Mary Ann and Rebecca from Fireside Books and Taylor from Black Birch Books discuss “Kwaidan” by Lafcadio Hearn, a 1904 book of Japanese ghost stories and insect studies.

David continues his journey by bike in the Lower 48.

Allison Gaylord talks about her farm in Homer and the Homer peony coop.

This is the audio recording of the Council meeting. Architect Gary Wolf updates the Council on progress toward designing the new Palmer Library. And Borough attorney Nick Spiropoulis presents a proposition for revenue sharing with the Borough and other Cities.

NOTE: The video recording of the meeting had audio problems. We will make the video public when the video is fixed.

NOTE: The audio has been fixed for the video

This week on Home to Roost, John and Rachel discuss Palmer’s Job Corps center, the right to peaceful assembly, and announce the latest recipient of the Whiplash Award.

Aundra Jackson with Mat-su Borough Martin Luther King Foundation, and Mike Chmeilewski chat about the Juneteenth celebration. The celebration will take place at the Palmer Pavilion on June 19th from 3 – 7 pm.

Airport Superintendent John Diumenti joins Mike Chmielewski on Inside the City.

Discussion of the airport’s different revenue streams included the rates for keeping your plane at the airport. John and Mike talked about the noise guidelines, how the airpost addresses noise complaints with pilots, and which planes are the loudest.