Michael discusses the legislative session, education bill, and budget deficits, opening the phone lines for listener input. Callers share perspectives on topics ranging from the PFD and moving the capital, to personal food experiences and the impact of paid sick leave mandates on small businesses. The show concludes with good news stories highlighting community support and volunteer efforts.
Michael Dukes and Representative Kevin McCabe discuss Alaska's education bill, budget issues, and potential solutions. McCabe shares insights on legislative battles and funding challenges, emphasizing the need to prioritize children's education. The episode explores potential fiscal strategies, including budget cuts and revenue measures, while debating whether to embrace a financial crash for a fresh start.
We're starting the week on Truth Tuesday with Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets. This weeks topics: could Larry Persily be right? $1000 or $700, we can't afford a permanent increase; the start of Alaska's 3rd fiscal wave. Then in hour two we'll recap and discuss the ethical fall of Savanah Fletcher of FNSB Assembly fame. Then we'll finish up with Chris Story from Homer with our weekly PMA.
This episode features Matt Bullard, a candidate for the HEA board, discussing energy policy and his vision for the future of Homer's electricity. The episode also includes an interview with Stacey Schultz from the Homer Foundation, detailing their mission, community projects, and upcoming fundraising events. The episode concludes with a discussion on the latest education bill in Juneau and its potential impact.
Today we'll cover some more headlines and then talk with Lisa James, a parent from the Nikolaevsk School, who is fighting the potential closure in their area. Then in hour two we'll open up the phone lines to talk about whatever you want to discuss.
Today we dive into the Weekly Top 3 with Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets. This week three topics: What the latest PF Corp projections are telling us; A small Ante; there's actually is some 'good news' on the budget. Then in hour two I'll recap with some of my thoughts before we finish up with some positive stuff from Chris Story our guru from Homer.
Today we'll find out all the stuff that happened over the weekend and take a look at what's coming up this week in the AKLEG as we get ready to wrap up the session...maybe. Then in hour two we'll visit with Judith Eckert author of The Pixel Pandemic.
Today we're full up with LD Howard talking about new range in Palmer, Top shot Chris Cheng and Willie Waffle. Tune in!
Well, they passed a budget, but still have no way to fund it. We'll discuss all the details and more in hour one. Then in hour two we'll chat with Rep Will Stapp, who was not amused by the nonsense and gimmicks used to put the whole thing through.
Full show today, starting in hour one with Chris Story giving us an update on the progress of his Fair Tax initiative for the KPB. We'll see what's going on and where we go from here. Then in hour two we'll spend the full hour with Senator Mike Shower discussing the session and the spending madness.
Today is not only Tax Day, it's the first Truth Tuesday in a couple of weeks. We'll get to catch up with Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets and get the Weekly Top 3. Then we'll recap and then visit with Americans For Prosperity talking about Tax Day and free eggs? We'll finish up with Chris Story with our weekly life coaching.
There was some real Machiavellian moves in the AKLEG House on Friday. The majority pulled a fast one and the minority is left flat footed (surprise!). How many times do we have to get fooled before we wise up? We will discuss today a length.
Today it's you and me, talking about all the headlines from around the country regarding our favorite topic. We'll also take some phone calls and chat with you on air. Then we'll finish up with Willie Waffle for our entertainment review.
Today we're going to pick apart the AKLEG House Majority presser, with the actual words of the members and my commentary on it all. We'll also discuss the new salary study. Then in hour two we'll pick it up with David Boyle, education advocate who comes in to talk about the truth about student to teacher ratios.
Michael Dukes discusses Alaska headlines, including the budget crisis and legislative debates, teen mayhem, and interviews Senator Mike Cronk about the AKLNG project and its potential benefits for Fairbanks, as well as updates on the state legislature and budget. The conversation covers the PFD, school funding, and the need for a sustainable fiscal plan, with critiques of government spending and the education system.
Representative Sarah Vance discusses Alaska's accidental PFD, budget challenges, and potential solutions, highlighting the need for fiscal responsibility and resource development. Michael Dukes analyzes the state's financial instability, the impact of oil prices, and the Anchorage Assembly's new ordinances, criticizing government overspending and ideological agendas. The episode emphasizes the urgency of addressing Alaska's financial woes and encourages citizen engagement in the legislative process.
