
Hometown, Alaska features conversations with local civic and cultural leaders, educators, and community members making an impact on their city. Hosted by: Kim Sherry and Dave Waldron
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

It's almost time for summer, and we know what some of you might be thinking, “there’s still snow on the ground, why are we already talking about summer?” Well, now is the time for parents and providers to be registering their kids for summer camps.
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Today’s show was inspired by Earth Day and how humans can minimize their impact on the planet. We're joined by the Network Connector for Anchor Gardens, a local group that has their hands in all sorts of eco-friendly projects like co-op gardens, tiny... more
For generations, people around the world have turned to heat and steam for healing, connection, and ritual—most famously in places like Finland, where sauna is a way of life. But long before modern wellness trends, Indigenous communities here in Alas... more
On this episode, we sweep you into the surprisingly cool world of curling—where things heat up on the ice. Curling might look like a simple game of sliding stones across ice, but it’s a sport rich in history, strategy, and surprising science.
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On this episode we celebrate Women’s History Month by showcasing some Alaska women who were honored at the 2026 ATHENA Awards. The awards are given to only a select few women that have shown professional excellence, commitment to community and leader... more
Falconry is where tradition and modern skill "take flight," and falconers prove that mastering it is never just "winging it." Falconry is the ancient art of hunting in partnership with a trained bird of prey, and it has been practiced by humans for t... more
On this episode, we uncover some of the wildest and oddest stories Alaska has to offer. The idea for this show was inspired by an article titled "When Walt Disney Came to Fairbanks." It uncovers the not-so-well-known trip that Walt Disney took well b... more
On today’s show we celebrate Black History Month. Although we only have about a week of February left, there are still lots of ways to do that. Hear from two members of the Alaska Black Caucus to find out what their role is in our state, what their f... more
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This program features conversations with Alaskan civic and cultural leaders, educators, and community members who are making an impact in their cities. Episodes frequently center on local history, culture, and community initiatives, ranging from archival storytelling and historical oddities to Indigenous knowledge, education, and regional arts. A recurring thread is connecting residents to Alaska's unique places, people, and conversations that illuminate local identity, everyday civics, and collaborative community action. Noteworthy strengths include a strong focus on Alaska-specific stories, a mix of historians, educators, artists, and organizers, and episodes that pair practical local insights with broader cultural themes—useful for liste... more
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Recent guests on Hometown, Alaska include:
1. Larissa Wright-Elson
2. Callie Bennett
3. Abby Elbow
4. Kate Duber
5. John Siegel
6. Dawson Gentleman
7. Shane Craig
8. John Larson
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