Podcasts about sitka alaska

Voices from Lincoln Street: An Experiment in Reverse Tourism (abridged version) There's been a cruise boom in Sitka Alaska, with more people coming to the island community than ever before. To feel a bit more connection to the people filling the town, Sitka Tells Tales set up on the street to talk with tourists about where they'd take a visitor in their home communities and to ask for stories of turning points and things they don't always share. It's an experiment, it's audio therapy, and it's funny and surprising in places. Produced by Ellen Frankenstein & Becky Meiers Edited by Ellen Frankenstein Sound Mix/Design/Additional Editing Dave Emmert Music by Lincoln street buskers including Ted Howard & Rick Fleischman , Pointy and the Birds, John Ingman and Bryan O'Callaghan. An Artchange, Inc. & KCAW Raven Radio Production Sitka Tells Tales Website Sitka Tells Tales on Facebook @14milesalaska on Instagram KCAW.org To learn more about Cruise Boom, the documentary mentioned in the podcast, go to cruiseboomfilm.com and look for the film on PBS.org, Kanopy and New Day Films

Tom and Joey are live in Sitka, Alaska for their annual trip up north, they check in on the Alaskan fishing scene with Joel Martin of Fish Baranof, they get you ready for local Halibut, Skagit steelhead, and Columbia Springers, and they check in on Westport Lingcod with Nick Scafturon of Fish the High Life. 

Tom and Joey are live in Sitka, Alaska to give you the view from up north, Joey tells us about his big bear hunt, and they are joined by Jackson Dozier of Sitka Fishing Excursions to get you ready for your next fishing adventure. 

It should be simple. You fly out, drop a basket and bring these guys home. That's every pilots mission when he lifts his helo into the air.  But storms so violent they send fear down your spine and memories of friends in the exact same place as you, memories of those friends never coming home, sink their teeth in and refuse to let go.  So when a rescue becomes special, when there's a twist or two and you swear there were higher forces guiding you along, you don't take that for granted.  Welcome to Tragedy with a View, when luck against Mother Nature is fought with a Machine.  Source:  coming back alive by spike walker  Link to the video mentioned: https://cgaviationhistory.org/sar/the-bluebird-rescue/ https://marthakotite.com/believers-the-story-of-rescue-swimmer-jeffery-d-tunks-and-the-efforts-to-save-a-father-and-son-stranded-in-sitka-sound/

Voices from Lincoln Street: An Experiment in Reverse Tourism There's been a cruise boom in Sitka Alaska, with more people coming to the island community than ever before. To feel a bit more connection to the people filling town, Sitka Tells Tales set up on the street to talk with tourists about where they'd take us as a visitor in their home communities and to ask for stories of turning points and things they don't always share.   It's an experiment, it's audio therapy, and it's funny and surprising in places.  Original broadcast on KCAW.ORG September 19th, 2023 Produced by Ellen Frankenstein & Becky Meiers.  Edited by Ellen Frankenstein Additional editing & mixing by Dave Emmert Music by Lincoln Street Buskers including Ted Howard & Rick Fleischman, Pointy and the Birds, John Ingman and Bryan O'Callaghan. An Artchange, Inc. & KCAW Raven Radio Production. Sitka Tells Tales Website Sitka Tells Tales on Facebook @14milesalaska on Instagram  KCAW.org To learn more about the film mentioned in this edition of Sitka Tells Tales go tocruiseboomfilm.com

We are excited to launch a short form story telling series on the NWF Outdoors podcast! We invite you to enjoy the premiere of our “From the Field” series with an episode recorded on board a 90' wooden fishing vessel off the coast of Sitka, Alaska. For this episode, Aaron and Mandela joined the crew of the “North Wind” for a beautiful morning in the harbor and open water off the coast of Southeast Alaska. For this 15 minute interview, Aaron sits down with Robby Bruce, the operator of the "North Wind" -- a 90' boat constructed in 1944. They discuss the fishing season, climate change, Alaskan fisheries, conservation and what a typical day looks like for his crew. Curious where the boat is right now? Check out this live tracker: https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:445614/mmsi:367448380/imo:7100316/vessel:NORTHWIND  Show notes: 0:05 – Intro to the show, the boat and Robby. 1:09 – Robby chimes in regarding what he and his crew are up to today on the fishing tender called the North Wind. 3:22 – When does the season begin? 4:35 – Fisheries conservation in Alaska is unique. 5:41 -- Commercial fishing as conservation. 7:19 -- What are fishermen concerned about? Sustainability… 8:34 --  Robby reflects on climate change and his concerns regarding ocean acidification. 9:40 -- What do fishermen think about seasons when the sockeye &/or king salmon are smaller than average? 11:46 -- Robby talks about his boat, crew and operations. 12:54 -- Robby chats about his future and the future of fisheries. 14:58 -- Robby shares some closing words.

