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Speaker 2:Welcome to Problem Corner. You're here with Lance, and I am so happy to be here. I hope everybody is having a blessed weekend. I have a guest, and he's gonna let us know about something that's very important going on tomorrow on the eighteenth. You need to vote because if you don't vote, then you cannot complain.
Speaker 2:So he's here from the elections division, and he's gonna give us a little information about voting and where you can vote, and that kind of thing. Mister Akerada. Thank you, Vince. You're welcome.
Speaker 3:Alright. So
Speaker 2:Okay. You you're not I can't hear you. So maybe we'll try try the other mic over there and see if that works. Go ahead. Alright.
Speaker 2:I'm not hearing you for some reason. So, unfortunately, I'm gonna just have you come over here. Sorry about that, We're having a little bit of technical difficulties. Alright, mister O'Carata.
Speaker 3:I appreciate you having me on. So tomorrow is the primary election for the state Of Alaska, and we wanted to get some information out for all the voters. The election is going to be from seven in the morning to 08:00 at night, and we have had a couple changes of locations in some of the voting places. But the biggest one, which is gonna affect people that also do early voting, is our Juneau Number 2 Precinct, which is the downtown location at the State Office Building. And normally, we do early voting up until and during the election day on the eighteenth, but because of the way we had to change polling places this year, we're shutting down the early voting after tonight and tomorrow.
Speaker 3:That area is switching to an election day polling place. So if you were looking to do early voting tomorrow, you can still do that at the Mendenhall Mall location at Region 1 over here, and that will be from seven until 08:00 at night. We also have REAA elections coming up, and starting September 6, we're gonna start taking registration for those. For those of you that are unfamiliar with the State Office Building for tomorrow, the primary location for parking is gonna be across the street from the Willoughby entrance. However, if you are, if you need ADA compliant parking and ramps, that'll be on the backside of it, go up Main Street and go off the Calhoun entrance.
Speaker 3:Take a left on Calhoun and go behind the State Office Building and you'll see the ADA parking areas there.
Speaker 2:Alright. So we we got we found out the real skinny. If you have any questions, contact the election division at 907465. Okay.
Speaker 3:The main office?
Speaker 2:Oh, go ahead.
Speaker 4:Tell them.
Speaker 3:Alright. So our main office is (907) 270-2700. That way, everybody in the area can get ahold of somebody if they need to.
Speaker 2:Alright. And with that, we missed it. Miss Dan, Brandon is so busy, so we're gonna let him go. Thank you, sir, for coming and hanging out and hanging out with Problem Corner. If you ever wanna come back on, just let us know.
Speaker 3:Oh, look forward to it. Hopefully, I have more time to actually, answer more questions and get some calls in the public. But as you can imagine, due to tomorrow, we're really busy today. But appreciate your time.
Speaker 2:Thank you so much. Alright. We got some calls coming in, so we're gonna take them. Thank you so much. Alright.
Speaker 2:You're live on the air on Problem Corner. Hello? Alright. We this is not working, so we'll try we'll try it again. You're live on the hour on Problem Corner.
Speaker 2:Hello? Okay. So I guess our phone lines are not working right now. So if if you have something to say, please feel free to send it to me on, (907) 586-1800. For some reason, the phone lines are not working.
Speaker 2:I will try it again. You're live on the air. Can you hear me? Alright. The phone lines are not working, so, that is a technical difficulty.
Speaker 2:But please feel free to send in your emails to, air@kinyradio.com or text or call text (907) 586-1800, so till we can find out, you know, what's what's going on. Just wanna let you know, the Gold Belt Tram is to host the Chill Cat robe robe cutting ceremony, August 19. The public is invited to witness the completion of killer whale ceremona ceremony at Chilkat Row by Weavers. It'll be at the Gold Bell Tram, 490 South Franklin Street, Genoa, Alaska. They invite you to come at 04:30, Wednesday, August 19 at the Gold Belt Tram Lower Terminal.
Speaker 2:They're gonna celebrate the completion of the killer whale, ceremonial chill cat robe. They it took, mister Jackson and miss Mills about two years of time intensive work, and they've were commissioned and by, the Gobel Tram. So that will definitely be going on. I'm gonna next break, I will try to work on the phone lines because they are not working for some reason. Let's give it a try.
Speaker 2:You're live on the air on Problem Corner? Hello? Alright. Yeah. The phone lines are not working right now, So we're gonna have to deal with that.
