Tuesday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Ben Brown hosts. We’ll get the details on Caroline Goodwin’s reading with Ishmael Hope; Emily Coate-Thompson will highlight the Parents as Teachers Program and early childhood events in the community; We’ll learn about the Legal Services Fair Housing Project; And we’ll learn about Parents for a Safe Graduation…
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Peace Talk: America’s role in welcoming refugees
Host Rich Moniak speaks with Juneau residents Lisa Phu, Libby Bakalar and John Gaguine who share unique personal stories and perspectives about America’s role in welcoming refugees.
Red Carpet Concert with Dara Rilatos
Rilatos is from Wrangell, Alaska, and is a folk singer-songwriter. This performance includes “While You’re Here,” Making me a Fool” and “95.”
Travel in time with the handwritten letter
Letters from Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley and Andy Warhol will be read and accompanied by a slideshow, giving listeners unique insight into the lives of heroes and celebrities of the past.
Tlingit playwright wins short play competition
Juneau theater artist Frank Henry Kaash Katasse won a short play competition Sunday. The main characters in “Reeling” are two female cousins who lose the uncle who raised them.
Sweeney Todd is not just a fluff musical
Perseverance Theatre’s production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, opens Friday night.