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Making Technicolor Glass Art From Upcycled Junk
Season 12
Episode 9
Amy Vail grew up in a family of stained glass artists but didn't start working on her craft until after retirement. As a cyclist in Alaska, Vail often has a surplus of bike parts that she now repurposes in her art. Join in on the creativity as she discusses her process and where she finds inspiration.
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Meet Mek, a Siberian Yupik artist in Anchorage who is revolutionizing Alaska fashion.
Milena Sevigny discusses how seed libraries are helping gardeners in Alaska.

10:49
After an accident in 2010, lifelong skier, Ira Edwards was forced to reevaluate his life.

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The story of Syun-Ichi Akasofu and his studies of the aurora borealis.

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After a tragic loss, Angelique Echols finds community and bungee jumping in Chitina, AK.

5:49
Jeepney Filipino-Hawaiian Fusion Food strives to establish Filipino and Hawaiian culture.

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We reunite with Kastle Sorensen since her story in 2014 when she won Cupcake Wars Season 9

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Meet Michael, the bartender at the only saloon to still exist inside a U.S. National Park.

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Tank Hardrick tells his story living in the South and foraging with his family in Alaska.
What happens when a passionate skateboarder suffers an injury and can't skate?

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With 6,640 miles of coastline, water taxis are a vital part of Alaska Transportation.

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Jonathon Sawden is building a traditional kayak to pass on Indigenous knowledge to youth.