KHNS Morning Interviews

Russ White plays an archival History Talk recording from former Gold Rush National Park historian Carl Gurke, about the first aeroplanes in Skagway.

Mardell Gunn visits Skip Elliot in his Garden. Experiments!

Russ Lyman talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks about the history of the town of Seward, which came about following development of the railroad into the Interior, which in turn came about because of the Gold Rush.

Russ Lyman talks with Claire Ramos, Behavioral Health Provider at Dahl Memorial Clinic. Claire introduces herself and what she does, and gives us a few tips for avoiding late-season burnout.

Suzanne Vuillet-Smith talks with Connie McGee about her gardening and landscaping experience.

Russ White talks with IT tech guy John Rilling about AI.

Russ Lyman talks with Brandon Wilks and Sara Welker of the American Legion Post 12 in Haines. Upcoming events this fall, and ways to volunteer with the Legion.

Suzanne Vuillet-Smith talks with Cindy Jillson Zuluaga-Jimenez about large-scale composting in the Chilkat Valleyl

Russ White talks with Brandon Wilks, director of the Haines Sheldon Museum. During WWII, the U.S. provided aircraft to the Soviet Union under the Lead-Lease Program. Fairbanks was where aircraft were delivered, to be transferred to Soviet pilots.

Burl Sheldon talks with Melissa Aronson and Kate Saunders of Haines Friends of Recycling. The Recycling Center is finally starting to move into their new space on 3rd Avenue. What can we expect in the new building?