It is the official Termination Dust Season 1 finale and listeners are in for a treat. Together they listen to Linda's childhood toy, a deep cut unearthed from the bowels of community radio on what it means to commit to working and living in Ketchikan, then they expose Linda's winter project "The First Grief Phone in Alaska". They ponder what next season will bring, and Patrick gives a riveting rendition of The Cremation of Sam McGee. It's a hoot. It's a hollar. It's the pfffft heard round the world.

Termination Dust staff invite you to attend the Main Street Gallery on Oct. 2nd 2026, where some of Patrick's other talents will be displayed. Linda would like to mention that this episode artwork is all her (it is actually Linda in 1990).

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Termination Dust is a curated archive of weird, wonderful, and wildly unexpected Alaskan audio artifacts. Brought to you by Linda Miles and writer Patrick Carrico, each episode dives into the quirky and bizarre corners of the Last Frontier. It's surprising, it's unpredictable, and it's always profoundly entertaining.

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This week, Patrick and Linda take a long walk down memory lane to the good ole days of 2001 and presidential visits to Alaska in 1984. Patrick attempts to spread vicious untrue rumors about his co-host, Linda gets in trouble at work - this time while in her twenties, Patrick finds a fondness for former AK Senator (and Ketchikan-born) Frank Murkowski, and the Termination Dust staff introduce Correction Corner, which is very serious. Everyone at Termination Dust would also like to say:

"Thank you, Canada."

If you have a uniquely Alaskan artifact and would like to share it with the world, email [email protected].

Termination Dust is a curated archive of weird, wonderful, and wildly unexpected Alaskan audio artifacts. Brought to you by DJ Linda Miles and writer Patrick Carrico, each episode dives into the quirky and bizarre corners of the Last Frontier. It's surprising, it's unpredictable, and it's always profoundly entertaining.

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And we are back with episode 6, listeners. In this sweeping cinematic, oceanic episode, Patrick brings his best research to the table with two epic film clips, the otherworldly song of the Bryde's whale is contrasted with youthful vocal fry, and we finally answer Patrick's burning question - what is the Ketchikan Rain Bird and what the heck does Henry Fonda have to do with it? Tune in for a fun ride with just a few digressions into how we were taught to impress our parents.

If you have a uniquely Alaskan artifact and would like to share it with the world, email [email protected] or send it in the mail (we love a mixed tape!) at KRBD Attn: Linda Miles 1101 Copper Ridge Lane, Ketchikan Alaska 99901

Termination Dust is a curated archive of weird, wonderful, and wildly unexpected Alaskan audio artifacts. Brought to you by DJ Linda Miles and writer Patrick Carrico, each episode dives into the quirky and bizarre corners of the Last Frontier. It's surprising, it's unpredictable, and it's always profoundly entertaining.

Find us at www.redcircle.com/terminationdustpod

In the fifth episode, Patrick and Linda talk about the virtue of Old Time Radio shows like the Whistler and how they featured even this small town of Ketchikan, Alaska, then we marvel at the rugged Paul Revere cigarette brand that aligned itself with huskies, float planes, and canoes in the 1950s. Following a bit of divergence into death and dying, they listen to one of the great Alaskan audio mysteries of the internet: Did Jewel listen to Warner Herzog and destroy the Timothy Treadwell cassette tape? Will we ever know? To cap it all off, they finally play Alaska by Baby Dave, which also features bears eating people. Hope you like it!

If you have a uniquely Alaskan artifact and would like to share it with the world, email [email protected] or send it in the mail (we love a mixed tape!) at KRBD Attn: Linda Miles 1101 Copper Ridge Lane, Ketchikan Alaska 99901

Termination Dust is a curated archive of weird, wonderful, and wildly unexpected Alaskan audio artifacts. Brought to you by DJ Linda Miles and writer Patrick Carrico, each episode dives into the quirky and bizarre corners of the Last Frontier. It's surprising, it's unpredictable, and it's always profoundly entertaining.

