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Wade Bryson makes a splashy return, covering everything from zombie sea lions and roundabout rage to a major update on the proposed Huna Totem dock project.
Susan Bell of Huna Totem joins Wade to break down Monday’s crucial assembly vote on the Aak’w Landing Project. With over 22 community presentations, environmental safeguards, and extensive public input, the project is nearing its next major step—CBJ authorization to negotiate a tidelands lease.
The show doesn’t stop there—cell phones, sea lions, and skiffs all make an appearance. Callers sold lift chairs, gaming monitors, and a 16-foot Lund boat, while others raised questions about city salaries, fish stick origins, and whether it's okay to honk in a roundabout (spoiler: at least one caller says yes).
Wade also tackled weird roadside behavior, public safety concerns, and why Juneau might see more roundabouts (like it or not). With his signature humor and open mic spirit, Wade kept the community chatting, questioning, and laughing—just like old times.
Wade Bryson makes a splashy return, covering everything from zombie sea lions and roundabout rage to a major update on the proposed Huna Totem dock project.
Susan Bell of Huna Totem joins Wade to break down Monday’s crucial assembly vote on the Aak’w Landing Project. With over 22 community presentations, environmental safeguards, and extensive public input, the project is nearing its next major step—CBJ authorization to negotiate a tidelands lease.
The show doesn’t stop there—cell phones, sea lions, and skiffs all make an appearance. Callers sold lift chairs, gaming monitors, and a 16-foot Lund boat, while others raised questions about city salaries, fish stick origins, and whether it's okay to honk in a roundabout (spoiler: at least one caller says yes).
Wade also tackled weird roadside behavior, public safety concerns, and why Juneau might see more roundabouts (like it or not). With his signature humor and open mic spirit, Wade kept the community chatting, questioning, and laughing—just like old times.