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English language news from NHK - Japan.
This month we are installing a new satellite dish that will increase our ability to receive programs for broadcast on 360 North. The new dish will also serve as a backup for our receive dishes on the building.
Strong storm winds in Juneau last winter damaged some of our outside antenna and dish equipment. This new dish, in a large poured concrete mount, should stand up to any wind gusts we experience in the future and help us to provide the best television service we can across Alaska.
Watch the award winning feature-length film documentary about the Alaska Baseball League. Touching the Game Alaska looks at the history and major-league greats that once played in the 49th state and goes on the road with modern day players to explore the Alaska League today.
The Messenger Feast
Saturday and Sunday
Three kinds of bears - Three Documentaries
Join Dr. John Marzluff from the University of Washington for an evening of interesting facts, tales and science surrounding ravens.
The historic halibut schooner Tordenskjold has steamed into her second century.
As she celebrates her centennial, she is neither relic nor museum piece. The Tordenskjold leads a small fleet of hard working commercial fishing schooners that compete head to head with modern boats on the Alaska fishing grounds.
The Tordenskjold was built in 1911 at John Strand’s Seattle boat yard. Today, there are about 20 of the schooners left, still setting and hauling longline gear in the Alaska halibut and black cod fisheries, and still generating profits and supporting family wage jobs. Now, John Sabella has released a 30-minute documentary that celebrates the old schooners and their extraordinary history.
Television Premiere
Sunday at 7:00 pm
1000 Miles of WildernessOne man sets off alone in an attempt to cross a thousand miles of the most remote wilderness in America, the Brooks Range of Northern Alaska. It's a journey of mountains and solitude, river crossings and rapids, mountain passes and gravel bars, wolves, grizzlies and caribou. It's an epic solo journey across the trackless wilds of Alaska -- and a story you will not soon forget.
Wednesday at 8:00 pm
George and Jean Rogers came to Alaska in 1945. They built a home, raised a family and were very active community members in Juneau, where they lived.
George’s academic background and advanced degrees allowed him to work as an economist, professor and researcher. During his long career he held local public office, worked for the federal and territorial governments and started an academic institute. He was one of those who helped pen the state constitution.
360 North is dedicating an evening of television programming to the contributions made by this man.
Alaska Statehood Pioneers: In Their Own Words
8:00 pm
Creating Alaska: Framing the Constitution
8:50 pm
Conversation with George Rogers
10:30 pm
