#030 – Artist Jim Robb and his “Colourful Five Percent”
Artist Jim Robb has been a staple of the Yukon’s art scene since the mid 1950’s and is best know for his
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#029 – Dog Musher Frank Turner – Yukon Quest Guinness World Record Holder
At the top of the world in the Yukon and Alaska wilderness of northwestern North America, the Yukon Quest 1,000 Mile International Sled
#028 – Keeping the Yukon Quest Tradition Alive in Dawson City with Gaby Sgaga
The Yukon Quest Dog Sled Race of 2023 is currently underway and heading north from Whitehorse to Dawson City, Yukon. Under
#027 – “Nun cho ga” – “Big Animal Baby” Mammoth Discovered in Klondike Gold Fields
June 21st remains a significant day for a great many people in Canada as the long daylight of the Summer Solstice
#026 – Yukon Music Balladeer Hank Karr Sings from the Heart
Like so many others who came up to the Yukon for just two weeks, Hank Karr quickly realized that Whitehorse Yukon would
#025 – Hollywood in the Klondike by Author/Historian Michael Gates
The world was abuzz with the discovery of gold in the Klondike on August 16th 1896 as hordes of prospectors, entrepreneurs, adventure
#024 – Skymaster Down – One Lost Airplane, 44 missing people.
Documentary filmmaker Andrew Gregg has made many films in Canada’s North often examining some of its great secrets. But there is one
#023 – “A Yukon Game Warden’s Stories” by George Balmer
Retired Yukon Game Warden, George Balmer, humorously recounts more than 40 years of incredible outdoor adventures during his patrols to some of
#022 – How do you cross country ski your way from the wilds of the Yukon, to the PyeongChang Olympics?
Dahria Beatty is a Canadian cross-country skier who competes internationally. She competed for Canada at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017
#021 Balto & Togo – a musical history lesson from the 1925 Diphtheria anti-toxin to the Covid 19 vaccine
Click the download button for your free copy of In late 1925, Diphtheria broke out in the remote town of Nome Alaska,
#020 – Memoirs of a 10 year old Donna Clayson. Moving from Dawson Creek to Haines Junction in the 60’s
Travel in the Yukon in the 21st century is literally a breeze compared to the earlier modes of transportation. Waterways, wagon roads,
#019 – Garbage Truck Santa – Come ride along with Yukon’s one and only Wayne Henderson
Wayne Henderson spends the weeks leading up to Christmas making his list, checking it twice, planning his route, and scraping the ice, as
#018 – Exploring the North with ExploreNorth.com founder, Murray Lundberg
In today’s interview with Murray Lundberg, we discuss the adventures, challenges, and changes in researching and presenting the fascinating history of the
#017 – Piecing Together Yukon’s Rocky History – An Interview with Head Yukon Surficial Geologist, Jeff Bond.
In today’s interview with Jeff Bond, we discuss the adventures, challenges, and changes in the field of Surficial Geology and how recent
#016 – The passing of guitar legend Eddie Van Halen.
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#015 – Restoring the Fokker Super Universal CF-AAM aircraft to her halcyon days.
In today’s podcast with Donna Clayson, we learn about a research project she complied discussing the dedicated team of pilots, engineers, historians
#014 – Bhangra Dancing in the Yukon with Gurdeep Pandher
#014 – Bhangra Dancing in the Yukon with Gurdeep Pandher Gurdeep Pandher arrived in Whitehorse with a burning desire to share the
#013 – Keeping Yukon’s History Alive and Well. An interview with historian Donna Clayson.
In today’s podcast interview, we only begin to scratch the surface of Donna Clayson’s lifelong passion and enthusiasm towards preserving the
#012 – Paragliding and Paramotoring Adventures in the Yukon – An interview with extreme outdoor adventurist Boštjan Škrlj
In today’s interview with Boštjan Škrlj, we get a bird’s eye view into the adventure sport of paragliding and paramotoring in the
#011 – A Soaring Desire to start the Yukon Glider Association – an Interview with pilot Uli Klausing.
In today’s interview with Uli Klausing, we discuss his formative years as an aspiring glider pilot in Northern Germany where he discovered