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How “Liquid Air” Could Help Solve the Climate Crisis. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

A major storm that recently hit small communities in western Alaska may have been made worse by Trump administration cuts.

Good news! Green sea turtles have rebounded and are no longer an endangered species.

“Liquified air” could be a game changer for getting off fossil fuels faster.

How billiard balls once helped to save elephants.

This Week in Water for October 19, 2025

In this episode we hear author and Alaskan flyfishing guide George Rogers read his story "The Pink Ranchers" and learn about the hidden threats that Alaskan hatcheries pose to our country's last great wild fishery.

#72: The Pink Salmon Ranchers

Welcome to The Weekly Top 3 - our look at the top 3 things on our mind here at Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets - for the week of October 20, 2025.

This week, our top 3 issues are these: 1) following up on recent comments by House Speaker Bryce Edgmon about the situation in western Alaska, we ask whether it could be the final straw that breaks the PFD (2:18); 2) we use a recent op-ed from House Minority Leader Mia Costello to demonstrate that it's not just Ds that push spending without saying how they will pay for it (17:44); and 3) having read the second in his series on the Permanent Fund, we ask whether MustRead Alaska's Jon Faulkner should just start over (37:07).

The Weekly Top 3 (10.20.2025)

Toujours préparé pour le pire / Mais je crois que le meilleur est à venir

Lou Nwar

Island (Prod. Jesus B.)

Dangereux

The composition of the Haines Borough Assembly will change at its next meeting when election results are certified, and Assembly member Richard Clement makes way for newly elected Eben Sargent. Chilkat Valley News reporter Will Steinfeld joins KHNS’ Melinda Munson to discuss what else is on the agenda for Tuesday’s borough Assembly meeting. 

Oct. 28 Haines Assembly preview

Welcome to The Weekly Top 3 - our look at the top 3 things on our mind here at Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets - for the week of October 27, 2025.

This week, our top 3 issues are these: 1) we explain why Legislators should ask those pushing for more spending to clarify at the same time how the proponents propose to pay for it(2:09); 2) we explain why one of the most prominent champions of PFD cuts is the very definition of hypocrisy (19:34); and 3) we discuss why, after taking some odd turns, MustRead Alaska's Jon Faulkner seems to be coming to the right conclusion on the ill-advised proposal to consolidate the two Permanent Fund accounts into one (39:02).

The Weekly Top 3 (10.27.2025)

Shaped by the Alaskan wilderness and loneliness, Lou Nwar delivers raw, visceral rap blending trap and drill influences.
Gritty flow, dark atmosphere and animal instinct: 
🐺 Welcome to the Pack  

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Hey I’m Jesus B. 

I would consider myself a chill guy, and that’s reflected in my music. I came up in a small village named “Port Alexander” with a population of about 80 people, and only a few of them were around my age. I lived around Washington state for a while but like clockwork ended up back in the city I was born in (Sitka, Alaska). 

I like to write about forgotten tales from another time. I find beauty in the details of life, whether it be a timid smile or the intricate movements of reality. I write about the love I’ve never felt, hoping to manifest something amazing from my music. I write about heartbreak and finding new affection, the parties I wasn’t invited to, entirely new worlds, and the rumors that go down the grapevine. 

My music is all inspired from my back story, whether it be the struggles of fitting into the crowd, the triumph of having to chop firewood for my house to stay warm in rural Alaska, or simply walking in the streets of Seattle hoping trouble doesn’t find it’s way towards me. 

I started making music in 2015 when I was 18 years old, of course my style was a lot different back then and came from a different place than it does now. There are songs I’ve written half a decade ago that I’m still working on and trying to perfect. It hasn’t been easy being viewed as an artist all of this time, I’ve lost friends who didn’t believe in me, swayed far from some family, and overall struggled with finding my crowd who loves my music. It’s not easy being an artist, but I’ve got to say there is nothing more beautiful than creating a song and being able to reflect upon it from years to come.

My name “Jesus B.” is of course giving praise to the son of God, however it also aims to shed light on mental health issues that I’ve struggled with since I was young. I was born with schizophrenia, and it has been a rough journey so far, but like a man cast away in the ocean I can finally see the shore and it isn’t too far away. I know that everybody has some kind of soup on the stove, and we all struggle with our own shortcomings. Just know one thing about yourself: you are perfect, and you deserve love.

What do we do when we lose it all before we win? Restart? Is this how it's going to end? He is here the reversed songs made me question more than I could be ready for, here it is. Mrs understood. Don't worry about something you are yet to get. It's learning how to remember to forget. I love you all. I wish you the best.  Carry on now there's more to life than little chance he's unpredictable he needs to be put on more meds. He's full of lies he can't be sober no way he's supposed to be dead. Truth comes in 123 count him in he's here to play a game and knows how to win.  The formula is easier than holding onto my fear. I allow you patience. Time for life to end. Libera Anima Vestra

For those who fish, this is the DrakeCast, an audio supplement to The Drake Magazine and a voice for flyfishing around the world. Every other week we get out on the water to cover the ever-evolving sport of flyfishing. 
Check us out at The Drake Magazine's website http://www.drakemag.com/drakecast.html

H2O Radio is journalism about water. We follow water wherever it leads us and report on what we find. We interview experts— from engineers and scientists to legislators and politicians in order to get the facts. But we also talk to ordinary folks to ask how water issues affect their lives. Why? Because we're all in this together. This is a conversation about water and our collective water future.

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