B Programs

Southeast Alaska Independent Living, also known as SAIL, is well known for its expertise in turning disabilities into capabilities. But then along came COVID-19. On Wednesday’s Juneau Afternoon, how SAIL has emerged from the pandemic with its mission intact. Also on this show: Life lessons from the stage at Perseverance Theatre’s summer camp. Garden Therapy!…

While others use paints and canvas, Stefani Marnon reaches into the pantry for her art supplies. Her creations are masterpieces in butter and sugar, that do a quick disappearing act off the store shelves of Juneau, where she is known simply as, Chef Stef.   At the  Juneau Artist Gallery this month, Chef Stef is…

It’s a throwback Thursday on Juneau Afternoon, in which we revisit a show produced last year by the Black Awareness Association of Juneau.   In Part 1 of a two-part series, Christina Michelle explores the power of music in Black culture – how some innovative teachers are bringing music to the inner city of Los…

It’s a day of strength, a day of hope — celebrated in communities around the world. And here in Juneau, National Cancer Survivor’s Day will be observed with a walk this Sunday from the Marine Park to the whale statue. On Wednesday’s Juneau Afternoon, hear what this day means to one cancer survivor, who is…

When you see Zuill Bailey packing his cello on his back, heading towards you, you know you’re in for treat. Juneau Afternoon has the red carpet rolled out in the studio, ready and waiting for him to make an appearance on Friday’s show and play a few pieces. Here’s a little KTOO Red Carpet Concert…

Natasha Boozer is like many Black parents. She wants to protect her children from the kind of racism she experienced growing up in Juneau. On Thursday’s Juneau Afternoon, she talks with her longtime friend, Christina Michelle, about the conversations she has with her kids, so they understand what it means to be Black in today’s…