2015 Annual Report - Alaska Public Media

 ALASKAPUBLIC.ORG
ANNUAL REPORT 2015
Connecting Alaskans. Life informed.
GREETINGS FROM BERNARD WASHINGTON, INTERIM CEO & GENERAL MANAGER Alaska Public Media offers sincere gratitude to our community of supporters: our more than 7,500 individual and family members; scores of volunteers; hundreds of corporate and business sponsors; local and national foundations and agencies; and the members of our volunteer board and advisory council – all of whom make it possible to sustain and advance our service to Alaska. Our supporters help with financial contributions, but also through the gifts of time, energy, ideas and passion. We rely on your generosity to make this public service thrive. At the close of 2015, Alaska Public Media continues to stand on solid ground. Our financials are sound and we are committed to leading with programming. During the past year, we had the two most successful fund drives in the history of the company, we introduced two new dedicated news desks, and we launched a new video road crew. We’re doing more to bring you more. We take pride in serving you and fulfilling our mission, Connecting Alaskans. Life informed. We couldn't do it without ALL of you. THANK YOU very much for supporting Alaska Public Media. Bernard Washington Board of Directors John Duffy President Gwen Kennedy Vice President Lauren Blanchett Treasurer Pita Benz Ben Brown Neal Fried Erin Harrington Karen Hunt Michael Martin Sarah Obed Amy Rhyneer Austin Roof Michele Schuh Maryellen Tuttell Mark Wiggin Secretary Alaskapublic.org
2 Financial Overview Actual FY15 Actual FY14 Revenues: Contributions & Membership Underwriting $2,037,389 $1,873,070 $1,180,954 $1,110,854 $89,167 $63,099 $1,058,737 $1,225,592 State Grants $553,230 $554,536 Special Events $162,902 $252,080 APRN Dues $433,310 $426,801 Other $222,251 $379,682 In-­‐Kind $195,856 $197,833 $5,933,796 $6,083,547 Rentals Federal Grants Total Expenses: Production & Broadcasting Development & Marketing $3,326,931 $3,393,951 $1,308,194 $1,329,270 General & Admin. $970,449 $872,193 In-­‐ Kind $195,856 $197,833 $5,801,430 $5,793,247 Subtotal Goose Bay AIDEA Loan Total Net Expense $29,305 $25,138 $0 $133,843 $5,830,735 $5,952,228 Alaska Public Media is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.
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4 More Numbers Members Major Donors Sustainers Average Gift Alfred Hanisch Legacy Society Members Facebook Likes Staff Size Reporters in Juneau Reporters in Washington, DC Educational TV Programming for Children 7,500 512 (contributions of $1k or more, annually) 1,700 (ongoing monthly contributors) $144.00 68 15,157 41 FTE 1 1 71 (hours per week) Highlights (July 2014 – July 2015) Local Programming New Energy News Desk – We recruited a full-­‐time reporter to spotlight energy issues important to Alaskans through independent, in-­‐depth, multiplatform journalism. New Urban Affairs News Desk – We recruited a full-­‐time urban affairs reporter to provide in-­‐depth reporting of important economic, social, cultural, and health issues facing Anchorage and Southcentral Alaskans, and especially as they affect the underserved and under covered communities of the region. Road Team – Our new “road team” launched. Highlights of their initial work included a 30-­‐minute program on refugees in Alaska, recording the TV debut of Arctic Entries, producing a special on the Native Youth Olympics and a Common Ground program highlighting healthcare costs in Alaska. Indie Alaska – Two episodes of our online video series, Indie Alaska, were chosen to be part of PBS’s 2015 Online Film Festival – I am a Flyfisher and I am an Alaska Native Dancer. The latter was chosen as one of the most-­‐watched films in the festival. Indie Alaska has attracted more than 5700 YouTube subscribers and more than 1.5 million views. Arctic Entries – We entered into a partnership with Artic Entries to broadcast on radio and television an entire season of the series. In the spirit of This American Life, The Moth Radio Hour, and other storytelling events, Arctic Entries brings Alaskans to the stage to share their personal stories: “funny, sad and sweet,” the group says. “At every performance, seven people each tell a seven-­‐minute long true story about themselves relating to the show’s theme.”