Find us at www.redcircle.com/terminationdustpod

In the fourth episode, we take off our community radio hats and bring our Alaskan sailor mouths to the table. If you are easily offended by what we call at KRBD "George Carlin words", then you might want to skip this one. If you do skip it, you will miss out on THREE hiphop tracks from Sitka, Fairbanks, and Saxman (in that order), a bawdy and slightly racist ballad in the style of Robert Service, Patrick's opinion on pigeons, and Linda's questionable teenage work ethic. Enjoy!

If you have a uniquely Alaskan artifact and would like to share it with the world, email [email protected] or send it in the mail (we love a mixed tape!) at KRBD Attn: Linda Miles 1101 Copper Ridge Lane, Ketchikan Alaska 99901

Termination Dust is a curated archive of weird, wonderful, and wildly unexpected Alaskan audio artifacts. Brought to you by DJ Linda Miles and writer Patrick Carrico, each episode dives into the quirky and bizarre corners of the Last Frontier. It's surprising, it's unpredictable, and it's always profoundly entertaining.

Find us at www.redcircle.com/terminationdustpod

Lost and found. In this snippet, Patrick and Linda fall victim to being too enthralled in talking about artifacts to realize they are not recording.

The result is a short bit that will eventually, when we get around to it, be updated to a full episode. For now, enjoy the tease of Xenia Kashevaroff Cage sunbathing topless on a beach near Sitka, Bob Ross waxing nostalgic about taking his mother SAL-mon fishing, and the fire and sinking of the Holland America Prinsendam.

If you have a uniquely Alaskan artifact and would like to share it with the world, email [email protected] or send it in the mail (we love a mixed tape!) at KRBD Attn: Linda Miles 1101 Copper Ridge Lane, Ketchikan Alaska 99901

Termination Dust is a curated archive of weird, wonderful, and wildly unexpected Alaskan audio artifacts. Brought to you by DJ Linda Miles and writer Patrick Carrico, each episode dives into the quirky and bizarre corners of the Last Frontier. It's surprising, it's unpredictable, and it's always profoundly entertaining.

Find us at www.redcircle.com/terminationdustpod

In this third episode, Linda and Patrick ponder foreign perspectives of Alaska, the magic world of sex in the life cycle of Alaskan shrimp, a sad song about Washington St in Ketchikan, and an r&b ditty from 90s era Anchorage fine dining.

If you have a uniquely Alaskan artifact and would like to share it with the world, email [email protected] or send it in the mail (we love a mixed tape!) at KRBD Attn: Linda Miles 1101 Copper Ridge Lane, Ketchikan Alaska 99901

Termination Dust is a curated archive of weird, wonderful, and wildly unexpected Alaskan audio artifacts. Brought to you by DJ Linda Miles and writer Patrick Carrico, each episode dives into the quirky and bizarre corners of the Last Frontier. It's surprising, it's unpredictable, and it's always profoundly entertaining.

Find us at www.redcircle.com/terminationdustpod

In this premiere episode, Linda and Patrick test the podcast concept by dusting off a couple of truly Alaskan tunes featuring themes of extractive capitalism and rainy nostalgia, then dive into a stalwart Alaskan business model and the murderous, wonderous fauna living in the Southeast Alaskan muskeg.

If you have a uniquely Alaskan artifact and would like to share it with the world, email [email protected] or send it in the mail (we love a mixed tape!) at KRBD Attn: Linda Miles 1101 Copper Ridge Lane, Ketchikan Alaska 99901

Termination Dust is a curated archive of weird, wonderful, and wildly unexpected Alaskan audio artifacts. Brought to you by DJ Linda Miles and writer Patrick Carrico, each episode dives into the quirky and bizarre corners of the Last Frontier. It's surprising, it's unpredictable, and it's always profoundly entertaining.

Find us at www.redcircle.com/terminationdustpod