Jeff Brown

Friday, October 13^th

Friday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon,

We’ll talk with Sherri McDonald about her new venture, Color Wheel Arts;

We’ll get the details about Saturday’s Spaghetti Feed Fundraiser for the Special Olympics;

We’ll learn about Sunday’s Boating Safety class with Stuart Robard from the Coast Guard Auxilliary;

And Wendy Byrnes and Charlie Vice will be here to highlight this weekend’s OctOperaFest;

That, Writer’s Almanac, Bird Note, music and more, live at 3 on KTOO, repeated at 4 on KRNN, and available on demand via ktoo.org.

Tuesday on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton will be your host:

 

Bill Merk will be here to preview this weekend’s 7^th Annual Poetry Grand Slam;

 

We’ll talk with Corinn Canlon about the upcoming Garlic Lover’s Fest;

 

We’ll learn about Perseverance Theatre’s presentation, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare;

 

Missouri Smyth will be here to highlight music and culture presentations at Floyd Dryden Middle School.

 

At 4, tune in to KTOO for All Things Considered, followed at 6, it’s Alaska News Nightly.7

Thursday at 3 on a Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts.

UAS career services and veterans point person Deb Rydman for will be on the show;

Allison Holtcamp and Clint Farr will preview this weekend’s Club Baby Seal comedy performance;

We’ll talk with Damon Stuebner about this week’s Reel History screening;

Sara Schaefer will tell us about New Member Month;

And Nancy DeCherney will be here with Arts Up.

That, Writer’s Almanac, Bird Note, music and more, live at 3 on KTOO, repeated at 4 on KRNN; and available on demand via ktoo.org

Tune in Thursday night at 7 for a radio broadcast of a Form @360 on Health Care and why it is so expensive in Alaska. It features leading experts in state government, the hospital & nursing home industry, and the insurance industry.

That’s a Forum on Health care, Thursday at 7 on KTOO-News.

 

Wednesday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon,

 

Brian Crapo will be here to highlight the upcoming Family History Days;

 

Learn about Fire Prevention month with Assitant Fire Chief Ed Quinto;

 

Joann Flora, from REACH, will be here to highlight Disability Employment Awareness Month;

 

Annie Bartholomew will be here with details about Friday the 13^th KXLL activities;

 

We’ll talk to Andy Kline about the Alaskan Brewing Company’s new award;

 

That, Writer’s Almanac, Bird Note, music and more, Wednesday on A Juneau Afternoon, live at 3 on KTOO-News, repeated at 4 on KRNN, and available on demand on-line at ktoo.org

 

Tuesday on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton will be your host:

 

Nikki Love and Hari Dev will highlight the Baby Fair;

 

We’ll talk with Walt Hays about his charity work in Guatemala;

 

Tom Mattice will outline heightened Tsunami awareness;

 

And we’ll hear about Southeast Exchange 2017–an event that gathers science community professionals and educators to foster real-life experiences in our classrooms.

 

At 4, tune in to KTOO for All Things Considered, followed at 6, it’s Alaska News Nightly.

 

 

Monday on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts.

 

Deb Gregoire, Alyson Currey and Andria Budbill from Planned Parenthood will outline services and preview a fundraiser on Wednesday;

 

City Manager Rory Watt and assembly person Loren Jones will highlight the city’s Commission on Aging;

 

We’ll talk with Alida Bus about the Tuesday edition of Mudrooms;

 

And we’ll get the details on this month’s Audubon presentation with guests Brenda Wright and Teresa Svancara.

 

That, Writers Almanac, Bird Note, music and more, today on A Juneau Afternoon, live at 3 on KTOO, repeated at 4 on KRNN, and available on-demand via ktoo.org