Andy Kline hosts on Friday, September 14, 2018. Artists and food enthusiasts Ricky L’eiw Yéil Tagaban and Mary Daaljíni Folletti are our first guests for a new segment we’re calling Foodie Friday. They’ll tell us what seasonal dish they’re preparing this weekend and challenge you to do the same. Send us pictures of your Mary-…
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Going Deep: Skiing, Climbing, and Philosophy
Scott Burton hosts on Thursday, September 13, 2018. UAS Professor of Philosophy Kevin Krein will preview his Evening at Egan talk titled “Going Deep: Skiing, Climbing, and Philosophy.” Artist Rachael Juzeler and Sam Bornstein will highlight the Juneau Makerspace Grand Re-Opening; And we’ll hear about this weekend’s arts and entertainment opportunities with Arts Up! Below…
Princess Sophia: Titanic of the North
Sheli DeLaney hosts on Wednesday, September 12, 2018. Author Ken Coates will preview his Thursday evening presentation at the APK about the Princess Sophia. Jorden Nigro will report on the success of the Zach Gordon vegetable garden, and other activities at the youth center. And, in our new segment, Meteorology Matters, we’ll ask a meteorologist…
Single Payer: A Healthcare Solution for Alaskans?
Sheli DeLaney hosts on Tuesday, September 11, 2018. Orthopedic surgeon and single payer healthcare advocate Dr. Alan Gross will tell us about the single payer method and what it might look like in Alaska. We’ll also hear about learning opportunities in our libraries, and we’ll check in with the Juneau School District. Single Payer –…
New podcast with AK Writer Laureate Ernestine Hayes
Scott Burton hosts on Monday, September 10, 2018. 49 Writers will play us highlights from a new podcast with Alaska’s Writer Laureate Ernestine Hayes. Mudrooms will preview their new season and explore the art of storytelling. And we’ll meet a teachers who are a part of the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council’s Artful Teaching Program.…
A Juneau Afternoon, September 7
Sheli DeLaney hosts on Friday. Hear about the celebration for Treadwell Ditch Trail project completion, with Erik Boraas from Trail Mix; Master gardeners will preview a bonsai gardening class on Saturday; And the Boy Scouts will highlight a new recruitment program called Scout Me In;
A Juneau Afternoon, September 6
Scott Burton hosts on Thursday. We’ll hear about Saturday’s Rise for Climate rally on the capitol steps; The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council will tell us all about this weekend’s arts and entertainment opportunities; The Juneau Police Department will give us an update; And we’ll preview Friday’s Evening at Egan.
A Juneau Afternoon, September 5
Sheli DeLaney hosts on Wednesday. We’ll meet Los Angeles-based artist and activist Lindsay Carron; Artist Dora Lynn Alper will highlight her work; Governor Sheffield will preview his new book; And we’ll get the details about Juneau Recovery Fest;
A Juneau Afternoon, September 4
Scott Burton hosts on Tuesday. We’ll talk with Mercedes Muñoz about her ceramic art; Juneau Gastineau Rotary will tell us how to get bulbs; ANS Camp 70 will preview a fundraiser for an elevator at Northern Light United Church; And we’ll check in with Juneau School District’s Universal Breakfast Program. The three mugs below…
A Juneau Afternoon, September 3, Labor Day
We are on our summer schedule for A Juneau Afternoon with live shows Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. We’ll be airing episodes of Hidden Brain on Mondays from 3-4pm on KTOO. On KRNN, from 4-5pm, we’ll hear Classical Guitar Alive. A Juneau Afternoon will resume a Monday-through-Friday schedule on Monday, September 10.