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Radio SpecialsKusko JamboreeKYUK present the Kusko Jamboree featuring artists Jacques Longpre, Quinn Christopherson, and Pamyua.
2025-12-221h 59KCAWSoutheast Celebrates News Day 2025
Thank you so much for joining us to celebrate and support Raven Radio’s news team on Southeast Celebrates News Day this year! Listen below to conversations with one very familiar voice and two newer ones. News Director Katherine Rose interviewed former News Director Rob Woolsey, Reporter Hope McKenney interviewed KUCB News Director Maggie Nelson, and Sarah Evangeline Hughes News Resident Ryan Cotter interviewed KYUK Reporter Samantha Watson.
Hear them below, and join in on our end-of-year news drive here.
Rob Woolsey interviewed by Katherine Rose: Part 1
Rob Woolsey interviewed by Katherine Rose: Pa...
2025-12-2000 min
Radio SpecialsA Christmas CarolThe Bethel Actors Guild production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
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Anchorage News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!KYUK Radio Faces Job Cuts, Uncertain FundingKYUK, Bethels public radio and television station, is facing significant job cuts due to financial uncertainty. The station will transition to four full-time employees and ten part-time staff in January, cutting more than half of their current full-time positions. The cuts are necessary to ensure the stations survival, as they await over one million dollars in one-time funding from the White House. However, the long-term sustainability of this funding is questioned by other public media leaders.DNN | The Daily News Now!The world’s first global local news network.Every city. Every story. AI powered.
2025-11-2502 min
RevealIn Rural America Public Radio Saves LivesWhen a typhoon hit Alaska, public radio station KYUK was on the air, broadcasting critical information about conditions, evacuations and search and rescue operations. An estimated 1600 people were displaced and many were saved in the biggest airlift operation in state history“The work that we do in terms of public safety communication literally does save lives”, said Sage Smiley, KYUK’s news director. KYUK is small, scrappy and bilingual. It broadcasts in English and Yugtun, the native language of an indigenous population that lives in villages along two massive rivers. The station airs NPR but also hig...
2025-11-2250 min
Code SwitchHow Trump's cuts to public media threaten the first Native American stationOn October 1, 2025, public radio stations lost all of their federal funding -- and for Black and Native American community stations, the cuts hit hard. Case in point, KYUK in Bethel, Alaska, which was the first Indigenous-led public radio station. They lost 70% of their budget after federal public media cuts, and will be shrinking from 10 full-time staffers, to 4 people. We speak to Esther Green, a Yupik elder, and her co-host Diane McEachern of KYUK's spiritual wellness show, Ikayutet, and station general manager Kristin Hall, about what the future looks like for the station.Learn more about sponsor message choices: p...
2025-11-1517 min
Wellness WednesdayLearning more about dementiaFormer KYUK Wellness Programming Producer Ryan Cotter speaks with Yasmin Radbod, Steffi Kim, and Joy Anderson on the topic of aging and dementia.
2025-11-0628 min
The Last Meal Podcast(114) Life in Prison in Alaska*****PLEASE READ, SIGN, AND SHARE MY PETITION!!!*****
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2025-10-2452 min
National Native NewsThursday, October 16, 2025Photo: Personal hygiene products are laid out for storm evacuees at the Bethel Search and Rescue building in Bethel, Alaska on October 14, 2025. (Corinne Smith / KYUK)
Donations are pouring into Bethel Search and Rescue in the wake of the catastrophic storm that hit the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta over the weekend.
As KYUK’s Evan Erickson reports, the building has been buzzing with volunteers and recent evacuees, some of whom have lost everything.
At the Bethel Search and Rescue building, families from villages hit hardest by Sunday’s storm grab items from long tables overflowing with clothes and esse...
2025-10-1604 minNational Native NewsThursday, October 16, 2025Photo: Personal hygiene products are laid out for storm evacuees at the Bethel Search and Rescue building in Bethel, Alaska on October 14, 2025. (Corinne Smith / KYUK)
Donations are pouring into Bethel Search and Rescue in the wake of the catastrophic storm that hit the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta over the weekend.
As KYUK’s Evan Erickson reports, the building has been buzzing with volunteers and recent evacuees, some of whom have lost everything.
At the Bethel Search and Rescue building, families from villages hit hardest by Sunday’s storm grab items from long tables overflowing with clothes and esse...
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2025-10-061h 28TalklineHost Ruth Evon speaks on the importance of radioVolunteer Host Ruth Evon speaks on the importance of radio and the strong, long lasting trust KYUK has in the YK Delta during the annual KYUK Fall fundraiser.
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Radio Specials2025 Bethel City Council Candidates ForumOn Oct. 2, four candidates running for four seats on the council made their cases for how to strengthen the community, and what they can bring to the table.
2025-10-0356 min
Post ReportsCongress cut public media funding. Now what?KYUK is the oldest Native American-owned radio station in the country. It broadcasts morning newscasts in both English and Yup'ik, the local Indigenous language, to 56 remote communities in Southwest Alaska. When there’s a weather emergency or even just a local basketball game, these communities turn to KYUK for information. But soon, that could all change. Late last week, Congress passed a rescissions bill that claws back the money set aside for public broadcasting for the next two years. For KYUK, this money represents close to 70 percent of its entire budget. Without it, the station could go dar...
2025-07-2225 minWellness WednesdayNavigating boredom w/YKFCIn honor of Anti-Boredom Month, Annie Lang speaks with KYUK Intern William Phillips on how boredom can help or hinder people in maintaining healthy habits and hobbies.
2025-07-1633 minWellness WednesdayA conversation on poetryKYUK Wellness Producer Ryan Cotter speaks with Juneau-based poet Na Mee on how writing poetry can help maintain wellness.
2025-07-1031 min
Radio SpecialsTo Stay or To Go: Indigenous Communities Respond to Climate ChangeAs the impacts of climate change intensify, Indigenous communities across Alaska and Louisiana are facing difficult questions about home, identity, and the future. Should they stay and adapt, or relocate to safer ground?
2025-07-0157 min
The Alaska Fisheries Report from KMXTThe Alaska Fisheries Report 19 June 2025This week on The Alaska Fisheries Report with Terry Haines:Brian Venua peers through his monocle to chronicle one crabber's journey to DC for KMXT, the Fishery Management Council of the North Pacific still won't be specific about a chum collar for Bering Sea pollock trawlers, according to reporting from KYUK's Evan Erickson, and Samantha Watson's relation of her participation in a Kuskokwim salmon celebration, with the story creation and audio preparation at KYUK.
2025-06-2014 minRadio SpecialsGreat Elk live teaserPatrick and Paul, both members of the Great Elk came into KYUK for a 30-minute live teaser. In Bethel, where they kick off their 7-day tour at the Cultural Center alongside Velma Lyle
2025-05-2123 minRadio SpecialsHost Sam Berlin speaks to Randall Friendly and Christopher Tulik about the Waterfowl season
2025-04-2657 min
Meditations of Master Woo Myung📜 How Did Nam Sa-go, the Author of Kyuk-Am-Yu-Rok, Come to Write This Book? : prophecy, destiny, divine messages, truth, heaven’s will,... | Master Woo Myung | Santa Clara Meditation✨ About This ReadingIn this profound reflection, Master Woo Myung explains how Nam Sa-go, the author of Kyuk-Am-Yu-Rok, came to write his prophetic book. Although Nam Sa-go claimed the words were given by a god, Master Woo Myung reveals that God does not physically write books—rather, man himself is God, and God is man. True wisdom is not about attributing revelations to an external deity but realizing that heaven’s voice and truth are already within.📖 Original Text (Full Reading)How Did Nam Sa-go, the Author of Kyuk-Am-Yu-Rok, Come to Write...
2025-04-0900 min
Meditations of Master Woo Myung☁️ Kyuk-Am-Yu-Rok, a Book of Prophecy, Describes the Savior As Being the “King of the Clouds in the Sky”, and “the True Master of Paradise”. What Does... | Master Woo Myung | Santa Clara Meditation✨ About This ReadingMaster Woo Myung explains that the Savior described in Kyuk-Am-Yu-Rok as the “King of the Clouds in the Sky” signifies the true master of heaven itself, for the clouds, sky, and sunset are all heaven. The Savior is not only the master of the sky but also of earth and mankind, uniting them with everlasting life. This eternal life means living as Truth—the never-changing energy of the origin, which in Korean literally means “the energy of peace.” While the human body perishes, Truth remains eternal, and everlasting life is to live forever as this unchanging e...
2025-03-3001 min
Native America CallingThursday, March 13, 2025 – Decades of funding neglect is causing serious problems for rural Alaska school buildingsAn entire wall of one school building is buckling after a leaky roof went unattended for 19 years. Students at another school have to go home to use the bathroom during the day because the school’s water pipes burst. Exposed insulation hangs from the ceiling in another school. For more than a quarter century, the Alaska legislature has devoted only a fraction of the funds needed to keep the public school buildings that serve a predominantly Alaska Native student population functioning properly. We’ll hear about the investigation by KYUK in collaboration with ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network and NPR’s...
2025-03-1355 minNative America CallingThursday, March 13, 2025 – Decades of funding neglect is causing serious problems for rural Alaska school buildingsAn entire wall of one school building is buckling after a leaky roof went unattended for 19 years. Students at another school have to go home to use the bathroom during the day because the school’s water pipes burst. Exposed insulation hangs from the ceiling in another school. For more than a quarter century, the Alaska legislature has devoted only a fraction of the funds needed to keep the public school buildings that serve a predominantly Alaska Native student population functioning properly. We’ll hear about the investigation by KYUK in collaboration with ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network and NPR’s...
2025-03-1355 minNational Native NewsThursday, March 6, 2025Photo illustration by Shoshana Gordon/ProPublica. Photos by Emily Schwing/KYUK and Michael Grabell/ProPublica.
KYUK reporter Emily Schwing spent the last year crawling through attics, basements, and classrooms in rural public schools across Alaska.
What she found was a serious public health and safety crisis that’s impacting Alaska’s Indigenous students.
There is no mechanism to condemn a building in Alaska, but in the tiny community of Sleetmute, that’s exactly what an architect recommended for the public school in 2021.
Angela Hayden is the lead teacher.
“The roof was leaking w...
2025-03-0604 minNational Native NewsThursday, March 6, 2025Photo illustration by Shoshana Gordon/ProPublica. Photos by Emily Schwing/KYUK and Michael Grabell/ProPublica.
KYUK reporter Emily Schwing spent the last year crawling through attics, basements, and classrooms in rural public schools across Alaska.
What she found was a serious public health and safety crisis that’s impacting Alaska’s Indigenous students.
There is no mechanism to condemn a building in Alaska, but in the tiny community of Sleetmute, that’s exactly what an architect recommended for the public school in 2021.
Angela Hayden is the lead teacher.
“The roof was leaking w...
2025-03-0604 min
The Alaska Fisheries Report from KMXTAlaska Fisheries Report 12 December 2024On this week's Alaska Fisheries Report with Terry Haines:
KYUK's Margaret Sutherland reports that low prices put a damper on last year's Bristol Bay sockeye season, a new study looks at the size of chinook salmon, as reported by KYUK's Samantha Watson, and Davis Hovey of KMXT tells of an effort to encourage "ocean pastures."
2024-12-1214 minRadio SpecialsParlor in the RoundOn Nov. 15 at the Yupiit Picaryarait Cultural Center, the return of Alaska’s musical game show with an improv twist – “Parlor in the Round” – lived up to the bar set when it came to Bethel for the first time last year.
2024-11-251h 52Radio SpecialsHouse District 38 candidate forumListen here to the House district 38 candidate forum from October 24, 2024.
2024-10-251h 30Radio SpecialsThe Turn of the ScrewThe Bethel Actors Guild production of The Turn of the Screw by Douglas Jones based on the novella by Henry James produced by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company.This is a tale of deception and madness, but what is real? That is for you to decide.
