In the second part of the show (7:30 – 8PM), Adrien will briefly interview members of the Juneau World Affairs Council (Jim Clark and Loren Jones) about their upcoming WorldQuest trivia fundraiser on Friday, February 3 at 6:30 PM and then talk with Jocelyn Clark, Ph.D. from Harvard University, currently Assistant Professor for East Asian Arts and Culture at Pai Chai University in Daejeon, S. Korea, and founder of the music festival, CrossSound.
We’ll hear from filmmaker, Greg Cheney, tonight’s Sound & Motion presenter at UAS. He’ll talk about filming Journey On the Wild Coast, a movie about a 4.000 mile trek up the west coast of British Comumbia and Alaska which was recently shown as part of the traveling Banff film festival. Paul Gardinier, Curator of Exhibits at the Alaska State Museum will bring Fairbanks artist Sandy Gillespie by to tell us about her Frist Friday opening, and Tim Troll will introduce Marty Johnson, a 90-year old former sailboat salmon fisherman who will talk as part of a showing of photographs Troll has assembled of the 150-year history of the Bristol Bay salmon fishery; Players in the Juneau String Ensembles and Juneau Suzuki violin students will tell us about their 7 p.m. Saturday performance at Northern Light United Church, a Fundraiser for their trip to China. We’ll also hear from David D’Amore of the National Forest Service, who will be delivering tonight’s Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center Fireside Lecture about Southeast Alaska soils research.
Andy Kline guest-hosted and spoke to Scott Griffiths and Jordan and Sophia of the Glacier Swim Club, Alysia Jones and Richard Carstenson about the City Museum’s solo artist show and Coffee and Collections, Lou Logan from the Jump Film Society talked about the JUMP Society’s Winter Showcase, and Nancy DeCherney gave us the rundown on art happenings in the capital city during Arts Up. Plus Writers’ Almanac, National Native News, music and more.
On 12/16/11 Katie B. had a conversation wtih Douglas Troubador, Buddy Tabor, in the studio. Buddy shared poetry by the Mad Monk of Folsom, Martin Williams, plus music that inspires him by blues artist Ryan McNallly of Whitehorse, and the Goodbye Babylon gospel re-issue collection. You can listen to the interview here.
Today at 3 on KTOO-FM on A Juneau Afternoon, We’ll talk to Scott Griffiths of the Glacier Swim Club, We’ll hear from Dorinda Skains and Richard Carstenson about the City Museum’s solo artist show and Coffee and Collections, Lou Logan, Pat Race, Aaron Suring will be in to talk about the JUMP Society’s
Winter Showcase, And Nancy DeCherney will give us the rundown on art happenings in the capital city during Arts Up, That, Writers’ Almanac, music & more, today at 3 on KTOO-NEWS.
Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen Band spent an hour in the studio with host Katie B on 1/30/12. Catch the great conversation and live performance here.
