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Alaska state government reporter talks about governor’s withdrawal from race

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KNBA News and Public Affairs Producer Tripp J Crouse talks with Andrew Kitchenman, the state government and politics reporter for KTOO and Alaska Public Media, about Gov. Bill Walker’s announcement that he would be suspending his re-election campaign.

(Photo by Tripp J Crouse/KNBA)

Alaska Federation of Natives Gavel-to-Gavel Coverage Oct. 18-20

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Tune in for annual broadcast of the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention LIVE from Anchorage, AK.

Thursday, October 18:
2:00 pm – 9:00 pm (EDT)

Friday, October 19:
2:00 pm – 9:00 pm (EDT)

Saturday, October 20:
12:00 pm – 8:00 pm (EDT)

The broadcast covers the convention as it happens from the main podium.

Listeners are able to hear the important speeches by Native leaders, state, and community representatives who are addressing the Native community as a whole.

At 12pm and 4pm (EDT), hear “Alaska’s Native Voice,” a one hour program providing the voices of AFN attendees, as well as commentary and discussions about AFN presentations and activities, with host Antonia Gonzales.

KNBA 90.3 FM and Koahnic Broadcast Corporation are in the 22nd year of providing this unique service that connects Native communities in Alaska through public radio.

I’ll Ask An Alaskan – Ivan

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I’ll Ask An Alaskan is a human interest series of six 3 1/2 minute episodes featuring real life first-hand accounts and stories from Alaskans, both Native and non-Native.

Episode 6: Ivan
Ivan Night is an entrepreneur. He sells tea from the family business, he makes his own beer, plays in a band called Pamyua and makes his o wn honey from bees he keeps himself. Ivan keeps bees in Alaska and that’s not an easy task. As you might recall, it gets cold and bees don’t like that.When he’s not tending his hives, he plays guitar with Pamyua. His favorite part of playing in the band is when they tour the remote parts of Alaska. Those are the villages and communities most Alaskans can’t get to and he feels privileged to play there.

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