2015 Conference on Global Leadership in the Arctic – We provided live special coverage of the conference from the Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center in Anchorage. Alaskapublic.org
5 Community Outreach Downton Abbey Preview Screening – More than 200 fans enjoyed a celebration of Masterpiece Classic’s Downton Abbey, with a preview screening and tea reception. Life Planning Seminars – Board member, Karen Hunt, presented “What documents do I need NOW for my family WHEN,” to a capacity audience of 100 people at Providence Hospital. The free seminar was part of the Life Planning Seminars Alaska Public Media has been offering the past three years in partnership with the Providence Alaska Foundation – promoting financial well-­‐being and philanthropy for Alaska. Live Concerts – We partnered with the Anchorage Concert Association to co-­‐promote and sponsor Celtic Woman, Jessie Cook and Ira Glass. Also, we independently presented Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds. Public Lectures and Discussions – We partnered with the University of Alaska Anchorage and the Anchorage Public Library to host a new READ, WATCH, THINK series of public events examining the impact of propaganda. State Fair – We continued our partnership with the Alaska State Fair to sponsor daily “Music Free with Fair Admission" during the entire run of the Fair. Photo courtesy of Alaska State Fair Children’s Health Festival – We partnered with the Municipality of Anchorage’s Department of Health and Human Services to provide recreational activities, health screenings, educational activities, and nutrition education to the children in Anchorage. Jacques Pépin – We hosted celebrity chef Jacques Pépin and his daughter for a series of public events. Community Cinema – We partnered with University of Alaska, Anchorage and Mat-­‐Su College Campuses, and The Glenn Massay Theater in Mat-­‐Su to present Community Cinema, a series that brings people together for screenings of documentaries seen on PBS's Independent Lens followed by community-­‐driven conversations. Alaskapublic.org
6 The Scoop Behind the New Beats Few states have energy issues as complex as those in Alaska. These issues must be fully understood and vigorously debated if Alaskans are to build livable, sustainable and vibrant communities for the future. Alaska Public Media believes that a reporter dedicated exclusively to energy coverage will better inform the public and elevate awareness about critical energy issues in Alaska. In October, we launched a new full-­‐time Energy News Desk to provide in-­‐depth reporting on a range of energy issues facing Alaska. After a national search, we recruited Rachel Waldholz (pictured below) to become the reporter for the new beat. Before joining Alaska Public Media, Rachel Waldholz spent two years reporting for KCAW in Sitka, where she covered everything from city government to fish politics. Ms. Waldholz studied documentary production at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Originally from New Jersey, Rachel got her start reporting for a community newspaper in the Bronx, New York. Since then, she’s been moving west, reporting in Colorado, California, and now, Alaska. Her work has appeared on NPR, Al Jazeera, Current TV, Grist and in High Country News, among other outlets. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Alaska Public Media’s Urban Affairs Desk was launched to provide in-­‐depth reporting of important economic, social, cultural, and health issues facing Anchorage and Southcentral Alaskans, and especially as they affect the underserved and under covered communities of the region. The range of subject matter includes the working poor, affordable housing, employment trends, new immigrants, prisoner re-­‐entry programs, forgotten children, the elderly, the 21st century family and much more. After a national search, Anne Hillman (pictured to the left) who had been a full-­‐time member of Alaska Public Media’s news staff since early 2014 was recruited to become our Urban Affairs reporter. Prior to joining Alaska Public Media, Ms. Hillman worked as a reporter in rural Alaska and trained community radio journalists in South Sudan. She also worked with APRN on special projects like rural-­‐urban connections and energy reporting. Alaskapublic.org
