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Caknaluku – What for?Caknaluku-mi naug-aqii qayaq?Translation:Why the heck did he borrow the boat?

The quintessential spring vegetable is asparagus, so host Jeff Lockwood heads to Synergy Gardens for a tour of asparagus beds old and new with Lori…

Kunit cirunelet - Unicorn( literally, horse with one horn) Kunet cirunelet nunilartut pamani.Translation: Unicorns live by the lakes.

Qalacicuat - Brown Bats Sugpiat cuqllipet pilalrit qallicicuatasikllarat kumaqa akiqpiyarluku.Translation: Sugpiat elders used to say that bats love light…

On this week's Check the Pantry, host Jeff Lockwood creates a three-course springtime meal from a single lamb chop, and the Grog Shop's Patrick Driscoll…

Ngayangamek - GreetingsAtunrem ngayangamek tuyurnikiiten.Translation:Antone says he sends you his greetings.

Pakiutentut - They are busyPakiutentut kiagmi.Translation:They are busy during the summer.

Putunguaq - SadPutungurlartua eillqat taqutaqat.Translation:It makes me sad when the fireweed dies.

On this week's Check the Pantry, host Jeff Lockwood makes a pot of red beans and rice. Since Jeff took the easy route, guest Teri Robl digs into her…

Laura Lofgren Barton and Steve Walli tell tales of homestead life in this hour-long program recorded live at the Kachemak Heritage Land Trust's annual…