Lisette Austin

Lisette Austin is an accomplished writer, podcaster, and content creative with over a decade of experience in communications and web design.

She holds a Master of Arts in American Indian Studies from the University of Arizona, a Non-Fiction Writing certification from the University of Washington, and a Bachelor of Arts in Romance Linguistics, also from the University of Washington.

Lisette has an extensive background in collaborative research with Tribal communities and has worked in various roles at prominent organizations like Partners for Our Children at the University of Washington School of Social Work, UW Medicine, Seattle Children's, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and more.

She has showcased her passion for storytelling and exploration through projects like Traveling My Roots, Globetrotter Lounge Podcast, and as a guest host on Adoptees On and Nav.it.

A black biracial adoptee, Lisette is on a remarkable journey to ancestral places, documenting stories and audio content along the way, as highlighted on her website travelingmyroots.com.

With a flair for languages, she is a polyglot and an avid world traveler, offering a unique perspective on her award-winning podcast, Globetrotter Lounge, where she features women who have embraced creative ways to experience the world.

Lisette's diverse skill set, combined with her multicultural background and dedication to amplifying women's voices in the travel realm, sets her apart as a compelling figure in the fields of writing, podcasting, and content creation.