On this week’s episode of theTalkhouse Podcast, we share a deep-diving conversation about the idea of space for BIPOC folks in indie rock venues — a discussion with the explicit intent “to talk about brown voices, and to talk about how we can uplift them.” Black Belt Eagle Scout— real name Katherine Paul — is a self-described “radical indigenous queer feminist” who grew up on the Swinomish Indian Reservation in Northwest Washington state. KP, as she’s known, is Swinomish and Iñupiaq (a Native community in Alaska). Here, she speaks with Sasami Ashworth, akaSASAMI, a Korean-American singer/songwriter and musician based in Los Angeles. Sasami made her name playing synth inCherry Glazerrbefore going solo in 2018. Our special guest-host isVagabon, or Lætitia Tamko, a Cameroonian-born singer/songwriter/producer. This episode was inspired by the Twitter backlash aftera conversation Black Belt Eagle Scout had with Ailsa Changon the NPR showAll Things Considered. With Chang, KP di...