Today's a big show on this Friday the 13th. We start off in hour one with Yehuda Remer the Pew Pew Jew to talk about everything happening on the 2A world and beyond. Then in hour two we'll pick it up with Chris Cheng to talk about the madness that is LA right now. Then as always we'll finish it off with a lighter side entertainment report from Willie Waffle.
Today we'll dive into a bunch of headlines from around the state, including the continuing protests of the ICE detentions in the state, plus the potential for a new spaceport...in the interior. Then in hour two we'll be joined by Rep Kevin McCabe to talk about village Public Safety and next phases.
Today we'll hit headlines, wish birthdays and talk about the newly released Tshibaka DOE report. In hour two we'll get some analysis from former Rep Ben Carpenter on the report and get his take on the problems we're dealing with.
Today we dive into the Weekly Top 3 with Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets. This weeks topics: The pros/cons of closing Cosmopolitan, one sided analysis is irritating; what DIDNT happen at the Governor's conference. Then in hour two I'll recap with some of my thoughts before trying to do a bit of goodnews and positivity myself, since Chris is unavailable.
Today we'll take on all the headlines from around the state that came up from Friday. Including the potential censure of Murkowski, the dropping of property taxes in the KPB and what's going to happen with the education funding and other things on the Governor's desk.
Today we dive into all the headlines including the SCOTUS decision, the madness of Colorado and more. We'll also open the phone lines to take calls and Q&A. We'll finish up, as always, with Willie Waffle for our entertainment review.
Today we'll dive into the headlines from around the state, including the latest piece by Rep Kevin McCabe on Port Mackenzie, the double dipping going on in the Anch Assembly and the fate of the new DEED regulations that just hit a wall. We may also take some phone calls and more.
Today well cover some headlines from around the state and revisit some of the more interesting moments from the AKLEG session that includes some interesting bits about the power of the binding caucus. Then in hour two we'll get a chance to visit with candidate for Governor Bernadette Wilson.
Today we chat with Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets on the Weekly Top 3. This weeks stories: Remember the PFC's recent bragging? What should we expect from Trumps upcoming visit? Which 'working people' is Angela Rodell talking about? In hour two we'll recap with my thoughts and then finish up with Chris Story for a much needed dose of positivity and uplift.
Today we'll cover all the headlines from around the state in hour one, including the increasing attacks on Dunleavey. Then in hour two we'll visit with the Homer Chamber abut the "Tate of Homer' event and the big one this Saturday Homer HarborFest!
Today we dive into one of the greatest debates in the 2A community. Open carry and it's pros and cons with a brand new example in Las Vegas. We'll also take calls and take on other headlines from around the country before we jump into our entertainment report with Willie Waffle.
Today it's you and me going over headlines from around the state, talking about the stories that pique my interest and seeing what's on your mind with phone calls as well. Tune in!
Today we'll start off the show with something fun happening on the lower peninsula. We'll talk with Allison DeRungs about the local production at the Mariner Theater this weekend. Then we'll have a few headlines before jumping into a session recap in hour two with Rep Sarah Vance.
Today we get to visit with Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets and go over the post session Weekly Top 3. This weeks topics: 1/3 of the year paid for by PFD cuts; Anna MacKinnon's issues; could Alaska stop OPEC tail wagging? Then we'll recap with some of my thoughts and then finish up in hour two with Chris Story's sneak peek at his new book followed up by his weekly uplift.
Today we get to dive into our favorite topic, joined by Rob Pincus of ICE training and Avidity Arms. We'll be discussing the fate of the HPA in congress and where we go from here in hour one. Then in hour two we'll have some calls and my thoughts, finishing up with Willie Waffle with our big Memorial Day weekend movie reviews.
This episode explores critical energy issues in Alaska and across the US. The discussion covers the utilities' renewed interest in the Susitna Dam project, challenges with the drive towards intermittent renewables like wind and solar as highlighted by the MISO report, the importance of dispatchable power, and potential grid reliability risks including cybersecurity threats. The conversation also touches on Alaska's fiscal situation, legislative dynamics around school funding, and the need for long-term planning amidst economic volatility.
