Alaska Outdoors Magazine: By Alaskans, For Alaskans, Or For Anyone Who Ever Dreampt About Alaska

Today's episode is all about dogs in the outdoors: everything from retrieving, packing, herding, to obedience. The episode includes Alaska Trivia Contest and ends with a One Last Cast by Tom Anderson—Kobuk River Float.

Evan, Tom, and listeners join together to discuss, of all things, what reindeer has to do with group rights and individual rights—as per the United States and Alaska state constitutions.

Catch Them Again For The First Time is today’s One Last Cast. 

By following survival and rescue expert, Brian Horner’s, wise and experienced outdoor wisdom your chances of surviving an outdoor emergency is almost guaranteed—and better still, never having the emergency in the first place.

Evan will save time for Ty’s Tracking Tip along with One Last Cast, Enough and to Spare.

Evan’s guest is Sarkis Atamian, an acknowledged trophy hunter. Trophy hunting  in some circles is considered on par with poaching. Sarkis defends his position and listeners enjoy the lively discussion with Sarkis and program callers.  Because of the sometimes intense discussion Evan is unable to include One Last Cast, or Evan’s admonition to take the sportsman’s high road when you’re outdoors.

Larry will be talking about Some Bears Kill. He’ll be joined by caller sharing their bear fears, experiences, and wisdom. 

Today’s One Last Cast, as told by Mike McDowell,  is titled: Brown Bear On A Fly.

Representative Beverly Masak takes on the governor, Washington DC, and Native leaders over her concern for the manner in which Alaska's subsistence issues are mishandled.

Along the way quests will participate in an Alaska trivia contest.

The episode ends with One Last Cast, The King and the Hood.

Bernard will teach us new and better ways to prepare a shore lunch, how to boil water at 15,000 feet, and ways to prepare meals outdoors you never knew before.  

Today’s show includes Traveling The Tundra with Jerry Trainer teaching about technology in and for the outdoors. 

The episode ends with Evan’s One Last Cast titled, Speechless Brothers. 

Evan’s guest is Craig Medred, outdoor editor for Alaska Daily News. Craig shares an unusual vision of Alaska outdoors as he discusses his vocation and avocation conflicts. Craig, talking about resolving outdoor problems facing Alaska, says it’s not good to resolve outdoor issues by committee; however, it’s good for government.

English as the state’s official language is discussed. 

Evan ends the show with One Last Cast, My Man Is a Man For All Seasons, written by Margaret Swensen.

Evan’s guest is author and artist, third generation Alaskan, Loretta McBeth. Lorreta talks about her grandfather who discovered the Iditarod gold field and her new book, Stalking Jack London. 

The episode ends with Evan’s One Last Cast titled, The Girls At Camp Eklutna. 

Evan’s guest is Sarkis Atamian, an acknowledged trophy hunter. Sarkis responds to an Anchorage Daily Newsletter to the editor comment, “. . . the overwhelming majority of Alaskans find trophy hunting repugnant . . . .” Because of the sometimes intense discussion Evan is unable to include One Last Cast. There was barely enough time for Ty’s Tracking Tip and Evan’s admonition to take the sportsman’s high road when you’re outdoors.