Speaker 2:Please, though, don't forget to email me if you got something you wanna sell. (907) 586-1800. Just go ahead and text, and then I'll talk to you via text until we can get the problem fixed. But that is okay because I got always got a lot of stuff to talk about. Did you know that Odin's Apothecary will officially be opening in December 2026?
Speaker 2:C blends, balms, herbal fused oils, bath soaks, skincare, seasonal wellness products. So just letting you know. If you wanna find out more information about that, call them at (907) 723-5998, or email at Odin, odinsaporthecary26@Gmail.com. So don't forget to send it to their, people that are calling, after the break, I will run down to Justin's office, and I will try and get him to fix the calls because they're not working for some reason. And I don't know.
Speaker 2:It is beyond my capabilities of understanding. If you just had a kid and you're breastfeeding or you're new to breastfeeding, join them for a warm drop in gathering. Breastfeeding parents, those that are new entering the fourth trimester, have a cozy atmosphere with tea, snacks, engaging conversation. This is a chance to connect with other breastfeeding parents, share experiences, access valuable resources. It's on Friday, August 28 at 1601 Salmon Creek Lane.
Speaker 2:Feel free to join them and find out more information about breastfeeding. Alright. So we're four minutes from me being able to run to the office, so I'm just gonna go ahead with what I got going on. The two thousand twenty six Juno Tattoo Expo at Elizabeth Pradovich Hall, 320 Willoughby Avenue, will be coming August 21 to the twenty third. Come on out and enjoy the fourth annual Juno, tattoo expo, and it's hosted by Ink Masters Tattoo Show.
Speaker 2:It's got three epic days of live tattooing, live on the spot tattooing, three days, by 50 award winning tattoo artists. Tickets will only be available at the door. Friday, 11AM to 11PM is $15. Saturday, same hours, 11AM to 11PM, $15. Sunday, 11AM to 9PM, $15.
Speaker 2:But if you wanna get that three day weekend pass, that's $20, and you can you can you can get that and go three days. And like I said, they're bringing up 50 talented tattoo artists from everywhere to one location. And, also, they have raffle giveaways with maybe 1,200 worth of free tattoos throughout the the weekend. And, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, they'll also be raffling off two free tattoos. This is a free raffle, so you're gonna have to listen out for the announcements.
Speaker 2:Must be 18 to enter the raffle and be president to win. Winners with, must be 18 with, valid ID. All ages are welcome. Children must be accompanied by her their adults. And she'll kids 15 and under are free to enter.
Speaker 2:And, also, we got something going on here at KINY. They got the duck derby that's coming up, and I think that's this weekend, I'll be able to give you more information about that after the break. Yeah. You gotta you gotta hurry up. It's $10,000.
Speaker 2:The duck derby will be held at Twin Lakes, and the Glacier Valley Rotary host the annual raffle as a fundraiser to some more support many of the community projects, the youth scholarships, upgrades to the Riverside Rotary Park, and more. So 08/22/2026, the festivities begin at 11:00, and we gotta go with the, we got something going on, so we're gonna do that.
Speaker 5:KINY. Mary Paltola served two terms in congress. She passed zero bills. Paltola voted against Alaska's energy jobs and against our defense bases. Now the do nothing congresswoman wants to raise our taxes.
Speaker 5:Mary Paltola can't win on the issues that matter to Alaskans. That's why she and the lower 48 liberals are lying about Dan Sullivan. Here's Kodiak hunting guide, Sam Rohr, to set the record straight.
Speaker 6:I've seen Dan Sullivan take a Kodiak brown bear down with one shot, and he brings that same toughness and focus to Washington. The lower 48 liberals, they're lying about Dan's record. Nobody fights harder for Alaska than Dan. He defends oil and gas to lower costs, creates Alaska jobs, and protects hunting, fishing, and our second amendment rights. His opponent, she was handpicked by the radical left.
Speaker 6:Alaska needs my friend, Dan Sullivan.
Speaker 7:I'm Dan Sullivan, and I approve this message.
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Speaker 11:ABC News. I'm Chuck Sievertsen. The Iran war stalemate continues. Iran says it has reached a deal with Oman over a plan for ships to transit the Strait Of Hormuz. ABC News military and diplomatic contributor Steve Gander.
Speaker 12:There are all sorts of things The US can do economically. Sanctions, yes. We do that, but we never really enforce the sanctions. So there is the ability here if treasury really puts its mind to it to force the Iranian economy to the point that the Iranians have to blink.
