KHNS Morning Interviews

Mardell Gunn talks with Marion Owen about starting seeds.

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.

Jeffrey Moskowitz talks with Haines Animal Rescue Kennel director Teri Podsiki about the services that HARK provides.

Deb Potter talks with the Log Cabin Ski Society’s Cory Thole about the upcoming Buckwheat International Ski Classic.

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

Mellissa Aronson and Betsy Vanburgh talk about household batteries, unchangeable lightbulbs, and other products that can’t be recycled. What to look for when you shop to avoid creating waste.

Melissa Aronson and Betsy Van Burgh talk about seed starting. It’s time to order seeds! Where to get them, what to look for, how to start them.

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.

Cherri Price talks with Haines Huts and Trails director Nate Arrants about public-use cabins, the Kat-to-Koot Adventure Race, and local trails for skiing and hiking.

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.