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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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
Laura Reed gets rescued by the US Army and Melissa Shippey misses her exit while mushing in the backwoods of Alaska.
Dave Frey gets trapped in the wilderness with four boys from the Fairbanks Youth Facility medium security jail and David Bowen sees something in a reclusive student that no other teachers have seen.
Peggy Sullivan performs an exorcism so she can go to lunch and defense attorney Bill Satterberg ends up on the defense himself.
Ryan Peterson takes a DNA test to see if he’s predisposed to any health issues and ends up finding his birth family.
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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
I don't know how you find all these great stroytellers, but they are fantastic! It's like stepping back in time to when our parents and grandparents and they're friends would sit around and share their stories. Thank you for this podcast.
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Listeners can expect captivating and authentic storytelling from residents of Alaska, featuring personal anecdotes that illustrate the unique experiences and cultural nuances of life in this diverse, remote state. Each episode presents a range of tales steeped in emotions, from humor to heartwarming moments, often revolving around survival, relationships, and the rugged beauty of the Alaskan wilderness. The format is marked by its ability to both entertain and inform, providing insights into the challenges and intricacies faced by Alaskans.
This collection of narratives also serves as a platform for exploring broader themes such as identity, community, and the impact of nature on human experiences. With a focus on real-life adventures and ... more
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Dark Winter Nights launched 11 years ago and published 35 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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