Lizzie Borden on Born in Flames
Director Jill Sprecher on Clockwatchers
Studio Visits: Richard Haines
Studio Visits: Ping Zhu
Meet Filmmaker Isabel Sandoval
Meet Filmmaker Jennifer Reeder
Meet Filmmaker Jonas Mekas
Introducing Lois Weber
Three Starring Laura Dern promo
Starring Yaphet Kotto promo
Introducing Lois Weber teaser
Five by Wilder promo
Starring Delphine Seyrig
Hunting caribou by bike off Alaska's Denali Highway
Art-House America at Alaska’s Gold Town Nickelodeon
Meet Filmmaker Elisabeth Subrin
Meet Filmmaker Lynne Sachs
Art-House America: The Roxy Theater
Byron Nicholai of I Sing, You Dance
Studio Visits: Riccardo Vecchio
31st Athabascan Fiddle Festival, old-time music and a sober good time
Family ties: adapting to the land at Graveyard Point
A museum like no other at Alaska's Rainy Pass Lodge
Savoonga skin sewer, carrying her culture forward
Jim Power and the Mosaic Trail
Inuit throat-singing sisters from Canada
Punk Monday at Pasta Avanti
Alaska Native rapper Rebel shares postive message with youth
Competitive flower growing for the Alaska State Fair
Combat fishing on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula
Trapper Tim
Talkeetna, Alaska's bachelor auction and ball
Rural Native artist Jason Iya reaches new audiences online
Etsy - Handmade Portraits Mabel Pike
Fertile ground in rural Alaska at Meyers Farm
Handmade Portraits: The Bone Carver
An Alaska homestead made for partying
Thursday Night at the Fights: Blood and hope mingle in the ring each week in Anchorage
2015 Arctic Man Ski and Sno-Go Classic
Special Olympics power lifters
Alaska Miss Amazing Pageant
Despite difficulties, love of mushing keeps Lance Mackey going
Becoming an Outdoors Woman in Alaska
The 33rd Athabascan Fiddle Festival evolves with a younger generation
President Obama dances an Alaska Native dance in Dillingham, AK
Beach Front Silent Disco dance party at the Anchorage Museum
Brown bears feed at Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park and Preserve
Refugee gardeners in Anchorage
Wine grape grower hopes to make first Alaska-grown wine
Etsy Handmade Portraits - Woodmosaics
Alaska skier Ira Edwards can't slow down
Paddleboarder rides bore tide on Alaska's Turnagain Arm
The 2015 World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, Alaska
Real time aurora borealis over Turnagain Pass in Alaska
Unalakleet Native elder Lorena Paniptchuk
Creative Arts and Crafts exhibits at the Alaska State Fair
With graduation leis, Pacific Islanders bring a piece of home to Anchorage
Blues Central, Anchorage's new speakeasy
Alaska Green Cross celebrates marijuana legalization day
Senshi-Con, anime and gaming convention in Anchorage
The 49th Estate: The Buckner Building in Whittier, Alaska
How to catch a king salmon at Ship Creek in downtown Anchorage, Alaska
Sunken car towed from Palmer Hay Flats salmon rearing waters
2014 Alaska State Fair Giant Cabbage Weight-off
Hydro electric power in rural Alaska
The 49th Estate: The Alaska Mountain Rugby Grounds
Glass blower sees clear opportunity in marijuana initiative
Dead Disko is an Anchorage dance party with artistic twist
Talkeetna, Alaska Bachelor Auction & Ball
Alaska wild blueberry picking along the Denali Highway
Etsy - Last Standing MIll
Lizzie Borden on Born in Flames
Director Jill Sprecher on Clockwatchers
Studio Visits: Richard Haines
Studio Visits: Ping Zhu
Meet Filmmaker Isabel Sandoval
Meet Filmmaker Jennifer Reeder
Meet Filmmaker Jonas Mekas
Introducing Lois Weber
Three Starring Laura Dern promo
Starring Yaphet Kotto promo
Introducing Lois Weber teaser
Five by Wilder promo
Starring Delphine Seyrig
Art-House America at Alaska’s Gold Town Nickelodeon
Meet Filmmaker Elisabeth Subrin
Meet Filmmaker Lynne Sachs
Art-House America: The Roxy Theater
Studio Visits: Riccardo Vecchio
31st Athabascan Fiddle Festival, old-time music and a sober good timeThe Athabascan Fiddle Festival in Fairbanks had its first show 31 years ago, in 1983. Since then the festival has grown, and seen changes in the music, but is still thriving. The event is inter-generational, and it is not uncommon to see an elder and dancing with a young teenager. The dance feels like a throwback to the Gold Rush days, when such gatherings really started going gangbusters.The popular dances back then were reels and jigs, but over the years other dances entered the mix: Jitterbug, swing, two-step, waltz and foxtrot. But the old days are not lost. Today's dances feature a jigging competition, in which dancers sport their best beaded mukluks and moosehide regalia, and dance an Irish-inspired jig that a someone from the 19th century would recognize.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch. j.mp/akdsptchfiddlefest