Speaker 11:Dozens of house Democrats demanding answers from the Trump administration about critical mineral agreements amid reports that the Trump family and members of his cabinet could profit from those deals. The hearing is taking place related to Nick Reiner accused of stabbing his parents, Rob and Michelle Reiner, to death last December. Reiner seeking access to his trust fund to pay his legal bills. Opening statements in Las Vegas in the Tupac Shakur murder trial are going on. The hip hop star was killed thirty years ago.
Speaker 13:This is ABC News.
Speaker 14:That'll be $84.52.
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Speaker 16:Alaska summer is finally here. Whale watching, hiking trails, mountain views, make sure your vision keeps up. At Juno Eye we're accepting new patients and bringing a fresh modern approach to eye care in Juno. Doctor Sandra Rugama and doctor Michael Bisco combined advanced technology with compassionate care to create an experience that's innovative, comfortable, and personalized. If you need an updated prescription, dry eye treatment, or comprehensive eye exam, we're here to help you see every Alaskan adventure clearly.
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Speaker 17:Hello. This is David Lindrum of Landscape Alaska. Please join Margaret and I each Saturday morning at 08:30, right here on KINY for conversations with Alaskan gardeners. It's a call in show about our favorite topics, all things green and growing. Check us out every week, and visit with our gardening friends.
Speaker 17:And remember, happy gardening. Weather brought to you by Rockies Marine. Quack quack, swim, swim,
Speaker 9:race to win that prize.
Speaker 7:Hi. I'm Max Mertz from Glacier Valley Rotary and proud to announce that the duck derby is coming back. We'll be dropping thousands of ducks from a coastal helicopter into Twin Lakes, and your duck could win your part of $10,000 in amazing prizes. Every duck you adopt supports community projects all over Juneau. Adopt your ducks today at juneauduckderby.com.
Speaker 7:Glacier Valley Rotary is part
Speaker 18:of something bigger. Neighbors serving neighbors here in Juno. From local scholarships and youth programs to Riverside Rotary Park improvement, Glacier Valley Rotary turns community service into real impact. August 20 at Twin Lakes, you can be part of that spirit at the duck derby. Adopt your ducks for a shot at winning a share of $10,000 in prizes.
Speaker 18:Adopt your duck now at junoduckderby.com. Proudly supported by Alaska Airlines, Gas and Go, and Holt Chiropractic Clinic.
Speaker 1:You're listening to Problem Corner on KINY, bringing neighbors together for generations. From the days of Dennis Egan to today, we're proud to continue the tradition of lively lively debates, community insights, and local connections here on KINY.
Speaker 2:Alright. I'm back on the air. Thanks to the wonderful staffing here at the KINY. We have phone service again, so please feel free to give me a call. I'm ready to take your call.
Speaker 2:You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner.
Speaker 4:How's it going?
Speaker 2:I have a few things for sale. Alright.
Speaker 4:Well, one of them is a nice extra large Harley Davidson black motorcycle jacket. Harley Davidson?
Speaker 2:Davidson jacket. How much are you asking for it? Have
Speaker 4:a portable DVD player. I I lost the cord to charge you about of soap berry sacred this weekend. They're in the freezer. If somebody wants to call about any of this stuff, (907) 713-5568.
Speaker 2:55 what?
Speaker 4:5568.
Speaker 2:Alright. Thank you so much for your call. Alright. Yes. Everybody get out there and vote tomorrow.
Speaker 2:Thank you for your call, sir. Alright. You're live on the air. Hi. Welcome.
Speaker 2:Well I
Speaker 10:got some stuff to
Speaker 19:get rid of.
Speaker 2:Okay. What do you what do you got to get
Speaker 19:Wayne took good Jeremy. Last week, I've got about five Weber grills. They're free.
Speaker 2:Weber grills. Alright.
Speaker 19:And he got rid of one of them. I got several calls, but
Speaker 2:Do you need to
Speaker 19:always show up.
Speaker 2:Okay. Alright.
Speaker 18:I'm gonna I'm gonna interrupt.
Speaker 4:073217077.
Speaker 2:Okay. Alright. So for some reason, the call isn't going on the air. Just give me your number real quick, and I'll and I'll I'll I'll say it for you. Okay?
Speaker 19:Get the
Speaker 2:I didn't get the I didn't get the number. We're still having them difficulties. 9. Yeah. 907321.
Speaker 19:Uh-huh. 7077.
Speaker 2:77. Alright. Thank you so much, sir. Oh, man.
Speaker 4:Hang in
Speaker 19:there, buddy.
Speaker 2:Alright. Thank you so much. Alright. So we got a couple of things going on today. We got the Harley Davidson jacket for a $100.
