Various Speakers
Anchorage Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Forum Podcasts
The Speaker's Forum is held each Sunday morning from 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Forum topics often address and spur dialogue about a current local community, statewide, national or international issue. Some forums feature a local author and the topic of the author's new book, or a representative of a local non-governmental organization (NGO) describing the organization’s work, programs, and accomplishments.
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Jul 5, 2026
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Episodes
Clans of the Winged Whale 15.11.2020 1:35:29
Send us Fan Mail Shelley Gill and Olga Von Ziegesar
Of Bears and Ballots—Adventures in Small-Town Politics 08.11.2020 1:27:40
Send us Fan Mail Author Heather Lende
Understanding How the Alaska Tribal Health System Works 01.11.2020 1:48:23
Send us Fan Mail Southcentral Foundation Vice President Douglas Eby
Exploring the Rivers of the Arctic Refuge 25.10.2020 1:29:27
Send us Fan Mail Ed & Georgia Bennett
Fighting Covid-19 with Science and Compassion 18.10.2020 2:23:17
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Anne ZInk - Alaska's Chief Medical Officer
Making One’s ‘Way’—Traveling the Portuguese Camino 11.10.2020 1:15:02
Send us Fan Mail Rev. Lise Adams Sherry
Alaska Budget Choices—What Would You Do? 04.10.2020 1:16:33
Send us Fan Mail Cheryl Frasca, Co-chair, Commonwealth North’s Fiscal Policy Study Group
Finding a Shared Home In a Threatened World 27.09.2020 1:28:49
Send us Fan Mail Mary Odden
The Police Department’s Relationship With Anchorage’s Communities 20.09.2020 1:26:33
Send us Fan Mail Deputy Chief Kenneth McCoy
The Challenges of Teaching Our Children Safely and Effectively 13.09.2020 1:14:00
Send us Fan Mail Corey Aist
How Alaska’s Public Employees Are Sticking Together, Stronger Than Ever, Against Attacks on Collective Bargaining Rights 06.09.2020 26:16
Send us Fan Mail Alaska State Employees Association Executive Director Jake Metcalfe
Pros and Cons of Prop. 2—Primaries, Dark Money, and Ranked Choice Voting 30.08.2020 1:40:02
Send us Fan Mail Shea Siegert (Pro) & Leighan Gonzales (Con)
Elections Matter—Why We Encourage Vote By Mail, and Combat Voter Suppression 23.08.2020 1:29:09
Send us Fan Mail Joyce Anderson, League of Women Voters
Alaska’s Fiscal Future—We Did It To Ourselves 16.08.2020 1:26:23
Send us Fan Mail Larry Persily, UAA Atwood Professor of Journalism and Former SOA Deputy Commissioner of Revenue
Let’s Not Squander This Opportunity 09.08.2020 1:30:16
Send us Fan Mail Anchorage Municipal Manager Bill Falsey
Mental Health Issues in the Time of Covid-19 02.08.2020 1:31:38
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Shirley Holloway, President National Alliance on Mental Illness
The Challenges of Leadership in 2020 26.07.2020 1:23:05
Send us Fan Mail U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski
Bristol Bay and the Pandemics of 1919 and 2020 19.07.2020 1:36:11
Send us Fan Mail Tim Troll and Norm Van Vactor
Going Boldly With Eklutna to Explore Captain Cook’s Legacy 12.07.2020 1:34:56
Send us Fan Mail Native Village of Eklutna President Aaron Leggett
To Be or Not to Be: Statues, History and This Historical Moment. 05.07.2020 1:49:24
Send us Fan Mail Historian Steve Haycox
Growing Food Insecurity in Alaska—How to Be Part of the Solution 28.06.2020 1:25:31
Send us Fan Mail Karla Jutzi, Food Bank of Alaska
Governing Washington in Trying Times 21.06.2020 1:38:19
Send us Fan Mail David Postman, Ex-ADN Reporter and Chief of Staff to Wash. Governor Jay Inslee
Alaska’s Economy in the Time of Covid-19 14.06.2020 1:22:44
Send us Fan Mail Neal Fried, State Labor Economist
Norbert Čapek: Flowers, Freedom & Faith 31.05.2020 1:46:17
Send us Fan Mail Rev. Shelley Page
Finding a Sustainable Path for the ADN and Public Service Journalism 24.05.2020 1:34:47
Send us Fan Mail Anchorage Daily News Editor David Hulen
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