Episode 71: Quite a few new things are stirring with St. Frances Animal Rescue. Joan Sargent and Artha DeRuyter talk with News Director Colette Czarnecki about the history of the organization, the half off spay and neuter program, relocating the rescue and fundraisers, including the Pumpkin Patch at the upcoming Harvest Festival.
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Episode 70: Wrangell Wolves High School ladies volleyball team is about to play their first game this Thursday in the Juneau Jive Tournament. Last year, they were Southeast Champions. Head Coach Shelley Powers and Assistant Coach Lynsie Morelli spoke with KSTK’s Colette Czarnecki on what the team’s goals are this year and how they plan to accomplish them. They said that a huge part of this year’s team focus is togetherness – on and off the court.
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Episode 69: Next month will be the 113th Alaska Native Brotherhood and Alaska Native Sisterhood Grand Camp and it will be held at Wrangell’s Nolan Center on Oct. 1 to Oct. 4. The Alaska Native Sisterhood Grand President, Sandy Churchill, stopped by KSTK to discuss with News Director Colette Czarnecki on what the oldest known Indigenous persons civil rights organization means to her and what to expect during the Grand Camp.
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Episode 68: Indigenous Canadian country and folk rock band Diyet and the Love Soldiers are on a tour. The tour has been a couple years in the making and they’ll be playing and they will be playing at the Nolan Center Thursday. Singer/Songwriter Diyet van Lieshout speaks with KSTK’s News Director Colette Czarnecki on her evolution with music and the band’s inspirations.
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Episode 67: Three Wrangell cross country runners, Alana Harrison, Boomchain Loucks and Jackson Carney, met with one of their coaches, Mason Villarma, at KSTK to talk about this year’s season. They also shared with News Director Colette Czarnecki why they run, how it benefits their lives and their future goals.
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