Speaker 2:We got the portable DVD for $20. We have eight pounds of berries. He didn't say what he wanted. Give him a call. (907) 713-5568.
Speaker 2:Also, the Weber grills, he's got them going for free, so feel free to, hit them up. (907) 321-7077. Alright. We gotta, we're gonna do the, advertisement and work some more on our difficulties. Man, it's one of them days.
Speaker 2:It is one of those days today. I hope everybody okay. I hope everybody's having a good day today, and you're having a blessed day. Here's the Juno weather.
Speaker 20:Pushing through today is interacting with moisture, and that will lead to occasional showers. Our high will be in the upper fifties near 60 with a southeasterly breeze. Occasional rain persist again through tonight, yellow 54, and mostly cloudy with occasional showers on Tuesday with a high temperature in the low sixties. Rain often on Tuesday night as well are low 52. Our next weather update in less than thirty minutes.
Speaker 20:This is Juno Media Center, meteorologist, Anne Holiday.
Speaker 18:Meet the new boss. I save as the old boss.
Speaker 13:Decades of promises, decades of decline, enough. Alaska has a record number of candidates for governor, all promising what we wanna hear. More energy, cheaper energy, more jobs, but most of them have been there. They own the decline.
Speaker 18:We don't get fooled again.
Speaker 13:Leadership, it's not a promise. It's a record you can verify. Only one team has that record. Matt Halala and Jesse Sumner, one team with a record of actual performance, creating probably more jobs than all the other candidates combined. Matt Halala and Jesse Sumner, leadership.
Speaker 13:Your vote is not for best hair, best dressed, best BS. Your vote is to turn the state around. On August 18, vote Matt Halala and Jesse Sumner. Don't get fooled again. Paid for by Matt Halala for governor.com.
Speaker 14:My name's Matt Halala, and I'm running for governor.
Speaker 1:You're listening to Problem Corner on KINY, bringing neighbors together for generations. From the days of Dennis Egan to today, we're proud to continue the tradition of lively debates, community insights, and local connections here on KINY.
Speaker 2:Alright. I'm back again. We haven't one of these days today, but what we're gonna do, we're just gonna keep on going. That's what we did. So I've got some things that I wanna talk about as soon as I can get, my mouse.
Speaker 2:Oh, thank you. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 18:We got you, Lance.
Speaker 2:The big boss is in here. He's helping me. Alright. Well, they (907) 209-6810. They have a Xbox three sixty console for sale, a Dell low profile, PC, and electric radio control airplane.
Speaker 2:(907) 209-6810. Alright. We we, got I'm getting all your messages that you guys are giving me, letting me know that you can hear me. So I really appreciate that they are working on the information right now. So, hopefully, we will be able to take calls shortly.
Speaker 2:I wanna let people know, a young fellow fell off into the dock. This is not the first time it happens. So one of the people wanna suggest that we get guardrails about three foot high, but definitely make it harder to trip and fall into the water. I believe even some people that are homeless have fallen into the water. So everybody just, you know, take care and be, careful.
Speaker 2:Unfortunately, today, I cannot take calls presently online, but you can call me. You can text me, (907) 586-1800, and they will be able to tell people what you want me to tell them.
Speaker 18:Hey, Lance. Let's take a phone call and see if we can hear it on the air because that's the problem we're having. We're trying to fix it. And by the way, you're doing a great job as we're, like, underneath the console of your feet and hovering over top of you. So good job.
Speaker 2:Alright. When the okay. I'm here. Drop drop that one? Alright.
Speaker 2:We'll try this. Arrow. Welcome.
Speaker 4:Yeah. I just called. Can you hear me? Yeah. I called earlier, but I kept going to that your what you call?
Speaker 4:Can you help? Well, I was just calling too, though, because it you're coming in loud and clear on the radio, but the ones calling in are coming in low. Like yeah. Well, yeah, I'm just calling about the election going on. Yeah.
Speaker 4:We gotta be careful on how we work because, you know, a lot of things going on in Washington, like, Trump, he has his what you call he's making money. They wanna put their big dollar into ASIC and have them control it. You know?
Speaker 2:Can you hear me? That's awesome.
Speaker 4:Yeah. I could hear you. You you were talking to somebody else, so I didn't say nothing.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay. Alright. Well, thank you for calling, and I'm a take this other call. Man, I'm having a rough show today, but that's okay. Thank you for your call.
Speaker 2:Alright. You're live on the you're live on the air.
