Line One: Complimentary and alternative medicine
Today on Line One, Simon Singh, PhD joins Dr. Woodard on the phone from England. Author of Trick or Treatment: Alternative Medicine on Trial,...
Anchorage's Indian Education program expands summer time offerings
The traditional summer for Alaska Native youth centers on the family fish camp and a chance to absorb culture and learn new skills. But...
AWAC Presents: William Bernstein
RECORDED: Friday April 30, 2010
SPEAKER: William Bernstein, Ph.D., M.D.; award-winning finance and nonfiction author; Co-Principal, Efficient Frontier Advisors
TOPIC: "Globalization: Is Today's 'Flat World' Really...
The Senate’s Health Care Bill
The US Senate is taking a stab at replacing Obamacare. The newest healthcare reform bill reduces tax credits for buying health insurance and cuts Medicaid funding for the state. So how do these potential changes affect you and your ability to get treatment? Listen Here
From Triad to Dyad: Rationalizing U.S. Nuclear Weapons Delivery Systems
More weapons make the United States less safe, according to Christopher Preble, vice president for defense and foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute. This week on Addressing Alaskans, hear Preble explain why the United States must reduce it's number of nuclear weapons delivery systems in order to increase security and save close to $1 trillion. His talk, "From Triad to Dyad: Rationalizing U.S. Nuclear Weapons Delivery Systems" was recorded at the Alaska World Affairs Council on December 6.
KSKA: Thursday 12/13 at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm
Alaska News Nightly: Friday, April 30, 2021
Alaska's earthquake monitoring system moves into a new phase. And, UAA's student commencement speaker reflects on her unique college experience. Plus, an Anchorage entrepreneur blends Spanish culture into her new coffee shop.
Night Music: October 29, 2011
Here’s the music playlist for Night Music with Kirk Waldhaus. All tracks played are listed below in the following format:
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Sacred Machines
Glenn...
Alaska News Nightly: Thursday, July 22, 2021
Former Bethel principal Chris Carmichael is sentenced in state court. Also, subsistence fishing is closed on much of the Yukon river.
“The Occupy Movement: What is it?” Community Dialogue Returns
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Iditapod: Anchorage ceremonial start and the trail-side parties
The 2018 Iditarod kicks off with the ceremonial start in Anchorage and an 11-mile jaunt through downtown and the city's trails, past race revelers that call themselves "trailgaters." We introduce KNOM News Director and trail reporter Davis Hovey, and hear from DeeDee Jonrowe, Nicolas Petit and some of the folks along the trail.
Alaska News Nightly: January 21, 2010
Photo by Libby Casey, ARPN - Washington DC
California Senator Barbara Boxer and other Democrats, environmentalists, and members of Physicians for Social Responsibility met with...
Ask the Superintendent
An impressive logistical and operational effort happens five days a week in our town when 46,000 students filter into 130 different schools and programs...
Iditapod: Scramble in Anvik, slog up the Yukon and Takotna survives on pies
With the Iditarod leaders on the mighty Yukon River and through the village checkpoint of Grayling, we hear about how weather prevented flying supplies to Eagle Island and caused the checkpoint to be downgraded to a mere "hospitality stop." That's why mushers scrambled to get mandatory rest in earlier and why they had to load up on supplies before one of the most formidable overnight trips of the race. Plus, back in Takotna, the village reflects on why it's been so steady as a checkpoint over the years, and we hear from KYUK's Johanna Eurich about what it used to be like covering the Last Great Race.
Alaska News Nightly: April 16, 2010
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New Schedule: New Saturdays
Our new schedule launches this week and each day we're highlighting the changes and especially the new programs we've added. You can learn all...
Line One: Health Care Journalism
Susan Dentzer is the editor-in-chief of Health Affairs, the nation's leading journal of health policy. She also serves as a health issues analyst on...
Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2016
Consultant: Alaska LNG project not feasible without major changes; three votes separate candidates in Arctic House race; municipal sales tax could dive due to Walker’s PFD veto; crews begin efforts to protect Butte, Old Glenn Highway; paratroopers dot the skies over Fort Richardson; several new species of snailfish discovered on Bering seafloor; tribal leader optimistic after State Department, EPA meeting; Kenai marijuana operations in hands of the assembly; weather balloons help solve climate puzzle in Alaska; Barry Zevan: My Life Among the Giants Listen now
Alaska News Nightly: Friday, June 23, 2023
Tourism companies in Anchorage are welcoming visitors and hoping for a repeat performance of last summer. Plus, the project redirecting the Sterling Highway around Cooper Landing could see lengthy delays without funding from the legislature.
Biathlon
On this week’s Outdoor Explorer, we’ll be talking about the disparate sports of rifle marksmanship and cross-country skiing that, when combined, create the sport of biathlon. Our guests will be Sara Studebaker-Hall and Zach Hall. Sara is the Director of Operations at TeamUSA Biathlon, and Zach is the Team Manager and Head Coach at the Soldier Hollow Olympic Legacy Program. They both have deep connections to Alaska; Zach grew up in Nikiski, and Sara was the UAA Ski Team’s assistant coach for several years. On this week’s show, Sara and Zach discuss the joys and tribulations of biathlon, the sport’s history, and how YOU can get involved in this unique and healthy sport!