Linda Carroll

Olivah Franle

Pyper Dixon

Margaret McDonagh

Summer Johnson-Thomas

Gabe Canfield

Margritt Engel

Casey Randall

Dharti Patel

Javid Kamali

In the spirit of "The Moth" and "Stoop Stories," Arctic Entries brings Alaskans to the stage to share their personal stories, funny, sad, and sweet.

I absolutely love the podcast and have listened to every story, thank you for such a great podcast!

I noticed in the newest episodes the sound quliaty has changed, almost to a tinny vibration, which makes it very difficult to hear. Can you go back to the sound you used previously?

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Zac grew up in Talkeetna where he learned many things, including how to get drunk. Two weekends ago he practiced being drunk and that’s why he’s here.

Zac - Leave No Trace Behind

Born in Seattle, Roman went to high school in Virginia and moved to Alaska when he was sixteen. He has been a husband since 1985, a father since 1987, and a professor at Alaska Pacific University since 1992.

Roman Dial (Season 3)- Searching for Cody

Jake Malouf

Jake grew up in Utah, bounced around Europe and Africa for a few years, and moved to Anchorage in 2002. He describes himself as a mountain guy with a flair for the arts. He is happily married to Amy Malouf. So far they have climbed, along with their 15-year-old daughter and 13-year-old son, the highest mountain in 44 of the 50 states. This introduction has basically nothing to do with the story he is about to tell.

Jake Malouf - Escaping the Glass Cage

Paul Ongtooguk

Paul graduated from high school in Nome, and has been with the University of Alaska Anchorage for 17 years. He has a daughter who is an award-winning poet, three grandkids, and a wonderful nephew and great nieces. Paul has lived in Nome, Kotzebue, Fairbanks, Barrow, Sitka and Anchorage. He is a former photographer of Alaska fashion for public radio.

Paul Ongtooguk - Relocation

Larry Houle

As a teenager in the 60’s, Larry moved from Seattle to Alaska, first to Kenai then Anchorage. After college, he took a job in California, where he met his future wife Sunnie. They married and returned to Anchorage to live, work and raise their three sons: Graham, Nolan, and Marshall. Today, Larry and Sunnie enjoy cycling, backcountry hiking and skiing, and “cabin time” at their hand-built log home in Willow. In the future, they anticipate extensive travel abroad, spending time with their sons and granddaughter Kinley Rae in the Lower 48.

Larry Houle - Trans-Alaska Pipeline

Bill Bittner

Bill grew up in Anchorage in the 1950’s and 60’s. He lived in a log house with his parents, two sisters and a dog named Mickey. Every February, he looked forward to strapping on his mukluks and being flung in the air during the Fur Rendezvous blanket toss. Otherwise, he hung out with his gangster friends.

Bill Bittner - Teenage Earthquake Angst

Cierra grew up just north of normal in Eagle River. She is the youngest of five children, and in case you were wondering, yes, she is the favorite. While she is a lifelong Alaskan, Cierra has managed to never set foot in the great outdoors. Her likes: travel, food, and friends. Dislikes: people who don’t like Breaking Bad.

Cierra Mickens - The Voice

Gabby Laipenieks

Gabby is a senior at West High. These days, she’s doing what she can to stave off existential dread. A former spelling bee prodigy, Gabby loves being outside, playing soccer, and hanging out with friends. She hopes that her story can be a lighthearted escape from everything going on in the world right now.

Gabby Laipenieks - What My Childhood Crush Taught Me

Daija Cornelious

I'm Daija from the city of Oakland. I was blind for 10 years but now my eyes are opened. And even though my eyes didn't work, I swear I've seen things that would make a lion's heart hurt. That's why I'm standing here today, to tell the story of this blind girl who moved to AK from the Bay.

Daija Cornelious - 10 Years of Darkness

Matt Schultz

Matt has been Anchored in Anchorage for 10 years, and serves as the pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Anchorage. He loves painting, hiking, and spending time with his wonderful wife, his three amazing kids, his awesome dog, and his adequate cat.