Family ties: adapting to the land at Graveyard PointIt's at Graveyard Point -- where there are rusted canning vessels, broken boardwalks and literal human skulls poking out of the ground -- that a group of fishermen are helping to change what it means to catch fish in Bristol Bay.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/1dWxObZ
A museum like no other at Alaska's Rainy Pass LodgeFor 50 years, Buckey Winkley has been the hunting-guide-in-residence at Rainy Pass Lodge, the state's oldest hunting lodge. In that time, he's amassed a collection of hundreds of antique firearms and photos from successful hunts -- enough to fill a museum of his own design.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: j.mp/buckeysmuseum
Savoonga skin sewer, carrying her culture forwardSiberian Yupik fashion designer Christina Alowa of Savoonga learned to sew skins from watching both of her grandmothers and her mother, Annie Alowa, while growing up on St. Lawrence Island in the middle of the Bering Sea.
Inuit throat-singing sisters from CanadaKarin and Kathy Kettler, the Canadian throat-singing sisters who together are known as Nukariik, carry on the traditions of the elders from their mothers' village in Kangiqsualujjuaq, Nunavik, which is located in northern Quebec.
Punk Monday at Pasta AvantiThe shortage of Anchorage venues for all-ages shows makes Pasta Avanti one of the few places for musicians under 21 to play on a consistent basis.
Alaska Native rapper Rebel shares postive message with youthSamuel Johns, who raps under the name Rebel, uses music to reach out to Native youth in a way that’s relevant to their lives.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: j.mp/akdsptchsamueljohns
Competitive flower growing for the Alaska State FairMarya and Garnett Morrow Sr. of Moose Gardens Bed and Breakfast have been competing in the Alaska State Fair since the early 1980s, but have been consistently winning "grand champion" ribbons every year since 1985. Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: j.mp/1Kmr2Gz
Combat fishing on Alaska's Kenai PeninsulaWhen it comes to fishing on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, "high density" is the nice way to put it, though the more common term for the shoulder-to-shoulder fishing commonly seen on the Kenai River is "combat fishing." But the name belies an activity that can be more conducive to friendships than fighting. Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: j.mp/akdsptch-combatfish
Trapper TimTim Buechle says he likes old things, old planes, old cars and an old way of life. The 54 year-old trapper has been trapping since he was a kid in Pinconning, Michigan and lives a life that harkens back to the gold rush days of Alaska.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: j.mp/1D6Ue1a
Talkeetna, Alaska's bachelor auction and ballThe annual Talkeetna bachelor party raised over $20,000 for charity this year and "is by far the best party you'll ever go to."Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: j.mp/1wLHONG
Rural Native artist Jason Iya reaches new audiences onlineArtist Jason Iya was born in Nome and raised in Savoonga. He learned how to practice subsistence, gathering materials and carving walrus ivory from his father and the other carvers in his village. Iya was encouraged to pursue his art, which he did with vigor. After mastering carving in Savoonga, Iya spent years trying to navigate the art world in Anchorage, only to return to Savoonga to live a traditional lifestyle. He hunts, carves, and digs for prehistoric materials used in his work and to sell.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: http://j.mp/1lnTbVs
Etsy - Handmade Portraits Mabel PikeWith a deep-seated passion for beading, Tlingit Native elder Mabel Pike is dedicated to passing on the traditions of her clan's culture.Read the full Etsy blog post: etsy.me/handmadeportraitsmabelpike.
