AK Rundown November 26&27, 2005
“Ice”
Intro/Newscast/Credits
- Ice worms. Scientists have a renewed interest in the
much maligned ice worm, all the way up to NASA. AK’s Ashley Gross. Pkg.
(5:23 Total Time)
- Hinzman Interview. UAF’s Larry Hinzman recently
published a paper about the role of ice in climate change. Host two-way.
(4:04 total time)
- Erebus. The sound of the seismic waves created by
giant ice bergs. Gabriel Spitzer/Host Wrap. (2:10 total time)
Break #1 – “Alpha Beta Gaga,” by Air, from Talkie Walkie
- Juneau Figure Skating. A figure skating scene quickly
emerged when Jueneau’s new indoor ice rink opened a few years ago.
CoastAlaska’s Ed Schoenfeld. Pkg. 3:42 (4:08 with intro)
- Button – “Skating on Thin Ice,” by Tower of Power,
from Bump City
- Calendar of Events: Music bed – “La Valse Des Montres,”
By Yann Tiersen, from the Soundtrack for Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain
- 300 Villages. Slana, Koyuk and Whale Pass.
- Words for Snow. There’s an old cliché about the
number of Eskimo words for snow; Ellen Lockyer checked it out. Pkg. 4:47
(5:05 with intro)
- Fairbanks Ice Dome. In a place with lots of ice, one
guy is making even more. KUAC’s Sarah Neal. Pkg.
Break #2 – “Carnival of Souls,” by Combustible Edison, from
I, Swinger
- Fairbanks Ice Carving. Artists are already gearing
up for the world ice carving championships. Rachael Kvapil. Pkg. 2:20 (2:44
with intro)
- Yoshikawa. A Japanese researcher at UAF has found
permafrost older than was thought to exist in Alaska. Gabriel Spitzer. Host
Wrap.
- Button – “Ice Ice Baby,” by Cromwell St., from Under
Construction
- Whale’s Tail. In Point Hope, an annual feast
celebrates the coming of the ice. Host Pkg. Gabriel Spitzer.
- Owen Mason. Most scientists think increased coastal
erosion is caused by global warming; Owen Mason thinks man-made structures
have a lot to do with it. Interview. 5:01 total time
- Stinger – “Up the Beach,” by Jane’s Addiction, from
Nothing’s Shocking.
- Tony Bickert. An icy parking lot forced Tony Bickert
off his driving ego-trip a few years back. Commentary. 3:40 (4:05 with
intro)
Close bed – “Mosh, Don’t Pass the Guy,” by Frank Black,
from “The Cult of Ray”