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National Resource Center for Alaska Native Elders
A podcast on Elder wisdom and care, from the National Resource Center for Alaska Native Elders at UAA
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Open House
Somos Open House Un podcast grabado (casi siempre) desde Aguascalientes, México Conducido por Clon, Chio, Yarely y Paco Grabamos desde INJUVA Records a eso van tus impuestos de manera casera. Con un iPhone, un caballo de plástico, directorios teléfonicos y un gato para ambientar. Hablamos de diversos temas como la enfermedad de la hueva, la tristeza que nos da la televisión en México, la incapacidad de usar baños públicos, música nueva y la falta de sueño. Programamos música deputamadre. Sal ...
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Alaska Public Media
Hometown, Alaska features conversations with leaders and decision-makers in local and statewide government, social service agencies, educational institutions, and cultural groups across Anchorage and Alaska. Hosted by Kathleen McCoy, E.J. David, and Justin Williams.
The Alaska Airlines Center Podcast covers behind the scenes interviews covering all the concerts, events, sports and policies happening at the Alaska Airlines Center.
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Hometown Alaska: Mutual Aid Network of Anchorage
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HOST: Justin Williams GUEST: Erin Baldwin Day, lead organizer of Mutual Aid Network of Anchorage LINKS: Mutual Aid Network of Anchorage website Facebook Instagram
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Hometown Alaska: How Anchorage city government works
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HOST: Anne Hillman GUESTS: Austin Quinn-Davidson and Meg Zaletel, Anchorage Assembly LINKS: Information on the upcoming election Ballot tracking Information on the Anchorage Assembly
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Hometown Alaska: 907 Pro Wrestling Academy
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HOST: O'Hara Shipe GUESTS: JT West, 907 Pro Wrestling Academy Jared Cox, pro wrestler LINKS: 907 Pro Wrestling Academy WEBSITE 907 Pro Wrestling Academy FACEBOOK
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Hometown Alaska: Behind the scenes at the Fur Rondy Melodrama
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HOST: Dave Waldron GUESTS: Melanie Cross and Christy Hedrick, Fur Rondy Melodrama co-producers LINKS: TICKETS Fur Rondy Events: Melodrama
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Hometown Alaska: Discussing the Anchorage School District Budget
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HOST: Anne Hillman GUESTS: Carl Jacobs, Anchorage School Board member Andy Ratliff, Anchorage School District Chief Financial Officer LINKS: Anchorage School District Anchorage School Board ASD School Bond Information Contact Anchorage School Board
HOST: Anne Hillman GUESTS: Rachel Bernhardt and Julie Raymond-Yakoubian, Alaska End of Life Alliance Kris Green, Death Cafe LINKS: Death Cafe, Anchorage Alaska End of Life Alliance: Death Doulas Funeral Homes Alaska Laws and Regulations Hospice and Palliative Care Advanced Directives Grief and Bereavement Support Home Funerals Other Alaska End of L…
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Hometown Alaska: Playing with sound at the Anchorage Museum's Pass the Mic exhibit
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GUEST HOST: Dave Waldron GUEST: Cody Carver, Program and Events Manager at the Anchorage Museum LINKS: Anchorage Museum Pass the Mic exhibit
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Hometown Alaska: Alaska Center for the Book is working to increase awareness of Native authors
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HOST: Anne Hillman GUESTS: Barbara and Ethan Jacko Atwater, mother/son writing partners, authors of multiple children’s books and more Sara Juday, co-president of the board, Alaska Center for the Book LINKS: Alaska Center for the Book Read Alaska Native reading challenge resources The American Indian Library Association…
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Hometown Alaska: Making housing accessible to everyone
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HOST: Anne Hillman Guests: Abdelqader "Abdoo" Ezzedine, New Habitat for Humanity homeowner John Frommer, Consruction Manager, Habitat for Humanity Jasmine Boyle, Chief Operating Officer, Rural Alaska Community Action Program, Inc. (RurAL Cap) Colleen Dushkin, Association for Alaska Housing Authorities LINKS: Habitat for Humanity, Anchorage RurAL Ca…
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Hometown Alaska: Touring the Alaska Museum of Science and Nature
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HOST: Justin Williams GUESTS: Dr. Elizabeth Whitney, executive director, Alaska Museum of Science and Nature Dr. Kristine Crossen, president, board of directors, Alaska Museum of Science and Nature LINK: Alaska Museum of Science and Nature
