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Latest Episodes
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KYUK's Mathew Hunter spoke with the Out-going Commander at the VFW, Michael Calvetti to speak about their VFW raffle, prizes and their booth at the Independence Day celebration -
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KYUK's Mathew Hunter spoke with Author, Margaret Hannah Ferguson about her Children's book, "Hop on Hop off Denali" her story was inspired by her journey and experience with Denali. You can purchase her book on Amazon, or in person at Anchorage and or here in Bethel at the Cultural Center SWAAG gift shop.
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KYUK's Mathew Hunter spoke with Clayton Conner to speak about his journey of painting.
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KYUK's Mathew Hunter spoke with Nate DeHaan about the upcoming 10K race on Saturday, June 14 at 8 p.m. at the Cultural Center and the Triathlon challenge, which will take place July 12, at 10 a.m. at teh YK Fitness Center. If you have questions or would like to volunteer, contact Nate DeHaan at 907-545-9233
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KYUK's Ryan Cotter spoke with Sheryl Saturnino, the Program Officer at Rasmuson Foundation to speak about the return of the Individual Artist Award. To apply, go to rasmuson.org and the deadline to apply is Monday, June 9 at 12:01 a.m. (AKDT)
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KYUK's Mathew Hunter spoke to Mikayla Miller, the Youth Services Coordinator at the Kuskokwim Consortium Library about the upcoming and exciting events for the Month of June. Contact the Library at (907) 543-4516 for more information
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KYUK's Ryan Cotter spoke to David Compton and Lillian Okpaleke about the exciting and upcoming sport, Pickleball. To join their team group chat, download team reach and enter the code 'BET99559' or go to their Facebook page, Bethel Pickleball Club to get court location and game times.
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KYUK's Mathew Hunter spoke with Rick Thoman, an Alaska Climate Specialist with the Alaska Center for Climate assessment and policy at the University of Alaska Fairbanks speaking about this past winter, current spring and the upcoming summer season.