Tandy Hogate is joined by Lisa and Austin Hansen of Hansen Heritage Homestead in Kenai. Listen in to see how they placed in the raw fleece competition at the Peninsula State Fair and the how’s of homesteading.

Emily Forstner talks with school Superintendent Dr. Randy Trani, listen in and find out what’s on the districts syllabus for the year.

Tune into a weekly gardening brief for the Upper Valley, hosted by KTNA’s Jenny Willoughby. It’s the what, when, where, and how-to garden guide for any hopeful gardener. 

Mike Chmielewski talks with Calvin, Danielle and Robert, cast of the musical comedy playing at The Glenn Massay Theater, Aug. 22nd-24th.

Jeff Ennenga Wildfire Resilience Director describes his job and focus on 375 million acres and how to prepare the communities. Listen in to see how the Venture Fund are engaged at local and state level.

Mike Chmielewski is joined by Bruce and Victoria Bush the Alaska Farm Family of the year.

Dr Jill Valerius and Lee Henrikson start the discussion with organic versus nonorganic to fresh, frozen and canned nutrient value.

The discussion continues with GMO’s to our locally raised produce and the benefits.

Beth Skow, Palmer Library Director and Brad Hanson, Palmer Community Development Director catch us up on what is happening with all things library.

Judy Gette is joined by Jodie Anderson to discuss Jessica Lee’s book that asks readers to consider how plants challenge not only spatial borders but taxonomic ones. Her book comes from intensive research and memories written in poetic prose.

Emily Forstner streamed the meeting.