Speaker 10:Alright. You're live on the
Speaker 21:Hey. I tried calling, about the soap berries, and it says the number's disconnected.
Speaker 2:Well, that's I will tell him to to hit back hit me back, but that's the number he gave me. (907) 713-5568?
Speaker 22:Uh-huh. Okay.
Speaker 2:Did you
Speaker 4:is it
Speaker 2:is that the one you tried? Alright. So whoo. Alright. What else we got going on for today?
Speaker 2:Please give me a call. Air@kinyradio.com. Send me a email if you have something to sell or something to say, or give me a call at (907) 586-1800. The phone is working now, and I can I can hear you guys? So feel free to give me a call.
Speaker 2:I am waiting. If you are a senior and you like singing, stop in at the senior center every Monday. Oh, we got a call coming in. Let's get that call. You're live on the air.
Speaker 2:Welcome to Problem Corner. Hello?
Speaker 4:Hello. Hello.
Speaker 2:Can you hear me?
Speaker 22:Yeah. Yes. Can you hear me?
Speaker 2:Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 22:The whole thing is I'm going by my radio, and I'm afraid it's gonna echo.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh. Okay. Well, what how can what's
Speaker 4:Well, we're
Speaker 23:trying to get through.
Speaker 2:Yeah. I know. We've
Speaker 21:had hear
Speaker 22:you better now?
Speaker 2:Yeah. I can hear you a lot better. Thank you.
Speaker 22:Okay. Thank you so much. You know, I have a one bedroom apartment, and, like, when I'm by my radio, it does the echo.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh. Yeah. It does. This
Speaker 22:is what I'm calling about, and and I am so serious. And, you know, I mean, ever since the third or fourth of July and I've called before, but I listened to the scanner on my phone.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh.
Speaker 22:And JPD and, you know, and the ambulance and the fire stuff. Uh-huh. You know, every they've had so many calls with so many people. You know? And a lot of it's medical, but a lot of the other stuff is just people partying.
Speaker 22:Oh, okay. I'm just trying to say, come on, general. Slow down.
Speaker 2:That's a lot of
Speaker 22:You know? We've lost so many people with people OD ing. And
Speaker 2:That's true.
Speaker 22:We've lost so many people with accidents and stuff. It's just you know, JPD and I I'm calling you know,
Speaker 4:I
Speaker 22:wanna give props and, you know, high five hands up. You know, JPD has been working hard since, you know, pretty much the July 4. So it was the paramedics, the ambulance. They have. And the fire people.
Speaker 22:They have. And so I'm just, you know, I'm just trying to give a, you know, a shout out, and what a great job that they've done.
Speaker 2:And I did
Speaker 10:do a
Speaker 12:good job.
Speaker 22:Trying to say that everybody in general, slow down.
Speaker 2:Okay. You got it. You got it.
Speaker 22:Know, it's, like, you know, it's, there's, you know, party time party time. I understand, but but please please be you know, take caution because whether, you know, you you might not be important to me. I might not know you, but you're important to somebody.
Speaker 2:Alright. Alright. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 22:If that if that makes any sense.
Speaker 2:Right? Yes, ma'am. It does. Thank you.
Speaker 22:Saying, please, everybody just just slow down.
Speaker 2:Just slow down. Alright. Right. Thank you so much for the call.
Speaker 22:You're doing a great job. You're doing a great job through everything.
Speaker 2:Thank you. Alright. So, everybody, slow down a little bit. That's that's the message. We're gonna go on, a hiatus for a little minute, and then we'll be back.
Speaker 2:Feel free to call in (907) 586-1800 or email air@kinyradio.com. You know
Speaker 24:Alaskans are paying more, getting less while politicians keep talking. Lisa McGuire and Sarah Rasmussen are running to fit into the system. They're running to fix it. Affordable, reliable energy, safe communities, strong schools, and a government that listens before it lectures. This August 18, don't just complain, vote for leaders who will fight for Alaska.
Speaker 24:Lisa Maguire for governor, Sarah Rasmussen for lieutenant governor. Let's get Alaska rocking again.
Speaker 5:I'm Lisa Maguire, and I approve this message.
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Speaker 1:Now back to Problem Corner where our community meets to talk, trade, and share.
Speaker 2:Alright. Back on the air. I'm k I n y. We got a call coming in. We're gonna get the call.
Speaker 2:You're live on the air at Problem Corner.
Speaker 4:What's up, Buttercup?
Speaker 2:Hey. What's going on, mister?
Speaker 4:Oh, just another day in paradise. You know, I just wish we'd get a a good medium in the weather, you know, going from hot to soaking wet.
