AK Rundown September 24&25, 2005

 

“Family”

 

Intro/Newscast/Credits

 

  1. Namesakes. In the Yupik culture, babies are named after deceased people, and take on their relations and characteristics. KYUK’s Angela Denning Barnes. 7:08 (7:28 with intro).
  2. UAA Students. For students coming from close knit villages, the transition to college can be rough. AK’s Ashley Gross. 4:07 (4:29 total time)

 

Break #1: “No Demands” by MiloMusic from Inbound Boomerang

 

  1. Ellen’s Wedding. Ellen Lockyer never thought she’s get married, right up until the day she did. AK’s Ellen Romero. 6:15 (6:30 with intro)
  2. Marriage/Kidnap. A recent Kenai elopement was a romantic wedding, or a kidnapping, depending on who you talk to. The marriage raises questions about when a disabled person is able to make her own decisions.  Ak’s Gabriel Spitzer. Host Pkg. 6:59 total time.
  3. Button. “Forget Me Not Waltz” by Heather Burch Adrian from Field of
    Heather
  4. 300 villages. Anchor Point and Copper Center.
  5. Calendar of Events. “Joshua” by Miles Davis from Seven Steps to Heaven

 

Break #2. “Joshua” continued

 

  1. Hitchcock Family. Bonnie Sue Hitchcock’s family has gone through a transformation in the last 4 years. KUAC’s Bonnie Sue Hitchcock. 5:40 (6:14 with intro)
  2. Button. “Sunrise, Sunset” from Fiddler on the Roof
  3. Hannon’s Bathroom. Robert Hannon’s family in Fairbanks has only one bathroom; that causes some problems on many mornings. Commentary. 3:30 (3:43 with intro)
  4. Burtner. Alaska-raised composer Matthew Burtner uses computers and more to create music described as unique, adventurous, and weird. KTOO’s Anne Sutton. Pkg.

 

Close. “Smokescreen” by Greyboy from Mastered the Art