We Hear You!

We love to hear from our viewers! Please feel free to contact us if you have questions or comments about what's being shown on 360 North.

Recent feedback:

"I have found the programs aired to be very interesting and very informative!!!"

"Thank you for putting something on TV that doesn't insult my intelligence."

"Thank you for making Alaskan programming possible!"

Email Kristin at kristin@ktoo.org if you have feedback or questions about 360 North.

Want to be on 360 North? Here's your chance!

Have you ever posted a video on YouTube? Have you ever fantasized about creating a video for television? Well here’s your chance! It’s not too late to create a short 1-2 minute video for 360 North’s Earth Day special! We’re looking for videos that focus on sustainability, clean energy, conservation, alternative fuels – basically anything that has to do with the environment! We’re planning an Earth Day special in April to showcase all the videos we get.

Need even more incentive? We’re partnering with PBS and all eligible videos will be sent on to PBS and could be selected to air on a national PBS show!! What’s more, you could be flown to DC to be part of the live studio audience if you video is selected!!

But here’s the catch – TIME IS RUNNING OUT! We need your submission by March 6 to be eligible for the PBS show. We take HD or SD formats, so bust out those digital recorders and get busy!! Contact Kristin at 907-463-6472 or kristin@ktoo.org for more information.

New Channels in Juneau!

360 North is now on Channel DTV3.2 in Juneau.

Beginning this week 360 North and AlaskaOne will be broadcast "over the air" in the Juneau area on new channels. The new service is part of the nationwide conversion to digital television, mandated by federal law. KTOO-TV’s main digital TV transmitter has been in operation since July, 2004.

KTOO-TV is now broadcasting on digital TV channel 3, and has also added digital TV service for Lemon Creek. PBS and Alaska One programming is available on DTV channel 3.1, while 360 North and Gavel to Gavel Alaska programming is on DTV channel 3.2.

Viewers outside of Juneau will not be affected by this change nor will those who watch by cable, DirecTV or Dish Network.

Senator Murkowski to Speak

Gavel to Gavel Alaska will provide coverage of Senator Lisa Murkowski's Address to the Alaska Legislature.

Thursday, February 19

11:00 am
(live)

8:00 pm
(prime time repeat)

Watch Interviews with Legislators On Line

Individual interviews with members of the Alaska State House of Representatives and Alaska State Senate are now available for you to watch on line.

http://www.ktoo.org/gavel/house.cfm

http://www.ktoo.org/gavel/senate.cfm

Find your legislators on the list and click on their names to watch
Capitol Views video on demand.

Lincoln Day Dinner 2009

360 North will be broadcasting the 2009 Lincoln Day Dinner from Juneau.
The guest speaker will be nationally syndicated radio host, author and film critic Michael Medved.

Friday, February 13
8:00 pm

By Popular Demand

One of the most popular programs this year on 360 North has been Throwbacks to a Golden Age of Northwest Boats. When it comes to viewer comments, this has been one of the favorites. Alaska is full of people who love boats. This program is for those people.

Throwbacks is a documentary film that profiles the great naval architects of Seattle's early years and the famous boatyards and shipwrights that applied world-renowned craftsmanship to their nautical visions. It follows the classic boats and yachts through the decades and introduces the vessels and the people who lovingly care for them today.

Throwbacks to a Golden Age of Northwest Boats
Thursday
8:00 pm

Keep An Eye On...

the people who represent you in Juneau.

While the legislature is in session, 360 North brings you a minimum of 17 hours a day of coverage from the Capitol - Monday through Friday. As the deadline for the 90-day session looms, coverage will expand through weekends and late-night meetings. This will ensure that Alaskans throughout the state can watch decisions being made by their representatives.

Gavel to Gavel Alaska
on
360 North

We're Everywhere!

Wild About Harry...

Evening at Egan presents

Wild About Harry: The Myth of Truman in the Age of Bush

David Noon, Assistant Professor of History at the University of Alaska Southeast, takes a look at the posthumous evolution of Harry Truman as a political weapon and examines the comparison of Truman vs. Bush. In his presentation, Dr. Noon demonstrates the lack of persuasiveness in this off-quoted connection.

Friday
8:00 pm

Miller Center Forums

The Miller Center Forum presents more than sixty speakers each year, drawn from high-ranking public officials and others involved in shaping public policy, from the academy, leading research institutions, and from journalists covering national and international events. Speakers address a wide range of issues including the current political environment, national security concerns, American history topics, timely international relations issues, and an expansive public policy agenda that includes health care, immigration, energy security, the environment, among many other themes.

Miller Center Forums are produced by Virginia Public TV and recorded at the University of Virginia. They are scheduled for broadcast on Wednesday nights on 360 North.

This week the program is Breathing The Fire with Kimberly Dozier of CBS News. Dozier is the victim of a roadside bomb attack in Baghdad. She discusses her story of survival, recovery and the challenges of covering the war in Iraq.

Wednesday at 9:00 pm