Michael Dukes discusses weekend headlines, stock market confidence, and government intervention. He analyzes protests, the accidental PFD, and potential future governor candidates. He also covers the state budget, media's role in fear, and legislative inaction. The episode further examines the need for fiscal responsibility and faces the potential economic consequences.
This episode of The Michael Dukes Show features Dr. John Lott discussing the proliferation of non-lethal self-defense options and the misconceptions surrounding their effectiveness, particularly in comparison to firearms. The conversation covers defensive gun uses, legal considerations, and concealed carry reciprocity, analyzing the political challenges to national reciprocity and highlighting the importance of self-analysis within the 2A community. The episode concludes with movie reviews by Willie Waffle, including a discussion of a Minecraft movie and other upcoming films.
This episode features Sarah Montalbano discussing Alaska's resource potential, including AKLNG, Ambler Road, and NPR-A, emphasizing infrastructure development and the need for congressional support. The conversation also covers school funding debates, and opinion pieces on civic and public economies, focusing on prioritizing prosperity over politics, along with insights on legislative issues and potential impacts on Alaska's future.
Today we've got a full boat, starting with ARP Dist 6 looking to censure both Murkowski and Sen Gary Stevens. We'll discuss with Charlie Franz. Then in hour two we'll chat with State Senator Shelley Hughes on the status of the session.
Today we've brought back JD Tuccille from Reason magazine for the latest on the Jones Act and what's happening, comparing Puerto Rico and Alaska and where we need to go. Then in hour two we'll pick it up with Chris Story for an update on his "Fair Tax" proposal before we get our weekly PMA uplift.
Michael Dukes discusses current headlines, including the possibility of renting out the governor's mansion, the potential eruption of Mount Spur, and Carmela Warfield's letter to the legislature. He then interviews HEA candidate Matt Bullard about the recent rate increase and his plans for affordable, reliable energy, emphasizing an "all of the above" strategy. Bullard stresses the need for informed voters and long-term planning to stabilize energy costs and attract businesses to Alaska.
This episode of the Michael Dukes Show dives into the latest firearms news, including a Supreme Court ruling on ATF regulations and concerns about the Trump administration's stance on gun rights. The host also discusses the "rule of three" for responsible gun ownership, answers listener questions, and reviews new movies with Willie Waffle, offering a mix of legal analysis, practical advice, and entertainment commentary.
Today we'll visit with Chris Miller and Jim Stearns about this weekends Kenai Peninsula Fair Gala fundraiser and what it helps to supports and the mission on the peninsula. Then in we'll hit a few headlines and jump to hour two where we'll visit with the host of the "What's Happening in Shipping" YouTube channel. Sal Mercogliano to discuss the Jones Act and it's effect on Alaska.
Michael Dukes hosts discussions on Alaska's headlines, a budget deficit, and political theater in Juneau, featuring guests Representative Kevin McCabe and Representative Mia Costello. Topics include proposed taxes, education funding, and strategies for Alaska's financial future.
Today we dive into the Weekly Top 3 with Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets. This weeks three topics: The Fairbanks News Miner needs to take a remedial finance course; DeLena Johnson is choosing the #OilCos over Alaska families; Why aren't we hearing as much about Cook Inlet gas. Then in hour two I'll recap with some of my thoughts and then as usual we'll finish up with Chris Story for our weekly lifecoaching.
Today we do our Truth Tuesday Top 3 with Brad Keithley from Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets. This weeks big 3 topics are: The PF Corp is leaving money on the table; what both the left and the right are missing on the Hillcorp loophole; and will the Senate really act as the fiscal grownup in the room? In hour two we'll recap with some of my thoughts and then finish up with our weekly inspirational visit with Chris Story from Homer.
Michael Dukes discusses headlines, the concept of extremism, and potential candidates for the next gubernatorial race in Alaska. He analyzes proposed federal spending cuts and their implications, highlighting the reactions and concerns from various groups. The conversation covers the challenges of political polarization and the need for rational discourse in addressing complex issues facing the state and the nation.
Today in hour one we'll chat for the first time with Darwin Nercesian who writes for TTAG, Firearms News and more. Then in hour two we'll open up the phones, cover some more headlines from around the country and then finish up as usual with Willie Waffle for our weekend entertainment review.
Michael discusses the Alaska legislature rejecting the governor's agriculture department proposal, the role of government, and the need for more personal responsibility. He explores if regulations are hindering innovation for farmers, and examines government bureaucracy in the state.
