Juneau Afternoon

On today’s program: The Alaska Music Summit, happening on Sat, Feb. 1, offers musicians, venues, and more a place to gather and share resources, connections, and vision for the future; Behind The Music with Radiophonic Jazz and An Mahan, hosted by Dave Emmert from Alaska’s Fresh Catch radio show, at Devil’s Club Brewing on Sat, Feb. 1 at 6:00 p.m.; Juneau Dance Theatre celebrates 50 years with an Anniversary Gala on Sat, Feb. 8.

On this episode: Live music with The Forest That Never Sleeps ahead of their concert on Sun, Feb. 26, at McPhetres Hall as part of the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council winter season; A chat with members from Tlingit & Haida’s Cultural Ambassador Program; SAIL previews its Brain Reboot course, a six-week supportive cohort beginning in February.

On this episode: Preview of the 10th Annual Platypus-Con Board and Card Game Extravaganza happening Fri, Jan. 24 – Sun, Jan. 26 at Centennial Hall; The Juneau Symphony previews “Virtuosity,” happening Sat, Jan. 25 & Sun, Jan. 26, at JDHS with a pre-concert talk with Wilbur Lin, the second of four Music Director candidates appearing this season; Monthly check-in with the Juneau Chamber of Commerce.

On this episode: 49 Writers Winter Words Fundraiser will take place on Sat, Jan. 25, with featured guest author Brendan Isaacs Jones; The 2nd Alaska Theater Festival: Radio Plays takes place Jan. 31 – Feb. 2 with new plays by Alaskan authors and work created by local high school students; Alaska Public Media’s Eric Stone shares an overview of the upcoming Alaska legislative session, which begins on Tue, Jan. 21

On this episode: Guest host Christina Love talks with Natasha Jackson from Tlingit & Haida and Delaney McLaughlin from Alaska Native Justice Center about the Human Trafficking and MMIP learning and awareness sessions taking place at Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall on Mon, Feb. 3 and Tue, Feb. 4; The Alaska Bar Association is hosting a free legal help event on Martin Luther King Day at Dimond Courthouse from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

On today’s program: ChoiceFest, the annual movie night at Centennial Hall on Fri, Jan. 17; Death With Dessert new season returns at Holy Trinity on Sat, Jan. 25; Juneau Police Department updates on recruitment; Two Left Feet AK on upcoming dance classes around Juneau.

On today’s program: The fundraising efforts of Diamond Girls MC Inc and Panhandlers MC for the AWARE Shelter; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska’s upcoming “The Big Social” happening on Wed, Sat. Jan. 22; Mudrooms final workshop of the season, plus a preview of the adult Smutrooms happening on Fri, Jan. 17.

On this episode: John Gourley from Portugal. The Man, Yéil Ya-Tseen Nicholas Galanin from Ya Tseen, Samantha Crain, Lakota Harden, and steward of Point House Jerrick Hope-Lang gather for an hour of conversation about the Point House benefit concerts set for January 31 in Aak’w (Juneau) and February 1 in Sheet’ká (Sitka).

On today’s program: The SeaBank Chronicles is a new podcast that highlights the science and mystery of Southeast Alaska’s coastal rainforest; Juneau Audubon Society presents “Ravens in Juneau by Bob Armstrong” on Thu, Jan. 9 at 6:30 p.m.; Update on the Tongass National Forest Plan Revision with the USDA Forest Service and a preview of the upcoming Fireside Chats at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.

On this episode: Juneau Ghost Light Theatre shares Roundtable Readings: “Love’s Labour’s Lost” by William Shakespeare—a reading and discussion of Act V, Scene II of the classic play. The actors discuss their backgrounds and various approaches to Shakespeare. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at a first reading of a text, with questions and wondering about what’s happening in the play and what’s going on in the scene.