The Middle East and the Trump administration
KSKA Tuesday, Dec. 5 2017, at 2:00 p.m. This week we’re hearing in-depth opinions on the Trump administration and its relationship with the middle east. Greg Roman, CEO of the Middle East Forum, discusses the U.S.’s current relationship with middle eastern countries and how decisions made now can have lasting effects for international relations going forward.
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Anchorage Chamber: The Dollars and Sense of Sportfishing in Alaska
Alaska is one of the great meccas of the world for sportfishing. Over the years, Alaska's diverse sportfishing opportunities have largely contributed to Alaska's...
The National Climate Assessment: The Science and Alaska
This week we’re hearing from Dr. Donald J. Wuebbles. He’s an expert in atmospheric physics and chemistry. Dr. Wuebbles has been published over 500 times, covering topics from Earth’s climate and air quality to the stratospheric ozone layer. He discusses the 4th National Climate Assessment and how those findings relate to Alaska.
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Common Cents: Stories of Alaska’s Changing Economy
KSKA Tuesday, November 29 2016, at 2:00 p.m.
Seven storytellers share personal stories of fiscal Alaska in the style of Arctic Entries.
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Addressing Alaskans: City of Seward Update
City Manager, Phil Oates provides an update on the city of Seward, one of Alaska's oldest and most scenic communities situated at the head...
Addressing Alaskans: Observations from the Walrus Islands in Bristol Bay
Walrus populations of Round Island. Photos courtesy of Terry Johnson.
Terry Johnson, a professor with the University of Alaska Seagrant Marine Advisory Program has been...
Addressing Alaskans: U.S. – Iranian Relations in the Age of Obama
Examining U.S. - Iranian relations from an anthropological perspective, Dr. William Beeman shares a point a view you might have not considered in the...
Addressing Alaskans: Killer Asteroids
Ever wonder what is fact versus fiction when watching the infamous Star Wars trilogy? February through April Alaskans poured into Anchorage Museum to learn...
A Salmon Cannery in Cook Inlet
Anchorage Museum history curator Katie Ringsmuth talks about the Snug Harbor salmon cannery. A mix of cultures and gender dynamics shaped Cook Inlet life while the cannery was in operation for sixty years. Join us for a rich journey into cannery life in early Alaska during this lecture, hosted by the Cook Inlet Historical Society and recorded at the Anchorage Museum.
KSKA: Tuesday, May 20, at 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.
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The Costs of Alaska’s Economic Roller Coaster
Join us for a panel discussion featuring representatives from various sectors of the business community discussing the ups and downs of the state’s economy and how we can fix it.
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Addressing Alaskans: Celebrate Elizabeth Peratrovich Day with Molly of Denali
Today’s episode features a panel discussion celebrating Elizabeth Peratrovitch Day.
GBH Kids, producer of Molly of Denali, the Rasmuson Foundation and Alaska Public Media partnered...
Anchorage School Board Candidate Debate
This week on Addressing Alaskans, listen to the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce debate with Anchorage School Board candidates, Kathleen Plunkett and David Nees (Seat E) , Tam Agosti-Gisler (Seat F), Natasha Von Imhof and Starr Marsett (Seat G). Candidates discussed early childhood education, school bond propositions, Everyday Math, budget cuts, skilled trade education and past experience in the Anchorage School District at the Dena'ina Center on March 19.
KSKA: Thursday 3/29 at 2:00 pm
Addressing Alaskans: Climate Change and the Impact on Human Health – An Alaska Perspective
Founder and Director of the Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Center of Alaska, Dr. Jeff Demain considers Alaska's temperatures which are rising four times the...
Hear the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation’s 2021 economic forecast
The COVID-19 pandemic and a continued recession was tough on the Anchorage economy in 2020. Job losses permeated nearly every business sector and consumer confidence is low, but 2021 could show some improvement.
Addressing Alaskans: ENSTAR Natural Gas 2010
ENSTAR Natural Gas Company was founded in 1961, making it one of the oldest energy companies operating in Alaska. Today ENSTAR serves approximately 350,000...
Addressing Alaskans: Stopping Global Warming, Signs of Hope
Often the fact that Alaska's temperatures are increasing at an alarming rate and the ice is melting can seem daunting, but Dr. Robert K....
Ice Race – Who will be active in the changing Arctic landscape?
A distinguished panel discussion with Rear Admiral (RET) Lars Saunes, Chief Liasion Michael Hjorth, Deputy Chief Hreinn Pálsson, and US State Department Jon Harrison.
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Addressing Alaskans: Why the Constitution is Important to You
In accordance with Constitution Day holiday, on September 17 the 49th State Fellows hosted their 5th annual Constitution Day Polaris lecture at UAA. This...
Addressing Alaskans: Senator Lisa Murkowski
Following her recent trip to Afghanistan and Pakistan in January, Senator Lisa Murkowski returned home to Alaska sharing her "Global Insights" at a luncheon...
Can America and The Muslim World Be Friends?
In his 2006 novel The Order of Light where young Muslims light themselves on fire to protest the authoritarian reality of the Middle East, author Haroon Mohgul says he predicted the Arab Spring. At the Alaska World Affairs Council on April 6, Mohgul discussed the the Muslim world's relationship with the West over the years asking audiences to consider, "Can America and the Muslim World Be Friends?" Listen on Addressing Alaskans.
KSKA: Thursday 4/12 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm