AK Rundown December 2&3, 2006
“Cuisine”
Host: Rebecca Sheir
Intro/Newscast/Credits
- Alaska Cuisine. Ellen Lockyer explores the question:
does Alaska have its own unique cuisine? Pkg. 5:45 (6:25 with intro)
- Pierre of the North. The chef uses some local
ingredients to create a “holiday surprise”. KTOO’s Jeff Brown. Pkg. 2:07
(2:24 with intro)
- Button: “Hey Good Lookin” sung by Ray Charles from
Greatest Country and Western Hits
- Poem. Keith Liles explores the intersection of food
and love. 2:22 total time.
Break#1: “Sing for Your Supper” played by Benny Goodman
&His Orchestra from 1938, Vol. 2
- School Nutrition. Shcools are cracking down on junk
food, but what about the food in the cafeteria? Alaska Teen Media
Institute’s Chris Frenier. Pkg. 4:40 (5:19 with intro)
- Sea lions. Researchers looking into the decline of
Stellar Sea Lions have discovered the sea lion equivalent of junk food. Host
two-way. Rebecca Sheir with Andrew Tristes.
- Button: “Junk Food Junkie” by Larry Groce from K-tel’s
Goofy Greats
- Spicy Food. Spicy foods are usually eaten in hot
climates, but Valerie Waldron thinks they’re perfect for Alaska.
- Muktuk. Ellen Lockyer explores the different ways that
muktuk can be prepared and served. Pkg. 2:19 (2:37 with intro)
Break#2: “tea for Two Cha Cha Cha” played by Tommy
Dorsey & His Orchestra from Best of Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
- Ilisagvik Cafeteria. Earl Finkler’s favorite place to
eat in Barrow is the old NARL cafeteria. Commentary. 1:23 (1:55 with intro)
- 300 Villages. Atqasuk and Port Graham.
- Coffee. Enough food, what is up with adults coffee
obsession? Sylvia Hitchcock Jones. Pkg. 4:05 (4:24 with intro)
- Button. “You’re the Cream in My Coffee” sung by
Marlene Dietrich from Pop Masters: Das Hobellied
- Food Network Winner. An Anchorage woman won a national
cup cake challenge on the Food Network; she makes and decorates elaborate
cakes and other goodies. Host Pkg. Rebecca Sheir. 6:34 total time.
Close: “Be Our Guest (Karaoke Version)” by Priddis from
Karaoke – Sing Beauty and the Beast