Speaker 2:Well, I I can't I can't complain. It it was a beautiful weekend. It was, like, four days of sunset. So I It
Speaker 4:was hotter than the devil's bunk hole.
Speaker 2:I I know. But, you know, I guess you can't please some people. Either you complain there's no sun or not or you complain there's too much sun. You know? What's a fair medium?
Speaker 4:It's where it's overcloud or overcast, but not raining. That'd be perfect.
Speaker 2:Yeah. You
Speaker 4:know? But, hey. I would like to talk about that poor fellow that, fell off dock.
Speaker 2:Okay. Let's talk about it.
Speaker 4:Yeah. You know, you know, there's a lot of people that sit on the dock, you know, and and it's that and it's where people sit their foot, like, two feet high. Mhmm. What they need at the outer side is they need guardrails about three more feet
Speaker 10:higher. Uh-huh.
Speaker 4:Because a lot of the people that you know, they're not always tourists. We have that are usually their homeless like to sit out there, you know, especially on nice days and stuff like that, and they're usually a little tipsy.
Speaker 2:A lot of people like to sit out there, and a lot of people be out there tipsy, not just the
Speaker 4:homeless people. Yeah. And he's he's not the well, it's it's more dangerous for the homeless people because they're in need, you know, and stuff. But but, you know, if you put a guardrail there three more feet higher on the outer side, you know, so you can still sit there, but it make it a lot harder to fall over because he's not the first one to fall off that dock.
Speaker 2:Okay. Alright.
Speaker 4:And, you know, with some you know, a couple of them have been actually fatal. You know? I mean, it's it's common sense of feel. I mean well, not common sense. Well, what am I trying to say?
Speaker 4:You know? I mean, guardrails. Put guardrails up there. That way, you know, people won't be falling off and stuff, you know, because it's it's you know, when you a lot of people like to stand up on that that sitting part, you know, it's easy to trip and fall in, you know.
Speaker 2:I gotcha.
Speaker 4:So, anyway, you know, I mean, it's it's that poor that poor fellow's down in Seattle right now, you know, and
Speaker 2:Well, I hope hope god blesses him and keeps him safe, and he gets Yeah.
Speaker 4:Yeah. Poor fella. But, yeah, he's he's on a breathing machine now and stuff. So so hopefully, he pulls through.
Speaker 2:So Alright. Well, thank you so
Speaker 10:my prayers, bro. And
Speaker 2:God bless this man and protect him and keep him.
Speaker 4:Back to you. Alright.
Speaker 2:Well, thank you for your call. I'm a let you go. Have a blessed day. You're live on the air on Problem Corner.
Speaker 4:Yeah. I think I might have that DVD player of Tolls. Alright. Just have the salt berries, and, like, that number I gave you was a good number. 713-5568.
Speaker 2:556 Yeah. She said this
Speaker 4:Harley Davidson jacket is brand new. Uh-huh. Size extra large.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 4:Really nice condition. Too big for me. A $100 for that.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:And the strawberries are gone for $50.
Speaker 2:$50 for the berries. Alright.
Speaker 4:That is a big deal. There are lots of them because, you probably can't get them anymore.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 4:I've never used them. I just go out and pick them.
Speaker 2:Alright. I got the Harley Davidson jacket for 100. I got the portable DVD for 20, and I got eight pounds of berries for $50. Nine zero seven seven one three seven zero seven seven. So if you are interested in any of those, please call, (907) 713-5568.
Speaker 2:And get and don't forget the batteries are $50. We had somebody, email. Don't forget, you can email me @airatkinyradio.com, or you can call or text (907) 586-1800. Somebody sent in a, a text, and their statement is, can we discuss how we as citizens can bring in someone to con to bring ideas on how to grow Juno tourism and off season to work with the tourist season to limit but not kill the industry. It seems like it's either kill the industry or a 100% overwhelm overwhelm.
Speaker 2:JBJ CBJ are is not
Speaker 10:the
Speaker 2:experts, and we need experts in other cities or something. Thank you for your your, text. Thank you for taking the time to send that out. Alright. Please give me a call.
Speaker 2:(907) 586-1800. We got the things on board. We can take calls now, and I'm ready, and I'm waiting for you. That was a rough start this morning. DBT skill workshops are happening once a month, first Wednesday of the month for a a DBT skill workshop.
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Speaker 2:We got a call. You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner. Hi.
Speaker 4:Yeah. I just called in. You know, I just election day tomorrow.
