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Is there a group of pilgrims planning to visit Spruce island this summer (2024)? Preferably from LA. Thank you and God bless!

Speaking as a displaced alaskan, I have had the opinion for some years now that anytime something exists in the lower 48 and gets popular, it often exists first or even better in AK. Like telehealth is pretty new down here, but in AK CHAP has been around for longer than telehealth was a concept. Who needs a dozen apps when you've got Kusko Cab?

I'm Algerian and I'm in love with Alaskan culture 😍 Gosh, I wish I'd have the chance to live there. Can't really explain my feelings 😭 Love and greetings from Algeria 🤗❤️🇩🇿

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Thank you for sharing this moving story. I understand the feeling of being tired of having to be strong. It seems an unfair burden, and yet everyone is having to bear it, without much support. I'm glad to see that more resources are being made available, and made culturally appropriate. I wonder what we outside the community can do. Can scholarships be set up so that counsellors from the village can be trained, the return home to help? What future do they want for themselves, and how can we support that happening?

This guys is awesome!!! Does he teach classes?

False fuzzy French fry is better

Great video and subject (who is also a great lawyer)!

I saw him at the Renaissance Fair last weekend.

Awwwwwwwwwww!! Teeny tiny Tyonek… A bit late to the party, but I cried so hard when I heard his story - sobbed into my blanket. Poor little precious darling baby beluga! OH MY HEART!! 😭😭😭 Kudos to ASLC for saving him!!

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Been a big fan of this guy since I found his youtube video "a Drawing" about 10 years ago. I've got a few prints of his on my wall, but I haven't made it to Anchorage yet. Soon, one day.

remember its better to know the real side of living there Alaska, it's no use to soft soap a place, its as if you want to say something else but you waver and just say how good it was to live there

Rooting for her.

I'm reading a fascinating book on this topic - Kings of the Yukon by Adam Weymouth.

Pssst… In regards to @journeytomicro : This still falls under the @pbsdigitalstudios umbrella. I genuinely hope PBS pulls their heads out of their rear ends and finds a way to salvage this channel. In the meantime, please gently put pressure on them to do so. @PBS @eons @pbsterra @pbsspacetime @PBSNewsHour @KQEDDeepLook @novapbs @frontline @SciShow @PBSKIDS @naturepbs @AmericanExperiencePBS @PBSHawaii @wedupbs @indealaska @hankschannel You have always been the last line in quality educational content. This channel deserves saving. Please, do something.

I cant wait to visit! Which months are snowy? Dry? loved your video! See you soon

Can't wait to visit this place the next time we're in Anchorage.

Quyana! Thanks to modern technology I have the opportunity to learn about my culture and heritage. Over the years I’ve grown a vast appreciation in keeping the unwritten traditions alive. My mother and grandmother passed some time ago in Anchorage, so their experiences and stories went with them. I’m a descendant of the Oscar family from Bethel but know absolutely nothing about them sadly. I just hope that we can use todays tools to record everything we can before the opportunity slips us. ❤

Ive judged her in a competition

New Zealand has the best pies

Cabbage

Salmon are so important for these people, i hope for the best.

I'm not from Alaska, I don't live in Alaska, I've never set foot in Alaska, but I love these short films and look forward to each new one that is released. Thank you Alaska Public Media! :) (From a lifelong Portlander/Oregonian)

Thank you for this feature Alaska Public Media! The students and I were so thrilled to be a part of this!

At first this video made me sad but hearing her hope for the future of her community makes me realize that it's not always a sad story! We gotta have hope

I adore Daisy. What a sweetie! And she's doing so much good for our community!

That's such a beautiful collaboration. I miss Alaska and so these stories bring me a lot of joy. Thank you!

Maybe I'm romanticizing it but people are so lucky to live there. It's like if time has stood still there but in a good way..

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"Get to the chopper!" is what she says everyday at work. Its awesome that she's an amazing break dancer & veteran too.

This was a life changing experience for myself and my family, thank you!

miss u sm mom😣

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George is a vendor xD

I hate being around other people, but for some reason, i like this.

Blue restaurant bandaids are much better and stay on really well

Wow. And in thought no black folk would be there. I was wrong

North Coast ❤

An absolutely beautiful person inside and out! 🥰 Very Best Regards, Tom Scott Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System _Our American Injustice System_ _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_

My mom does crochet

Wish there was more baseball faclities here in the interior and not just down in Anchorage

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It’s nice to see people care about things

Quyana (Yup’ik / Cup’ik) How’aa (Haida) Taikuu (Inupiaq) Tsin’aen (Ahtna Athabascan) Chin’an (Dena’ina Athabascan) Quyanaa (Alutiiq) Qaĝaasakung (Aleut) Gunalchéesh! (Tlingit) Thank you, Mackenzie, for your efforts. Thank you, Indie Alaska, for sharing the stories of the people, the land, and the fish.