7 Remembering a Community Hero -­‐ Marvell Johnson Photo courtesy of Marc Lester / Alaska Dispatch News During the fall of 2014, Alaska Public Media mourned the loss of longtime radio host, Marvell Johnson. Johnson had been hosting KSKA’s music program Soul to Soul from 1978 to the time of his passing. He was a community treasure who tirelessly used his popular show to touch lives and make a difference. He remains an inspiration to many of us at Alaska Public Media and is a reminder of the incredible difference that one person can make. Alaska Press Club Awards Please visit Alaskapublic.org to listen to these and other stories First Place Second Place Public Service Award, Radio Starving Sea Birds Stranded Across Anchorage, Mat-­‐Su Monica Gokey First Place Best Long Form Story or Podcast, Radio Overnight at the Brother Francis Shelter in Anchorage Anne Hillman First Place Best Ongoing Public Affairs Program, Radio Talk of Alaska Lori Townsend, Annie Feidt, Monica Gokey, Steve Heimel Second Place Best Online Video Journalism, All Media Indie Alaska: Pioneering Rough-­‐Terrain Unicycling Hanna Craig Second Place Best Ongoing Public Affairs Program, Radio Hometown Alaska Kathleen McCoy, Charles Wohlforth, Pat Yack, Dave Waldron Best Talk Program, All Media Line One: Your Health Connection Dr. Thad Woodard, Prentiss Pemberton, Monica Gokey, Dave Waldron, Evan Erickson Second Place Public Service Award, All Media Hitting Reset: Life After Prison Anne Hillman, John LaFournaise, Lori Townsend, Annie Feidt, Kaysie Ellington Third Place Best Talk Program, All Media Outdoor Explorer Charles Wohlforth, Monica Gokey Third Place Best Sports Reporting, Radio Army Troops Cope in the Cage Zachariah Hughes Third Place Public Service Award, All Media The Blind Spot Anne Hillman, Zachariah Hughes Second Place Best Business Reporting, Radio Amid Plunging Gas Prices, How Competitive is Alaska LNG? Energy Desk: Rachel Waldholz Third Place Best Profile Story, Radio Palmer Taxidermist Devotes a Lifetime to Still Life Monica Gokey Alaskapublic.org
8 Leadership Circle President's Society (annual gifts of $10,000 and above) Anonymous (2) Carr Foundation Phyllis and Royal Kiehl David and Janet McCabe Mike and Elaine Shields Jan Wills Visionaries (annual gifts of $5,000-­‐$9,999) Anonymous (2) Alaska National Insurance Company Sylvia Broady David S. Carter Alan Clark Steven and Karen Compton Heather Flynn Donna Goldsmith and John Letourneau Richard and Mary Hensel Gary and Jane Klopfer Melanie K. McCleave, MD Nancy Munro Former Governor Bill Sheffield Dr. Tim Silbaugh and Cat Coward Griff Steiner and L.B. Gregory Karen and Bill Wuestenfeld Nancy Zverina in Memory of Davey Advocates (annual gifts of $2,500-­‐$4,999) Anonymous (4) Judith Bendersky and Jim Landon Dan and Anne Billman Jacqueline Carr and Shawn Beck Morgan Christen and Jim Torgerson Susan Condon Leslie Dean and Don Hopwood Peter and Thaysa Ehrnstrom Robert and Diane Fejes Kerstin Hanel Julie Houle Alice and Gunnar Knapp Marc Kornmesser and Valerie Waldrop Steve Lindbeck and Patty Ginsburg Jo and Peter Michalski Merijeanne Moore and Andy Hollingsworth Mike and Diane Moxness William and Joanne Phelan Mike and Maggie Price Ty and Leslie Senden Mike and Penne Senta Robin Smith and Eric McCallum David and Alexandra