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Jon Bittner, President and CEO of the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) discusses Alaska's job market challenges.
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Dr. Gordon Snyder shares how he uses AI on his wetlands.
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Our Science Guy, Dr. Gordon Snyder covers AI, tree frogs, crickets, and wetlands. Science and biology with Gordon are always educational and fun!
Gordon takes us on a tour.
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The Arts and Sciences converge on today's show.
We caught up with Audubon Alaska's Communications Manager, Lauren Cusimano, at Discovery Day at Potter Marsh talking birds and wetlands. We asked our Science Guy, Dr. Gordon Snyder, to reflect on Lauren's observations and his thoughts about the slow turnout of wildlife so far.
To sharpen his music chops, Director of the Anchorage Midnight Sons Chorus, Phil Cheasbro, attends Harmony College Northwest at the U of Puget Sound (https://harmonycollege.net/). Executive Vice President of the Evergreen District Barbershop Harmony Society, Duncan Gilman, fills us in and what takes place there.
We even had a Tall Alaska Tale for Duncan!
Lauren Cusimano and Gordon Snyder Time Stamp 6:13-31:31
Duncan Gilman Time Stamp 31:33 -47:29
Lord Trapper on the Trail!
Lord and Lady Trapper
Today's show, Mike Ford, alias, Lord Trapper, takes us behind the scenes about the Rondy Royalty with this delightful interview with Kristin George. So, who is Kristin George and the Royalty and the important role they play for the Fur Rondy? Check out this podcast!
Frogcicles!
Our science guy, Dr. Gordon Snyder, shows us that it doesn't need to be summer to appreciate the science a wetlands like Potter Marsh produces! Frogs freeze - solid - and live! Gordon explains the process and the benefits to us humans. Always a fun time with Dr. Gordon Snyder!
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It means something extra when Kim Carlson has attendst he annual Polar Bear Jump Off in Seward, AK, as she has done for ten years—raising tens of thousands of dollars. She has dedicated her jumps, first to her mother, who was lost to cancer, and subsequently to other victims and their families.
It was a packed house and a packed show of fun! Alaskans and Texans- in the same room! Only on the Big Alaska Show can such a combination co-exist in the same room.
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