2024-10-241h 27Radio SpecialsEdgar Allan Poe's The RavenThe Bethel Actors Guild presents The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe
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Radio SpecialsTales on the TundraOn Sept. 21, nearly 100 people showed up to share stories and tunes at the Yupiit Picaryarait Cultural Center in Bethel. They came for "Tales on the Tundra," an event co-hosted by the Kuskokwim Consortium Library, Southwest Alaska Arts Group, and KYUK.
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KMXT NewsMidday Report – March 28, 2024On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: Kids in Kenai are losing their jitters by reading aloud to dogs. Three airlines are adding nonstop flights from Anchorage to new destinations this summer. And Bethel has been growing some massive icicles.
Photo: 89.5 inch icicle at KYUK, Bethel Alex Salonga KYUK
2024-03-2834 min
KMXT NewsMidday Report – March 20, 2024On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: Representative Mary Peltola sat down with KYUK’s Sage Smiley to discuss infrastructure, fish, and why she’s running for re-election. Senator Murkowski's new Chief of Staff is a familiar face. And it’s more and more difficult for Alaska prisoners to win discretionary parole.
Photo: Rep. Mary Peltola at a campaign event in Bethel, March 15, 2024. Sage Smiley/KYUK
2024-03-2031 min
ALMG - MamJun q’anjin kyuk’il kab’ tmaneky’ (audiocuento en idioma mam)Jun q’anjin kyuk’il
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Atxi’x amb’il lu’, aju tman eky’ mix...
2024-03-0301 min2024-01-3157 min2023-11-1458 min2023-08-101h 292023-08-051h 002023-07-281h 292023-07-071h 28Fish TalkNumbers, set netting opportunity, and early arrival of CohoeListen to Fish talk from June 29, 2023
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Snap JudgmentWatching Over Mountain Village - Snap ClassicMountain Village is an Alaska Native town in the middle of nowhere. One woman is the town’s only police officer and she alone is responsible for the safety of everyone there. Her track record is perfect until one day when she responds to a call that changes everything.
This story discusses suicide, violence, and contains strong language. Sensitive listeners, please be advised.
We can’t thank Anna Bill and Jim and Eunice Bryan enough for sharing their stories with us. We also want to thank Cathy Moses and the Mountain Village Tribal Council for thei...
2023-03-3149 min
A Bite Out Of BethelSharing the Shami: from Iran to BethelGuest Akram Didari shares her recipe for Shami with host Tamryn Hodge.
2021-11-0417 minA Bite Out Of BethelKeep your eyes on the pies!Guest Reyne Athanas and host Tamryn Hodge talk about a variety of pies.
2021-10-3016 minA Bite Out Of BethelFall in love with pumpkin soupGuest Joseph Okitkun and host Tamryn Hodge discuss a variety of topics, from pumpkin soup to pavlova.
2021-10-2117 minA Bite Out Of BethelChit-chattin' about chitterlingsGuest Delilah Hodge and host Tamryn Hodge discuss chitterlings.
2021-10-1516 min2021-10-0818 min2021-10-0411 min2021-10-0410 min2021-10-0416 min2021-10-0411 min2021-10-0416 minA Bite Out Of BethelThis Kippered (Smoked) Salmon Recipe Will Set Your Tastebuds AflameBev’s Kippered Salmon for a Big Chief Smoker
2021-10-0414 min2021-10-0415 min2021-10-0410 min2021-10-0416 minA Bite Out Of BethelLocal Shows Her Gills, Brings Ceviche To The TableKatie Basile shares this birthday tradition passed down from aunt to niece, as well as stories of growing up in Ubinas, Peru.
2021-10-0416 minA Bite Out Of BethelThe A-MAIZE-ing Colombian ArepaGabby Hiestand Salgado shares her family's long history with arepas.
2021-10-0416 minA Bite Out Of BethelAn Australian Delicacy MEATS BethelElle Loughlin shares her Australian meat pies. There's more to this dish than meats the eye!