Sonneborn Patrick Speranza and Kathy Anderson Wendy Thon and David Brueggemann Daniel and Holly Willman Bob and Char Wyatt Patrons (annual gifts of $1,000-­‐$2,499) Anonymous (115) Rick Abbott and Hope Wing Bob Acree Maribel and David Alexander Dr. Norma Allgood and Eric and Liam Lauderdale Deborah Allen Torrie and Tiffany Allen Chip and Olga Alvord Kyle and Jenn Amstadter Julie Anderson M.R. Anderson Eleanor Andrews Robert Artwohl, MD, PC/Alaska Vein Clinic Ted and Adrienne Bachman Teresa M. Bailey Beth Baker Thomas and Louanne Balensiefer Marcia Bandy Kevin Banks and Paula Davis Jeffrey Barnes and Barbara Symmes Elizabeth Barry and Sandy Rabinowitch Gary and Barbara Baugh Marty Beckwith Brian and Joanne Bennett Pita* and Larry Benz Floyd and Mary Bettis Greg Bilberry and Camilla Madden Jackie Schakel and Herb Bischoff David Black and Chris Kahr David Blanchet Richard L. and Diane M. Block Foundation Chris and Julia Bockmon Bruce and Mary Bookman Erin and Florian Borowski John Braden and Maggie Kelly Cathy Brenner Benjamin Brown* Chris Buchholdt and Julia Sadowski John and Lisa Bulkow Becky Patterson Bunde Jean and David Bundy Peter Burke and Valerie Phelps Jay and Narda Butler Judy Caminer and Roger Marks Omer and Carol Carey Craig Carlson Kim and Brooklynn Carver Charles and Sheila Cary Dr. Robert and Cynthia Cassell Frank Chandler and Melodee Parker-­‐ Chandler Anson Cheng Chris and John Clark Dan and Brenda Clark John and Susan Cloe Jennifer Bundy-­‐Cobb and Douglas Cobb Mary Cocklan-­‐Vendl and Larry Vendl Robert and Beth Conklin Eric and Joanna Croft Pati Crofut and John Suddock Brad Cruz and Barbara Norton Pat and Jeanne Cusick Andrew and Summer Cutting Shelli Cutting Paul Daggett Gil Dammond and Jocelyn Young Sharon Davies Zachary and Joy Davis Drew Dekreon and Charese Gearhart-­‐Dekreon Kristin DeSmith David Dexter and Lisa Paesani Gil and Ruth Ann Dickie Ken Diemer and Nora Barlow Edward Doerr Margaret Donatello Suzanne Downing and Pat Yack Roger DuBrock and Elaine Andrews Pamela Bergmann and John Duffy* Martha Dunn Brian and Sandy Durrell The Elliott Sisters Roger and Judy Endell Jacqueline Ertischek Wayne and Joey Eski Robert A. Evans and Lisa M. Fitzpatrick Dana Fabe and Randy Simpson Charlie and Ruth Fahl Dave and Margie Falsey Richard and Krisann Farah Walter Featherly and Carol Stolpe Jim and Marsha Fergusson Mark Figura and Elise Rose Vic Fischer and Jane Angvik Susan Fison Eric Fjelstad and Jen Schorr Chuck and Katherine Flynn Matt and Kate Frankforter Shirley Fraser Neal Fried* and Mary Hilcoske Kay Gajewski Alice Galvin and John Gliva Richard Garner, MD Mary Geddes and Kevin McCoy Joy Geiselman and Peter Johnson Dr. Michel Gevaert and Kelly Gevaert John Godersky and Barbara Covey Alaskapublic.org
9 Yvonne and Scott Goldsmith William and Katherine Goodell Madeleine Grant, MD Ann Gray and Frank Cahill Jerry and Enid Green Anne Grosshans Bernd and Paula Guetschow Carmen Gutierrez Amy Haddow Kathleen and Robert Hammaker Chuck and Ginger Hansell Donald Hansen Erin Harrington Marcus Hartley and Diane Lin Jack and Lynn Hartz Jana Hayenga Larry and Judy Helgeson Richard Helm Steve and Lou Ann Hennig Gary and Debbie Hennigh Herzog Family Randy and Patricia Hicks Marsha Burns and Lynn Highland Clay Hightower P.J. Hill and Mimi Hogan Meg and Alex Hills Debbie and Ken Hinchey Diddy and Cliff Hitchins Sean Hoban Jo and Greg Hobbs Larry and Barbara Holman Jacki Holzman and Frank Jeffries Home Instead Senior Care Tom and Julia Homza Peter and Gretchen Hopkins Dr. Morris and Lorrie Horning Kathy and Russ Howell Peg Faithful and Bob Hume Karen L. Hunt* Robert Iden Petter and Janet Jahnsen Thom and Linda Janidlo Christopher and Mardra Jay Phyllis Johnson and Craig Tillery Sue and Rob Johnson Lamar Johnson and Louann Cutler Sydney and Harold Johnston