KHNS Morning Interviews

Russ Lyman talks with Southeast Alaska State Fair director Amanda Brandon, and Fair operations manager Kayla Yeoman. This year’s Fair is just around the corner! Get your exhibits ready, and get ready to volunteer.

Burl Sheldon talks with IT guy John Rilling about operating systems, data collection, and installing Linux.

Dan Henry talks with Melissa Aronson and Stacie Evans about invasive plants.

Russ White talks with Jonathan Flood of the National Parks Service about the DKT Tramway, one of the tramways operating across the Chilkoot Pass during the Klondike Gold Rush

Russ Lyman talks with Aimee Creelman and Mandy Ramsey about their upcoming “Day of Self-Care” event: A day of forest therapy, yoga, and sound bath meditation.

Suzanne Vuillet-Smith continues her conversation with Steph Ryan and Arik Baldwin about the process of cleaning up contamination on their property.

Russ White talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks. In 1963, a group of UA students appeared on the national TV quiz show “General Electric College Bowl.”

Russ Lyman talks with Aaron Cleveland, director of the American Bald Eagle Foundation. American Eagle Day is coming up, plus ways to get involved with the ABEF.

Mardell Gunn visits Gina St. Clair in her garden. Different methods of dealing with weeds, and Gina’s homemade fertilizers.

Russ White talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks. The first recorded successful climb of Mount Denali was in 1913.