Speaker 2:Oh, to to what? What'd you say?
Speaker 4:I said the election day is tomorrow.
Speaker 2:Oh, election day is tomorrow. I try not to get into the to to the politics. People get mad at me, so I just kinda keep my mouth shut. So I think that's a good policy for me.
Speaker 4:You know, I just thought I'd call and, you know, we need to get our get The United States back in from Trump. You know? He's doing too much things wrong with our country.
Speaker 2:I'm not
Speaker 4:You know, they
Speaker 2:I'm not I just gonna keep my mouth shut. But
Speaker 4:Well, I'm just saying, you know, we gotta we gotta get it back. We can't be having some Trump supporters in here, especially from Alaska saying they'll stand with them. You know, we need to get it back. So, you know, there's too much forget what's happening to our kids. A lot of them are we're not getting a lot of money for it.
Speaker 4:We're at least cutting back on it, on the federal monies that you usually get for kids to go to school. And Yeah. Even Anchorage and Fairbanks, they're having a hard time with their funding. And you know?
Speaker 2:I think a lot of people are having
Speaker 4:Yeah. The only way we can get it back. You know? I
Speaker 2:think a lot
Speaker 4:somebody that ain't gonna stand with Trump. You know? Especially Alaska. We need we need to get it back.
Speaker 2:I know a lot of people
Speaker 4:are having to funding.
Speaker 2:Having issues with, schooling and stuff like that. That's not just limited to Alaska.
Speaker 4:Now he wants he's got this cryptocurrency. Now he wants to put our federal funding in and put it on his agenda to have it taken care of by his his family. That's not right. That's why I said we need to we need to have a good Democrat in our
Speaker 2:Like I said,
Speaker 4:ma'am in order to
Speaker 2:I'm gonna thank you for
Speaker 4:saying control. You know? Mhmm. You know, you hang up on everybody, but some of them that you talk to, they just talk about nothing.
Speaker 2:Oh, I'm trying
Speaker 4:to That's right.
Speaker 2:Oh, I'm just trying to get the other calls. And, it's not it's not purposely
Speaker 4:I know. That's why I said you you you hang up, and then somebody talk about nothing, and you just talk and talk and talk.
Speaker 2:I understand.
Speaker 4:Right when this is Problem Corner. You know? People come up with what they wanna talk about. And
Speaker 2:Well, I I
Speaker 4:a lot of people short. You cut a lot of people short on this program.
Speaker 2:I totally understand that. Alright. Thank you, sir, for your
Speaker 4:Thank you for your you for the program.
Speaker 2:Thank you for your call, sir. Alright. You're live on the air. Okay. That person is gone.
Speaker 2:Okay. I apologize. I'm just trying to make sure everybody gets to, express their voice on Problem Corner. So that's that's what happens. You're live on the air.
Speaker 2:Welcome to Problem Corner.
Speaker 4:You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Hello. Yes, sir.
Speaker 4:Alright.
Speaker 10:My name is Mel, and I I call every now and then. But I understand why you you don't wanna get into the politicking. And the way I had been addressing that is I have a hat. I I put the native vote is very important. Mhmm.
Speaker 10:And tomorrow is is the last day you need if you're voting absentee, you need to get that into the post office by by tomorrow.
Speaker 2:I understand. Okay.
Speaker 10:And then and then I I won't go on and on about why the native boat is very, very, very important. We all know what's going on. So I can eliminate a lot of the excess, and and that's what what's going on. The system is that he was talking about is that the answer machine comes on, and it will cut you off. The answering machine
Speaker 2:The answering machine will
Speaker 10:you off the air. That's that's what's going on with your talk show today. Thank you.
Speaker 2:Thank you, sir. You have a blessed day. You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner.
Speaker 10:You're live on air. Welcome to Problem Corner.
Speaker 22:Hey, Lynn. Hey.
Speaker 23:Hey, Lynn.
Speaker 22:Hi. And I know I'm really close to my radio. And I know I'm really close to my radio. But you are doing a great job.
Speaker 2:Oh, it's been a it's been a it's been a day.
Speaker 22:It's all it's all you're figuring stuff out. You know? And we're all working together. And I know that not everybody's gonna be happy with the way you're hosting, but I just wanted to let you know that you are doing a great job, and everything will fall together.
Speaker 2:Thank you. I really appreciate that.
Speaker 22:Alright. You have a great day.
Speaker 2:Thank you for your call. You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner.
Speaker 4:You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner.
Speaker 27:Yes. Hello. I have some things for sale. I'd like to change the subject.