Fertile ground in rural Alaska at Meyers FarmAt his farm carved out of the tundra near the heart of Western Alaska’s biggest town, Tim Meyers thinks about feeding the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta and looks underground. There he has built a massive storage cellar to preserve potatoes, turnips, beets and more through the winter. Underground is where he starts seeds each spring in heated space under his house.
Handmade Portraits: The Bone CarverSylvester Ayek (sylvesterayek.etsy.com) continues to uphold the traditions of his Iñupiat elders: hunting, foraging, and the craft of carving walrus ivory and wood.Read the Etsy blog post: etsy.me/thebonecarver.
An Alaska homestead made for partyingDeVere Pieschl first visited the small community of Ferry, AK in the 1970s but it wasn’t until 1983 that he made it his own private party town.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/1ItwdJJ
Thursday Night at the Fights: Blood and hope mingle in the ring each week in AnchorageThursday Night at the Fights is a club boxing event, with a weekly card from October through April, and is judged on pro rules. There are seven fights every Thursday -- two mixed martial arts matches and five boxing bouts. The range of fighters goes from first-timers to boxers with hundreds of matches under their belts. It's become a way for young men to become proud sportsmen who display raw aggressive nerve. The personal stories of many of the fighters are inspiring, whether they box to stay off the streets, out of prison, or to become role models in their communities. Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: http://bit.ly/alaskadispatchthursfights
2015 Arctic Man Ski and Sno-Go ClassicAccording to founder Howard Thies, Arctic Man campgrounds in the Hoodoo Mountains at Summit Lake becomes the third largest city in Alaska overnight. The event has grown in the past thirty years from one hundred attendees to approximately 15,000. The grounds are overrun by RVs, snow machines, and bonfires.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/1OxHzuO
Special Olympics power liftersBack in 1968, Eunice Kennedy Shriver founded the organization that became Special Olympics, the world's largest sports organization for people with intellectual disabilities. The first official Special Olympics Winter Games were held in 1977 in Colorado. Since Eunice’s daughter, Maria Shriver was married at the time to a former Mr. Universe, Arnold Schwarzenegger, it makes sense that power lifting was added to the roster of the Special Olympics competitions.Read more: http://j.mp/akdsptchspecialopower
Alaska Miss Amazing PageantDesigned to give women and girls who experience disabilities a moment in the spotlight, Alaska's first Miss Amazing pageant aims to develop social interaction skills and boost self-confidence.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: http://j.mp/1tFs5eS
Despite difficulties, love of mushing keeps Lance Mackey goingFour-time Iditarod champion Lance Mackey has had a rough couple of years, between lingering health issues and rebuilding his champion Comeback Kennel. But the musher is as dedicated as ever to the sport -- and still hoping to find himself in the winner's circle.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/1E4Jt1f
Becoming an Outdoors Woman in AlaskaHeading outdoors to do a little shooting? Fly fishing? Hunting? Archery? Rapelling? Just need to survive Alaska’s wilderness?You need skills, and a state program run with support of the Outdoors Heritage Foundation aims to teach them in a friendly, supportive environment. The Becoming an Outdoors Woman program, or BOW for short, aims to teach the skills women (men can enroll, too) to thrive in the outdoors and embrace new challenges.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/1U5a35l
The 33rd Athabascan Fiddle Festival evolves with a younger generationThe 33rd Athabascan Fiddle Festival was held at the Chief David Salmon Tribal Hall in Fairbanks, AK Nov. 11-14, 2015. When the festival began thirty-three years ago it was a mix of Athabascan musicians from across Interior Alaska, contributing different styles of fiddle music from their respective villages.
