Meet these guys with BIG hearts and a BIG project from Sew Yeah Quilting out of Las Vegas. They're coming to Alaska providing quilts for the Homeless here in Alaska. Check it out! Current service project Souper Service Project

Brody Tippets joined us to tell us about the project.

Besides servants' hearts, these guys have arguably the most entertaining sewing show in the world! After all, where else can you find a sewing show with 3 guys that blow up a sewing machine! This is right down our alley on the Big Alaska Show! Now that's what Mike Ford and I call a sewing show!

Sew Yeah Show including Will It Sew segment with explosion Will It Sew??

You'll be hearing more from these guys when they come to Alaska and the good news they spread. In the meantime, check out their website and if you know someone that likes sewing, quilting - or just be entertained- send them to this website: Sew Yeah Quilting!

Meet Casie Werner: Polar Bear Jump Off Update 2022 Polar Bear Jump Off Inc., Chair, Casie Werner, updates us on the latest. For more information visit their website.

Tad & Sherry Stripling on the Road!

Cousin Tad and Sherry Stripling left Colorado a month before and drove to Alaska. That's half the trip! But here's a little update from them!

Remembering Marcus Paine

We lost Marcus 5 years ago during an airshow. But he belongs in Alaska's history of aviation pioneers and we aim to keep his legacy alive. Here's our interview with Marcus from 2012. Marcus Paine Interview

To listen to the Full Show Podcast

Today’s show featured a wide variety. John “Tales of the Tundra” Gailey gave us a snapshot of Alaska’s tour challenged economy.

But John’s a well-loved guide in Alaska’s tour industry and leading tours bouncing between Anchorage, Denali and Fairbanks.

Hear John T. Gailey’s interview podcast:

Ocean Science with our Science Guy

Our Science Guy, Dr. Gordon Snyder, gives us a scientific perspective on the latest hurricanes and orca whales.

Be sure to check out his Whales Without Borders facebook site.

Hear Dr. Gordon Snyder’s podcast:

Remembering an Aviation Great

Marcus Paine was a bright star in Alaska’s aviation history. Had he lived in the 1920’s like the Wien Brothers, his name would be mentioned in the same breath.

We admired Marcus because he made aviation exciting sporting a joyful spirit and a warm smile to back it. Sadly, we lost Marcus in air accident at a Madras, Oregon airshow, August 27, 2016.

We pulled from our archives an interview with Marcus shortly before his appearance at 2012 Arctic Thunder, the 5th largest air show in the world.