Marley Horner talks with Jonathan Flood from the National Park Service in Skagway about early tourism on the Chilkoot Trail. People were hiking the trail recreationally a lot sooner after the end of the Gold Rush than we thought.

Burl Sheldon talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks. What’s new at the museum?

Dawn Drotos talks with Skagway Tourism Director Jamie Bricker. Incorporating the Native voice into tourism, including the Skagway Traditional Council’s Cultural Host Training program.

Jeffrey Moskowitz talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks about Alaska Territorial Governor and Senator Ernest Gruening, who drafted and signed the Alaska Civil Rights Act of 1945.

Russ White talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks about the northern lights, and tales of some historically spectacular auroral displays.

Russ White talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks about the deadly Dyea avalanche during the Gold Rush.

Russ White talks with Jonathan Flood about the shipwreck of the SS Corona in 1898. All passengers and crew survived.

Kyle Clayton talks with Haines Sheldon Museum Director Brandon Wilks. Brandon brings us three Christmas stories from Alaska’s history, including Operation Santa Claus.

Russ White talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks about Russian, Japanese and Alaskan trade relations in the early 1800s.

Russ White talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks. Stories – and misadventures –  of the Alaska exhibit at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair.