B Programs

Juneau Afternoon 12/9/11

Today at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Pat Moore will host. We’ll get the details on pre-engineering courses at UAS with Assistant Professor of Engineering Lori Sowa, who coordinates the program, and from Max Martell, one of the students in the pre-engineering program; we’ll hear about the Sitka Soup, a newspaper and website run by Will Swagell, and hear The Bight Before Christmas, Will’s Sitka version of the classical Christmas poem set for fishermen in Alaskan waters, now available in book form from local booksellers, and we’ll talk with local guitarist Dan Hopson about his musical career and new Solo Classical Guitar CD.

Alaska Identity Project 12/8/11

Host Adrien Lopez interviews Geoff Kirsch and Nils Andreassen.

7:00 – 7:30 PM: Geoff Kirsch has written for Comedy Central, Huffington Post, and the Chicago Tribune, among others. His first book-length piece, Run For Your Life! Doomsday 2012! came out this past summer from Workman. For the last two and a half years, he has written a regular column, “Slack Tide,” for the Juneau Empire, hailed by critics as “in English” and “left-to-right, top-to-bottom.” www.geoffkirsch.com

7:30 – 8:00 PM: Nils Andreassen is the Managing Director of the Institute of the North. His background in rural and international development, Alaska policy issues and leadership development fit well within the Institute’s mission to research commonly-owned lands, seas and resources while educating and engaging Alaskans in the responsibilities of that ownership. The Institute has a legacy working on Arctic infrastructure priorities and policies that serve to strengthen and connect northern communities.
www.institutenorth.org

Juneau Afternoon 12/8/11

We’ll talk with Gustavus author, Hank Lentfer, about his new book, Faith of Cranes, prior to his presentation tonight at Hearthside Books in the Nugget Mall; Jeremy Johnson will be here to talk about Sunday’s Casual Game Day; Candace Winkler & Travis Gilmore will be here to highlight the Alaska Community Foundation; and Nancy DeCherney will give us the rundown on art happenings in the capital city during Arts Up.

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