Husky Talk

Welcome back to Season 3 of Husky Talk. This week we have a great conversation with an experience musher that will be running her first Iditarod this year. Join us and listen to her talk about different expeditions she has done and how she is excited about the Iditarod.

A native of Washington state, she now resides in Bethel, Alaska. She is the winner of the 2019 Iditarod Red Lantern award. Join us in an interview with Victoria.

Join us for a special episode with Jeff King. Jeff is an amazing story teller and this episode we hear some fantastic stories told by Jeff, himself.

Find out what it was like to help get the Iditarod started. Learn about the closest finish in Iditarod history, the 1978 Iditarod. He tells us how the Iditarod has changed through the years. Also, many more amazing stories told by Iditarod legend, Dick Mackey.

He placed 6th this year in the Iditarod. He is a former Yukon Quest champion. He lives a subsistent lifestyle. He lives on a glacier in the summer. Enjoy this week's episode with Matt Hall.

After part of his sled broke, he lost his team out on the trail this year. Listen to his story and other stories about his journey to finishing 12th place in this year's Iditarod. He also talks to us about spending his summers on a glacier and giving helicopter and dog tours.

He was 23rd in this year's Iditarod, worked with Martin Buser, and won the Herbie Nayokpuk award. Listen to this week's episode with Aaron Peck.

This year's Iditarod Rookie of the Year talks with us about his feelings on earning the award. He also talks with us about the journey along the trail this year and how finishing several Yukon Quest races helped him not feel like a true rookie.

Find out about Brent's championship run on the Yukon Quest this year. Listen to him talk about training, answer some Iditarod trivia, and go through our Lightening Round.

Find out how Joanne got involved in the Iditarod and how things have changed over the many years she has been involved. You are going to love listening to this "Superwoman" of the Iditarod.