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Hometown Alaska: Answering your questions about this year’s election
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Host: Anne Hillman GUESTS: Gail Fenumiai, Division of Elections Jeannette Lee, Sightline Institute Links: Division of Elections website Make a Plan to Vote Learn about ranked choice voting Candidate Comparison Tool Alaska Public Media elections coverage PARTICIPATE: Call 550-8433 (Anchorage) or 1-888-353-5752 (statewide) during the live broadcast (…
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Hometown Alaska: Staying active in recovery as winter approaches
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HOST: Justin Williams GUESTS: Tiffany Hall, executive director of Recover Alaska Dr. Vivian Gonzales, professor of psychology at the University of Alaska Anchorage LINKS: Recover Alaska Rethinking Drinking: Website created by National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Provides information on drinking to help people assess their drinking an…
This week Hometown Alaska hosts three writers telling significant parts of Alaska’s story. The idea for our show began with the hope of bringing Alaska’s current writer laureate, Heather Lende, to the mic, and picking her brain for what we should be reading this winter. We called, she agreed, but we have ended up with so much more. Since Heather to…
The Last Frontier is known for its appreciative beer subculture. The craft has been honored here and its processes mimicked in garages and storefronts alike. Alaska Beer Broads is an all-female, Alaska-based group consisting of beer enthusiasts from all over the state who connect and meet up at beer events to support local businesses and talk beer.…
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Hometown Alaska: Alaskan Footprints food tours and Anchorage Independent Worker Alliance
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Business and the economy are ever-changing in Alaska. As life becomes more expensive and old models of creating revenue streams are met with apprehensive resolve, two local entrepreneurs set out to change the business landscape of the Last Frontier. Sourdough Dan Morris is the owner of Alaskan Footprints food tours. He offers historical insight, hu…
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Hometown Alaska: Meet the Log Cabin Quilters and find out what they do with all the quilts they create
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With winter coming on, maybe you need a cozy, creative activity you can do with friends that adds up to something beautiful? Poster for this year’s Great Alaska Quilt Show, their first after a 2-year absence. Photo courtesy of ALCQ. Today’s Hometown Alaska introduces the Anchorage Log Cabin Quilters Guild. Their unjuried annual Great Alaska Quilt S…
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Hometown Alaska: What’s new 7 years after voters said yes to legal marijuana
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So, here’s one new thing: This fall, UAA, our hometown university campus, is offering its first marijuana information class, open to students and community members. How and why did the university decide now was the time to bring this topic to campus? We’ll meet the professor who successfully made the case. She’ll curate the course, using local subj…
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Hometown Alaska: Tiny museum in Chugiak honors Lithuania’s fierce independence
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The night of Soviet killings of January 13, 1991 in Vilnius, Lithuania. An unarmed Lithuanian citizen stands against a Soviet tank. Wikimedia Commons image by photographer Andrius Petrulevicius, Lithuanian Central State. Svaja Worthington was only five years old in 1944 when her family walked away from their Lithuanian home in the face of Russian b…
The Spenard area of Alaska is known for its eclecticism and diversity amongst its people, businesses, and artistic sensibilities. Long has it been the host of Tommy’s Burger Stop, Chilkoot Charlies, Center Bowl, and more currently The Drip, the city’s first black-owned coffee hut. It’s no wonder that this area specifically also openly celebrates Am…
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Hometown Alaska: Kick start your growing season with free mentors from Anchor Gardens
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Used with permission from Anchor Gardens, a free mentoring service for gardeners aimed at building tighter neighborhoods and folks who know how to grow food. Depending on where you live, the snow is finally mostly gone. The sun is back, the earth is warming, we’ve had a little rain. The seed starts on the dining room table are about to climb out of…
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Hometown Alaska: How can we push back against youth homelessness?
