Erisa Apantaku
Erisa (she/her) is a Black/biracial, queer audio producer and educator from the lands of the Three Fires Confederacy of the Ottawa, Ojibwe, and Potawatomi First Nations (Chicagoland).
She produces podcasts like the recent You Didn't See Nothin for the Invisible Institute, short audio documentaries for outlets including BBC Radio, and serves as a freelance story editor for projects such as The Alaska Myth. Her work asks questions about race, sexuality, and gender through a process that seeks to be vulnerable, accountable, and generative for all those involved.
producer
This week, three stories by alumni of the Third Coast Radio Residency.
Producer You Didn't See Nothin
Winner of the 2022-23 Third Coast/RHDF Competition Best Serialized Story Award, selected by Final Round Judges Arlie Adlington, Alana Casanova-Burgess, Lisa Pollak, and Elena Rivera.
presenter
On the first night of the 2019 Third Coast Conference, all 800+ attendees gathered for a series of short, provocative talks.
Our favorite tradition on the opening night of the Third Coast Conference.... this time, with some SPOOKY energy!
You can now hear sessions from the 2019 Third Coast Conference on the new season of the Third Coast Pocket Conference podcast!
judge
Best New Artist 2022-23 Third Coast/Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition
id="a-new-vision-for-the-third-coast-competition-call-for-entries">A New Vision for the Third Coast Competition & Call for Entries