2021-10-0413 min
Lori Townsend, Alaska Public Media, Author at Alaska Public MediaAlaska News Nightly: Friday, September 10, 2021
Two people pick up donations of chum and king salmon that will be distributed to villages along the lower Yukon river. (Olivia Ebertz/KYUK)
Stories are posted on the statewide news page. Send news tips, questions, and comments to news@alaskapublic.org. Follow Alaska Public Media on Facebook and on Twitter @AKPublicNews. And subscribe to the Alaska News Nightly podcast.
Friday on Alaska News Nightly:
The Legislature stalls out on delivering relief to hospitals overwhelmed with patients suffering from COVID-19. Plus, villages on the Yukon survive a summer with abysmally low salmon returns.
Reports t...
2021-09-1100 min
In Your Ears For 50 YearsBoard Of Directors: Hopes For The FutureFor our final episode of “In Your Ears For 50 Years,” KYUK G eneral Manager Shane Iverson sat down with KYUK Board Member Andrei Jacobs to talk about what the station is currently doing, some of the challenges we face in rural Alaska, and the station's hopes for the future.
2021-08-2137 min2021-08-2021 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsThe Legacy Of John ActiveThis week, KYUK General Manager Shane Iverson sat down with former KYUK staffers Geoff Kennedy and Chris Ho to discuss the impact of the late John Active on KYUK and the world.
2021-08-1439 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsNews Reporting Through The YearsThis week, KYUK News Director Anna Rose MacArthur sat down with former news directors Rhonda McBride and Angela Denning to look back on their experiences working in the KYUK newsroom. The former news directors also talked about what kept them at KYUK, and how the Y-K Delta region impacted their lives.
2021-08-0746 min2021-07-3159 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsLocal Musicians At KYUK: Part 2This week, Steve Heimel returns with Emma Hill, Jacques Longpre, and Steven and Philip Blanchett from Pamyua to talk about how KYUK and the greater Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region have influenced their music. And just like last week, we’ll get to enjoy some great music together.
2021-07-3045 min2021-07-2429 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsLocal Musicians At KYUK: Part 1This week, music lover and host of “Truck Stop,” Steve Heimel, sat down with four local musicians that have been heard on the KYUK airwaves for decades: Bobby Gregory, Ruth Evon, Ina Pavila, and Michael Faubion. Steve gets to know the musicians a little better, talks about what inspired them to make music, and listens to them perform some of their favorite songs.
2021-07-2438 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsMultimedia Through The YearsIn this week's episode of "In Your Ears For 50 Years," KYUK Multimedia Director Katie Basile sat down with former program director Allen Auxier, and current technical engineer and former videographer Dean Swope to discuss how the multimedia department has changed over the last 50 years.
2021-07-1640 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsInterns At KYUKIn this episode of "In Your Ears For 50 Years," guest host Katie Basile sat down with former intern Matthew Faubion and current intern Kaylee King. They talked about their experiences being an intern at KYUK, and how those experiences helped them move toward their desired career paths in media.
2021-07-0934 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsAsk An Alaskan And Live TV ProgrammingIn this episode of "In Your Ears For 50 Years," we sat down with former KYUK volunteer DJ and game show host, Thom Foote. He recalls what brought him to KYUK, and what it was like hosting Alaska's only "home-grown" game show, "Ask An Alaskan."
2021-07-0332 min2021-06-2530 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsLive TV NewsIn this episode of "In Your Ears For 50 Years," we sat down with four former TV news reporters: Rich Trotto, Rhonda McBride, Adolph Lewis, and Elena Miller Ulroan. We talked about what it was like working in television in rural Alaska, and what it meant for them to work at KYUK.
2021-06-2539 min2021-06-2424 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsThe Importance Of Bilingual BroadcastingIn this episode of "In Your Ears For 50 Years", we sat down with Cecilia Martz, a former professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks, Kuskokwim Campus; Trim Nick, a former Yugtun reporter and translator for KYUK; and Julia Jimmie, the current Yup'ik Culture Producer, to talk about the importance of bilingual broadcasting.
