Short segments from the first five years of KTOO-TV Juneau's Rain country. Focuses on the people of Southeast Alaska, at work on land and sea, en

A study of whales and the efforts that have brought some species back from the brink of extinction.

Includes footage of earthquakes in Alaska, Whittier and San Francisco (1989). Shows that the key to survival is knowing what to do before, during

Trace the history of Wrangell through the old downtown buildings. Get to know Tlingit elder Tommy Jackson of Kake. Meet some of the 23 residents

The Alaska Highway is one of the most remarkable construction feats in history. It is 1500 miles long and was built in 8 months in 1942.

The story of the Lituya Bay tidal wave of 1958. Interview with Deb Boettcher, who lives 12 miles south of Petersburg in a float house without ele

Our look at creativity starts at Perseverance Theatre's stage with a visit with Molly Smith, the company's founder and artistic director. Writing

Presentation weaves together dramatized sequences from Borges' stories with an interview of the author at his home in Buenos Aires. Relates his s

Through archival film and photos, this video looks at the men and politics that built a government-owned railroad in the Alaska Territory.

A look at the history of the Stikine River, and a modern-day tour up it with the jet-boat Stikine Princess. Caving on Prince of Wales Island. Par

A look inside the Southeast Alaska rain forest. Ranger Mary Wilson leads groups outside to teach them the ecology of Southeast. Richard Carston s

This week we join an avid fly fishing couple, go mountain biking with friends, and take part in Juneau's series of summer foot races.--Publisher.