In this episode of Hogfish Resonance, host Hillary S. Webb, Ph.D., dives into the world of regenerative arts with a focus on Indigenous stories.
Featuring an interview with Michael Laughing Fox Charette, a 2024 Hogfish Artist in Residence and co-creator of the musical Queen Marinette, a Hogfish original production in development, the discussion highlights the importance of cultural revitalization through art.
During the episode, we also hear from audience members Ruth Daniel and Michelle Doherty, who reflect on their experiences connecting with their Wabanaki heritage.
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Learn more about Hogfish: https://hogfish.org/
Learn more about Michael Laughing Fox Charette: https://www.talesoflaughingfox.com/
Learn more about Hillary S. Webb, Ph.D.: https://www.hillaryswebb.com/
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Episode Credits
Hogfish (Executive Producer)
Cinnamon Denise Murray (Producer, Editor, Mixing Engineer)
Jam Phelps (Mastering Engineer)
Hillary S. Webb, Ph.D. (Host, Recordist)
Michael Laughing Fox Charette (Guest)
Ruth Daniel (Guest)
Michelle Doherty (Guest)
Isaac Syliboy (Vocalist)
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