Coffee Table

A preview of Kachemak Bay State Park's summer volunteer opportunities

Harbor expansion project update with the City of Homer

The Seward Prevention Coalition and the Icelandic Prevention Model for youth drug abuse

KPBSD Board President Zen Kelly and Seward Representative Virginia Morgan talk about school funding and the state budget.

Dementia Awareness Week

Episode six of Coffee Table's oral history of the harbor in Homer, Alaska

The Homer Opus music program trains young violinists.

Summer programs, federal funding and making The Pratt Museum digitally accessible

Meet the candidates for Homer Electric Association District 3 Board of Directors

An overview of the results of the Gross National Happiness Survey in Seward, Alaska

Fathoms Deep: An Oral History of Homer Harbor Episode 5, 1978-88

Find out about ongoing research projects, programs, training and funding at KBNERR.

An interview with Senate President Gary Stevens, a review of bills sponsored and votes by Representatives Louise Stutes and Sarah Vance and an interview with Homer organizer, Sandy Garrity.

A breakdown of the City of Homer, Alaska's Comprehensive Plan

Host Kathleen Gustafson and Kenai Peninsula School District Superintendent Clayton Holland take questions from the listeners and talk about the education budget currently under discussion in the state legislature.

Find and support all ages activities through Where Can I Homer? and Planet Youth on the lower Kenai Peninsula.

Fathoms Deep: An Oral History of Homer HarborEpisode 3, Statehood to the '64 Earthquake

KBBI Reporter Simon Lopez spoke with Satchel Pondolfino, Scott Waterman, and Colleen Fisk about the upcoming Homer Energy Fair.

KBBI News Director Jamie Diep spoke with Haven House leadership, including Executive Director Lindsey Collins, CAC manager Meghan Pollack, shelter manager Leslie Scroggin, prevention coordinator Marcee Gray and board chair Britt Huffman.

Local chefs share tips and tricks for holiday cooking.

Fathoms Deep: An Oral History of Homer HarborThis is part two of a six-part series aired once a month to record our harbor's history told by people who lived and worked in Homer at the time, and their descendants.

With recent acts of violence and aggression across the peninsula, many people in the queer community don't feel safe. It is the responsibility of people who call themselves allies to step up and this show is an attempt at that.

Episode one of Coffee Table's six part oral history of the harbor in Homer, Alaska

A breakdown of how and where to give and get aid this holiday season in Homer and Anchor Point.

Q & A with Homer's new mayor Rachel Lord

Recorded live at the Homer Public Library on Tuesday, October 29, 2024

An overview of pubic health issues with Nurse Lorne Carroll, Public Health Nurse at the Homer Public Health Center

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The Pratt Museum in Homer, AK welcomes two new curators.

The Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies CoastWalk program cleans beaches and collects data on marine debris and environmental impacts.

Meet the three candidates running unopposed for Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly

Proposition 1: Breaking down the $38 million bond on the Oct. 1 municipal election ballot

District 5 Alaska House of Representatives Candidates: Leighton Radner and Louise Stutes

Dawson Slaughter: Candidate for Alaska State House District 6

Brent Johnson Candidate for Alaska State House District 6

A point by point review of the recommendations from the Kenai Peninsula Borough Voter Turnout Work Group

Remote sensors and satellite and drone data gather data about impacts of climate change in Homer Alaska.

KBBI's Kathleen Gustafson checks in with artists and administrators at The Pratt Museum about summer programs, current exhibits and fundraising for a new roof.

This week's guests came from The Homer Community Foundation to discuss the Foundation's progress, community initiatives, and the various functions the Foundation serves.

Representatives from Share the Spirit discuss upcoming programs and events in Homer.

Today's Coffee Table program is a pre-recorded discussion held at the Homer Public Library on the state of Homer's housing, population, economy, development, and future.

This week's show focuses on community health needs, vaccines, and health opportunities, with representatives from the Alaska Department of Public Health and South Peninsula Hospital.

Semester by Bay students, along with Dr. Debbie Tobin, join host Josh Krohn to discuss the program.

Pat fished Alaska waters from 1978 to 2010 when he was injured and had to leave his beloved vocation. He has stories about giant waves, ice, girl overboard, rare birds, giant creatures, boats, crew adventures, storms, flipping his skiff, an airplane rescue, and much more! Wednesday's Coffee Table hosted a few of his pre-recorded stories and adventures.