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Photo via Pexels The fight against youth homelessness oftentimes feels like an invisible war. We see adults commonly wandering the streets in makeshift families, on the path to survival and, ideally, long-term aid and access to shelter. Rarely, however, will we see teenagers on those same streets, as a lot of cases of homeless individuals under the…
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Hometown Alaska: How to flatten the disinformation curve
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Graphic from World Health Organization in its public campaign against disinformation. Here’s a new word for you: infodemic. The World Health Organization coined the term and centered a recent global conference around coming to terms with a glut of mis- and dis-information that is harming public health. Click here for a full-size version of the post…
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Hometown Alaska: Sobriety Awareness Month
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Image from Flickr The month of April is many things to many people: Aries season, Easter eggs, spring cleaning. To a lot of people in Alaska, though, April is also Sobriety Awareness Month. Alaska’s history with alcoholism and recovery runs deep, and three local recovery heroes join host Justin Williams to share their encouraging experiences. HOST:…
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Hometown Alaska: Meeting vaccine hesitancy one client at a time
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Community Health Workers with the Alaska Primary Care Association are deeply involved in the communities where they work. As such, they can be trusted guides to help under-served communities find better access to healthcare. With each client, CHWs educate and offer information and access to Covid vaccines. (Photo courtesy of Alaska Primary Care Ass…
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Hometown Alaska: The Fairview Rec Center has more to offer than you might think
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The Fairview Community Recreation Center recently opened an indoor playground (Photo courtesy of Anchorage Parks and Recreation). The Fairview Community Recreational Center has been a community staple in the city for many years. The team behind the center bring a shining light into Fairview, and the recent inclusion of a new indoor playground is su…
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Hometown Alaska: Black history and education in Alaska
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Book cover of “Black History in the Last Frontier” by University of Alaska Anchorage history professor Ian Hartman. It’s February and Black History month is in full effect in Alaska. But what if educators here emphasized Black achievements and observed our darker history all year around? How would that affect economic diversity in Alaska, and raise…
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Hometown Alaska: Teens talk about coping with COVID
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Former high school seniors Kayden King, Shaun Peter, and Thomas Phelan in Bethel. (Katie Basile/KYUK) On this week’s Hometown Alaska, Anchorage teens describe how they have suffered, endured, and even grown through living under the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ll hear from teens at the Alaska Teen Media Institute, Covenant House and MHATS, which stands fo…
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Hometown Alaska: The UAA Women’s basketball program succeeds through mayhem and more
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Seawolf, logo for UAA athletics,courtesy of UAA. The UAA Women’s basketball program is elite. Conference champs, sweet 16 appearances, perennial national championship contender, and of course – mayhem! What makes them so successful? How much attention are they getting locally, and nationally? Should they be getting more attention given their succes…
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Hometown Alaska: Hear how these Anchorage arts organizations adapted to the pandemic
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Andrea Noble, executive director of the Alaska State Council on the Arts, has one word for the Alaska artists and arts organizations now tackling Year Three of life under Covid: “Resilient. They just don’t quit.” On today’s Hometown Alaska, we’ll hear from five arts groups on how they have adapted and persisted. What lessons did they learn? How did…
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Hometown Alaska: Hear how one Anchorage entrepreneur manages work and motherhood during the pandemic
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Anchorage-based entrepreneur LeeAnna Chronister is a mother and artist who has operated several small businesses and community projects (Image provided by LeeAnna Chronister) The gig economy isn’t exactly a new income stream for individuals, but the paradigm shift of the market due to COVID and other factors have launched gig work and entrepreneurs…
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Community groups meet Covid vaccine hesitancy with trusted voices and accurate information
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The opening image to a slideshow in Spanish aimed at providing accurate information to the Latin community on Covid and vaccinations. Find the full slideshow here. January 2022 marks the world’s third year working to overcome the Coronavirus pandemic. For many different and valid reasons, people hesitate to get vaccinated. Yet broad and successful …
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Hometown Alaska: Food is love without the words. So what do you cook and eat with the ones you love?
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In this 2007 photo, a sailor shares his Thanksgiving meal with his baby son at a special event aboard the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan in San Diego. Storekeeper 1st Class Andy Zhang serves his son alongside 500 of his fellow crew members and their families during the special holiday event. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman C…
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Hometown Alaska: You might have noticed a lot of Filipino health care workers in Alaska. Here’s why.
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Red Cross nurses in the Philippines. (Photo via WikimediaCommons) If you’ve ever been to a hospital or a medical clinic or some type of medical facility, which most of us probably have, you may have noticed that a lot of health care workers are Filipino. They can be doctors, or home care providers, or some type of health care worker, but most of th…
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Hometown Alaska: From dog poop to plastics – what can you really compost and recycle in Anchorage?
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The Anchorage landfill countdown on the municipality’s web page shows less than 50 years of capacity. Recycling and composting keeps reusable items out of the landfill. What do you need to know, and where can you find out? UPDATE: Since the recycling/composting program aired Monday morning, here’s a bit of useful info for Mat-Su Valley residents in…
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Hometown Alaska: Native Heritage Month can bring complex emotions for Indigenous people. Here are three perspectives.
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Taquka’aq B-Duk Took Drum Group at the Alaska Native Heritage Center (Jeff Chen/Alaska Public Media) Since 1990, federal, state, and local governments have recognized November as Native Heritage Month to celebrate and honor America’s Indigenous Peoples. November is such an interesting time for Native peoples, though, as it is right after Halloween …
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Hometown Alaska: Despite the isolation, fan culture thrives in Anchorage
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Cosplayers at Senshi Con, Alaska’s largest fandom convention, spent the day as their favorite comic book and anime characters last weekend at the Dena’ina Center. (Photo by Ammon Swenson) In Alaska pop culture and entertainment serve as a means to escape the dark, chilly winters that conquer the final months of each year. The politics and popularit…
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Hometown Alaska: Indigenous Peoples’ Day can be celebrated all year. Here’s how.
