
Hear amazing true stories from Alaska told by the people who experienced them!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

Kenshiro Akehi’s rideshare client suddenly turns into a dramatic 20 minute therapy session, Terry Gates helps a stranger pump gas only to get pulled into a dangerous family breakup, Kevin Christopher hauls a friend off in the bed of a truck for an un... more
Two Alaska storytellers dealing with frustrating mysteries are featured on this episode of Dark Winter Nights, True Stories from Alaska. Richard Mustain tries to stop his freight truck for a man on the side of the road one dark, blustery night. And P... more
Rachel Osborn is ready to fight to protect her family, and Karl Monetti converses with a wolf in the wilderness, then, years later, dines with a river rat who’s been away from other humans too long.
Life-long adventurer Dick Griffith was on the Dark Winter Nights stage twice. His recent death made us want to share these awe-inspiring and sometimes funny moments he shared with host Rob Prince.
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Not sure why it changed from Alaska to Michigan. Not sure why he’s now highlighting LGB and others. Why be divisive?
Very well produced and really engaging stories from talented storytellers. If you're either from Alaska or moving to Alaska, this podcast is a must have.
This is just an amazing podcast!
I enjoy the diversity of storytelling
I was about two episodes in and really enjoying this podcast until I listened to a particular episode where the host corrected speech from the interviewee. The reaction from the individual made it clear they were uncomfortable, and it upset me deeply. I enjoy free form talk shows, where the host does not create a constricting environment.
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This show centers on true-life stories from Alaska, told by residents and guests who experienced them. Episodes mix heartfelt grief, rugged humor, and everyday adventures, all rooted in tight-knit communities and distinctive local traditions. The format emphasizes storytelling craft—narratives that transport listeners to remote places through vivid detail, memorable characters, and a balance of lightheartedness and gravity. A standout element is the strong sense of place and culture, with occasional candid discussions about sensitive topics, making it appealing to listeners who crave authentic, character-driven tales and a window into Alaskan life.
What sets this program apart is its accessibility and breadth: it covers family moments, res... more
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