AK Rundown November 19&20, 2005
“Volcanoes”
Intro/Newscast/Credit
- Field Work. Alaska’s volcanoes are far flung, and it
takes a bit of adventure to get researchers out there to investigate them.
Gabriel Spitzer. Host Pkg. (4:03 total time)
- Mt. Wrangell. Wrangell’s caldera is covered with ice;
researchers hope to use HAARP to help determine just how thick it is. AK’s
Ellen Lockyer. Pkg. 4:48 (5:07 with intro)
- Button. “Ring of Fire” by Earl Scrugg with Billy Bob
Thorton from Earl Scrugg and Friends
- Spurr Memories. In 1992, Mt Spurr erupted three times;
Anchorage residents still remember the ash that was everywhere. AK’s Ashley
Gross. Vox Pop. 2:04 (2:33 with intro)
Break #1: “King Volcano” by Bauhaus from Burning from
the Inside
- 1912 Eruption. The largest eruption of the century was
in Alaska in 1912; several villages were displaced. AK’s Ellen Lockyer. Pkg.
2:53 (3:13 with intro)
- Listening to Volcanoes. A few volcano researchers have
sped up their vibrations to create a sound human ears can hear. Gabriel
Spitzer. Host Pkg. (4:52 total time)
- Button. “Lava” by The B-52’s from The B-52’s
- 300 villages. Nikolski and Newhalen.
- Calendar of Events. “Yankee Girl” by Liquid Soul from
Make Some Noise
- Anger Management. Jonathan Bower reflects on the way
he blows his top. Commentary. 4:13 (4:42 with intro)
Break #2: “A Night on Bald Mountain” by Modest Mussorgsky
- Unalaska geothermal. City leaders are considering a
geothermal power plant to tap into a local un-used energy source. AK’s Ellen
Lockyer. Host Wrap. (2:47 total time)
- Volcano personalities. Scientist reflect on the
different natures of the volcanoes they study. AK’s Gabriel Spitzer. Vox
Pop. 2:30 (2:50 with intro)
- Bagpiping. Karen Benning tried to learn to play the
bagpipes. Pkg. 4:20 (4:40 with intro)
- Porky’s Volcano. A famous Sitka prank had long-dormant
Mount Edgecumbe blowing steam. Gabriel Spitzer. Pkg. 6:06 (6:26 with intro)
Close. “Tuesday Night’s Squad” by Soulive from Next