AK Rundown for December 11, 2004

ODD JOBS

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1.      Bird Harasser: Jon Spiegel’s work requires him to match wits with a lot of birdbrains that are smarter than you’d think. Gabriel Spitzer/pkg/4:32

2.      One Woman’s Long Resume: AK’s audio engineer, Michelle Wozniak, has racked up an eclectic work history. Vox pop/3:30

3.      Barf Bag Art: Some people have kooky jobs, others have unusual hobbies, like one Sitka man collecting art produced on air sickness bags. Val van Brocklin/pkg/3:50

Break #1  

4.      Moose Trainer: Mike Miller’s gone from being a slumlord in Palmer to running a Portage zoo. Ashley Gross/pkg/4:07

5.      Jack of All Trades: How boring to have just one profession. Rick Kenyon, who lives outside McCarthy, has six. Gabriel Spitzer/2-way/3:55

6.      Button – Work Hard, Play Hard (Palace Music)

7.      Duct Tape Wallets: A husband-and-wife team who have created a business out of that beloved all-purpose tape. Wrap/2:15

8.      Help, My Mom’s a Groupie: Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock takes heat from her son for becoming a really ardent fan of one folk-rock singer. Pkg/7:12

Break #2 – The Meters

9.      Evan Phillips: The rhythm guitarist and lead singer for the Whipsaws is gaining recognition for his solo CD. Ellen Lockyer/pkg/6:55

10.     Calendar of Events. (Music – Doctor Jazz (Jelly Roll Morton)

11.     300 Villages? Nunam Iqua and Shageluk. Vox pop/2:54

12.     Wilderness Woman Contest? Lots of Talkeetna silliness – all in the interest of finding true love. Jeremy Pataky/pkg/6:17

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