Friday on A Juneau Afternoon, Andy Kline hosts: Eric Boraas will give us the latest on Trail Mix and their upcoming auction; We’ll talk with Elaine Schroeder about the Climate Film Festival; Kathy Ruddy and Peter Metcalf will highlight “150 Reasons Why We Love Alaska”—part of the state’s sesquicentennial celebration; And we’ll get an update…
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Juneau Afternoon-11-17-2016
Thursday on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts: Ernestine Hayes, author of “The Tao of Raven,” will preview her Friday night Evening at Egan presentation; We’ll hear about the November 19th Con Brio Concert Series at Northern Light United Church; We’ll learn about the National Guard Toy Drive; And Nancy DeCherney will be here with…
Juneau Afternoon-11-16-2016
Wednesday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts: Katrina Woolford of the Friends of the Juneau-Douglas City Museum will be here to tell us about their annual meeting and guest speaker–UAF history professor Terrance Cole; Bill Merk will preview Woosh K’s first open mic of the 7th season; Theater at Latitude 58 will…
Juneau Afternoon-11-15-2016
Tuesday on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts: Travel Juneau’s Liz Perry and Kirk Stagg will be here to tell us about the impact of meetings and conferences on Juneau, Dzantik’i Heeni assistant principle Kristy Germain will highlight the middle school Ice Breakers Basketball Tournament. We’ll hear about the collaboration between Greg Chaney, the Goldtown…
Juneau Afternoon-11-14-2016
Monday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Scott Burton hosts: We’ll learn about becoming a certified nurse through UAS’s CNA program; Ben Huff and Marjorie Menzi will highlight an upcoming photography lecture and workshop at the SLAM; Amanda Filori and Mia Wade will fill us in on an upcoming open mic for kids; And we’ll…
Humankind Special – 11-08-16
This Humankind special, “Healing the Trauma of War” tells the deeply moving stories of veterans who served in Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam. How do they heal the invisible emotional and spiritual wounds sustained in the combat zone? Up to 400,000 returning soldiers are dealing with effects of PTSD and “moral injury” in war.