Algo Nuevo Hour: May 15, 2009
Here’s the music playlist from the Friday May 15, 2009 edition of Algo Nuevo Hour. If you have questions, comments or music requests for host Dave Luera,...
LISTEN: As the Arctic climate warms, the growing season lengthens. Will rural Alaska become more agricultural?
As winter approaches, farmers and gardeners make plans for spring crops. Climate change effects on the growing season in Alaska means new opportunities and challenges for the future. Will residents, even in the arctic, be able to grow enough food for their winter use?
Alaska Made: Revel Treks and Tours | Outdoor Explorer
Kierre Childers shares her story of becoming a small business owner leading hiking and backpacking trips in Southcentral Alaska.
Traveling Music 4-9-17
Traveling Music
Shonti Elder
4-9-17 (fund drive)
Upcoming Concerts: The Murphy Beds (Eamon O'Leary and Jefferson Hamer)
Thursday, April 13, Hard Rock Cafe, Anchorage
Friday, April 14, Vagabond Blues,...
Why February 19, a ‘Day of Remembrance,’ matters to so many
An event on February 19, 1942 changed the course of many lives; the U.S. struggled from a devastating attack by Japanese forces at Pearl Harbor in December of 1941. Just two months later, the U.S. President authorized the military to relocate those of Japanese ancestry away from the West Coast. Hundreds of Aleuts were also moved.
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AWAC Presents: Dr. Susan Martin
Dr. Susan Martin is the director of the Institute for the Study of International Migration at Georgetown University. A longtime expert on immigration and...
Veterans and outdoor therapy | Outdoor Explorer
The Cohen Clinic offers programs that address the wholistic needs of veterans, using the outdoors to heal from trauma.
NY Marines Support Alaska Toys for Tots
Marines from Stewart Air National Guard Base in New York, have been supporting Toys for Tots in Alaska since 1995. A C-130 and full flight crew provide transportation to Delta Company, Anti-Terrorism Battalion, 4th Marine Division, located at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.
Click for video. Line One: Pediatric neurology
Anchorage pediatric neurologist, Dr. Rod Smith joins Line One host Dr. Thad Woodard this afternoon to discuss common neurological problems including seizures, headache, and developmental issues in...
Alaska News Nightly: Friday, July 24, 2015
Matanuska River Claims A Home Plus 3 Other Structures; Mallott: US-Canada Commission Won’t Take Up BC Mines; Despite Stiff Competition, Alaska Airlines Logs Record Profits; Fairbanks Voters To Decide on 5% Pot Tax; Bethel Appeals ABC Rejection of Liquor License Protest, Could Bring Decision To A Vote; In Remote Alaska, High-Speed Internet Comes By Land - Not Satellite; Village of Wales Starts Polar Bear Patrol to Protect Community; 49 Voices: Verna Haynes of Anchorage; AK: An 80-Year Love Affair With Flowers Still Blossoms
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Alaska News Nightly: December 26, 2007
A 6.5 magnitude earthquake in the Aleutians. Plus, a herd of bison heads to Umnak island and a local chocolatier makes a name...
Journey of the Seal Stone an Archaeological Tale
A rare example of Aleutian petroglyphs has been donated to the University of Alaska Museum of the North’s archaeology collection and will be used in a variety of research projects to better understand the cultural roles of rock art in Unangam culture.
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Winter Sports and Climate Change
If winter defines us as Alaskans, as skiers and outdoor enthusiasts, what happens when we start to lose winter? Strange weather is becoming the new normal and we’re forced to adapt to climate change, because we don’t have a choice. On the next Outdoor Explorer, we'll look at what that means from scientific and a practical perspective.
KSKA: Thursday, Jan. 22, at 2:00 and 9:00 p.m.
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Alaska Jazz Workshop Fall Registration
On August 11, 2012 Alaska Jazz Workshop Faculty Jazz Sextet Concert performed featuring internationally acclaimed Jazz Bari Saxophonist Denis Dibasio. The concert culminated the 2012 Jazz Improvisation Camp for secondary school students.
Additional workshops are scheduled this fall for all skill levels.
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Alaska News Nightly: Thursday, June 23, 2022
Sen. Lisa Murkowski says the bipartisan gun bill does not take Second Amendment rights away from responsible gun owners. Also, Anchorage’s ombudsman is reviewing complaints about a t-shirt the city’s HR director wore at a meeting. And a district court judge rules that Cook Inlet drift fishermen can fish the inlet's federal waters.
Traveling Music: April 15, 2012
Here’s the music playlist from Traveling Music with Shonti Elder. All tracks played are listed below in the following format:
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Mudrooms on KSKA
Inspired by Arctic Entries in Anchorage, Juneau began its own live storytelling event called Mudrooms last November. Each Mudrooms event features seven-minute personal stories from seven people on a monthly theme. From crass to delicate, told by wallflowers or clowns, these live stories are mesmerizing and raw. This is not a theatrical performance, but real life stories told by fellow Alaskans in Juneau. Listen to four edited hour-long episodes of Mudrooms Tuesdays at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm beginning November 13 on KSKA FM 91.1.
Themes: Outdated (11/13) For the Love of It (11/20) Transitions (11/27) Secrets (12/4)
AK: Mayuri dancers bring Bollywood to Anchorage
Where ya gonna go when looking for a professional dance group to demonstrate the intricacies of traditional Indian dance? Russia, of course. Or that's what the Asian Alaskan Cultural Center did to bring Mayuri, a group of twenty or so young dancers, to Anchorage. The the troupe performed for high schools this week and for the public Friday evening at the Alaska Performing Arts Center.
Traveling Music 1-14-18
Fiddlers' Bid / Traditional
Da Farder Ben Da Welcomer
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