President Obama dances an Alaska Native dance in Dillingham, AKPresident Barack Obama watched a traditional Yup’ik dance group perform four dances at Middle School in Dillingham, Alaska on Sept. 2, 2015. Obama first watched the performance, then got up and danced with the group. Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/1OdpVMi
Beach Front Silent Disco dance party at the Anchorage MuseumAnchorage local artist Buck Walsky re-created his Burning Man art installation on the front lawn of the Anchorage Museum. Beach Front Silent Disco is a dance party like no other. Alex the Lion djed music that was wirelessly transmitted to two hundred headphones that people could rent for the evening to dance. To a casual passerby the event looks like an odd miming performance with people shuffling around in frigid temperatures under sea creature-like blue lights. It was a surreal and joyful event to celebrate winter, sponsored by Polar Nights at the Anchorage Museum.
Brown bears feed at Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park and PreserveThe Brooks Falls Wildlife Viewing Platform at Brooks Camp offers visitors of Katmai National Park and Preserve a rare glimpse of brown bears close up in the wild. The site is a passage for sockeye salmon returning from the ocean, to the spawning grounds of Lake Brooks. Brown bears are known to gather at the falls during the salmon runs in July and September to feed on the plentiful fish. The area is also known for it's archaeological site containing some of the oldest human remains in North America dating approximately 9,00 years old.
Refugee gardeners in AnchorageSince 2007, Catholic Social Services Refugee Assistance and Immigration Services and the University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service have worked together to teach refugees new to Anchorage work in the gardens of McPhee Park in Mountain View, helping them to learn English and become a part of the community.Read the full article on ADN: http://j.mp/adnrefugeegarden
Wine grape grower hopes to make first Alaska-grown wineBell's Nursery owner Mike Mosesian is a fourth-generation grape grower. After years of growing flowers, tomatoes and table grapes in Anchorage, Mosesian decided to grow wine grapes. He hopes to produce the first Alaska wine made from locally grown grapes.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/1D3qFhC
Etsy Handmade Portraits - Woodmosaics
Alaska skier Ira Edwards can't slow downDon't tell Ira Edwards to slow down. There's not enough hours in the day for the athlete with a paralysis to accomplish everything he has in his mind.
Paddleboarder rides bore tide on Alaska's Turnagain ArmOn a rainy March morning, a lone paddleboarder rode a bore tide along Turnagain Arm in Southcentral Alaska. Leif Ramos had the wave to himself as he rode 45 minutes from just past Bird Point to Girdwood.
The 2015 World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, AlaskaThe World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks, which began in 1989, is the largest ice sculpting competition of its kind.This year, 16 teams have five and a half days to sculpt 45,000 pounds for the multi block competition, and two and a half days for the single block competition.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: j.mp/1KXBiKs
Real time aurora borealis over Turnagain Pass in AlaskaNight skies lit up early Wednesday morning during the second night of what is looking to be an especially active week for the aurora borealis.Skies over Anchorage cleared after midnight, treating Alaska's largest city to an aurora display that was especially active, if not especially colorful.Scattered low-hanging clouds marred otherwise clear views along Turnagain Arm, but Turnagain Pass, at 1,000 feet above sea level, offered mostly clear skies. This video was shot in real time using a Sony A7s camera, which can capture imagery in incredibly low light with a capacity of ISO 400,000.
Unalakleet Native elder Lorena PaniptchukLorena Paniptchuk has slowed down a bit in recent years, but she still manages to practice her sewing and beading, to both make a living and carry on traditions.
Creative Arts and Crafts exhibits at the Alaska State FairAmong the many exhibits at the Alaska State Fair, the whimsical "creative arts and crafts" department, housed in Irwin Hall, captures the unusual and interesting offerings that don't easily fit into other categories.
