As Juneau residents and officials prepare to take on a potential third year of flooding, this new series takes stock of the evolving threat and efforts to keep residents safe.
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Mbira and Marimbas celebrated through teaching and house concerts in Juneau
On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Caden Davis and Jesse Larson from the group Pamwe Marimba talk about the music and teaching of Zimbabwean percussion instruments, plus updates from Juneau Community Foundation, Juneau Commission on Aging, and Juneau Public Libraries.
Defenders of Wildlife’s Electric Fence program, AEYC looking for its second cohort for the Childcare Apprentice Program, and National Night Out with the Juneau Police Department
On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Defenders of Wildlife’s Electric Fence Incentive Program, AEYC-SEA’s Childhood Apprentice Program, and National Night Out with the Juneau Police Department.
Theater Alaska’s ‘Climate Fair for a Cool Planet’ plus the 4th annual Master’s Faire and SAIL Disability Pride Month movie celebration
On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Theatre Alaska produces its annual “Climate Fair for Cool Planet” with theatre and musical offerings on Saturday, July 26, Juneau Masonic Family produces the 4th annual Master’s Faire on Saturday, July 26, and Southeast Alaska Independent Living celebrates Disability Pride Month with special movie presentation on Wednesday, July 23.
Moms Unhinged comedy troupe brings naughty and nice parental laughs to Juneau
On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Moms Unhinged! It’s a comedy show and is returning to Juneau on Saturday, July 19, with two shows. Additionally, the University of Alaska Southeast has a new provost. Dr. Scott Billingsley chats about his experience and vision for the university.
What happened to the ‘awooga’ button at the Gold Creek Power Plant?
For this Curious Juneau, a listener asked KTOO why a local easter egg at the city’s oldest power plant has fallen silent.