2021-06-2236 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsCreating Community Through RadioToday on "In Your Ears for 50 Years", we sat down with former radio DJs Joe Joe Prince and Rybo Shore, along with Diane McEachren, host of KYUK's flagship show "Talkline". They talked about what it is like to create community through radio.
2021-06-1227 min2021-06-1116 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsHow KYUK Got Started: Part 2In the second part of our KYUK origin story, we sat down with Bev Hoffman and John McDonald to talk about their experiences coming to work at KYUK. They touch on what it was like to work at a brand new station, what it was like when television came into the mix, and so much more.
2021-06-0531 min2021-05-2925 minIn Your Ears For 50 YearsHow KYUK Got Started: Part 1For this first episode we were joined by Robert Nick, who was one of the founding members of KYUK. He worked with Rep. George Hohman to get the funding for the radio station. We also talked with Peter Twitchell, who came to work for KYUK 50 years ago in May 1971.
2021-05-2831 min
Snap JudgmentWatching Over Mountain VillageMountain Village is an Alaska Native town in the middle of nowhere. One woman is the town’s only police officer and she alone is responsible for the safety of everyone there. Her track record is perfect until one day when she responds to a call that changes everything.
This story discusses suicide, violence, and contains strong language. Sensitive listeners, please be advised.
We can’t thank Anna Bill and Jim and Eunice Bryan enough for sharing their stories with us. We also want to thank Cathy Moses and the Mountain Village Tribal Council for their time and patience. Additional than...
2020-02-2948 minSnap JudgmentWatching Over Mountain Village - full episodeMountain Village is an Alaska Native town in the middle of nowhere. One woman is the town’s only police officer and she alone is responsible for the safety of everyone there. Her track record is perfect until one day when she responds to a call that changes everything.
This story discusses suicide, violence, and contains strong language. Sensitive listeners, please be advised.
We can’t thank Anna Bill and Jim and Eunice Bryan enough for sharing their stories with us. We also want to thank Cathy Moses and the Mountain Village Tribal Council for their time and patience. Additional than...
2020-02-2849 min
Local Live | WMSELocal Live - Red StuffRed Stuff started out as an instrumental 2 piece in the winter of 2007 comprised of Kelly Wanderer on electrified autoharp and Tom Wanderer on electric guitar. This duo released a 4 song 7” in the summer of 2008, but were eager to expand the group and the sound.
An early stint with drummer Peterson Kyuk-White got things off the ground, and his contributions to the Best Of Hot Rod Love LP and a handful of shows turned an esoteric musical project into a rock band. Joe Scheltema took over on drums for a memorable summer that culminated in the Pagan Rock 10”. After working with two...
2018-11-0856 min
Dramas with a Side of KimchiDelighting in Devilish JoyBefore Dramageddon, some of the Fangirls were delighting in the romance of Devilish Joy. Come join Kmuse, Kdrama Jen, Karie the Maknae, and special guest Drama Rookie as they discuss the ups and downs of Ma Sung and Gi Bbeum's love, evil aunts and CEOs, and the weirdness that is Ma Sung's Cinderella syndrome.**Important Notice** Before you jump into this week's podcast, remember to check out our Patreon podcasts for our Superfans!! Come check it out HERE and make sure you don’t miss a single moment of our fun, drama-filled banter.
2018-10-3053 min
IditapodS2E11: Scramble in Anvik, slog up the Yukon and Takotna survives on piesWith the Iditarod leaders on the mighty Yukon River and through the village checkpoint of Grayling, we hear about how weather prevented flying supplies to Eagle Island and caused the checkpoint to be downgraded to a mere "hospitality stop." That's why mushers scrambled to get mandatory rest in earlier and why they had to load up on supplies before one of the most formidable overnight trips of the race. Plus, back in Takotna, the village reflects on why it's been so steady as a checkpoint over the years, and we hear from KYUK's Johanna Eurich about what it used to...
2018-03-1025 min