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Emily Forstner chats with School District Superintendent Dr. Randy Trani on Valley Edition. Emily and Dr. Trani discussed Mat-Su Central School and hybrid learning. Then noted that home school high school students tend to take core curriculum classes, such as math, while elementary students tend to take enrichment classes, such as music and art. Dr. […]
Lee Henrikson talks with Dr. Jill Valerius about Bell’s Palsy. Dr. Jill explained that Bell’s Palsy is a weakness of the muscles on one side of the face. It is caused by paralysis of the facial nerve on one side of the face. Bell’s Palsy usually begins improving in a couple of weeks. One in […]
Jude Bilafer talks with Mike Chmielewski about numerous ongoing projects and future projects. Jude told Mike that the crews are out working, clearing the leaves to facilitate drainage. He also reports that Public Works is ready for snow. The salt and sand have been mixed, and all the vehicles have been inspected. Jude asks for […]
On this week’s show, John and Rachel discuss the implications of a free speech case pending before the U.S. Supreme Court and the global strategic importance of Alaska. They also revisit the 10th Amendment in light of recent National Guard deployments.
Big Cabbage Radio invited candidates for contested races in Borough Districts 1 and 2. We aired the interviews on Oct. 19. Not all candidates responded to our request. Here are the interviews we recorded. Micheal Bowles District 1 Michelle Heun District 1 Dana Raffaniello District 2 Stephanie Nowers District 2 Gage Saxon School Board District […]
Mike Chiemlewski talks with Alyson Richman about her 10th novel, The Missing Pages. Alyson explains why she writes historical novels and the research that she puts into learning about the time period. In the novel, Violet Hutchins is working as a page at the Widener Library. When mysterious things begin happening at the library, Violet […]
Mike Chielewski welcomes Peter House from Deep Tree to talk about current cybersecurity threats and tech issues. October is Cyber Security Month. Mike asked ChatGPT about any security issues in Alaska in the past month. ChatGPT answered that no major breach or attack has been recorded. Peter explains why, unless they are legally or statutorily […]
Palmer High School students created a Fun Run to earn money for the CCC Early Learning. The Fun Fun will take place at the Palmer High School Cross Country Trails on Sunday, October 19th. Palmer High students will be along the race route, handing out candy. There will be a diaper dash, a 1K run, […]
Dylan Blankenship of Blankenship Farms visits with Ken Hoffman on Ag Matters. Dylan says, “I’m a plowboy, not a cowboy.” He explains to Ken the different levels of hay and their grading system. This knowledge helps set prices and allows the consumer to know the quality of the hay. Dylan discusses the growing season and […]
The Tony award-winning Broadway sensation premieres on October 24th, so get your tickets EARLY and beat the rush! Support the talented local performers and musicians as they bring this one-of-a-kind musical to the Glenn Massay Theatre stage. This production does have mature themes, and we encourage guests to do their own research regarding the content […]
On Home to Roost, Rachel Levitt and John Robertson review ICE enforcement and contracts in Alaska, uncertainties regarding rural air subsidies, and the significance of having a separate judicial branch. John also tries to win at Rachel’s Public Policy Pursuit.
Dr. Julie Meer from Farm 779 Fermented Foods joins Ken Hoffman. Ken asked Julie, “Where did you get the name Farm 779?” Julie explained that there had been many calls to the USDA about a grant for a high tunnel greenhouse. Julie had grown accustomed to hearing and using the name Farm 779, which was […]
Borough Planning and Land Use Director Alex Strawn discusses borough-wide cleanup efforts with Mike Chmielewski on Valley Edition. Alex thanked the many folks that helped with the Williwaw cleanup on September 11- 13. He first thanked Jason Ortiz, the Deputy Director of the Planning & Land Use, who came up with the idea. He also […]
Jeff Burningham talks with Mike Chmielewski about his new book. From jeffburningham.com: “In The Last Book Written by a Human, national best-selling author and tech entrepreneur Jeff Burningham delivers a profound and urgent exploration of what it truly means to be human in the age of AI—challenging us to embrace wisdom, love, and deep human connection […]
Nelson Crone gives Mike Chmielewski the monthly update on the UAF Farm and Extension Service, along with his sage advice. Nelson noted that this year’s harvest included barley, wheat, cabbage, carrots, and a large quantity of potatoes. Big Lake Food Bank, Willow Food Bank, and others will benefit from this abundance. This month’s temperature and […]
Chanel Pratt from Pratt Family Farms joins host Ken Hoffman on Ag Matters. Chanel talked about their farm and raising show lambs for FFA and 4-H. The farm also has cows, a mini donkey, and four dogs. Along with farming, Chanel and her husband have full-time jobs. They were also instrumental in establishing a local […]
This comprehensive, easy-to-follow guide is the first resource to consider bone and joint health together. Learn which nutrients the body needs in what amounts, which anti-inflammatory ingredients to keep in your kitchen, and what exercises can help improve bone health. The great-tasting recipes are for everyone, from omnivores to vegans.
David Cheezem shares his thoughts on Bertolt Brecht’s 1939 play Mother Courage and Her Children. The play explores the corrosive nature of war, the cyclical futility of conflict, the tension between wartime and peacetime morality, and how individuals become complicit in violence and exploitation for economic gain.
Palmer Arts Council Managing Director Meggie Aube speaks with Mike Chmielewski about the council. It has been in operation for 25 years, offering a range of activities including musicals, plays, summer camps, art classes, and more. The Palmer Arts Council offers free arts classes on Mondays for students aged 12-18. All supplies and materials are […]
This week, we review federal cuts to technical education, the implications for an Alaska LNG line, and growing South Korean doubts about investing in the US, as well as the concerns that the Founding Fathers had about irresponsible monetary policies. John also tries to answer another of Rachel’s news quizzes.
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