A new podcast from Fort Nisqually Living History Museum is all about Northwest stories told by Indigenous voices. Like so many thing silver linings of the past few years, it came about partly because of pandemic-inspired online programming created by museum staffer Elizabeth Rudrud.
“We were really looking to find ways to continue to engage our audiences, to make sure we’re providing value for our community,” Rudrud told KIRO Newsradio. “And it really was an opportunity to just stop and re-evaluate [and] pivot.”
“Fort Nisqually, being established here in 1833 in the South Sound, Native American communities were integral to all operations, working and living and purchasing and trading,
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