Juneau Afternoon

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Retired politician Jim Duncan discusses his book, “Making Sausage,” ahead of his book signing on Friday, September 5, at Hearthside Books, plus the Juneau Commission on Aging and the Juneau Public Libraries share updates on upcoming programs and events.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Juneau Reentry Coalition and JAMHI Health and Wellness preview the Recovery Art Show opening at Alaska Robotics Gallery, Juneau Arts and Humanities Council previews First Friday gallery show from Christine Kleinhenz and the annual Food Festival and Farmer’s Market on Saturday, September 6, and Juneau-Douglas City Museum shares their upcoming shows and grant programs.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Orpheus Project previews their latest show, “Triple Resonance,” chamber music of Brahms, plus Cancer Connection details the 34th Beat the Odds race to cure cancer, and the University of Alaska Southeast welcomes students with activities and events.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon, Laura Talpey from Juneau Montessori details the options for families of 16-month-olds to 6-year-old children, JAMHI celebrates 40 years of service in Juneau with a concert celebration on Saturday, August 23, and Garden Talk covers how to store your precious harvests.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon, family wellness coaches from Tlingit & Haida discuss the new Strength in Family Program, which supports tribal and Native American families with children aged 0-3 years. Additionally, St. Vincent De Paul’s new leadership shares information about their programs and services.

On this episode of Juneau: The Juneau Commission on Sustainability previews its series of Invisible Infrastructure tours, including the Gold Creek Power Plant & Flume Tour on Wednesday, August 20, plus a marimba workshops preview with composer and educator Mike Sibanda, and a new episode of Garden Talk covering what to do for gardens affected by the recent flooding.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Zach Gordon Youth Center’s Jorden Nigro discusses her work and accomplishments for which she received Alaska Children’s Trust’s 2025 Champion of Kids award earlier this year; Damon Stuebner, documentary filmmaker, talks about his film “Storis: The Galloping Ghost of the Alaskan Coast,” which will screen at the Alaska State Museum on Saturday, August 9, at 1:00 p.m.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Kitty Eddy, retired educator and co-founder of the Tlingit Culture, Language and Literacy Program at Harborview Elementary, shares her recovery path via Bartlett Hospital’s rehabilitation services after suffering two strokes in 2023. Other segments include a preview of OPERA ALASKA, a co-production of Theater Alaska and Orpheus Project, and updates from the Juneau Commission on Aging.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: CBJ Deputy City Manager Robert Barr discusses the latest on the potential glacier outburst flooding and the city’s partnerships in preparation, plus the world premiere of the first episode of OUTBURST, a new podcast from KTOO looking at the past, present, and future of the flooding here in Juneau, Josh Fortenbery stops in to sing his new single, “Is It Me?” releasing Friday, August 8, and a new Garden Talk with Darren Snyder all about seaweed and how it can help your garden.

On this episode of Juneau Afternoon: Nimmy Philips previews activities and events celebrating Indian Independence Day on Friday, August 15, Cate Ross shares events from the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, and Brooke Munro and Scott Burton stop by to play a couple of tunes before opening for Peaceful Forest, a taiko-playing family featuring Takumi Kato on Monday, August 4.