Tune into our final episode of Salmonfest Radio! Although we can’t fit 20 bands, 2 fisher poets, 31 voices of Salmon Champions we’ve interviewed over 21 episodes into a single show…we’re proud of this recap and all of what we’ve accomplished during our time recording.

Connect with us by emailing: Salmonfestradio@inletkeeper.org

Music features:

California Honey Drops

The Chamberliners

CON BRIO

Whiskey Class

Roar n Represent

Tim Easton

Ayla Ray

DeadPhish orchestra

DJ Starlight

WookieFoot

The Burroughs

We’re breaking our episode format with this show! Listeners will be taken on a tour through the Salmon Causeway and chatting with organizers and coordinators of various non-profits who work on salmon issues throughout the state. You’ll hear voices representing Salmonfest, Fishermen for Bristol Bay, United Tribes of Bristol Bay, Salmon Habitat Information Program, SalmonState and Mother Kuskokwim Tribal Coalition. This episode is special because you'll hear sustained passion from people connected to Salmonfest's original life force - the campaign to Stop Pebble Mine, as well as voices bringing attention to other emerging and important salmon issues. Together these advocates keep our favorite festival with a cause near-and-dear to Alaskan’s hearts.

Connect with us by emailing: SalmonfestRadio@inletkeeper.org

Salmonfest Recorded Music featuring:

Nanwalek Seal Dancers

Roar N Represent

Roland Roberts Band

I Sing. You Dance.

Blackwater Railroad Co.

Hope Social Club

KP Brass Band

Salmonfest Radio is coming back strong with a backstage interview from the crowd-pleasing act, LowDown Brass Band. Their music is infused throughout the hour with horns to keep Alaskans dancing! And you’ll stick around for another energized interview with Dune Lankard talking about the exponential benefits of kelp, to salmon, and coastal communities.

To connect with us, email: SalmonfestRadio@inletkeeper.org