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The Tagiumiut Dancers perform at the 2019 Alaska Federation of Natives Conference at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks. (Zachariah Hughes/Alaska Public Media) Indigenous Peoples’ Day strikes the intersection of beauty and triumph, controversy and pain. Many have fought to reclaim its purpose and name from Columbus, to the people of the land he claime…
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Hometown Alaska: Filipino history in Alaska runs deeper than you might expect.
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The month of October has been recognized by the U.S. Congress and by several state legislatures as Filipino American History Month, to celebrate the long history of Filipinos in the United States. When we think about Filipino Americans, however, the states that people most easily think of are California and Hawaii; very few think of Alaska. But Fil…
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LISTEN: Celebrating Recovery Month in Alaska
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(Image from Flickr) Addiction and recovery are two sides of a heavy coin. September is National Recovery Month, so this week on Hometown Alaska, we’ll learn how substance addiction contributes to recidivism and how to celebrate recovery and support sobriety and sober-curious lifestyles. HOST: Justin Williams GUEST: Alaska Addiction Rehabilitation S…
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LISTEN: Discussing food culture in Alaska
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Jeff Bumagat-Hidalgo, co-owner-manager at Jeepney Filipino Hawaiian Fusion Food, prepares an order of butter garlic shrimp on a weekday afternoon in April. (Jeff Chen/Alaska Public Media) Alaska’s food and restaurant culture is a massive and ever-shifting adhesive for the local economy, serving and effecting both customers and business owners alike…
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Listen: Finding the untapped talent in Alaska’s immigrants and refugees
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Cover of Welcoming Anchorage’s roadmap manual. (Courtesy of Welcoming Anchorage) Alaska’s ethnic and cultural diversity has grown significantly as more immigrants and refugees make Alaska their home. How are new Alaskans adjusting? How can the government help in their transition? What are the ways through which immigrants and refugees enrich Alaska…
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New anthology: 25 years of Alaska women’s voices
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This cover of the new “Alaska Women Speak” anthology is artwork by Teresa Ascone that first graced the cover of the WINTER 2014 journal. Ember Press, a Palmer-based small independent publisher specializing in Alaska non-fiction, adventure, conservation and history, has just released an anthology collecting the first 25 years of the journal “Alaska …
Flora talks to us about her salmon teriyaki recipe and what her relationship with salmon is like. For more information on her recipe, including how to prepare it, head to our website! For more information: Website: https://www.uaa.alaska.edu/academics/... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UAANRCANE/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uaanrcane/…
‘One Headlight’ by Matt Caprioli and ‘Pluto Cove’ by Arran Forbes. UPDATE: Writer Matt Caprioli, featured in this episode, has changed his last name to Frye Castillo. His website can be found here. Hometown Alaska is back after its short summer hiatus, and we return Aug. 23 at 10 am with a program featuring two Alaska writers with first books. In t…
In our latest recipe, Chef Flora decided to use moose as the main ingredient. She went with a Greek-style meatball preparation. It's delicious! For more info on how to make these, head to our website for instructions and an easy to follow video.By National Resource Center for Alaska Native Elders
In this episode, Chef Flora talks to us about fireweed and her newly developed pickling recipe. If you'd like to learn how to make this recipe, check out our website at www.alaska.edu/elders/By National Resource Center for Alaska Native Elders
The Juneteenth flag was raised on June 11, 2021, at Anchorage City Hall. (Jeff Chen/Alaska Public Media) Juneteenth has been called America’s second Independence Day. But surveys show only about half of Americans know what Juneteenth is. What exactly is Juneteenth? Why is it important, and how should it be celebrated? With community leaders Jasmin …
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Alaska Version 3 asks us to imagine our collective future. You go first.
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What if our latest conversations about Alaska didn’t lodge on the dollar amount of a PFD, or how much a budget should be cut? What if we leaped over these sticking points and employed our collective imagination to envision an Alaska of the future? What kind of place do we want Alaska to be? What kind of place do we want the next generation to exper…
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Book love: Updates from Alaska Center for the Book and Anchorage Reads
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The stand of a bouquiniste, the French term for second-hand books resellers, in Paris, near the Cathedral Notre-Dame of Paris. Books are as popular in Alaska and in Anchorage as they are in Paris, thanks to public libraries, bookstores and the Alaska Center for the Book. (Benh Lieu Song/Wikimediia Creative Commons) For three decades, the Alaska Cen…
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Hometown Alaska: A conversation with Anchorage Police Acting Chief Ken McCoy
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Acting Anchorage Police Chief Ken McCoy poses for a photo in the Anchorage Police headquarters in downtown on May 7, 2021. (Hannah Lies/Alaska Public Media) On this edition of Justice Alaska on Hometown Alaska, the Anchorage Police Department’s Acting Chief Ken McCoy joins host Kathleen McCoy for a conversation on APD’s work in Anchorage and on mod…
