From Lingít children’s songs to jazz riffs, Ed Littlefield has long been a musical time traveler, mixing traditional sounds from the past with modern jazz.
On this Wednesday’s Juneau Afternoon, he’ll talk about what he has in common with other Indigenous arts who will join him at the Rock Aak’w music festival next month.
Also on this program:
- How Discovery Southeast’s nature programs inspire awe and wonder in children.
- And Zombies of all shapes and sizes will be on the move this Saturday, as part of the Southeast Gay and Lesbian Association’s annual walk.
Sheli DeLaney hosts this Wednesday’s program. You can catch Juneau Afternoon Tuesday through Friday at 3:00 p.m. on KTOO
Listen to the whole show:
Part 1: Lingít Jazz artist Ed Littlefield as busy as ever but looking forward to the Rock Aak’w Indigenous music festival.
Part 2: Bess Crandall and Kelly Sorensen talk about Discovery Southeast’s fall children’s programs.
Part 3: Julia Schostak and Abby Spofford from the Southeast Lesbian and Gay Association on this Saturday’s Zombie Walk.
