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Memories & Traditions
Visit the Home of Judge James Wickersham, the man who first proposed Alaskan statehood before Congress. Meet Tlingit artist Nathan Jackson. And discover how some of the Cultural Resources of Southeast Alaska are being destroyed.
Program 401 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Taking to the Seas
As we take to the seas, examine what might be the biggest money fishery in Southeast as fishermen go after herring in Sitka Sound. Meet Olaf Hansen, owner and operator of Alaska's oldest boat shop. And sail around Admiralty Island in an annual race.
Program 402 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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SE Adventures
Our quest for adventure starts in the old mining ruins of Last Chance Basin. A walking tour takes us past the remains of the Alaska- Juneau Gold Mine. Douglas woodworker Richard Hubbard finds adventure in re-creating old furniture in miniature. A cabin along the Taku River is a perfect get-a-way place, and a river boat provides lots of adventure.
Program 403 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Bits of History
We visit Southeast museums in Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Sitka and Juneau to examine bits of history as museum curators share their prized possessions. For Virgil Byford of Wrangell, the pieces of history in his salvage yard can be recycled. A unique walking tour takes us past the graves of those who made Juneau history.
Program 404 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Outdoor Adventures
Our outdoor adventure starts on the Juneau Icefield. Join Dr. Maynard Miller and other scientist as they study glaciers in this annual survey. Helping people learn about the world's wildlife is the goal of Juneau filmmaker Joel Bennett. Gustavus is a rest stop for migrating Sandhill Cranes.
Program 405 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Getting Around
Southeasterners love the out-of-doors, and there's a variety of ways to get out and about. We start off by putting one foot in front of the other and hiking one of Juneau's many trails with Parks and Recreation volunteers. If the Mt. Roberts trail doesn't get you high enough, visit with Juneau pilot Ed Keller as he explains why he enjoys flying. Ed also shares some tips about learning to fly. Getting back down to earth, we take a relaxing float trip down the Mendenhall, Alaska's biggest money-making white-water river.
Program 406 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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The Next Generation
Journey to Haines and visit with Chief Austin Hammond at the Chilkoot Culture Camp. Every year young people go to the camp to learn traditional Native values in both work and play activities. Then its off to visit Sierra Kadden. This Gustavus teenager talks about her travels, growing up in a small town and, of course, about riding her horse. In Juneau, Parks and Rec. are helping young people learn outdoor skills, build musical instruments and handle snakes.
Program 407 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Neighbors
In this episode, meet some of our Southeast neighbors. Charles Schmidt came to Alaska in 1949 to find adventure. He lost his hearing when he was 2, but that hasn't stopped him from learning to fly, gold panning or pursuing a variety of career interests. Running an inn in Gustavus is a family business for Joanne and David Lesh. And staying active in a variety of volunteer programs keeps Juneau seniors on the go.
Program 408 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Creativity
Our look at creativity starts at Perseverance Theatre's stage with a visit with Molly Smith, the company's founder and artistic director. Writing is what keeps Sheila Nickerson going. Putting out ADF&G's wildlife magazine is her job; creating poetry is her passion. For a group of Juneau residents, music is their passion. They meet once a month to sing.
Program 409 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Working Lives
This episode looks at people's jobs and related interests starting with Kake's Village Public Safety Officer. Meet Bill Spear of Juneau; trained as a lawyer, he now makes his living designing colorful pins. And anything Alaskan is of interest to Dick Wood, a Juneau memorabilia merchant.
Program 410 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Being Creative
Take a look at Southeast creativity in various forms. Stone lithography is what R.T. (Skip) Wallen is best know for, but recently he has been doing bronze sculptures based on his more popular prints. Juneau's Arts-R-Us group experiments with different art forms; they take a video camera to try another form of creativity. The middle ages come to life when the Society for Creative Anachronism meets.
Program 411 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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From The Water
Southeast waters are home to such creatures as Sea Lions; we take some time to learn about these interesting creatures. Other sea creatures, like salmon, are inspirations to Ketchikan artist Ray Troll; his unique approach to art is often humorous. For those who pursue salmon for sport, instead of art, the Coast Guard Axillary provides some safe boating services.
Program 412 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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Southeast Wildlife
The bald eagle is an endangered species in 43 of the 48 states, but 12,000 adult eagles call Southeast Alaska home. Some of their young are finding new homes in other states to help repopulate the species. The forest and waters of Southeast also provide unique opportunities to see and study other wildlife. The feeding requirements of deer provide Forest Service biologists information helpful in managing the Tongass National Forest. Sea otters are also being studied to determine the effects of reintroducing this once endangered species to our shores.
Program 413 - $19.95 (US) - Runs: 28 minutes
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