Tom and Joey are back in studio to look back on their Alaskan Fishing Adventure, they get the latest on Neah Bay from Ray Gombiski, and they discuss Marine Area 11 with Art Tachell of the Point Defiance Boat House.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom and Joey are Live in Sitka Alaska at the start of their fishing adventure, they get the local scoop from Joel Martin of Fish Baranof, and they discuss custom fabrication for your boat with Dobie Steikunas of Team Rudnick MFG.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Veteran owned coffee brand, Altruistic Joe, seemed like a no-brainer to invite onto the podcast.  Little did I know, Jamie and Libby Jenks have way more going on than just yummy coffee.  Jamie served in the coast guard, in the search and rescue department.  His education was in entrepreneurship and no surprise after a few tours and moves around the country he opened a few businesses.  Operating with an extreme attention to detail, he opened up a hot spot restaurant in Sitka Alaska, imagine that!  After the Military, the couple asked themselves what was next.  They always knew that they wanted to have a charitable component to what they do.   Jamie and Libby work with small family farmers and are huge contributors (20% profits) to charity.  I'm excited to share their mission and some fantastic coffee tips too! The top takeaways from the conversation:[1:46] I wanted to serve in some capacity and search and rescue was a cool way of doing it[5:48] Attention to detail was always there[7:08] We really wanted to have something to feed the soul and have a charitable nexus to it[22:43] Giving back charity we were passionate about, and also opening up the doors to people to contact us Connect with Jamie:Altruistic Joehttps://www.altruisticjoe.com/https://www.instagram.com/altruisticjoe/Charity Navigatorhttps://www.charitynavigator.org/

Brett Massie is a pheasant guide in South Dakota and was a deckhand in the Pacific Ocean out of Sitka Alaska.

The Trainwreck sits down with Singer, Songwriter and Country Star - George Ducas to discuss country music, life on the road and a new upcoming album! Climb on board the Monthly Trainwreck!

The Trainwreck sits down with one of the great musicians of our time, national recording artist Willy Porter! We discuss new music, life on the road and Willy puts on a concert for us! Climb on board the Monthly Trainwreck!

Jon tells his adventure of traveling to Sitka, Alaska for his Dad's sixtieth birthday. The only thing he and Jenn knew about Sitka before going was that it was in "The Proposal" starring Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock. It turns out that the Paxton family is not a real family. It also turns out that if you call Alaska "the final frontier" instead of "the last frontier", you will be mocked forever.   Heads up, Alaska has a lot of bugs! But it also has amazing views, animals everywhere and some of the best fishing you can find. Jon came back with over ninety pounds of fish! Three days on the boat was enough for him. He must have not felt great because all he did was share a bottle of Josh wine every night. On a guys trip, he usually would do much more!! Follow us on Instagram @OurSavingsStartsTomorrow. Thanks for all the great reviews!!!

Tom Nelson is LIVE in Sitka Alaska with Bruce Larson of Duckworth Boats and Marine Propulsion Industry Insider Phil Speilgene to discuss their Alaskan Fishing Adventure and to get you ready for all the exciting local Memorial Day Fishing and Hunting Opportunities!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom and Joey are live in Sitka Alaska to discuss their fishing adventure with Joel Martin of Fish Baranof, they run down an exciting bear hunt, and they run down all of your exciting local fishing and hunting opportunities  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Over the last 3 years, Nicholas Galanin and Otis Calvin III have been making Indian Yard, the debut record from the project Ya Tseen on Sub Pop records.  We hear how the two veteran collaborators made the record both remotely and in person,  the importance of both processes and why trust, generosity and patience made the project flow.  They also discuss why "back to normal" may not be a good thing for everyone and why we need to take a break from  the internet and engage in in-person as soon as possible.  Music by Ya Tseen and Joe PlummerEpisode sponsored by Izotope, Izotope.com and Caddis, Caddislife.com

The Trainwreck sits down with Olympic and World Champion gymnast Chellsie Memmel! We discuss life as a gymnast and her run for the 2021 Olympics this summer in Toyko, Japan. Climb on board the Monthly Trainwreck!

We're talking Glaciers and Sitka today as we continue through areas and ports we visited on our Alaska cruise.

