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Sep 10, 2026
Is Alaska About to Turn Blue? Suzanne Downing’s Unfiltered Election Take
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11:26John QuickHOST
Yeah
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11:26Suzanne DowningGUEST
... and Nome and even, e- even Ketchikan.
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11:29Suzanne DowningGUEST
They're doing a big get out the vote thing in Ketchikan this weekend all across the state.
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11:34Suzanne DowningGUEST
They're doing this Alaska First get out the vote for Mary Peltola by canvassing, going h- house to house.
From the Archives: Team & Trail, November 2001
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2:19Michelle FortoHOST
Eight months earlier, Doug Swingley of Lincoln, Montana, had won the Iditarod for the third year in a row.
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2:28Michelle FortoHOST
Nine days, 19 hours, 55 minutes into Nome.
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2:33Michelle FortoHOST
Linwood Fielder, second.
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2:35Michelle FortoHOST
Jeff King, third.
Backpacking Guides Have to RETEACH Clients These 3 Things with SUNNY STROEER
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10:21Sunny StroeerGUEST
I mean, I've literally spent months of my life on the trail at this point, but probably the one that was most memorable was in 2024.
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10:28Sunny StroeerGUEST
When I skied 1,000 miles from Anchorage to Nome, which is significant because up until that year, nobody had managed to do that, either male or female.
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10:36Carl MandrioliHOST
Which is amazing,
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10:37Sunny StroeerGUEST
yeah.
Transfer Window Reviews Part 2: The Two Footed Podcast
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20:25Dave HendrickHOST
Lucas Harrington was a big, big get because a lot of clubs wanted him, and he is a huge talent.
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20:31Dave HendrickHOST
And they added Nome- Nobel Mendy the same day, another big talent, can play center back or left back, ideal for three, made a ton of sense.
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20:40Dave HendrickHOST
Lucas Gourna-Doat.
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20:42Dave HendrickHOST
So there's the third defensive midfielder of the summer.
Ep. 218 ~ Justinas Leveika, King of Chaos Conquers Silk Road
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50:35Justinas LeveikaGUEST
The first one is the Iron Dog.
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50:37Justinas LeveikaGUEST
It's like a snow machine race that starts in Anchorage as well, or like outside of Anchorage, and it goes to Nome and past Nome, and they make a loop.
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50:48Justinas LeveikaGUEST
And they used to come back the same trail and finish in Anchorage.
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50:53Justinas LeveikaGUEST
But now couple of last year, in a couple of last two, whatever, seasons, they rerouted it, and now they finish in Fairbanks.
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52:31Justinas LeveikaGUEST
And, and this year, the dogsled race started one week later, so there was a week in between.
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52:39Justinas LeveikaGUEST
Usually, the first dogs start to pass you by the time you finish, or there's just like a couple of days.
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52:46Justinas LeveikaGUEST
Uh, this, and this year was a long, long wait for those going all the way to Nome because there was just no trail.
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52:55PatrickHOST
So do you have to ride from McGrath to Nome? Is that the thing? So you're just waiting-
Transfer Window Reviews Part 2: The Two Footed Podcast
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22:25Dave HendrickHOST
Lucas Harrington was a big, big get because a lot of clubs wanted him, and he is a huge talent.
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22:32Dave HendrickHOST
And they added Nome- Nobel Mendy the same day, another big talent, can play center back or left back, ideal for three, made a ton of sense.
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22:41Dave HendrickHOST
Lucas Gornados.
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22:43Dave HendrickHOST
So there's the third defensive midfielder of the summer.
Alaska Morning News: September 09, 2026 7am
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2:52Ava WhiteHOST
The Coast Guard says the survivor was rescued with symptoms of hypothermia.
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2:56Ava WhiteHOST
The Coast Guard says all three were brought back to shore aboard the fishing vessel and arrived in Nome early Tuesday morning.
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3:02Ava WhiteHOST
This is Alaska Public Media.
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3:06Ava WhiteHOST
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5 at 5 - CREEPIEST Disappearances Stream with Steve Stockton - Evening Wind Down
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296:03Steve StocktonNARRATOR
Overall, there are only 10 fatal bear attacks in Alaska if you count black, brown, polar and grizzly bears.
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296:11Steve StocktonNARRATOR
What about human predators? That brings us to the Nome serial killer.
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296:17Steve StocktonNARRATOR
Around 2005, people began to notice that a large percentage of residents or tourists who went missing in Alaska happened to disappear from the city of Nome.
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296:26Steve StocktonNARRATOR
in fact the numbers became so worrying that rumors of a serial killer began to run rampant throughout local topics of conversation totally ruining the vibe this loud panic eventually caught the year the fbi who came rushing in to investigate eager to catch a murder and show him off to their friends but they didn't find one instead they concluded that it was gnome's fault all along you see alaska is known to have one of the highest ratio of alcohol-free municipalities in america but gnome loves to party which is the very reason why so many people flock to the city in the first place so now you have a bunch of drunk visitors wandering off alone into the woods to take a pee maybe and then suddenly they get eaten by a bear or stolen by aliens or seduced by the otter man or they simply pass out and freeze to death so at this time there has been no evidence supporting that there is a serial killer on the loose in gnome alaska and then there's the popular black pyramid legend while nobody really knows what this means or if it even exists at all there's this obscure legend that a black pyramid twice the size of the great pyramid of giza is buried beneath alaska around the mount mckinley area what's more this tale came out as recently as 1992 which of course means it's got to be true just kidding that year on anchorage's channel 13 three scientists announced that they had accidentally discovered an unexplainable structure below the ground, which they located using seismic recording equipment.
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297:59Steve StocktonNARRATOR
According to Douglas A. Mutchler, geologists had used the detonation to undertake a seismographic study of the Earth's crust, only to find a pyramid structure larger than Cheops underground, somewhere west of Mount McKinley.
Sam Spade - The Fairly-Bright Caper
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12:16speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
Oh, that reminds me.
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12:17speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
I must see whether the blubber arrived for that Eskimo they're flying down from Nome.
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12:20speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
Yeah, well...
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12:21speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
What I'm getting at, Spade, is that with a collection of people like that, well...
Our Air Force The Keystone of National Defense-William Lendrum Mitchell
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62:30Ted LienhartNARRATOR
With such a system, air forces could be transferred from New York to San Francisco in 25 hours flying time, and from a central position in the middle states they could fly to the east coast in 8 hours, to the western frontier in 15 hours, or to the southern coast and along the Mexican border in 10 hours.
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62:50Ted LienhartNARRATOR
Our aviators have recently flown from New York to Nome, Alaska in 56 hours flying time without the loss of a ship, man, or any equipment, and it must be remembered that this was the first trip of this kind attempted.
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63:04Ted LienhartNARRATOR
The airdrome system, meteorological data, and the communicating and supply organizations were very rapidly installed.
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63:12Ted LienhartNARRATOR
With a definite and well-planned organization, air forces could be thrown into Alaska with very great rapidity and would form a most efficient defense in that territory in case of war.
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