Stories
Weird Laws #1- Reporter Michael Eddy takes a look at odd laws from throughout time. Here are some way weird ones from Alaska and Texas.Smart Food in Anchorage- Looking for a place to eat while studying? Andrew Aquino and Grace Kramer look at some of Anchorage's hippest most chill eateries that are well known for their calm atmospheres. They conducted interviews at The Lucky Monkey and Kaladi Brothers Cafe and tested the environments between the two.
Rapper's Paradise P.1 - ATMI reporter Sara Perman takes us “back to the concrete streets, original beats, and real live MCs” of oldskool rap. She shares her taste of non-sellout rap with artists including Biz Markie, Dilated Peoples and Jurassic 5.Weird Laws #2- Did you know that it is illegal to drive more than 2,000 sheep down the streets of Hollywood at a time? Michael Eddy is back with more weird laws about California.
Scene Check: Euvasahm- Interested in local music? KRUA Reporter David Waldron gives the scoop on the local band Euvasahm. You get to hear the band as well as meet the members in this piece.
Events- Reporter Tony Glavinic looks into the weekly local events through the month of April. He especially looks into the Day of Silence and Pride Prom- two events that are designed to promote gay, lesbian, transgender and bi(sexual) awareness.
Rapper's Paradise P. 2 - Sara Perman is back with more rap music, but these songs are a little newer. Check out Soul Position, The Streets and Hieroglyphics in this second spin.
Weird Laws #3- Did you know that at one point in England committing suicide is considered a capitol crime punished by death? Well, neither did we 'till we heard this piece on international laws produced by Michael Eddy.
Thank You Mr. Postman- Join private eye Rodney McFearson as he adventures through Radioland to solve the unknown mysteries of the world. The case of the counterfit Girl Scout cookies continues right here.
In Other News (April 2006)
