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Allan Hayton interviews his aunt Virginia Titus, in Gwich’in, an Athabascan dialect, about the times when she first experienced apples and oranges coming to Fort Yukon when she was a girl. For a loose English translation by Hayton – who starred as King Lear in the recent Fairbanks Shakespeare show – visit KUAC & StoryCorps, made possible by a generous grant from Fairbanks Memorial … Read More

Learn to cook with Martha Stewart at your side, teaching you how to hold a chef's knife, select the very best ingredients, truss a chicken and much more. In the new, second series of Martha Stewart's Cooking School, you become her student, Saturdays at 3pm starting May 25th on KUAC TV. … Read More

Throughout his career, Wally Hickel defied stereotypes and confounded friends and foes alike. Energetic, candid and irreverent, he was fired from his Secretary of Interior post by President Nixon for opposing the Vietnam War. He returned home, won another term as Alaska Governor, and traveled the world to advance his vision of developing the Arctic to benefit all of its citizens. Take a closer … Read More

Join this traditional remembrance, featuring an all-star line-up with the National Symphony Orchestra and co-hosts Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise. The 24th annual broadcast, on the eve of Memorial Day, airs from the U.S. Capitol before a live audience of hundreds of thousands, millions more at home, and our troops around the world. Honor our military and be a part of the National Memorial Day … Read More

AK Shorts showcases amateur Alaskan filmmakers of all genres. The Brutalist and the Dove, an original film by UAF Assistant Professor Rob Prince and his hands-on documentary class, was a winner at the Fairbanks Film Festival. Explore “the architectural anomaly that is the Gruening building” on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus, in this KUAC TV premiere on Monday, May 27th at 9pm. … Read More