Madilyn Rose
Program ProducerMadilyn was born and raised in Anchorage and grew up listening to Alaska Public Media programs. She left the state in 2015 for a degree in journalism and media communication, before returning in 2019 to work as a reporter and producer for KTUU.
Since October 2022, Madilyn has worked as Alaska Public Media’s program producer. As program producer, Madilyn coordinates the logistics of several shows, including Talk of Alaska, Line One: Your Health Connection and Alaska Insight. She also occasionally assists with Alaska News Nightly, and helps to produce special programs such as Debate for the State.
Outside of work, Madilyn enjoys hiking, skiing, board games, a good fantasy novel and spending time with her cat, Seri.
Reach Madilyn at mrose@alaskapublic.org.
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Political observers ask, "what will Mary Peltola do in 2026?" -
A national group takes the state to court to force reforms in the foster care system. -
The US House votes to undo a major resource management plan in Alaska. -
Federal support for electric vehicle chargers is unfrozen, while some requirements are lowered as well. -
A federal attempt to repeal an Alaska resource management plan draws criticism from Alaskans who worked on it. -
An appeals court sides with the federal government over the state in a subsistence management lawsuit. -
Advocates say the federal government is pushing the timeline to repeal the Roadless Rule for the Tongass National Forest. -
Congressman Nick Begich says Alaskans should see much more resource development in the near future. -
Representative Nick Begich makes his pitch for the US to start buying bitcoin. -
In recent years, overdose deaths have declined in most of the country but remain high in Alaska. Why are rates still elevated here?
