Nuggets: A conversation with Darrell and Judy Bowersox
Host Carol Lincoln talks to Darrell and Judy Bowersox about their years in Alaska, from the 1960s, when they lived in Anchorage (and weathered the Good Friday Earthquake), through the
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Host Carol Lincoln talks to Darrell and Judy Bowersox about their years in Alaska, from the 1960s, when they lived in Anchorage (and weathered the Good Friday Earthquake), through the
Greg Brown is a folk singer songwriter from Iowa who has been performing since he was 18 years old. He has also recorded more than a dozen albums. This promises
Old Blind Dogs are a Scottish folk band that formed in the early 1990’s. Dynamic percussion, polished vocals, soaring fiddle and stirring pipes fuel the delicate melodies, rousing rhythms and
In the words of Pamyua, one of Alaska’s musical gems: We call it Tribal Funk and World Music… And so will you! It is our enchanting Inuit harmonies, the sound
Dance: Ballet, swing, African, formal…the opportunities to move your feet have grown enormously over the past year in Talkeetna. Host Emily LaPorte explores this surge of interest in dance
The National Park Service has just released the second volume of a new administrative history of Denali National Park and Preserve. Host Charlie Loeb talks with the book’s author –
The membership meeting originally scheduled for Friday evening will now take place on Thursday, February 26th, at the Talkeetna Roadhouse. We’ll gather at 5:30 to celebrate accomplishments of the past
Host Laura Wright talks to Denali Arts Council representatives Joe Page and Nick Condon for a look at the organization’s evolution since the 1980’s, what it looks like now, and
Host Sue Deyoe tackles a mountainous question…what should the Great One be called? Mount McKinley or Denali…the history of the Big Name Debate. We hear from Frank Norris, Pete Martin,