Coming soon: Outburst
Hundreds of people in Juneau’s Mendenhall Valley are living on the front-line of a climate change disaster they didn’t see coming. This is the story of how a freezing cold disaster has escalated faster than human imagination – and public policies to protect people.
Mga Kuwento
For over a century, Filipinos have shaped the community of Juneau.
Mga Kuwento – “the stories” in Tagalog – is a podcast from KTOO that explores the lives of Filipino immigrants to Juneau as well as subsequent generations. New episodes premiere every Friday in October.
Juneau Afternoon
Juneau Afternoon is locally produced and airs from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. It’s repeated at 7 p.m. on KTOO News (104.3 FM) and is available on demand below. Our hosts interview a range of guests from local business owners to artists and speakers. If it’s happening in Juneau, you’ll hear about it on the show.
Curious Juneau
In Juneau, quirky people, untold stories and little mysteries are as abundant as the rain. For the things about Juneau you can’t Google, why not work with a KTOO reporter to satisfy your curiosity?
Do you have a Curious Juneau question? Submit it at the bottom of the page.
Cruise Town
Juneau is a town of 32,000 people, playing host to over a million cruise ship passengers every year.
Cruise Town is a podcast from KTOO that explores how Juneau became a cruise town, what it’s like to live in a cruise town and what the city’s future holds in light of the industry’s explosive growth.
Culture Rich Conversations
They say the shortest distance between two people is a story – and every Thursday afternoon, the Black Awareness Association of Juneau bridges the gaps in our understanding about the biggest race and social justice issues of our times with thoughtful conversations from the Black community in this special series.
Midnight Oil
In June 1977, the first barrel of oil flowed down the trans-Alaska pipeline. That oil and the pipeline that carried it forever changed the state. Forty years later, Alaska’s Energy Desk explores that rich history.
Paying Dividends
Alaskans have been getting Permanent Fund dividends for 37 years. But for the last few years those checks have been cut, because lawmakers want the money to pay the state’s bills.