With All Due Respect?

A recent opinion column about the Alaska LNG project by a current lawmaker shows a pattern of supporting a bill they do not want to understand.

Has the State Senate had enough of the governor's secret deal and refusal to compromise? We think they're ready to say "take a compromise or we're going home to stay."

Alaska State Senator Cathy Giessel is interviewed about the current status of the Governor's pipeline legislation in Juneau.

Governor Mike Dunleavy writes an opinion piece that makes false claims and stretches the truth. Meet Click Bishop, candidate for governor.

Suddenly cheap gas for Alaskans by 2029 has turned into cheap talk.

Pipeline bullies have become a thing in order to squash questions and debate over the growing concerns about secrecy and just how much Glenfarne will cost taxpayers.

Andrew and Ethan talk about the confidential pipeline development agreement that was leaked to the press.

Andrew shares his opinion about how this deal was put in motion and who stands to gain from all this mythical "momentum".

Andrew and Ethan discuss the various risks associated with approving a bill that relegates state sovereignty to a private confidentiality clause.

Andrew and Ethan discuss the foreign interests behind Glenfarne and what it means if anything.

A clause in a confidential agreement reportedly allows Glenfarne to demand the state buy them out whether the pipeline is built or not.

The Alaska State Senate passes Governor Dunleavy's pipeline tax legislation, and in the process takes steps to ensure this is a real project.

We offer a cautionary tale about one candidate who is gaslighting the people of Fairbanks on his opponent's support for the Alaska LNG project.

Alignment in the pipeline business means integration. It also means Alaska's 25% ownership stake could be worth virtually nothing.

We talk travel to Rome with our podcast travel guru Scott McMurren, and we talk data centers versus pipeline revenues.

Alaska's have been promised cheap gas, but that depends on the kindness of strangers.

Andrew and Ethan discuss the gubernatorial field, the controversy over two Dan Sullivans, and the latest in the Alaska LNG charade.

Governor Mike Dunleavy owns this entire pipeline charade and he's the only to blame when it collapses under it's own economic weight. 

After three days of special session on the governor's gas line legislation, the answers to key questions regarding the Alaska LNG project remain elusive.

We could learn a lot from a 1993 television cartoon when it comes to the Alaska LNG project.

An advertising campaign promoting the Alaska LNG project has many supporters, but no substance,

Former mayors and current gubernatorial candidates are advocating gambling away public money on a project nobody can explain.

After a year into Glenfarne's pipeline tour they still cannot articulate the cost of the project they are proposing.

Alaska's share of the proposed natural gas pipeline could be "virtually worthless" according to legislative consultants.

Andrew and Ethan discuss Jetway Jesus, Bill Walker's entrance into the gubernatorial race and what happened to leaders?