We’ll talk with Rick Trostel about Friday’s pirate-themed concerts by the Juneau Student Symphony; we’ll find out about the Valley Library’s 39 Clues party this Saturday; and Ed Schoenfeld will interview NPR’s Peter Kenyon, prior to Peter’s talk before the Juneau World Affairs Council tonight at 5 at the JACC.
Juneau Afternoon
Juneau Afternoon 8/17/11
We’ll talk with actors involved in this week’s WHIRLY-GIG show at the Rondezvous; we’ll get the details about tomorrow’s Governor’s Picnic; and Beth Weigel will get us in shape for this month’s BEAT THE ODDS Run, plus hear 3 more bear stories.
Juneau Afternoon 8/16/11
We’ll find out about tomorrow’s observance of Landscape Architecture Day, with guest George Schaaf; we’ll learn about an upcoming voice workshop for people recovering from a stroke and Parkinson’s Disease, with guest, Ruthanna Metzgar; we’ll find out about this Saturday’s Nifty 50 Relay with organizer Keith Levy; and Kristen Bartlett will be here to help…
Juneau Afternoon 8/15/11
We’ll talk with Bob Vieth and Mary Hakala about STEM’s SATURDAY THING; Simon Roberts will give us an update on THUNDERCLOUD RADIO; and we’ll find out about some workshops on insights into death & dying, the Garden of Eden, and Kung Fu – offered by Temple Sukkat Shalom.
Juneau Afternoon 8/12/11
We’ll talk Byron McGilvry and Lena Simmons about this Saturday’s Mid-Summer Vocal Festival’s performance of Rachmaninoff’s Vespers; we’ll also find out about a new series documenting a facet of Alaskan history, with film-makers Joan Juster and Paul Hill, and their series, WHERE THE RIVER MATANUSKA FLOWS.
Juneau Afternoon 8/10/11
Today at 3 on KTOO-FM, we’ll talk with organizers of women’s hockey activities; Tom Paul will give us the rundown on this year’s CAMP DAMP; internationally-known director, Doug Fitch, will be here with a preview of his talk and slide show tonight at the Silverbow; we’ll also talk to Felix Banbury-Webbe, in town to teach…