Dan Kirkwood joined host, Angelina in the KRNN studio to chat and debut some of his new music. Listen here. Georgia-based musician Amy Andrews called in to chat on-air with host, Angelina. Listen here.
Lance McVay opened the mics for performer Dan Edwards on Saturday night.
Ten-year-old Aaron Blust of Juneau is an inspired chef. His salmon dish is getting him and his family a trip to Washington, D.C.
Blust is one of the winners of the national Healthy Lunchtime Challenge. The contest was organized by Epicurious.com, the United States Department of Education, the United States Department of Agriculture and Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move!” health initiative.
Parents of children between the ages of 8 and 12 were encouraged to send in their kids’ original recipes for a nutritious, delicious lunch. A winner was selected from each state, as well as from the District of Columbia and several U.S. territories.
Blust will represent Alaska at the Kids State Dinner, which the first lady will host at the White House early next week.
Today at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Amanda Compton will host. Kate Troll will be in to tell us about the Alaska Sea Party Campaign, we’ll learn about the Alaska Summer Theatre Intensive, we’ll get an update on the electric car conversion class and hear about the upcoming PFLAG picnic.
On Today’s show we heard from Mark Calvert from AWARE and Steve SuWing, a parent leader with the Father’s Community Café. Shona Strausser from Perseverance Theater was in to talk with us about this summer’s STAR program. Betsy Longenbough and Pam Finley from the Holy Trinity Episcopal church shared about two fundraisers they have on Saturday: a plant sale in the morning and an afternoon tea. Jody Weber from the Weber Dance Company and Philip Crowder from Juneau Dance Unlimited were in to talk about their collaboration and tomorrow night’s performance. Listen to audio from the program below. We regret that our first interview with Mark Calvert and Steve SuWing did not record.
