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Sep 13, 2026

Greg FitzsimmonsHOST
25:16
Some of my favorite shows of my year are in that club.
Greg FitzsimmonsHOST
25:20
Fairbanks, Alaska, I'll be in a few different venues September 30th through October 3rd.
Greg FitzsimmonsHOST
25:25
Batavia, Illinois at the Comedy Vault, October 15 through 17.
Greg FitzsimmonsHOST
25:29
Then I'm coming to Toronto October 23rd through the 25th.
WilkinHOST
61:04
I shaking took my own pen and offered a line.
WilkinHOST
61:07
If you need another, take what's not vital, take every memory of Silo 5, take my one summer in Fairbanks.
WilkinHOST
61:14
The pain was sharp, just saying it.
WilkinHOST
61:16
The pen moved easier, the page stopped trembling.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
73:19
To make the trip to the Arctic, Sebold had taken a six-month leave of absence from the outdoor school.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
73:24
Thomas began his trip at an Alaskan native fish camp in the southeastern part of the state, and from there traveled north along the Tenano River near Fairbanks, all while living on the land.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
73:34
By September 2012, Thomas had arrived in the northwest Alaska village of Ambler.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
73:39
From there, he trekked about 30 miles up the Ambler River to the cabin home of a woman and her 13-year-old son whom his mentor at the outdoor school had put him in touch with.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
73:52
That was the last time he was ever seen.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
73:54
He was expected to be back in touch between the end of October and the beginning of November, with November 10th being the cutoff date to catch his flight back to Wisconsin on November 15th.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
74:04
It is clear that something happened which prevented Thomas from following his plans of trekking 30 miles to the town of Kobuk, where he would have taken his plane back to Fairbanks and then on to Wisconsin.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
74:12
Alaska State Police were alerted on November 11, 2012, when he filled a show for the flight and they quickly focused their search near the confluence of the Ambler River and Ulaniak Creek, where they believe Seabold may have built a base camp.
DocHOST
2:01
Rafiki is 32 years old.
DocHOST
2:03
a Marine Corps veteran, a former backpacking guide, and the first person to ever thru-hike the Alaska Long Trail, a roughly 500-mile route from Seward to Fairbanks that is still under development, was not on Far Out when he walked it, and whose wildlife is, by unanimous community consensus, not the bears.
DocHOST
2:25
It's the rivers.
DocHOST
2:26
He is also, as of this hike, a retired thru-hiker.
Bradford BartelsGUEST
4:20
Hiker Trash Radio approved.
Bradford BartelsGUEST
4:21
Apply bear spray topically.
DocHOST
4:26
The Alaska Long Trail runs northbound from Seward to Fairbanks, roughly 500 miles, though Rafiki estimates closer to 450 as actually completed, with about 30% roadwalks connecting trail segments.
DocHOST
4:40
He did it in 47 days.
Nicole HunterGUEST
19:38
And you can also cruise or tour with us, excuse me, through Dawson City, which was the start of the Gold Rush.
Nicole HunterGUEST
19:46
I did out of Skagway up last year, a couple nights in Skagway at a hotel, moved on the train as we made our way up to Dawson City, to Fairbanks.
Nicole HunterGUEST
19:57
through the Yukon, and there's so much rich history there.
Nicole HunterGUEST
20:01
I call it kind of the planes, trains, and automobiles because we were.

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Larry GelwixHOST
47:03
So, yes, you have the westernmost, but then you have the easternmost because of the international date line.
Larry GelwixHOST
47:11
The aurora borealis, or northern lights, can be seen on average from some point in Alaska 243 days a year.
Larry GelwixHOST
47:20
year in Fairbanks I gotta tell you I've seen the Northern Lights it's overwhelming absolutely overwhelming one-third of Alaska's land is in the Arctic Circle well we talked about the mountain peaks let's talk about seeing Alaska I think the best way to see Alaska is is actually on a cruise ship.
Larry GelwixHOST
47:45
And there's two types of itineraries.
Adam HoweHOST
25:01
I'm assuming maybe they throw him in there for one game, but yeah, I would expect him to do most of his damage strictly from at the plate, not behind the plate.
Adam HoweHOST
25:11
The Miami Marlins last piece here, they got back their closer and Pete Fairbanks missing some time with the same nerve issues that he's dealt with most of his career and should slot right back in.
Adam HoweHOST
25:25
Whether or not Miami gives them any save opportunities is a completely different question.
Adam HoweHOST
25:30
But he was somebody I was really surprised in my home head-to-head league.
Kevin HastingHOST
26:13
Possibly Atlanta's shored up that NL East by then, and they're resting some guys over the weekend.
Kevin HastingHOST
26:19
But yeah, you have to.
Kevin HastingHOST
26:21
There's not a better option out there than hoping that Miami has a safe situation for Pete Fairbanks.
Adam HoweHOST
26:28
Right.
Marco RivestGUEST
15:38
It's more like the same snow to snow conditions.
Marco RivestGUEST
15:41
Trail like DePauw or Fairbanks, we never see that here in our place.
Marco RivestGUEST
15:47
The only times a dog can go that fast, it's either in DePauw or Fairbanks.
Marco RivestGUEST
15:52
So it's a little bit easier there, more in the comfort zone with that kind of format.
Marco RivestGUEST
16:01
Yeah.
Jack BennyHOST
20:35
And now for our play, Sergeant Benny of the Northwest Mounted.
Jack BennyHOST
20:40
The scene takes place in Alaska between Fairbanks and Pickford.
Jack BennyHOST
20:47
Do you know him? Am I cold tonight, huh? Mary, you wrote this, didn't you?
Mary LivingstonePANELIST
20:53
Yes.
Corey K. WardHOST
36:28
Basically the largest churches building right now.
Richie SteadmanHOST
36:30
Uh, Fairbanks, Alaska.
Corey K. WardHOST
36:33
Yeah, this temple is also under construction in Alaska.
Corey K. WardHOST
36:36
They recently placed some of the modules for the modular units that will help make the rooms of the temple.
Corey OlsenHOST
95:18
heaps of tailings in Alaska when...
Corey OlsenHOST
95:24
Dime was driving me was driving with me around Fairbanks.
Corey OlsenHOST
95:27
We saw some of the gold mining places where they're still mining for gold.
Corey OlsenHOST
95:31
And you could see the piles of tailings, which is the the you know, the rock after the gold has been mostly taken out of it.

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