Tuesday on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts;
Mercedes Munoz will highlight First Friday and art classes at the Canvas,
Eran Hood and Jessy Post will outline a climate change program organized by the UAS Alumni and Friends Association;
David Lendrum and Pat Harris will preview Margaret Tharp’s presentation for the Juneau Garden Club about landscaping with trees;
And we’ll find out about Montessori Borealis’s open house and informational parent meetings.
Telling Tales with MsG. was lucky enough to get a chance to read stories from Building Fires in the Snow, edited by Marth Amore and Lucian Childs. A collection of Alaska LGBTQ short fiction and poetry.
“Worse Disasters” by Teresa Sundmark
–No matter how bad things are, you can always make things worse. At the same time, it is often within your power to make them better. ~ Randy Pausch
POEMS
“Roughnecks and Rakes One and All, the Poet Speaks to Her Subjects, Polar Explorers” by Elizabeth Bradfield
“Winter Country” by Jerah Chadwick
Monday on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts.
We’ll talk about R.O.C.K. Juneau and the Juneau Public Library’s 2018 Year of Kindness for Kids;
Mary-Jane Walling will preview Tuesday’s planetarium presentation;
We’ll get the details about this Thursday’s singer-songwriter showcase @360 with host George Kuhar;
And we’ll highlight weekend activities at the City Museum with Jane Lindsay and Jody DeBruyne.
That, Bird Note, music and more, live at 3 on KTOO, repeated at 4 on KRNN, and available on-demand, on-line via ktoo.org
Friday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Andy Kline.
We’ll learn about landslides in Southeast communities in this preview of the Friday Fireside Lecture at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center;
Collette Costa will offer details about Oscar nominated Shorts at The Gold Town.
Get the lowdown on the upcoming season at Perseverance Theatre;
Learn about a new program at the Juneau Shambhala Center;
That, Bird Note, music and more, live at 3 on KTOO, repeated at 4 on KRNN, and available on demand on line via KTOO.org
Mudrooms for February 2018
Thursday at 3 on a Juneau Afternoon, Julie Coppens hosts.
UAS Associate Professor Sol Neely will be here to highlight new developments with the Flying University;
We’ll find out what’s happening at ShoeFly this month, with guest Aileen Funk.
We’ll get a preview of the new exhibit at the Alaska State Museum on the NN Cannery Project, with Dr. Katherine Ringsmuth;
And Nancy DeCherney will be here with Arts Up.
That, Bird Note, music and more on A Juneau Afternoon, live at 3 on KTOO, repeated at 4 on KRNN, and available on-demand via KTOO.org
Tune in at 7 for February’s Mudrooms presentation.