Speaker 2:Okay. What do you got for sale?
Speaker 27:I've got some 20 gauge steel studs, industrial. I have some six inch I don't know that anybody really knows anything of what I'm saying, but it's studs for like two and a half inch studs for trailers. They're really good for remodeling. They're heavy duty. They're good for outdoor and indoor construction.
Speaker 27:Mhmm. And my number is 957957. 6996.
Speaker 2:6956? What's that?
Speaker 27:I'm sorry. 6996.
Speaker 2:96. Alright. We got we got thank you, sir, for your call. Thank you so much. We got, the 20 gig steel and the two and a half studs for trailers.
Speaker 2:(907) 957-6996. Give him a call. And I and I appreciate people calling and letting me know their opinions. I hope you understand that I'm just trying to make sure that everybody gets a chance to talk and say what they need to say. Welcome.
Speaker 2:You're live on the air on Problem Corner.
Speaker 4:Yeah. Hi. My name is Joe, and I'm looking for some PlayStation four games. My number is 586586. 3040.
Speaker 2:3040. And you're looking for some PlayStation game. Which PlayStation?
Speaker 4:PlayStation four games.
Speaker 2:PlayStation four games. Alright. Thank you so much for your call. We got, the gentleman looking for PlayStation games, (907) 586-3040. And he is got a number four.
Speaker 2:You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner. Hello? You're live on the air. Alright.
Speaker 2:You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner. Hi,
Speaker 23:Katie. Good morning.
Speaker 2:Good morning. How are you doing?
Speaker 23:I'm doing good. Thank you.
Speaker 2:Hi. Well, you're live on the air.
Speaker 23:I just wanted to say hi. My name is, Shauna, and I just wanted to say, wow. Thank God it's raining today. Right?
Speaker 2:I don't know about that. I wouldn't mind some sunshine. I have the day off, so I wouldn't mind some sunshine. It's always Well,
Speaker 22:you know what?
Speaker 2:Always shining when when my day is when I gotta go to work, I work all the time. And so on my day off
Speaker 23:Oh, shoot. Well, it's been super hot and really sunny the last few days. So Well,
Speaker 2:well, thank you for the call, I guess.
Speaker 23:Alright.
Speaker 2:Alright. Have a great day. You too. You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner.
Speaker 23:Welcome to Problem Hi. Good morning. I just wanted to echo what Eleanor said and let you know that I think you're doing a great job too.
Speaker 2:I I really appreciate it. Thank you guys so much.
Speaker 23:Okay. You have a great weekend.
Speaker 2:You too. Bye bye. You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner.
Speaker 10:Yeah. How are doing today?
Speaker 2:I'm good. How are you?
Speaker 10:Not not bad. Glad. Few items.
Speaker 2:Alright. What you got? What you got?
Speaker 10:I got a couple set
Speaker 28:of tires. One that is two zero five fifty five r sixteens and I'll fit like a Subaru.
Speaker 2:16 Subaru.
Speaker 28:And the other set like, any kind of Subaru that's run sixteens. And then I have a set of two thirty five fifty r nineteens, and they fit, like, Chrysler 300.
Speaker 2:19.
Speaker 28:You know? Chrysler. And they're in new condition. New condition. I also have a jogging stroller that folds up.
Speaker 28:It's compact, the wheels detach. Jogging. It's in new condition.
Speaker 2:Alright. And
Speaker 28:the number for those items
Speaker 2:Uh-huh.
Speaker 28:501501? 1471. 51471.
Speaker 2:1471. Alright. Yeah. Alright.
Speaker 10:Hey. Have a good day.
Speaker 2:You too. Thank you for the call. Alright. We got some 20516 for a Subaru. We got some $2.35 r fifteens for a Chrysler, and we got a jogging stroller.
Speaker 2:(907) 501-1471. Hi. You're live on the air. Welcome to Problem Corner. You're
Speaker 4:live on the air. Welcome to
Speaker 22:Problem Corner.
Speaker 21:Hey. You don't wanna take Wade's reputation away by hanging up on everybody.
Speaker 2:Oh, no.
Speaker 21:Hang in there. You are doing a good job besides hanging up.
Speaker 2:Well, I gotta I gotta stop it at some point. Alright. There we go. Well, thank you, guys. I guess you guys do not like me hanging up, but I'm sorry.
Speaker 2:Sometimes I gotta let you go. But, thank you for, tuning in today. Sorry about all the climax and problems that we have, but you guys have a blessed day.