Problem Corner

Conor Lendrum hosts another edition of Problem Corner, featuring a conversation with Theater Alaska artistic director Flordalino Lagendino about the upcoming production of Cry It Out, a contemporary play exploring parenthood, class, family, and the challenges of balancing work and raising children. The show also features Juneau community calls, items for sale, local announcements, upcoming performances of The Hobbit and Come From Away, and details on a murder mystery dinner at Northside Table. 

Lance and Wade return to Problem Corner with a lively mix of Juneau community conversation, local events, buy-and-sell listings, and city politics. The episode covers the upcoming Golden North Salmon Derby, the $10,000 Duck Derby, local races and fundraisers, a murder mystery dinner, Juneau’s marathon, and opportunities to serve on city boards and commissions. Listeners also call in with items for sale, community announcements, and a heartfelt effort to help bring a longtime Angoon resident home.

 Wade Bryson welcomes listeners back to Problem Corner with the station's new phone system before diving into a wide-ranging discussion on some of Juneau's biggest community issues. Callers share concerns over helicopter tour noise, dump truck traffic, zoning conflicts between industrial and residential areas, and upcoming ballot initiatives that could reshape property taxes and seasonal sales taxes. Along the way, listeners buy, sell, and trade everything from pickup trucks and TVs to a six-foot python, making for another classic mix of community conversation and local classifieds. 

With live calls returning to Problem Corner, host Wade Bryson opens the lines for a wide-ranging conversation about the issues shaping life in Juneau. Listeners weigh in on city finances, the future of Eaglecrest, overcrowded bus routes, the new Two Coppers Casino, PFD debates, and concerns over litter and illegal dumping across the community. Alongside garage sale announcements and local events, callers share ideas for improving Juneau while highlighting the importance of civic engagement, personal responsibility, and finding practical solutions to everyday challenges. 

On this episode of Problem Corner, host Connor Lendrum welcomes Pat Race and Brock Taber to discuss two proposed ballot initiatives aimed at addressing Juneau’s growing budget challenges. The conversation explores restoring the city’s previous property tax cap, creating a seasonal sales tax increase to support recreation programs, and balancing essential services with taxpayer concerns. Callers share candid perspectives on government spending, public trust, housing, tourism, mining, and community priorities, highlighting the difficult choices facing Juneau as residents work to shape the city’s future. 

 This episode of Problem Corner blends community spirit with tough conversations about Juneau’s future. Hosts Lance Mitchell and Wade Bryson highlight local events, from bike repair outreach and Gold Rush Days to Father’s Day celebrations and flood advocacy meetings. The discussion also tackles ongoing budget pressures facing the City and Borough of Juneau, including concerns over the future of the Douglas Fire Station, recreation funding, and long-term flood mitigation efforts. Throughout the show, listeners are encouraged to stay engaged, support local organizations, and continue building connections that strengthen the Juneau community. 

On this Friday edition of Problem Corner, Nano Brooks covers a wide range of community topics shaping life in Juneau. Listeners hear updates on upcoming events, garage sales, Gold Rush Days, and the new casino near Eaglecrest, alongside discussions about traffic safety, road construction, and summer bear awareness. The conversation also dives into ongoing CBJ budget debates, housing challenges, land lottery proposals, and the future of city-owned properties, while emphasizing the importance of community engagement and finding creative solutions to Juneau’s long-term needs. 

 On this episode of Problem Corner, host Wade Bryson explores the challenges and opportunities shaping Juneau’s future. From growing concerns over e-bikes, electric scooters, and trail safety to discussions about waste management and innovative recycling ideas, the conversation focuses on how the community adapts to new technologies and changing needs. Wade also examines the impacts of recent CBJ budget reductions, highlights the reversal of Glacier outburst flood barrier assessments for hundreds of Valley homeowners, and encourages residents to consider running for local office as Juneau prepares for significant turnover on the Assembly. 

 This episode of Problem Corner highlights the heart of Juneau community life, from celebrating local events to tackling difficult conversations about city finances. Hosts Connor Lendrum and Wade Bryson discuss the real-world impacts of recent CBJ budget cuts, including staffing reductions and concerns over public services, while clarifying the difference between operating budgets and long-term capital projects. Listeners also hear updates on local fundraisers, garage sales, upcoming events, and reflections on the powerful cultural impact of Celebration 2026, showcasing the community spirit that defines Southeast Alaska. 

 Wade Bryson and Lance Mitchell bring another lively edition of Problem Corner to the airwaves, blending community announcements, local history, listener humor, garage sales, and conversations about downtown Juneau's future. Topics include the reopening of the historic 20th Century Theater, housing opportunities downtown, community events, memorial announcements, local music, and the ongoing saga of getting the Problem Corner phone lines back online. It's a lighthearted episode full of community spirit, local stories, and listener interaction.