Show Notes
This week, singer-songwriter Natasha Fisher joins the podcast to share the experiences, challenges, and personal journey that have shaped both her life and her music. She opens up about her path to sobriety, connecting with her Indigenous identity later in life, and how those transformative experiences gave her a deeper sense of purpose and connection to her songwriting. We also dive into the stories behind her music, the role healing and self-discovery play in her creative process, and what it means to embrace authenticity while building a career as an Indigenous artist. It's an honest conversation about resilience, identity, recovery, and finding your voice through music
About The Indigenous Setlist
The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music.
About Indigenous House
Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy.
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