Michael Dukes recaps the conclusion of the Alaska legislative session, focusing on the historic veto override of the governor's veto on education funding, the first in 20 years. He discusses the state's dire fiscal situation, relying on dipping into various funds and facing future deficits, while criticizing the legislature's lack of a long-term plan and its decision to lock in funding increases permanently. State Senator Mike Shower joins to provide his perspective on the veto override process, the struggle for compromise, the controversy surrounding the Port Mackenzie rail extension, and the need for citizens to pursue initiatives for change due to legislative inaction and political gridlock.
Today we have our final Weekly Top 3 from Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets before the end of the regular session. This weeks spicy topics: The biggest PFD cut yet; all the spin from the PFC; Alaska's energy 'whack-a-mole' problem. Then in hour two I'm gonna rant...er ..... recap and finish up with Chris Story who will bring us a positivity uplift.
Today we'll cover the last three days of the session and what we'll see in the AKLEG. Where do we end up and do the rules really matter? All this and maybe some of your phone calls as well.
It's our favorite day of the week, so it's fitting that we get to talk to our favorite Reason author JD Tuccille. Today we'll talk about California CCW and something that worries me as a visible gun guy. Then in hour two we'll take some calls and cover other headlines before finishing up with our weekend entertainment review with Willie Waffle.
This episode of The Michael Dukes Show features interviews with Barbara Haney, a Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly member, and Bernadette Wilson, a candidate for governor of Alaska. Haney discusses borough issues like ethics violations, budget growth, and property rights. Wilson shares her frustration with the political system and proposes solutions for Alaska's financial and infrastructure challenges, advocating for limited government and a strong vision.
Michael Dukes interviews Ben Carpenter on Alaska's current fiscal crisis, exploring past policy failures and future challenges. They discuss potential solutions including spending caps, revenue diversification, and the need for strong leadership to address the state's structural imbalance.
Today it's time for "Truth" Tuesday and the Weekly Top 3 from Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets. This weeks topics: The Fiscal game of Chicken; how's Dunleavey's timing?; a check on Alaska's business climate. Then in hour two we'll recap with my thoughts and then finish up with a much needed dose of positive thought with Chris Story who will give us a bit of a life coaching session.
Today we cover the headlines from the weekend including the Governors call for a post session creation of a 'working group' to deliver a fiscal plan. (didn't we do this already?) Then in hour two we'll visit with David Boyle who'll come in and talk to us about the truth in funding for the ASD as well as other school districts.
Today we've got a full raft of guests, starting in hour one with Darwin Nercesian from FirearmsNews.com in hour one. Then in hour two we'll pick things up with TopShot Chris Cheng. Finally we'll finish up with Willie Waffle with our weekend movie/stream/entertainment review.
The Michael Dukes Show analyzes the Alaska Senate majority press conference, revealing concerns about fiscal planning and the state's permanent fund. The discussion covers budget choices, potential cuts, and the long-term sustainability of the PFD, alongside an interview with Fairbanks Assembly member Brett Rottermund on local government challenges and his reelection campaign.
Today we're gonna do a full recap of the Weekly Senate Majority presser. I've got to tell you after listening a couple of times I'm still shocked at some of the attitudes out there. We'll get a chance to recap. Then in hour two we'll visit with Senator Robb Myers from North Pole to talk about his thoughts on the States fiscal future.....or lack thereof.
Michael Dukes and Brad Keithley discuss Alaska's budget crisis, plummeting oil prices, and potential solutions. They analyze the impact of increased spending, new employee contracts, and proposed constitutional amendments on the state's financial future. Chris Story joins to provide uplifting advice and the three Ps for power.
Today we find out how much laughter we can expect with Rubber Ptarmigan as they step onto the stage down here in Homer. We'll get their story and what we can expect on Wednesday. Then in hour two we'll cover all the stuff that happened over the last three days in the legislature and what we can expect in the last 3 weeks of the session.
Today we're joined by author and journalist David Codrea to discuss the results of the Presidents first 100 days in regards to the 2A culture. We'll get his take on what has and hasn't happened and what needs to come next. We'll also take some calls and discuss with you before finishing up with lighter side stuff since Willie is out sick.