Tom and Joey are reunited after the yearly Sitka, Alaska fishing trip, they get you ready for all the summer opportunities, and they get a Sky Kings report from Todd Daniels  

Tom is live in Sitka Alaska with special guest co-host NFL Legend Kevin Gogan, they check in with Robbo as he begins his Alaskan charter season, and they preview Sportco Seminar Day with Del Stevens.

Tom is live from Sitka, Alaska for his yearly fishing excursion, he discusses the Alaskan waters with Joel Martin of Fish Baranof, and he gets a local roundup from Joey Pybrun. 

Raven Radio, KCAW-FM, serves Sitka and the remote communities of Southeast Alaska with public radio content, local news and volunteer-produced programming. Like “shelter in place” elsewhere in the lower 48, Sitka is on what they call a “hunker down” advisory. We talk with KCAW General Manager and friend of the show, Becky Meiers about how […] The post Podcast #239 – Hunkering Down with Raven Radio in Sitka, Alaska appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Raven Radio, KCAW-FM, serves Sitka and the remote communities of Southeast Alaska with public radio content, local news and volunteer-produced programming. Like “shelter in place” elsewhere in the lower 48, Sitka is on what they call a “hunker down” advisory. We talk with KCAW General Manager and friend of the show, Becky Meiers about how […] The post Podcast #239 – Hunkering Down with Raven Radio in Sitka, Alaska appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Tom and Joey discuss a Sitka Alaska self guided fishing expedition with Joel Martin of FishBaranof.com and they dial your electronics in with James McGowan of Raymarine. 

Jessica Baggen was murdered in 1996 in Sitka Alaska. In this episode we discuss her cold case. If you know anything about Jessica Baggen's murder please call Alaska State Troopers at 907-269-5611. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/truecrimeak/support

Alaska’s unique geography and way-of-life leads to unique radio. Raven Radio is a public and community station serving the city of Sitka, along with seven other small towns in Southeast Alaska. The station is not just a source of news, music and culture, but also a lifeline for people living in remote communities where there […] The post Podcast #197 – Raven Radio in Sitka, Alaska appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Alaska’s unique geography and way-of-life leads to unique radio. Raven Radio is a public and community station serving the city of Sitka, along with seven other small towns in Southeast Alaska. The station is not just a source of news, music and culture, but also a lifeline for people living in remote communities where there […] The post Podcast #197 – Raven Radio in Sitka, Alaska appeared first on Radio Survivor.

This week, we look at the rugged town of Sitka, Alaska, where a young couple moved away for adventure & a fresh start, but ended up with one of them being a missing person. Years go by, until a tip from a very unlikely source leads to the grizzly, and brutal truth. Along the way, we find out the true agenda of halibut, how hard police actually look for a missing Alaskan, and the true extent of the "anything goes" policy of trash collectors! Hosted by James Pietragallo & Jimmie Whisman New episodes every Thursday!! Please subscribe, rate, and review! Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts! Head to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things Small Town Murder! For merchandise: crimeinsports.threadless.com Check out James and Jimmie's other show: Crime in Sports   Follow us on social media! Facebook: facebook.com/smalltownpod Instagram: instagram.com/smalltownmurder Twitter: twitter.com/MurderSmall   Contact the show: crimeinsports@gmail.com

Karen and Charles have lived on a boat for 6 years in Sitka Alaska.  They retired from commercial fishing, sold their fishing boat, to buy a home on the water.  They have 2 dogs, from Mexico, which were they live during the winter. 

Melissa was on the same ferry as me traveling to Sitka Alaska.  Melissa was from Sitka, but she had moved away for many years.  She was moving all the way from Boston.  She told me how she and her Dad used to catch all kinds of fish and sea creatures when she was younger.  

I met Karen McIntyre at the Sheldon Jackson Museum in Sitka, Alaska.  Karen is a Yupik Indian from Bethel Alaska, and she belongs to the red devil tribe.  She told me about how her tribe uses fish skins to make waterproof clothing!  Yupik people are known for being friendly and holding large potlatches to celebrate and entertain visiting tribes. 

In this third episode of The Deming Podcast, moderator Tripp Babbitt interviews David Langford. David serves on The Deming Institute's Advisory Council and is the CEO and founder of Langford International.  David shares the challenges he faced as an educator in Sitka Alaska, his introduction to the teachings Dr. W. Edwards Deming, and his work with the Leander Independent School District where they have been applying Dr. Deming's principles since 1992. Go to Deming Today™  for more information on the Leander story. David will be speaker in the Education track at the 2014 Deming Institute Fall Conference Oct 18-19 in Los Angeles, CA as well as leading and facilitating a special 2-Day Pre-Conference session on Education Oct 16-17.