Brett and Martha Jokela Dave Jones Karen and Jim Jordan Kathleen Judy and Gary Benson Jonathon A. Katcher and Kate Michaels John and Kirby Kauffman Jeff and Carrie Keene J. Gwen Kennedy*, PhD Mark and Katharine Kimmins Kathleen King Annette Kittleson Jean Kizer Mary Knopf and Craig Rice Meera Kohler Ted and Leslie Kramer Seth Krauss and Linda Masolini Meg Kremer and Mark Stearns Gene and Mary Kulawik Linda Kumin Ravnit and Francis LaChapelle Walt Landgrebe Caryl and Robert Lane John Lapkass and Osa Detrick Catherine Larrea and Mark McDermott Chris and Sherri LaRue Noah and Michelle Laufer Jim Lawlor and Marilyn May Marilyn Leland Robert Lemon and Debra Perala Jake Lestenkof and Sherry Valentine Robert and Karol Libbey Susan Lindemuth Bob and Patty Linton Jan and Tom Livingston Brandon and Jamie Locke John and Kathy Lorec Dave Lowell and Kim Stoltz Jeff Loughrey and Cathie Straub Greg and Monica Jenicek Lyall Peter Maassen and Kay Gouwens Randy and Eilisa Maes Mike Malachowski and Leslie Bialas Eric Malone David Mannheimer Peter and Fran Marbarger Mike Martin* and Nancy Simpson Martin Ose and Grace Matsutani Dr. Erik and Mrs. Lisa Maurer Patricia McAdoo Donna McCready John McKay and Cristy Willer Stephanie and Dennis McMillian Corrine and Michael McVee Mike and Tina Meiser Matthew Melde Allison Mendel and Marge Kaiser Sharon and Bruce Merrell Keith and Kathy Merrick Cynthia and Roger Miller Jack and Jo Miller Lloyd and Heather Kendall Miller Rosa Meehan and Stanton Moll Russ and Pam Minkemann Mark and Debbie Moderow Douglas B. Molyneaux Elizabeth Morgan Royce and Shari Morgan Lorna Morris Lloyd and Joan Morris William F. Morse and Cynthia L. Strout John and Rika Mouw Multiple Risk Managers, Inc. Carel Nagata Lisa Nash Dean Nelson and Rhonda Roberts Jeanie Anne Nelson Anne Nevaldine Nancy Nolan and Bill and Brian Britt Sue Ellen O'Connor and Kevin Ferris Deborah and Bill O'Leary Kimberly Olmsted and Dan Dickinson Bobbi and Jim Olson Otterson Law Office Brad Owens and Linda Wilson The Patsy Parker Family Jeff and Eva Parsons Peter Partnow and Stephanie Kesler Ted and Claire Pease Larry Persily Lance and Barbara Petersen Matt Peterson and Mary DeMers Tim Pine Pizza Man Janet Platt and Gary Guarino Clai and Marilyn Porter Jim and Judy Powell Dr. Kelly Powers and daughters Isabel, Eva and Vivian John and Carolyn Rader John and Diane Ramey Ann Rappoport and David Irons Jim and Pat Redmond Jim and Susan Reeves George and Amy* Rhyneer Tara Riemer Sharon Richards and Walter John Phyllis Rhodes and Pam Richter Ray and Julie Robinson Jeff and Kris Rognes Flo and Jim Rooney Beth Rose and John Levy The Francis and David Rose Foundation Bill and Barb Rosetti Phyllis Rude David Rudolph Jeff Russell John and Jeannine Samuelson John Samuelson Amanda Sassi Anna Sattler Jane Sauer Family Terry and Martha Schoenthal Steve Schroeder Alaskapublic.org
10 Michael and Michele* Schuh Amy and Greg Schumacher Krista M. Schwarting and David G. Dempsey Shelly Schwenn and Brent Veltkamp Jeff and Beth Scott Sheila Selkregg Elizabeth Sharp and Alan Colter Carl and Pixie Siebe Gail and Jan Sieberts Kwie-­‐Hoa Siem Jack and Karina Simmers Tim Simpson Mary Sindorf Siri Hari Hari Singh and Amrit Kaur Khalsa Mike Singsaas and Rocky Plotnick Jeffrey Sinz and Heather Arnett Del Smith and Cathy Rohan Smith Kitty Smith Sharon Smith and Tom Hunt Jim and Patty Spalding Jeff and Paige Spatz Judy Stanek Jim Stanley and Lynn Shaver Statewide Door and Glass Stan Steck and Ruth Carter Cheryl L. Stewart and Chris Turletes Faye and Christopher Stiehm Michael Stinebaugh and Charlotte Fox Jane Straight and Pam Bowden Jim Stratton Fred and Laurel Stutzer Wil and Melissa Sundberg David and Bonnie Swanson Jean Tam JP and Lynda Tarbath Bill and Tami Taylor Cammy and Scott Taylor Charlotte Tharp Jim Thiele and Sue Pope Thomas, Head and Greisen, PC William H. Timme Dr. Tina Tomsen Breck Tostevin Barbara Trantina Dave and Marcia Trudgen Maryellen Tuttell* and John Minton Jeri and Jan van den Top Julie and Ken Varee Kenneth E. Vassar and Lisa C. Lauterbur Margaret Volz and Sam Edwards Andi Wahry Debra and Bernard Washington Christie Watson and Ryan Jaramillo Alaskapublic.org