With graduation leis, Pacific Islanders bring a piece of home to AnchorageAnchorage is home to thriving Polynesian communities, and over the years residents of the city have adopted a favorite island tradition: honoring graduates with handmade leis. Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: http://j.mp/akdsptchgradleis
Blues Central, Anchorage's new speakeasyLongtime Anchorage residents are well acquainted with Blue Central, the midtown bar and restaurant that closed in 2013. It’s been resurrected at Williwaw (both in name and in a liquor license transfer) but with a far different look. Forget the well-worn booths and neon lighting. Blue Central has gone back to the Prohibition era, with a modern twist. Pictures of rock 'n' roll icons line the bar, lit by vintage-style Edison light bulbs. The cocktails include pop culture-inspired mixes alongside Prohibition-era favorites. Even getting in to the bar is an event -- requiring a phone booth, password and an unmarked door.
Alaska Green Cross celebrates marijuana legalization dayAt a party in this liberal, free-spirited enclave, pot enthusiasts celebrated both the groundbreaking legal change and the broader societal shift toward the acceptance of marijuana use.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/1vDefO8
Senshi-Con, anime and gaming convention in AnchorageHundreds of people dressed up as characters from anime and video games descended on the Egan Center this weekend for Senshi-Con, Alaska's largest anime convention.Read the full article on ADN: http://j.mp/adnsenshicon
The 49th Estate: The Buckner Building in Whittier, AlaskaThe city of Whittier is in the early stages of figuring out how decrepit the crumbling Buckner Building might be, with the hopes of maybe -- and that's a big maybe -- bringing the once-great structure back from the dead.Watch on ADN.com http://j.mp/adnbucknerbld
How to catch a king salmon at Ship Creek in downtown Anchorage, AlaskaIt's the first salmon run of the season at Ship Creek in downtown Anchorage and it's time to get out your rod and land a fish. Here's what you'll need to slay your first king. Read the full list here: http://j.mp/1GoqHDw
Sunken car towed from Palmer Hay Flats salmon rearing watersWade Behm and his son Eric of Happy Hooker Towing were called in by Alaska Department of Fish and Game to winch out a sunken Ford pickup truck from the waters of Palmer Hay Flats State Game Refuge Wednesday.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: j.mp/1RaQV18
2014 Alaska State Fair Giant Cabbage Weight-off“Marmaduke” claimed the title of king of the cabbages Friday night at the 19th annual Giant Cabbage Weigh-Off at the Alaska State Fair. At nearly 118 pounds, the washing-machine-size vegetable grown by Steve Hubacek of Wasilla topped this year’s closest competitor by 4 pounds.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch News: http://j.mp/cabbageweightoff
Hydro electric power in rural AlaskaINN Electric, a tiny village electric cooperative on the north shores of Iliamna Lake, serves approximately 600 people, using primarily a hydropower project tucked into the mountains about 12 miles north of the lake’s edge.Read the full article by Suzanna Caldwell on ADN: http://j.mp/akdsptchinnhydro
The 49th Estate: The Alaska Mountain Rugby GroundsAlaska Demolition owner Justin Green has transformed his front lawn into a private rugby field, in the hopes of putting Alaska on the international rugby map.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: http://j.mp/akdsptchakrugby
Glass blower sees clear opportunity in marijuana initiativeGirdwood glass blower sees budding opportunities with the possibility of marijuana legalization in Alaska and sheds light of the states 'don't ask, don't tell' attitude towards the drug.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: http://j.mp/1hkwV9n
Dead Disko is an Anchorage dance party with artistic twistTo the people of the Northern Light Collective (NLC), Dead Disko, a monthly "undead dance party," is a meeting of artistic minds. The collaborative events combine light and video projections, dancing, body paint, and DJs mixing house and electronic tunes they've created or dug up on the Internet.Read the full article: http://j.mp/akdsptchdeaddisco
Talkeetna, Alaska Bachelor Auction & BallThis year's annual Talkeetna Bachelor Auction & Ball brought in record amounts of money in early December thanks to 40 bachelors who strutted their stuff on stage to the wild cries of 250 women.Read the full article on Alaska Dispatch: http://j.mp/akdsptch-bachelorball
Alaska wild blueberry picking along the Denali Highway
Etsy - Last Standing MIll
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