Juneau Afternoon

We’ll talk with Ida Barnack about next Saturday’s Walk for the Poor; Katie Chapman & Marshaa Bennett, from NAMI, will be here to highlight the upcoming Family-To-Family classes; we’ll talk with Steve Wolf about local activities surrounding Human Rights Week; and Saralyn Tabtchnik from AWARE will be here to talk about the nomination process for the annual Women of Distinction event.

Today at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Pat Moore will guest host. He’ll talk with Alexander Tutonov, performing tonight as the first presenter in the UAS Evening at Egan series; Jeffra Clough will fill us in on the details for Saturday’s Discover Eaglecrest Day; we’ll find out about the Rotary Youth Exchange program with guest Virginia Stonkus; and we’ll get a sample of Ed Littlefield’s amalgam of traditional Tlingit lullabies and jazz, performing tonight at the JACC.

We’ll find out about this Friday’s Recovery Poetry Jam at the CANVAS, with guests Gus Marx and Christy Namee Eriksen; we’ll talk improv with guests Eric Caldwell, Michael Christenson and visiting Creativity Teacher, Michael Robinson; J P Vargas and Ari Rome will give us a musical preview of their performances at the Alaskan this weekend; and Nancy DeCherney will be here with news and views about local activities during Arts Up.

We’ll talk with Sheila Fisher and Brent Fischer about Saturday’s Day of Play; we’ll get the details on the film, The Road Not Taken, offered tonight at 8 on 360 North, with filmmaker, Steve Phillips; and we’ll talk movies with Clint Farr & Pat Race.

Beverly Schoonover highlights Saturday’s Coastal Clean Up; Jennifer Hahn talks about her new book, Pacific Feast; and Jeff Jesse and Tim Olsen talk about Mental Health programs on 350 North TV.

Pat Moore guest hosts. His guests will be Peter Metcalfe, with news about next year’s Southeast Alaska Sports & Recreation Show; Becca Parks will be here to highlight tomorrow’s kick-off Party for this season’s LEGO League; Sara Delio and Jessica Dempsey will be here with details about SAGA’s 25th Anniversary celebrations; and we’ll learn about the School District’s AVID Program, with Laury Scandling.