Problem Corner

 Hosts Katie Bosler and Justin Miller dove into the importance of local journalism and the value it brings to Southeast Alaska, especially in politically complex times. From celebrating community coverage of the Gold Medal Tournament to honoring Canada’s enduring friendship—callers chimed in with stories, memories, and concerns about tariffs, border relations, and ferry access. With reflections on U.S.–Canada ties, recognition of local news outlets like the Empire, KINY, and KTOO, and even a few items for sale, this episode captured the heartbeat of a close-knit, informed community. 

Host Dave Ignell was joined by former Lions Club presidents Sasha Soboleff and Steve Bradner, reflecting on the tournament’s legacy, community impact, and powerful moments from this year’s games. They celebrated the return of the A bracket, highlighted rising talent like the Hooper Bay women’s team, and honored the tournament’s roots through the legacy of Dr. Walter Soboleff. From courtside intensity to heartfelt tradition, this episode captured the spirit of sportsmanship, community pride, and generational inspiration. 3-26-25

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 Host Wade Bryson returned to the mic, reconnecting with listeners and sharing updates from Juneau's community issues. Callers welcomed him back, raised concerns about the Douglas crosswalk, radio outages in Angoon, and a lack of bus access to Global Credit Union. Wade shared personal news about his daughter’s winter solstice wedding and offered insights into local topics like short-term rentals, housing regulations, and the controversial third roundabout project. With listener shoutouts, a few tech hiccups, and plenty of laughs, it was a classic Problem Corner comeback.