KXLL

One half of one of the most influential duos in rock ‘n’ roll history has died.

You’re invited to celebrate 2014 in style with The Hangar on the Wharf and KXLL – Excellent Radio!

The popularity of cooking shows like PBS’s The Mind of a Chef might suggest that Americans are interested in becoming better cooks. If your culinary learning curve has plateaued, you may want to try a new approach. Rookery head-chef and co-owner Beau Schooler is gaining a reputation for seasonally creative cuisine. I joined Schooler in…

Lou Reed, the singer and songwriter whose work as a solo artist and as the leader of cult-favorite band The Velvet Underground influenced generations of musicians, has died at age 71.

Since 2010, poets have been taking the stage at open mics and poetry slams hosted by the Woosh Kinaadeiyi arts non-profit organization.

The nominees for this year’s of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honorees have been announced and the band that many love to hate (or hate to love?) is back on the list.

DJ Taco Todd, of Alaskan Scorcher, stopped by the studio this morning.

This Wednesday the Wild Oven boys, Daniel Martin and Lars Johnson, came on the show to talk artisan bread, fusion dance, and the power of video. KXLL will be releasing a short on “a day in the bakery” in the coming week- but these guys brainstormed an even better video idea in this recorded clip.

Pat Race from Alaska Robotics dropped into the KXLL studio to talk about  the Jump Society Summer Film Festival happening this weekend at the Goldtown.

Post Salman Bake show, the Wool Pullers dropped into KXLL for a quick pitch for their show tonight with Devil’s Club. The Wool Pullers are Liz Snyder and Alex Kotlarsz from Juneau and Washington. Find their music soon on their Soundcloud page.