
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 | 158 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

The Mat-Su Borough is home to some of the toughest running races in the state. including the Mat Peak Challenge each August and the Susitna 100 in the frigid winter. Now one runner-turned-race director is working to expand the region’s running events... more
On this episode, we chat with a marine mammal specialist about our beloved Cook Inlet Belugas. We explore the science behind these endangered whales, the challenges they face and the recovery efforts happening right now—including exciting partnership... more
On this episode we look back on some of the show’s best moments of 2025. From winter beekeeping to making music with solar radiation, we’ve covered some really interesting Alaskans and how they make this state such a unique and fantastic place to liv... more
Alaska has a rich homesteading history that stretches back to the early 1900s, when settlers came north in search of freedom, self-reliance and a new start. After World War II, the Homestead Act opened up millions of acres here, offering land to anyo... more
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Apple Podcasts | #188 |
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Conversations covering a range of topics related to local culture, community engagement, and environmental issues are characteristic of this podcast. Episodes often feature interviews with community leaders, educators, and activists discussing issues relevant to Alaska, from homesteading and local arts to important social topics such as food insecurity and environmental sustainability. The program is noted for its unique ability to weave together personal anecdotes and broader societal themes, making it both informative and engaging for listeners interested in the rich tapestry of Alaskan life.
Noteworthy is its focus on local cultural events, with a consistent emphasis on the interconnectedness of community and nature. This approach offer... more
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1. Talk of Alaska
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Recent guests on Hometown, Alaska include:
1. Jill Seymour
2. Matthew Burtner
3. Jessica Faust
4. Daniella May
5. Dusty Finley
6. David Reamer
7. Bailey Berg
8. Suzanne Bostrom
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