Alaskan Relationships: The Odds are Good but the Goods are Odd

Update: 2020-10-14

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An old tale about moving to Alaska for women is "The Odds are Good but the Goods are Odd". This alludes to an overrepresentation of men to women. Is that true? How do you find that special one in the Great White North? Listen and learn my story.

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Alaskan Relationships: The Odds are Good but the Goods are Odd

Katie Archer Olson

Alaskan Relationships: The Odds are Good but the Goods are Odd