Matt Schultz - Final Answer

Destiny Waller

Michele McKean

Destiny is originally from Alaska but grew up in Oregon and Idaho. She has worked with individuals with disabilities since she was 16. She is now a Registered Behavior Technician(RBT) and an Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI) manager, and works with kids who have autism. She has three beautiful children and a wonderful husband.Michele is a proud Alaskan Resident who has lived here since she was three years old (that was 1969!). She has been married to her wonderful husband, Ken, for 29 years and together for 32 years. They raised three kids (now young adults) Jordan, Madison &amp; Hunter to love Alaska, too. Michele and her husband own Distinctive Homes and System Clean. She is a survivor of the Route 91 Music Festival shooting in Las Vegas, and is grateful to her husband who continually reminds her that she is a warrior.She says Lighthouse Christian Fellowship is where you need to be, if you're looking for a church.

Destiny is originally from Alaska but grew up in Oregon and Idaho. She has worked with individuals with disabilities since she was 16. She is now a Registered Behavior Technician(RBT) and an Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI) manager, and works with kids who have autism. She has three beautiful children and a wonderful husband.<br><br>Michele is a proud Alaskan Resident who has lived here since she was three years old (that was 1969!). She has been married to her wonderful husband, Ken, for 29 years and together for 32 years. They raised three kids (now young adults) Jordan, Madison &amp; Hunter to love Alaska, too. Michele and her husband own Distinctive Homes and System Clean. She is a survivor of the Route 91 Music Festival shooting in Las Vegas, and is grateful to her husband who continually reminds her that she is a warrior.She says Lighthouse Christian Fellowship is where you need to be, if you're looking for a church.

Destiny Waller & Michele McKean - Blessed and Restored

Don Lee

Don Lee- Heavy Hide

Gregory Nothstine

Gregory (Tungwenuk) is a lifelong Alaskan. Raised by his Inupiaq grandmother in Nome, Inupiaq was his first language. He is a member of Kingikmiut Singers &amp; Dancers of Anchorage. He has traveled to over 35 Alaska Native communities and collected over 10,000 Sobriety Pledge Signatures for Iditarod Musher for Sobriety, Mike Williams. He considers himself a ‘Living-Example-To-The-Truth (LETTT)’ that life can be lived and enjoyed without ‘having to’ consume any mood/mind altering substances and supports HB138.

Gregory Nothstine - Together We Can Reach New Heights

Nicole Stuemke

Nicole is a recovering Midwesterner who has been living in Alaska for 12 years now, recouping from years of flat land. She is passionate about her work in adolescent substance abuse and human trafficking in Alaska. As a single mom of a middle school boy, she is sure she will soon have many more stories of survival, ingenuity, and last ditch efforts. Luckily, she has a great credit score and lots of energy.

Nicole Stuemke - 100 Mile Tampon

In 1990, Gretchen moved from the Lower 48 to Bethel, sight unseen, for a one-year contract. She stayed for five years before leaving for graduate school in Seattle. Currently, she works as a biostatistician in health research here in Anchorage, and is the mother of four school-aged children. In her spare time, she writes creative non-fiction.

Gretchen Day - Tame

Kristin Vantrease

Kristin is a high school English teacher, printmaker and third generation fisherwoman. She has spent the last 12 summers commercial fishing with her family out of Naknek. Growing up in Homer, her parents helped to cultivate a deep love of traveling and adventure. Kristin’s roommate helped her write this bio while she was away on a climbing trip in Tucson.

Kristin Vantrease - Boat Detectives

Steve Durr

Steve Durr- Moose Huntin' by Arctic Entries

Steve Durr- Moose Huntin'

Bonnie Moore

Despite growing up in Fairbanks, Bonnie settled upon Anchorage after her release as an opportunity to start her life fresh in a new spot. Now a supervisor at Fire Island Bakeshop, Bonnie has become an active member in the Anchorage community. While incarcerated at the Hiland Mountain Correctional Center, Bonnie was involved in Running Free Alaska, a structured running program that promotes healthy habits and relationships. She continues to serve as an ambassador for Running Free Alaska, working to maintain connections with the women once they are released into our community.

Bonnie Moore - I'm Free

Bill Walker

Bill Walker - Call for Back Up by Arctic Entries

Bill Walker - Call for Back Up

Jim Forbes

Jim made a career as an attorney in Alaska before moving into nonprofit work in California and dirt work in Oregon. He spends his metal energy contemplating Citizen’s United and organic compost (not together), and all his airline miles flying back and forth to visit his grown kids. When he doesn’t answer the phone on the first ring, it’s probably because he’s in his truck-tent camped out along a riverbank.

Jim Forbes - Quaker Not a Communist

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