We’ll talk to Ann Secrest about the new season of AARP programs on 360 North TV; we’ll find about Perseverance Theatre’s production of Animals Out of Paper opening tomorrow night; Dr. Emily Kane will be here to talk about Kitchen Medicine; and Nancy DeCherney will give us the rundown on art happenings in the capital city during Arts Up.
Tune into the Alaska Identity Project on Thursday, January 26, 2012 as host Adrien Lopez interviews Larry Johansen (7 – 7:30 PM), author of “XTRATUF: An Alaskan Way of Life,” and soon to be published “Alexander Eighteen: The Story of Eighteen Wilderness Areas in Alaska.” Check out his work here and here.
In the second part of the show (7:30 – 8PM), Adrien will air a pre-recorded interview with Brian P. Schmidt, 2011 Nobel Prize Winner in Physics (and part Alaskan – graduate of Bartlett High School in Anchorage) for providing evidence that the expansion of the universe is accelerating. More on Brian P. Schmidt here.
We’ll find out about upcoming English As A Second Language classes with Heather Parker from the Learning Connection; we’ll observe National Mentoring Month with guests Carlton Smith and Thomas Cramer; Keith Wertheimer will be here to highlight Saturday’s fundraising auction to benefit disabled American Vets; we’ll get a preview of tonight’s Wildlife Wednesday presentation on Nature in Southeast Alaska Native Art, with guest, Jno Didrickson; and we’ll learn about this week at Eaglecrest.
We’ll talk with Elaina Newport, founding member of the Capitol Steps, about their sold-out concert this Thursday night; Keri Dixon and Ati Naseah,from AWARE, will clue us in on the
Girls On The Run program; Steve Henrikson and Bob Banghart from the Alaska State Museum, will give us a preview of the upcoming lecture series; and School District Superintendent, Glenn Gelbrich and Administrative Services Director, David Means will give us the lowdown on the District’s budget.
[audio href=”http://ktoo.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/2012/01/Juneau-PM-1-23-12.mp3″ artists=”Juneau PM” title=”1/23/12″We’ll listen to the first part, of 7, of a series of specials highlighting the history of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, produced by Nellie Moore and 360 North; we’ll also get a preview of tonight’s presentation of last month’s Mudrooms event, with stooryteller Dov Gartenberg.
