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The YUKON Magazine

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Winterlong Brewing
Arctic Winter Games
Kluane National Park

A companion to the award-winning The Yukon Magazine, this podcast shares the same mission: to explore and celebrate life in the Yukon. Some episodes expand on stories from the magazine. Others are original, audacious, audio-rich stories you won’t hear, or read, anywhere else. Each series coincides with a new quarterly issue of the magazine, creating space for deeper conversations and place-based s... more

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Latest Episodes

MADE IN THE YUKON is your deep dive into case studies of how Yukon makers have navigated the challenges of building things.

Your host is John Glynn-Morris, a Yukoner who's truly curious about the people who make the stuff that shapes how we live and... more

Our fall series will wrap up on October 14 with the story of how the Yukon Brewing Company was “made in the Yukon." In the meantime, we want to share an episode of a podcast that our former host, Karen McColl, recently produced in her position as a W... more

After much delay, The Yukon Magazine Podcast is almost ready to introduce a new feature that will be part of every series.

It’s called “Made in the Yukon.”

Four times a year, John Glynn-Morris will dive into the real stories of Yukon makers and how... more

Do you live for epic paddling trips with no shortage of whitewater or opportunities for hiking and wildlife viewing? If the answer is “Hell, yeah!” but you’ve never heard of the Yukon’s Firth River… well, there’s a hole on your bucket list.

In this ... more

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Recent Guests

John Glynn-Morris
host of Made in the Yukon, interview guest
The Yukon Magazine
Episode: A Conversation with "Made in the Yukon" host John Glynn-Morris
Karen McColl
Caribou biologist and writer, introduced as a guest in the episode
YUKON Magazine (interview subject)
Episode: Is There a Hole on Your Bucket List?
Chris Carli
Biologist and writer, co-discussed the Firth trip
Environment Canada (mentioned)
Episode: Is There a Hole on Your Bucket List?
Dennis Zimmerman
Freelance consultant in the fish, wildlife and habitat sector; chair of the Yukon Salmon Subcommittee
Various Yukon-based organizations
Episode: The Yukon Questionnaire w/ fish & wildlife enthusiast Dennis Zimmerman
Bob Baxter
Part of Yukon Brewing; co-contributor to Made in the Yukon episode
Yukon Brewing
Episode: Fall 2026 | Rivers Run Through It
Alan Hanson
Part of Yukon Brewing; co-contributor to Made in the Yukon episode
Yukon Brewing
Episode: Fall 2026 | Rivers Run Through It
Pascale Holiday
Contributor to a history-focused piece connected to the Gold Rush and rivers
Yukon Magazine
Episode: Fall 2026 | Rivers Run Through It
Sid Cannings
President of the Yukon Bird Club
Yukon Bird Club
Episode: Bird Nirds of the Yukon Territory
Ian Parker
Vice President of the Velo North Cycling Club; gravel/mixed surface cycling advocate
Velo North Cycling Club
Episode: Have Fun—Will Gravel

Hosts

Tammo Walter
Co-Publisher / Host of The Yukon Magazine Podcast with deep involvement in YUKON Magazine's audio storytelling and regional coverage.
Karen McColl
Journalist and editor with long-standing Yukon residency; increasingly associated with hosting and storytelling.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 40 ratings
  • Live it

    From Oregon…. My cousin lives up there, I’ve met one of you guests a few time and she embodied, to me, a true astonishment of how different live us up there from down here

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nativebee
    United States2 years ago
  • Brian “where’s the bartender?” Cheney, Greg!

    Your road trip show sounds fun, Greg! In all the years I barely knew you, I’d had no idea you’d worked at the Beaver Creek Westmark. I did TWO seasons there before Dawson…absolute HELL. Oh, the war stories we could have shared. Sorry for always handing you my columns on crumpled bar napkins! Katie (formerly known as The Bartender).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Katie McCready
    Canada3 years ago
  • Fascinating and informative

    I’ve been enjoying this podcast while researching a potential trip to Canada from Australia. I have a special interest in the indigenous cultures of Canada, along with how Canadian people live in what to me is a harsh cold environment compared to the hot, desert environments of Australia where I have grown up. I especially enjoyed the interviews with people such as Melanie Bennett and Ashley Cummings sharing their love and advocacy for their indigenous heritage.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PinkBookLove
    Australia3 years ago
  • Fascinating stuff!

    Loved the episode about Mosquitoes! Great guest, great host

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    poolkid166
    Canada4 years ago
  • Excellent Podcast!

    Such a great podcast!!!! I enjoy listening from Boise, Idaho.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ScottWeissbeck
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners praise the strong sense of place and authentic Yukon voice.
Audiences enjoy the variety of topics, from nature and rivers to culture and brewing.
Guests are described as knowledgeable and engaging with compelling regional stories.
Listeners appreciate the high-quality production and storytelling depth, even for newcomers to the North.
The show is noted for its mix of expert insight and personal anecdotes that feel accessible.

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Presenting... Yukon Wildlife and Wildfire
Q: Great answer. Do you do this for a living?
Yes, this work is about informing the public and other enthusiasts who have burning questions about wildfires and wildlife, blending field observations with expert insights.
The Yukon Questionnaire w/ "Yukonomist" Keith Halliday
Q: What keeps you in the Yukon?
A combination of the people, the community, the lifestyle, and the opportunity to write and be part of a place that feels like home, with mountains, lakes, and a strong sense of identity.
The coolest hair on Earth
Q: What unique strategies do participants use to create their hair styles?
Some people use props like wire or chopsticks to help shape their hair while it freezes, adding to the creativity of the designs.
The coolest hair on Earth
Q: What are the best tips for freezing your hair?
Wet your hair in the pool, let it sit for 5 minutes, then prop it up for the best freezing effect.
The coolest hair on Earth
Q: What kind of people participate in the contest?
Around 50% are tourists, while the rest are locals who can try multiple times to capture a great photo, making it an exciting opportunity for those who have never experienced snow before.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The YUKON Magazine

What is The YUKON Magazine about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners are drawn to place-based storytelling from the Yukon, with a strong emphasis on regional life, culture, and the North's unique industries. Episodes blend personal narratives, expert insights, and on-the-ground reporting—from brewing and entrepreneurship to river ecology, Arctic operations, and indigenous perspectives—creating a mosaic of life up north. The show often pairs magazine features with audio-rich storytelling, spotlighting community resilience, seasonal cycles, and locally driven events, while teasing upcoming Made in the Yukon stories and other regional projects. A standout is its consistent focus on authentic Yukon voices, practical knowledge, and adventure-ready curiosity that helps potential travelers, advertisers, a... more

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Recent guests on The YUKON Magazine include:

1. John Glynn-Morris
2. Karen McColl
3. Chris Carli
4. Dennis Zimmerman
5. Bob Baxter
6. Alan Hanson
7. Pascale Holiday
8. Sid Cannings

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