KHNS Morning Interviews

Host Cherri Price welcomes members of the Threshold Choir, Ellen Larsen, Debi Knight-Kennedy, and Marion Carlson.

Suzanne Vuillet-Smith visits Jan Wrentmore in her garden in Skagway. Among other innovations, using an old glass popcorn-popper as a patio-tomato greenhouse.

Russ White welcomes Sarah Sherbin of the Alaska Arts Council, and therapist Marnie Hartman, to talk about the series of free Arts Council workshops and activities in January and February.

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

Mardell Gunn talks with Marion Owen from Kodiak about growing potatoes.

Jeffrey Moskowitz talks with Erika Merklin from Four Winds Resource Center about the community resources the FWRC offers at their facility at Mosquito Lake School, including the Food Bank, Tool Library, and Victory Garden.

Melissa Aronson and Reilly Kosinski explain what’s involved in recycling different types of batteries.

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

Russ White welcomes Marnie Hartman, to talk about snow shoveling: Treat it like a sport, with warm-ups, performance safety, and stretching afterwards.

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