
Hear amazing true stories from Alaska told by the people who experienced them!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

Jamy May Wagner discovers a giant woolly mammoth tusk sticking out of a river bank and Matthew Sturm’s climbing companion insists he’s going to summit the mountain or die…or both.
Judy Herrick braves a Christmas blizzard to spend Christmas in Saginaw, Adriana Sanchez’s father scares away Santa Claus, a teenaged Susan Lakos is forced to wear a hideous 80’s snowsuit, and Nick Herrick recalls a very special Christmas gift that ke... more
One man tries to feed 60 people with frozen turkeys for Thanksgiving and a woman discovers you shouldn’t just burn wood for fun in Alaska.
Dave Runfola and his family and friends suffer an unthinkable tragedy and learn how to grieve that loss in an Alaskan way.
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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.
I just recently found your podcast and absolutely love it! The stories are real, sad, funny and put me right up there in Alaska with you all. So refreshing and enriching.. Thank you, Susan Little
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Focusing on authentic narratives from the heart of Alaska, a rich tapestry of storytelling captures the essence of life in this rugged landscape. Episodes feature a variety of human experiences, including poignant accounts of grief, humorous mishaps, and moments of resilience against the backdrop of Alaskan wilderness. The podcast embraces diverse themes such as community support, family bonds, and personal growth, making it a compelling listen for those interested in personal stories that resonate on universal levels. The ability to share transformative experiences not only showcases the beauty of life in Alaska but also connects listeners with the broader human experience.
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