See Stories Podcast

We build inclusive communities with film and story.

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Madilynn: What is art to you?

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

This project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and created on Dena’ina Land consisted of two podcasting workshops. Held at Bettye Davis East High School and West High School in the Spring of 2023. Students learned the basic flow of podcast production from idea development, story structure, and sound design to field recording, interviewing, scripting, mixing, editing, and producing podcasts on topics of their choosing.
Madilynn, a West High School 9th grader, checks in with five friends about their art forms and the art pieces that inspire and speak to them.  Madilynn also shares her own art experiences and journey.

Isabel: The Heart of Teaching

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

This project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and created on Dena’ina Land consisted of two podcasting workshops. Held at Bettye Davis East High School and West High School in the Spring of 2023. Students learned the basic flow of podcast production from idea development, story structure, and sound design to field recording, interviewing, scripting, mixing, editing, and producing podcasts on topics of their choosing.
Isabel is a senior at West High School, and she wants to know about teaching high schoolers.  Isabel interviews a long time teacher, and a first year teacher to access their insights into the heart of a teacher, and changes in teaching.

Efrain: Give Me a Passion

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

This project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and created on Dena’ina Land consisted of two podcasting workshops. Held at Bettye Davis East High School and West High School in the Spring of 2023. Students learned the basic flow of podcast production from idea development, story structure, and sound design to field recording, interviewing, scripting, mixing, editing, and producing podcasts on topics of their choosing.
Efrain, a junior at West High School, offers up “Give Me a Passion;  asking friends to share their passion. Efrain researched these passions for a week, then had more informed conversations about that passion.  This podcast takes a dive into a friend’s passion for K-Pop music.

Daylin: Cultures of the World

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

This project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and created on Dena’ina Land consisted of two podcasting workshops. Held at Bettye Davis East High School and West High School in the Spring of 2023. Students learned the basic flow of podcast production from idea development, story structure, and sound design to field recording, interviewing, scripting, mixing, editing, and producing podcasts on topics of their choosing.
Daylin, West High School 9th grader, interviews West High teacher Mr. Berglund about growing up in Morocco. 

Brooklyn: Dungeons and Dragons

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

This project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and created on Dena’ina Land consisted of two podcasting workshops. Held at Bettye Davis East High School and West High School in the Spring of 2023. Students learned the basic flow of podcast production from idea development, story structure, and sound design to field recording, interviewing, scripting, mixing, editing, and producing podcasts on topics of their choosing.
Brooklyn is a Junior at West High School who enjoys the role playing Dungeons and Dragons game. With a group of friends, Brooklyn investigates the creativity of the battles, the journeys, and the characters of D & D experiences.

Breea: Alaskan Archer Podcast

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

This project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and created on Dena’ina Land consisted of two podcasting workshops. Held at Bettye Davis East High School and West High School in the Spring of 2023. Students learned the basic flow of podcast production from idea development, story structure, and sound design to field recording, interviewing, scripting, mixing, editing, and producing podcasts on topics of their choosing.
Breea, a 9th grader at West High School, interviews Kendra and Josh about the Alaska State Archery Association- giving insights into youth archery in Alaska.

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

This project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and created on Dena’ina Land consisted of two podcasting workshops. Held at Bettye Davis East High School and West High School in the Spring of 2023. Students learned the basic flow of podcast production from idea development, story structure, and sound design to field recording, interviewing, scripting, mixing, editing, and producing podcasts on topics of their choosing.
West High School 12th grader Angel questions West High School SRO (School Resource Officer) Matt Fraize about how he became a police officer and how a police officer stays calm in stressful situations.

Be Careful What You Wish For

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

The Culture and Covid 19 Project took place on Sugpiaq land, and Kodiak youth documented their pandemic journey. The workshop was a partnership between the Kodiak History Museum, Rafael Bitanga, and Marie Acemah, Director of See Stories. The project was funded by the Alaska Community Foundation Social Justice Fund and the Charlotte Martin Foundation.
Joseph is in 10th grade. His podcast focuses on gaming, his favorite pastime — and how his feelings changed about it after COVID-19.

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

The Culture and Covid 19 Project took place on Sugpiaq land, and Kodiak youth documented their pandemic journey. The workshop was a partnership between the Kodiak History Museum, Rafael Bitanga, and Marie Acemah, Director of See Stories. The project was funded by the Alaska Community Foundation Social Justice Fund and the Charlotte Martin Foundation.
James is going into 9th grade. In his podcast, he embraces his Alutiiq heritage with help from Hannah Sholl, a local Alutiiq artist and educator. Together they explore the themes of historical trauma and cultural resilience, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on Alutiiq communities.

Precious Time

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

Tuesday Aug 08, 2023

The Culture and Covid 19 Project took place on Sugpiaq land, and Kodiak youth documented their pandemic journey. The workshop was a partnership between the Kodiak History Museum, Rafael Bitanga, and Marie Acemah, Director of See Stories. The project was funded by the Alaska Community Foundation Social Justice Fund and the Charlotte Martin Foundation.
Amara is a 9th grader. Her podcast is about how she and her Mom adapted to COVID-19.  In her essay for KMXT, Amara talks about much she admires her mom, because she’s always busy and working hard — yet she also misses those special mother-daughter moments.
One of the gifts of the COVID quarantine is that it gave Amara a rare opportunity to enjoy her mom’s company — and even something as simple as cooking hamburgers together became very special.

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See Stories

TSee Stories is an Alaskan 501(c) nonprofit, and our mission is to build inclusive communities with film and story. See Stories works to ensure that diverse Alaskans and youth are given the media skills to craft stories better representing the Alaska they know. We lead documentary film and podcast workshops for teens, empower teachers to lead multimedia projects in their classrooms, and share student-produced media with the public to foster a more inclusive Alaskan story and community.

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