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I am a Stone Cold Curler | INDIE ALASKA
Season 6
Episode 26
Vicky Persinger comes from four generations of Fairbanks curlers. She grew up riding the rocks at Alaska's oldest curling club--which just happens to be older than the state. She someday hopes to toss those rocks down the ice in the winter Olympics.
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After his daughter's fatal diagnosis, Dan now documents the lives of other disabled kids.
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Pamyua is the Inuit soul music group from Alaska wow-ing audiences worldwide.
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Margarita Merkusheva connected with Alaska's large Russian community through piano music.
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Josh Randich is pioneering the extreme sport of Speed Riding in the Last Frontier.
Indie Alaska episode about how John is doing house concerts to support Alaska artists.
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Farmed kelp from Alaska could be the environmental and economic hero we need right now!
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Claudine Haynes is on a mission to bring ski biking to Alaska in this episode.
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Angela Łot'oydaatlno Gonzalez is a Koyukon Athabascan artist doing traditional beading.
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We check in on Sarah Davies, from the 100 Stone project to see what she's up to now.
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Ed Washington, an Anchorage musician shares a message of hope and wellbeing.
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Jamar Hill left Alaska to play outfielder with the Mets, now he's back as a youth coach.