B Programs

Today at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Pat Moore will host. Dr. Alexander Tutonov, pianist, will be here to tell us about his final Master Class recital in Juneau which will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday at UAS’s Egan Lecture Hall; Bob Vieth and Mary Hakala will be here to highlight STEM Summer Science camps; we’ll get the details about Saturday’s Alaska Health Fair at the Nugget Mall from Alaska Health Fair, Inc’s Southeast Alaska Program Director Chelsea Field; and Brian Holst from the Juneau Economic Council will be here along with Brett Farrell from Marine Exchange Alaska – they’ll have neww about this year’s May 12 Juneau Maritime Festival.

“The Blue Men” by Joy Williams

The stories of Joy Williams dissolve the lines between chaos and certainty in our daily lives. A single word or sentence, heartbreakingly familiar yet utterly unexpected, ushers us abruptly out of bounds, off-limits.

We’ll talk with Kyle Pickett about this weekend’s Juneau Symphony performances; Laura Heywood will be here to highlight Friday’s Juneau Lyric Opera Spring Gala Fundraiser; we’ll find out about the upcoming Empty Bowls fundraiser for the Glory Hole; and Nancy DeCherney will give us the rundown on art happenings in the capital city during Arts Up.

We’ll talk with family entertainer, Kevin Roth, performing next week at the Downtown & Valley libraries; Kelly Manning will highlight upcoming classes at The Canvas; Beth Weigel will talk about a healthier Juneau; we’ll talk with Angela Gowdy and Carol Mahara, from ROTARACT about Friday’s Chili Fest; and we’ll learn about this week at Eaglecrest.

Today at 3 on KTOO-FM on A Juneau Afternoon, Pat Moore will host. We’ll find out about Layers of Change: The Sitka Choose Respect Mural Project, a documentary of a community creating a mural which will airs tonight at 8 on 360 North TV; Emily Wall will be here with a preview of her Wildlife Wednesday presentation tomorrow; we’ll feature Laurie Scandling’s presentation from the February Mudrooms event; and we’ll find out about this afternoon’s Poetry Out Loud event from three high school students who pariticipated in the competition: Carson Barnes, Christopher Simms, and Raphael Sales, along with faculty member and event organizer Kristin Gerot from Thunder Mountain High School.

We’ll find out about Wednesday’s Mens’ Health Forum; Ken Fix will be here with a preview of Tuesday’s Planetarium presentation; Scott Ciambor will highlight Alaska’s housing stock and homelessness; Jenny Fremlin, from Alaska Litho, will be here with news about upcoming training seminars; and we’ll talk with Brandon Demory and Art Rotch about this weekend’s performances of the play, I Am My Own Wife.