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RADICAL IDEAS. UNEXPECTED CONNECTIONS. STRONGER COMMUNITY.
APPLY TODAY TO BE A SPEAKER FOR NEXT SEASON!
At each Culture Shift event, two guests take turns each speaking on a topic that they are passionate about - an idea that challenges cultural norms or assumptions. Then, the audience takes part in a fun, interactive, and thought-provoking Q&A to find connections between the two.
Tickets are "pay-what-you-can tickets" from $5-$30, with a suggested ticket price of $20. If you have the resources to pay at this price or above, it will help to make sure that we can continue offering prices that are accessible to all.
September 4th
Adoption Shouldn't Be An Option | Joye Sumner
Black Pleasure Will Change the World | Synclaire Butler
November 6th
The Next Generation Isn't Here to Save Us | Brennon Land
Mental Health is Overrated | Gordon Iya
January 8th
All Kids Should Learn An Indigenous Language | Ggoadm 'Teebn Mckoy
Inclusivity Trainings Hurt More Than They Help | Taylor Natkong
March 5th
The Myth of the Last Frontier Forecloses Alaska's Future | Kaitlin Armstrong
Kaitlin Armstrong is a writer and audio producer based in Anchorage, AK. She is the creator of The Alaska Myth, a podcast that explores how settler myths shape popular ideas about our state's history and identity.
Seniors Are Sexy | Betsy Woodin
I originally came to Alaska for a summer adventure, but it's been 49 years and I'm still here. It has been an adventure, and I have had a wide variety of jobs including cannery worker, cab dispatcher, set netter, bartender, counselor, advocate, school teacher, and foster parent trainer. Now that I've retired I volunteer at several non-profits but I also enjoy a very active social life!
