May is Mental Health Awareness month, so we centered our show around that. We chatted with Charlene Aqpik Apok, the founder and executive director of Data For Indigenous Justice (12:27) about the work the organization is doing. ATMI producers Mo Spooner and Rhys James sat down with Nick Carpenter of Medium Build to talk about his recent shows at Bear Tooth (27:21). And we rounded the show out with a roundtable discussion about mental health (47:41).

Plus Kaylee reported on recent local and national news stories (06:00) and Robbie highlighted some upcoming all-ages events around town (42:28).

Hosts: Jay St. John and Deacon Laurance

News: Kaylee LaTocha

Events: Robbie Raychel

Board-op: Rhys James

Producer: Kaylee LaTocha

This youth radio program was made possible with funding from Rasmuson Foundation through the Arts in Education Fund, administered by the Alaska State Council on the Arts. Additional support comes from the Atwood Foundation.

This episode originally aired live on KNBA 90.3 FM Anchorage on May 2nd, 2026.

For our April radio show, we kick things off with an interview with Dyani Chapman, the State Director of Alaska Environment Action, about the work her organization is doing to protect the natural world (06:12). We also have a chat with Christine Dittrich, the Vice President of the Anchorage Weavers and Spinners Guild about some upcoming workshops they're hosting (22:25).

We finish things up with a roundtable discussion led by new producer Elsa Boots about life in Anchorage, ATMI projects, and our beloved mascot (42:50).

Hosts: Jay St. John and Wren Crocket

Producer: Kaylee LaTocha

News: Xander Eaton

Events: Robbie Raychel

Board-op: Deacon Laurance

This youth radio program was made possible with funding from Rasmuson Foundation through the Arts in Education Fund, administered by the Alaska State Council on the Arts. Additional support comes from the Atwood Foundation.

This episode originally aired live on KNBA 90.3 FM Anchorage on April 4th, 2026.

Our March show starts off with an interview with Gwyneth Eggleston, a youth ambassador with the Anchorage Assembly, about a resolution passed to encourage youth voting (06:52). Then we chat with Kass Smiley and Ida Taylor about the B4UDIE Comedy Festival happening in cities across Alaska from March 26th through April 4th, and they joke about their big "sponsor," which appears not to acknowledge the festival in any way, much less fund or endorse it (19:22). From the Anchorage Community Theater's production of "Marvel," director Mary Giles and lead actor Naomi Taymen talk about the story of Alaska's first female aviator, Mary Crosson (43:53). And the show rounds out with some trivia to recognize Women's History Month (54:44).

Hosts: Rhys James and Wren Crockett

Producer: Kaylee LaTocha

This youth radio program was made possible with funding from Rasmuson Foundation through the Arts in Education Fund, administered by the Alaska State Council on the Arts. Additional support comes from the Atwood Foundation.

This episode originally aired live on KNBA 90.3 FM Anchorage on March 7th, 2026.