B Programs

On this episode: John Gourley from Portugal. The Man, Yéil Ya-Tseen Nicholas Galanin from Ya Tseen, Samantha Crain, Lakota Harden, and steward of Point House Jerrick Hope-Lang gather for an hour of conversation about the Point House benefit concerts set for January 31 in Aak’w (Juneau) and February 1 in Sheet’ká (Sitka).

On today’s program: The SeaBank Chronicles is a new podcast that highlights the science and mystery of Southeast Alaska’s coastal rainforest; Juneau Audubon Society presents “Ravens in Juneau by Bob Armstrong” on Thu, Jan. 9 at 6:30 p.m.; Update on the Tongass National Forest Plan Revision with the USDA Forest Service and a preview of the upcoming Fireside Chats at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.

On this episode: Juneau Ghost Light Theatre shares Roundtable Readings: “Love’s Labour’s Lost” by William Shakespeare—a reading and discussion of Act V, Scene II of the classic play. The actors discuss their backgrounds and various approaches to Shakespeare. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at a first reading of a text, with questions and wondering about what’s happening in the play and what’s going on in the scene.

On this episode: Artist Fu Bao Hartle celebrates his first-ever solo exhibition as part of the Artist on Tap series at the Alaskan Brewing Tasting Room on Sat, Jan. 4, from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.; Gold Street Music’s winter concert is Sat, Jan. 4 at 7:30 p.m. at McPhetres Hall, featuring Josh Fortenberry, KenndeyJo, and more; The Juneau Artist Gallery welcomes artists to drop in or apply online for membership in the collective.

On this episode: The Widows & Widowers Garden Support Group is forming in Juneau, with a first meeting scheduled for Mon, Jan. 6 at Riverview Senior Living; Celia Bower’s “Getting to Know the Birds” exhibition opens at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum on Fri, Jan. 3; The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council previews First Friday and JAHC programming coming in the month of January.

On this episode: KTOO Audience Engagement Editor Adelyn Baxter chats with host Bostin Christoper for the 2024 News Round-up, which features a countdown of the most viewed news stories of the year, plus other stories that impacted Juneau throughout 2024. Then, Clare Stremple, the new managing editor, shares her vision and goals for the news team for 2025 and beyond.

On this episode: Musicians Taylor Dallas Vidic and Josh Colosky will be appearing around Juneau in a variety of music offerings, including “An Auke Bay Holiday” at Forbidden Peak Brewery on Sat, Dec. 21; Chancellor of UAS Dr. Aparna Palmer shares updates on UAS Career Fair, mining classes, and the Alaska Coastal Rainforest Center (ACRC); George Schaaf from CBJ Parks and Recreation shares details on upcoming events.

On this episode: A preview of Juneau Symphony’s “Holiday Cheer” concert on Sat, Dec. 14, and Sun, Dec. 15; Christmas Light Flights Fundraiser from Mendenhall Flying Lions; Bartlett Regional Hospital hosts the “Light Up a Life” event on Fri, Dec. 13, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.; The “2024 Shop with a Cop” program from the Capital City Chapter of The Alaska Peace Officer Association.

On this episode: Theater Alaska’s “A Christmas Carol” runs through Sun, Dec. 22 around Juneau; An introduction to the Tlingit & Haida VPSO Program; How to get involved with St. Vincent de Paul’s Adopt-a-Family program; A preview of the season finale of Evening at Egan titled “Winter Fire Showcase.”

On this episode: The programs of the Juneau Senior Center, including its Meals on Wheels program; Juneau Community Foundation on the Juneau Hope Endowment/CBJ Social Service Grant program; Juneau Audubon Society presents “What does ‘Essential Fish Habitat’ Mean?” with Molly Zaleski; The journey of this year’s Capital Christmas tree chosen from the Tongass National Forest.