthew Jackson

Elliot Taylor

Joseph Williams

Jenny Gill

Tim Jones

Ben Atkinson

Joe Davis

Rob Lawrence

Chris Taylor

Daniel Flynn

Andrey Ivanov

OwlTail

Liz Phair

This week’s guest is Elle Archer, a Portland-based multi-instrumentalist who records as Shaylee, and she gets Al acquainted with Liz Phair’s debut album, Exile in Guyville. Elle talks about how she first wound up listening to the album, and she identifies the features of the album that make it special. She also talks about her first album with Kill Rock Stars, Short-Sighted Security, and her upcoming plans for Shaylee.Follow Elle/Shaylee!Instagram @shayleebandTikTok @shayleethebandAl is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast.1:13 Elle joins the show2:03 Elle explains why she first sought out Exile in Guyville4:34 Elle talks about why she chose this album for this episode6:47 Elle discusses how she sees the relationship between Exile in Guyville and Exile on Main St.11:09 Al hears some musical similarities between Liz Phair and The Rolling Stones12:33 Elle refers to Phair’s own comments about the album’s relationship with Exile on Main St.Observations about specific tracks14:30 6’1”19:59 Dance of the Seven Veils21:56 Never Said/Soap Star Joe23:04 F*ck and Run30:10 Explain It to Me34:25 Elle surmises why Exile in Guyville wasn’t more popular when it was released39:57 Elle and Al talk about the subsequent critical backlash against Phair46:08 Elle thinks the production is part of what makes Exile in Guyville so effective50:49 Elle talks about the difficulty in making a sonically diverse album55:05 Elle explains how she wound up recording covers of Elliott Smith, Unwound, Jeff Hanson and Deerhoof songs1:00:08 Elle talks about recording the new Shaylee single, “Clearwater”1:00:43 Elle eludes to the planned changes for future Shaylee recordings1:01:30 Elle discusses what’s coming up next for ShayleeThe outro music is from “Clearwater” by ShayleeSupport the show

This week’s guest is Elle Archer, a Portland-based multi-instrumentalist who records as Shaylee, and she gets Al acquainted with Liz Phair’s debut album, Exile in Guyville. Elle talks about how she first wound up listening to the album, and she identifies the features of the album that make it special. She also talks about her first album with Kill Rock Stars, Short-Sighted Security, and her upcoming plans for Shaylee. Follow Elle/Shaylee!Instagram @shayleebandTikTok @shayleetheband Al is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast. 1:13 Elle joins the show2:03 Elle explains why she first sought out Exile in Guyville4:34 Elle talks about why she chose this album for this episode6:47 Elle discusses how she sees the relationship between Exile in Guyville and Exile on Main St.11:09 Al hears some musical similarities between Liz Phair and The Rolling Stones12:33 Elle refers to Phair’s own comments about the album’s relationship with Exile on Main St. Observations about specific tracks14:30 6’1”19:59 Dance of the Seven Veils21:56 Never Said/Soap Star Joe23:04 F*ck and Run30:10 Explain It to Me 34:25 Elle surmises why Exile in Guyville wasn’t more popular when it was released39:57 Elle and Al talk about the subsequent critical backlash against Phair46:08 Elle thinks the production is part of what makes Exile in Guyville so effective50:49 Elle talks about the difficulty in making a sonically diverse album55:05 Elle explains how she wound up recording covers of Elliott Smith, Unwound, Jeff Hanson and Deerhoof songs1:00:08 Elle talks about recording the new Shaylee single, “Clearwater”1:00:43 Elle eludes to the planned changes for future Shaylee recordings1:01:30 Elle discusses what’s coming up next for Shaylee The outro music is from “Clearwater” by Shaylee<a href="https://www.patreon.com/youmealbum" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

86. Elle Archer Discusses Liz Phair, Exile in Guyville

This episode, Elle Archer and Sina Cotter Tait share how they hold true to their ‘why’ within the governance space in Aotearoa, the power of coming from a STEM background and the power of having a mate to support you throughout it all (+ so much more).Elle Archer (Ngāti Tamaterā, Ngāti Porou, Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāpuhi) is a Director, Board member, whānau member, friend (among SO many other things) and comes from a geospatial technology background.Sina Cotter Tait, of Samoan whakapapa, is a Director, Board member, whānau member, friend (again, among SO many other things) and comes from a Civil engineering background.They both exemplify their why in the spaces they have created, stepped in to and created for other people. Sina and Elle embody collective leadership and success to help open the doors for other people. I think Sina puts it perfectly in this episode when she shares a story of a quote she heard of, “when you succeed, we all succeed”. This episode is full of insight, real talk and laughs. Enjoy e te whānau.

This episode, Elle Archer and Sina Cotter Tait share how they hold true to their ‘why’ within the governance space in Aotearoa, the power of coming from a STEM background and the power of having a mate to support you throughout it all (+ so much more). Elle Archer (Ngāti Tamaterā, Ngāti Porou, Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāpuhi) is a Director, Board member, whānau member, friend (among SO many other things) and comes from a geospatial technology background. Sina Cotter Tait, of Samoan whakapapa, is a Director, Board member, whānau member, friend (again, among SO many other things) and comes from a Civil engineering background. They both exemplify their why in the spaces they have created, stepped in to and created for other people. Sina and Elle embody collective leadership and success to help open the doors for other people. I think Sina puts it perfectly in this episode when she shares a story of a quote she heard of, “when you succeed, we all succeed”. This episode is full of insight, real talk and laughs. Enjoy e te whānau.

13. Sina Cotter Tait & Elle Archer

Some interviews go deeper than others and this is one of those - Elle Archer has had a very interesting life and she shares about her early years, being adopted, the role her parents played in her life, leaving school at age 14, lifelong learning and doing, making access to education accessible and te ao Māori. We also talk about Ako Ōtautahi Learning City Christchurch festival.  I really enjoyed this conversation and am sure you will as well - if you do check out more interviews and content at www.theseeds.nz  Ako Ōtautahi Learning City Christchurch website (on May 10-16 2021) https://learningcitychristchurch.nz Aukahatia tō waka | Tighten the bindings of your waka (so that) Kia kumea e te au | When pulled upon by the tides Kia puhia e te hau | And blown by the winds Ka huri noatia tō hoe | You can but turn your paddle (and) Ka aro tonutia kā whetū | Continue to heed the stars. ChristchurchNZ https://www.christchurchnz.com 

Some interviews go deeper than others and this is one of those - Elle Archer has had a very interesting life and she shares about her early years, being adopted, the role her parents played in her life, leaving school at age 14, lifelong learning and doing, making access to education accessible and te ao Māori. We also talk about Ako Ōtautahi Learning City Christchurch festival.  I really enjoyed this conversation and am sure you will as well - if you do check out more interviews and content at <a href="http://www.theseeds.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theseeds.nz</a> Ako Ōtautahi Learning City Christchurch website (on May 10-16 2021) <a href="https://learningcitychristchurch.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://learningcitychristchurch.nz</a> Aukahatia tō waka | Tighten the bindings of your waka (so that) Kia kumea e te au | When pulled upon by the tides Kia puhia e te hau | And blown by the winds Ka huri noatia tō hoe | You can but turn your paddle (and) Ka aro tonutia kā whetū | Continue to heed the stars. ChristchurchNZ <a href="https://www.christchurchnz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.christchurchnz.com</a>

Elle Archer on being curious, lifelong learning and the Ako Ōtautahi Learning City Christchurch festival