David, Bid and Jaxyn Weber Ann and Roger Weese Richard and Jennie Weldin Jan Whitefield Diane Wiggin and Mark Wiggin* Thomas Willetts and Crockett Cobb Thomas K. Williams and Roberto Lau Kant Thomas and Shirley Wilson Keith and Debbie Winkle Paula Smith and Ken Winterberger Eric Wohlforth Pat and Aron Wolf Linda and Thad Woodard Bonnie and Bo York Chris and Ken Zafren Meg and Zachary Zaletel *Alaska Public Media Board Member Community Advisory Council Paola Banchero Jim Barr Susan Condon Diane Ede Wayne Eski Richard Lazur Joy Mapaye Steve Shamburek Alfred Hanisch Legacy Society (Recognizes those individuals who have provided for Alaska Public Media through their estate plans) Anonymous (30) James and Margaret Arend Barbara and Gary Baugh Pamela Bergmann and John Duffy Jacqueline Carr and Shawn Beck Becky Patterson Bunde Sheila Burgh + Dr. Robert and Cynthia Cassell Wilson and Susan Condon Brooke and Pat Corkery Wendy S. Craytor + Brad Cruz and Barbara Norton Diana L. Ede Judith and David Erikson N. Diane and Robert E. Fejes Susan Fison Heather Flynn Alfred Hanisch + Phyllis Johnson and Craig Tillery Jan Knutson Louise and Richard Lazur Robert Lemon and Debra Perala Heidi Leeney Steve Lindbeck and Patty Ginsburg Shelley Lipman Sidney and Melinda Mehlschmidt Nathan Michalski Doug Molyneaux Mike and Diane Moxness Patsy Parker Elise Patkotak and her birds John and Colleen Peterson Jim and Susan Reeves Jeff and Kris Rognes Ruth Schmidt Estate + Charisse L. Shipley + Faye and Christopher Stiehm David and Bonnie Swanson Jean Tam Bede Trantina Maryellen Tuttell Wiggin Family Jan Wills + denotes deceased 11 Corporate Circle Alaska Communications Advanced Physical Therapy Association of Fund Raising Professionals Alaska Aids Assistance Alaska Artisanal Alaska Center for the Book Alaska Center for Dermatology Alaska Center for the Environment Alaska Chamber Singers Alaska Children’s Trust Alaska Clinical Research Alaska Common Ground Alaska Community Action on Toxics Alaska Community Foundation Alaska Dance Theatre Alaska Department of Transportation Alaska Design Forum Alaska Division of Agriculture Alaska Earth Institute Alaska Health Fair Alaska Junior Theatre Alaska Lasik Center Alaska Math Academy Alaska Mill and Feed Alaska Native Heritage Center Alaska Neurodiagnostic Alaska Pacific University Alaska Quarterly Review Alaska District of Rotary Alaska Sealife Center Alaska State Fair Alaska Tobacco Control Alliance Alaska Trails Alaska USA Federal Credit Union Alaska Wildlife Conservation Alaska World Affairs Council Alpar Alpine Air Alaska Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. Alyeska Resort American Lung Association Anchorage & Valley Radiation Center Anchorage Concert Association Anchorage Concert Chorus Anchorage Firefighters Anchorage Genealogical Society Anchorage International Film Festival Anchorage Montessori School Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center Anchorage Opera Anchorage Park Foundation Anchorage Press Anchorage Public Library Anchorage School District Anchorage Symphony Orchestra Anchorage Waldorf School Anchorage Youth Development Anderson Images APU Dining Services ARC of Anchorage Arctic Spine Alaskapublic.org
