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Indie Alaska
Where are they now? The Shrimp Whisperer
Season 9
Episode 7
Al Laudert's shrimp photography was first featured on Indie Alaska in 2016, and has been one of the most-asked-about episodes in the series among Alaskans. We decided to catch up with Al and see what the shrimp whisperer is up to these days in Valdez.
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