AK Rundown March 26/27, 2005

 

“War”

 Open/Newscast/Credits

 

  1. Iraq Veterans.  Soldiers who have returned home talk about their experiences and re-adjusting to life here. Pkg/ Ahsley Gross/ 5:40 (6:21 with intro)
  2. Iraq Vox. One large group is just leaving for Afghanistan; others have returned home. Host wrap. one separate cut and vox. (2:40 total time)
  3. Button. Youngbloods “Get Together”
  4. Knolmayer. Idiatod finisher Thomas Knolmayer served as a surgeon in Iraq. Host Wrap. (2:17 total time)

 

Break One: The Pogues “The Battle March medley”

 

  1. Aleut Exhibit. An art exhibit in Pheonix tries to raise awareness about the boming of Dutch Harbor and the Aleut relocation. Pkg/Rene Gutel/3:40 (4:15 with intro)
  2. Korean War Vet. Alaska’s older veterans are passing away, leaving their stories behind. Profile of Petersburg veteran KFSK’s Matt Lichtenstein/pkg/5:00 (5:29 with intro)
  3. Hmong Vet. Not all of Alaska’s vets are American; some are refugees. Profile of one Hmong Vet. Pkg/Annie Feidt/ 4:03 (4:35 with intro)
  4. 300 villages. Quinhagak and Deering.
  5. Calendar of Events. O-Tumba “The John Damberg Latin Jazz Quintet”

 

Break Two: O-Tumba, continued

 

  1. Home Front. When there’s a major deployment, the home town suffers too. KUAC’s Sarah Neal/ Pkg.
  2. War protestors. Veteran of earlier wars are among those who regularly turn out to oppose the Iraq War. Coast Alaska’s Ed Schoenfeld/Pkg/4:32 (5:00 with intro)
  3. Tax Protestors. There are many ways to protest the war – one is to not pay taxes.  Ashley Gross/Host Wrap. (3:28 total time)
  4. button: Critters Buggin’
  5. Bobby Cheeks. Anchorage Airman Bobby Cheek balances his military job with a hip hop career. Host Wrap. (3:40 total time)

 

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