Rundown of show order and
description of stories for May 22, 2004
*due to memory constraints, we are unable to offer stories individually.
Please download entire program from archives page
Open/Newscast/Credits
- Gardeners’ Vox. A few gardeners around the state share
their thoughts about why Alaskans are so obsessed with gardening, and their
current pet projects. Host wrap.
Music
Button: Chris Smithers, Got No Love Today
- Juneau Gardening. All those gardeners in the big part
of the state may say it doesn’t have to be hard, but Douglas Island resident
Katie Bausler is finding out gardening doesn’t have to be easy either. Pkg.
4:59
- Calendar of Events
Break #1: Music: Ron Wise
- Saint Paul workshop. During a recent workshop on Saint
Paul Island, students learned about environmental issues, and future job
prospects. Pkg/Shana Sheehy. 5:30
- Saint Paul Teens. Alaska Teen Media Institute reporter
Kathryn Petros traveled to the island for the workshop: she talked to teens
about the social scene in such a small community. Pkg. 2:47
Music Button: They’re Aint No
Bugs on Me – Jerry Garcia and David Grisman
- Bugs. Aphids, slugs and other garden pests plague
gardeners, but there are plenty of good bugs in your garden too. Pkg/Ellen
Lockyer.4:30
- Bethel Garden Commentary. John Active has always been
a gardener; sometimes he’s had interested spectators standing by. Vcr. 3:10
Break #2 – Music: Barefoot Bluegrass- Boston Boy
- Barrow Whaling. Doreen Simmonds visits the Paktotak
crew as they prepare whale meat for a big feast. Pkg.3:45
- Arctic Interns. Alaska may not be known for its
farming, but it attracts a few people every year who learn to see how its
done in the far north. Pkg. 4:40
- Rock Quarry Comment. While some enjoy the tweeting of
birdies or soothing sounds of the river run by, Patty Sullivan spends her
springs anticipating her loudest neighbor. 1:50
- Crabgrass. An interview with the Panhandle Crabgrass
Revival Band of Juneau. Pkg. Matt Rafferty.4:30 plus music out.
Close/Credits