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What is a seed library? Are they saving Alaska’s gardens?
Season 12
Episode 2
After Milena Sevigny saw how much Alaska relies on imports, she asked how could she help it's food security? She got the idea for seed libraries, establishments all over the Mat-su Valley, giving access to seeds for Alaska’s gardeners.
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Paula and Mike live off the grid where they grow peonies and ship them around Alaska.
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Marta uses images of the Alaskan wilderness to create unique pottery and her own business.
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A close community of skateboarders is growing in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Hugh and Iris Darling run Sweet Darlings-one of the oldest candy shops in Alaska.
5:30
Matthew Burtner uses the sounds of snow, glaciers, and wind to compose abstract music.
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Luc Mehl is able to experience things in Alaska few others can, thanks to his packraft.
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Rachel Saul loves bread. She runs Fire Island Bakery in Anchorage as the Gluten-Queen.
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Scared Scriptless is the longest-running improv comedy troupe in Alaska.
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Romney Dodd paints beautiful designs on taxidermy Alaska salmon.
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Thomas Chung is an artist interested in representing different cultures in his work.
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Gabriel Degange and Allison Dunbar harvest chaga, a unique and abundant fungus in Alaska.