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Hosted by Brad Erickson · society · EN-US · 16 episodes
Join host Brad Erickson for education, history, wildlife, and the wild truth about Alaska with his guests. Explore the ecosystem, debunk myths, and expand your Alaska perspective. For locals, future visitors, and anyone curious about Alaska.
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It's Alaska
Singer-songwriter Natalie Gelman joins It’s Alaska to talk about touring the state with her family, life as an independent musician, motherhood, songwriting, and the stories behind her music. Natalie shares what it takes to build a tour in Alaska, balance performing with raising two young kids, and turn real-life experiences into songs. Plus, she performs her original song “Heavy Heavy Heart” live on the podcast.
Episode #15
What makes someone stay in Alaska for more than four decades? This week on It's Alaska , Brad Erickson sits down with longtime friends Brad Spees and Tim Briner , whose 45-year friendship began in a UAA locker room when they discovered they were both wearing Philadelphia Flyers jerseys. The conversation traces their journeys to Alaska in the late 1970s and early 1980s, what Anchorage looked like when they first arrived, and how the state has changed over the years. They share stories about delayed television broadcasts, satellite-only communications, and why, despite today's challenges, they remain optimistic about Alaska's future. They also discuss their passion for hockey and how, after the Alaska Aces folded, they helped create something new. What started as one recreational hockey team has grown into The Chill Hockey League - a thriving USA Hockey-sanctioned league that now brings together players from every profession and background to compete, connect, and build lasting friendships. Plus, hear some of the funniest questions they've ever been asked by people outside Alaska, including whether they live in igloos and just how much Denali weighs. Whether you're a lifelong Alaskan or simply fascinated by the Last Frontier, this episode is a reminder that the people and the community are what make Alaska truly special. Listen now wherever you get your podcast.
Episode #13
<p><b>It's Alaska Podcast: Live from Arctic Comic Con 2026</b></p><p>In this special episode of It's Alaska, we head to the Dena'ina Center in Anchorage for one of Alaska's biggest celebrations of pop culture, fandom, comics, cosplay, gaming, and celebrity guests: Arctic Comic Con 2026. Hosted annually in Anchorage, Arctic Comic Con brings together fans from across the state for a weekend of celebrity panels, autograph sessions, artists, vendors, cosplay, and unforgettable conversations. </p><p>This episode features interviews with six incredible guests who have left their mark on television, film, animation, and entertainment:</p><p>🎙️ <b>Mindy Sterli...
Episode #12
<p>In this episode of It’s Alaska, we sit down with a voice and presence that’s helped shape the rhythm of Alaska’s media and music culture - Eddie P.</p><p>Known across the state as the longtime host of The Venue, Eddie P has built a reputation as more than just a media personality. He’s a connector. A curator. A storyteller who has spent years spotlighting Alaska’s artists, events, and underground energy long before it hit the mainstream.</p><p>From radio waves to live stages, Eddie P has played a key role in giving loc...
Episode #11
<p>In this episode of It’s Alaska Podcast, we sit down with outdoor guide and Alaska adventure expert Matthew Worden, the force behind GoHikeAlaska.com, LifetimeAdventures.net, and AlaskaTrailGuides.com.</p><p>Matthew shares what it really takes to explore Alaska beyond the tourist spots—from hidden trails and breathtaking backcountry routes to the mindset you need to safely experience the Last Frontier. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or someone dreaming of your first Alaska adventure, this conversation offers insight, inspiration, and practical tips straight from someone who lives it every day.</p><p>We talk about:</p> What ma...
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