Conversations today: New podcast The Alaska Myth explores settler myths in Alaska’s history; 100 Women Who Care is 300 members strong; and a Fireside Chat titled “On thin ice: Alaska fisheries in a changing climate.”
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Juneau Afternoon: George Kuhar’s 13th Annual Birthday Party Concert plus updates from Weaving Our Pride, City Museum, and Rainforest Yoga
Conversations today: Lily Hope and Rae Mills on upcoming UAS class offerings, the telephone exhibit at the City Museum, Geroge Kuhar previews his annual birthday concert and Rainforest Yoga on upcoming class offerings.
Juneau Afternoon: Blackwater Railroad Company is recording a new album in Juneau, plus Aphasia Conversation Group and UAS Spring Career Fair
Conversations include: Blackwater Railroad Company with live music in studio, plus Bartlett’s Aphasia Conversation Group is happening now, and a preview of the upcoming UAS Spring Career Fair
Juneau Afternoon: Legislative preview with Alaska Public Media’s Eric Stone plus Choice Fest, comedian Billy Wayne Davis, and KTOO’s Clarise Larson
Conversations today: Alaska Public Media’s Eric Stone Legislative preview, Comedian Billy Wayne Daivs, Choice Fest, and KTOO’s new reporter Clarise Larson
Juneau Afternoon: Mar 66, formerly Astronomar, returns to Juneau, plus the Muskeg Collective shares some holiday tunes
Conversations today include Mar 66, formerly Astronomar, who is in Juneau for a concert Saturday and Muskeg Collective warms the studio with some sweet holiday music.
KTOO News Round-Up Review for 2023
On this episode of Juneau Afternoon, Host Bostin Christopher talks with three of the reporters from the KTOO News team about how they got started in journalism to highlights from major stories from 2023.