Arctic Wire Rope ASHNHA Association of Independent Schools Bad Girls of the North Banker Law Group BP, Alaska Birch, Horton, Bittner and Cherot Borealis Broadband Bristol Environmental Services Brown Jug Chester Park Cooperative CIRI CIRI AK Tourism Classic Woman Condor German Airlines Conocophillips Alaska Cook Inlet Tug and Barge Country Garden Farms Crowley Law Office of Glen Cravez Crush Wine Bar and Bistro Cyrano's Theatre Diane's Wild Fork Catering Dr. Leslie Dean Dorsey & Whitney Doyon Ltd. Earthbound Expeditions Excellence In Dentistry Exxon Mobil Federal Subsistence Management Program Fireside Books First National Bank Alaska Fish Basket Coalition Fit For Health Foley, Foley and Foley Friends of the Library GCI Geneva Woods Birth Center Grassroots Fair Trade Store Great Harvest Bread Company Hawk Consultants Highland Tech High School Homewell Senior Care Hope Community Resources Imaging Associates KPG Architects Kelley and Canterbury Kohl Johnna La Bodega Landye Bennett Blumstein Laser Vein Center of Alaska Lazy Boy Stores/Furniture Enterprises Marietta Hall, Lincoln Financial Linfield College Local 71 Mat-­‐Su Health Foundation Medallion Foundation Middleway Cafe MOA -­‐ Plug @ 20 & Bike to Work Nana/Teck Neeser Construction Natural Health Center NOAA Fisheries, Protective Resource Division Northern Air Cargo Northrim Bank Otterson Law Offices Pacific Northern Academy Palmer Museum of Natural History Pangomedia Perkins Coie Perseverance Theatre Phillips' Cruises and Tours Pick Click Give Premera Blue Cross, Blue Shield Portfolio Project Management Professionals Providence Alaska Foundation Providence Imaging Center Ravn Alaska Ride For Life Sacks Café and Restaurant The Salmon Project Sandar & Sandar Scan Home Seattle Children Hospital Seaver & Wagner Sitka Music Festival Spenard Builders Supply State of Alaska Department of Revenue Sonata Spa South Anchorage Farmer's Market Spirit of Youth St. Mary's Episcopal Church Stoel Rives, LLP Studio One Pilates Tanaina Child Development Thread Tiny Ptarmigan Title Wave Books Turkey Red UA College Savings Plan UA Southeast UAA Advancement UAA Alaska Airlines Center UAA Center for Corporate Development UAA College of Engineering UAA Concert Board UAA Kachemak Bay Writers Conference UAA Theatre and Dance UAF E-­‐learning University Of Washington – KUOW Foster School Of Business VA Rural HEALTH Visit Anchorage Voyager Inn/Hotel Captain Cook Weldin Construction Wells Fargo Whistling Swan Productions Wostmann and Associates 12 Spotlight: Sampling Alaska Public Media’s On-­‐Demand Podcasts Host Dr. Thad Woodard and guests discuss a variety of health-­‐related topics during this LIVE call-­‐in show. Line One features local physicians and national subject experts from the fields of nutrition, childcare, pharmacology and surgery. Once a month, Prentiss Pemberton hosts a special show to address mental health issues. Callers can talk one-­‐on-­‐one with each week’s guests and even participate online. Local guests discuss community issues and take listener calls during this LIVE call-­‐in show. Hometown, Alaska features conversations with leaders and decision-­‐makers in local and statewide government, social service agencies, educational institutions and cultural groups. Hosted by Kathleen McCoy and Charles Wolforth. On Outdoor Explorer you’re invited to step outside into Alaska. Follow host Charles Wohlforth to a new trail or fishing hole, learn what to pack, when to go and most importantly, how to stay safe. Learn about life-­‐long fitness and get inspired to go outside in the backcountry or on the bike trails. Alaska News Nightly brings the day’s top news stories from across the state with reports from the Alaska Public Radio Network’s 25+ member stations. For a complete list of Alaska Public Media’s programs available ON-­‐DEMAND, visit Alaskapublic.org. We invite you to participate and tell your friends! Become a member/donor at Alaskapublic.org/support or call 550.8400 Alaskapublic.org
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