Hike of the week takes you up to Hatcher Pass! This mountainous area is infectious with its grand vistas, and historical artifacts that remain scattered throughout the mountain ranges. Today cabins are left from the Gold Rush, which some still rest on the summit of the highest peaks to the lowest areas of the valley. The range of visitors to Hatcher Pass vary from families to professional mountaineers, it’s truly a place for everyone. Todays show we take you up one mountain.

Directions from Anchorage:
Take the Glenn Highway from Anchorage. Two miles past the city of Palmer, turn left on Palmer-Fishhook Road, which becomes the Hatcher Pass Road. The Hatcher Pass Management Area is 10 miles from downtown Palmer; Independence Mine is 18 miles from Palmer.

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Hayden Panettiere, Janson Panettiere, and Jeff Panukhoff speak out on Commercial Whaling.

Greenpeace attracts Hollywood to Anchorage, Alaska to support the efforts in ending commercial whaling. This week, May 28th -31st the International Whaling Commission is meeting in town make decisions about his years whale harvest. Join me in an exclusive interview with Actress Hayden Panettiere, Actor Janson Panettiere and Directory Jeff Panukhoff.

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Join the Alaska Podshow as I talk with ‘Teens Against Whaling’, which is headed up by two enthusiastic Teenage girls from Australia, Skye 14 and Ayesha 17. They’ve come all the way from Nelson Bay NSW, Australia to present 40,000 petitions and to speak directly to the International Whaling Commission about the impacts of Japanese commercial Whaling.

Teens Against Whaling
http://www.teensagainstwhaling.com

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Greenpeace and other organizations take over downtown Anchorage to collectively show the International Whaling Commission (IWC) — The Japanese Commercial Whale industry is hurting our worlds whale population. View video coverage from the Alaska Podshow, which will be posting interviews and more from the IWC meetings.

This International Whaling Commission and some 200 scientists are here in Anchorage to discuss the future of the worlds whale population. Greenpeace and Whale Defenders kick off a week-long event to support the protection of Whales throughout the world.
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The International Whaling Commission is coming to Anchorage. Join us!

The Alaska Podshow is going to be covering this major International event May 27th 2007 from Downtown Anchorage. Greenpeace is kicking off this event with a parade, and aerial art! Look forward to coverage starting May 27th through the 31st.

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