Suzanne Vuillet-Smith visits Esther and Richard Gunnick at their farm.

Russ White talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks. Updates on the Eldred Rock Lighthouse, the  Museum’s main gallery remodel, plus a little-known chapter in Alaska history: The bid for statehood started back in 1916.

Rachel Saitzyk talks with Shannon McFeeters of Hospice of Haines, and Wendy Carpenter of Alaska Health Fair. All about the upcoming Haines Health Fair and what services will be available.

Got worms? Suzanne Vuillet-Smith and Melissa Aronson tell us about vermiculture, composting with worms.

Russ White talks with Jonathan Flood. Part 2 of the history of recreational use of the Chilkoot Trail.

Burl Sheldon talks with Tammy Iund, volunteer coordinator for RuralCAP in Haines, about services RuralCAP provides and programs for seniors.

Russ White talks with Brandon Wilks. Just in time for St. Patrick’s day, a brief history of the Irish presence in Alaska.

Kyle Clayton and Marnie Hartman talk with filmmaker Aaron Davidman about his new film, “American Solitaire,” and some of the veterans’ issues it explores.

Melissa Aronson talks with Senator Jesse Kiehl about pending legislation around plastics and electronics.

Suzanne Vuillet-Smith visits with Sara Kinjo-Hischer to talk about the Skagway Traditional Council’s Sculpture Garden.