The Alaska State Legislature enters session on January 16th. Ken Fate of the Sitka Legislative Information Office joined us in the studio to talk about the services available for citizen testimony.
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The Alaskans for Integrity initiative -- among other things -- would cut off legislators' per diem if the legislature fails to pass an operating budget in the 121 days authorized in the Alaska Constitution.
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Changing demographics are forcing Santa to reconsider both the toy-making priorities at the North Pole, and workplace amenities for his staff of millennial elves. KCAW's Caitlin Woolsey, a millennial herself, offers a sympathetic ear to Jolly St. Nick.
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Roger Schmidt, Vanessa Fralick, and Wade Demmert are three of the eleven professional musicians taking the stage tonight in the 10th Anniversary Holiday Brass Concert. Most of the pieces are performed without a conductor, which creates a heightened "sensory awareness" among musicians, says Schmidt. Local student performers will also appear.
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Loyd Platson and Blossom Twitchell, both on the student activity fund working group, joined us in the studio to discuss the fund.
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Ramshackle Cabaret presents a night of comedy and burlesque on Saturday, December 23, downstairs at the Mean Queen.
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Bentley met us in the studio with manager Patrick Williams to discuss his new role.
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Local poet and author John Straley and artist Norman Campbell joined us in the studio to discuss their new book, "100 Poems of Summer."
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Captain Alexander Pihl, one of Sitka's most colorful historical figures, will be the subject of a presentation at Sitka Maritime Heritage Society's pub talk this Thursday.
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Several health agencies in Sitka are organizing a campaign to raise the legal age of tobacco sales to 21.
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