The Must Read Alaska Show

In this insightful episode of The Must Read Alaska Show, host John Quick is joined by Kay Schuster, a passionate special education teacher and school board candidate. Kay shares her concerns about Anchorage's position at the bottom of national test scores and her conviction that without change, there will be no improvement.
 
Her campaign focuses on fiscal responsibility, curricular consistency, and preserving womens sports, all aimed at elevating educational standards. Kay's unique blend of professional experience and personal investment as a parent of kids who went to Anchorage public schools, offers a fresh perspective on transforming Anchorage schools for the better. Nothing change if nothing changes.
 
Explore more about Kay Schuster's vision for change at Kay Schuster for Anchorage School Board. https://www.kayschuster.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/SchusterForASB

In a riveting episode of The Must Read Alaska Show, host John Quick engages with Kelly Tshibaka , whose endeavors are reshaping Alaska's political scene.
 
They dive deep into her new podcast 'Stand', showcasing her engaging dialogues with leading personalities and explore her significant contribution as the State Chair for the Trump campaign in Alaska, celebrating a recent triumph in the presidential preference poll.
 
This episode offers a comprehensive look at Kelly's strategic approach, her impact on Alaska's political dynamics, and her vision for advancing conservative values. Join us for an enlightening discussion that connects the dots between leadership, advocacy, and the future of Alaska under the spotlight of national politics.
 
Check out her new podcast here: https://standshow.org

In this engaging episode of the Must Read Alaska Show, host John Quick is joined by Rick Whitbeck, Director of Power The Future Alaska. They cover Whitbeck's recent highlights from CPAC, the untapped potential in Alaska's oil and gas sectors, and the challenges posed by the Biden Administration's policies.
The conversation also touches on the high costs and minimal impact of green energy in Alaska, providing a deep dive into the state's energy dynamics and future prospects.
 
Check out Power the Future here: https://powerthefuture.com 

In this inspiring episode of the Must Read Alaska Show, host John Quick engages with Mat-Su Assemblyman Rob Yundt, a dedicated leader and Alaska state senate candidate, who embodies the spirit of public service and community dedication. 
Yundt opens up about the motivations behind his decision to run for office, highlighting his commitment to giving back to the community by donating his entire salary to Alaskan nonprofits. 
As a seasoned business owner and family man, Yundt brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to politics, advocating for the incorporation of common-sense business practices into government operations. 
His stance on halting the government's borrowing spree to fund its activities sets him apart as a candidate focused on sustainable financial policies. Tune in to discover how Rob Yundt's passion for public service and pragmatic approach to governance could shape the future of Alaska's legislative landscape.
For more information about Rob Yundt and his vision for Alaska, visit his campaign website at www.robforalaska.com

Join host John Quick on the Must Read Alaska Show for a riveting episode with Nick Begich, a determined candidate aiming for Alaska's sole congressional seat. Begich shares invaluable insights from his experience as the campaign chair for Congressman Don Young, highlighting the lessons learned and how they've shaped his political vision.
With a critical view of the current congresswoman, Mary Peltola, Begich outlines why he believes Alaska is in dire need of change. He discusses his commitment to smaller government, less regulation, and increased oil production as foundational pillars of his campaign. This episode is a deep dive into Begich's aspirations for Alaska, reflecting on the past and looking forward to a brighter future.
 
For more details on Nick Begich and to follow his campaign, visit https://www.alaskansfornickbegich.com.
 
Stay connected with his journey and get involved in shaping Alaska's future by following his social media channels.

In this episode of The Must Read Alaska Show, host John Quick sits down with Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson to discuss the city's economic development, the challenges and successes of snow removal, and the exciting reopening of Sullivan Arena for concerts and events.
 
After years serving as a homeless shelter, Mayor Bronson shares how he fulfilled the community's wish to reclaim this iconic venue for public enjoyment. Tune in for an insightful conversation on Anchorage's journey towards revitalization and the bright future ahead.

In this compelling episode of The Must Read Alaska Show, host John Quick is joined by Alaska State Representative Andrew Gray. Andrew is invested in Alaska's future, advocating for the full funding of the Permanent Fund to ensure Alaskans continue to benefit from this crucial resource. As a veteran and physician assistant, Andrew provides unique insights into the Veteran Affairs Committee's work and discusses House Bills and Resolutions pivotal for Alaskans.
 
He also shares his legislative goals, emphasizing the need for long-term fiscal plans to secure Alaska's prosperity.
 
Beyond politics, Andrew connects with his community through his podcasts, "East Anchorage Book Club" and "East Anchorage Matters," where he explores diverse perspectives and matters close to the heart of East Anchorage residents and beyond. Tune in to discover Andrew's vision for Alaska.
 
Check out his podcasts here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/east-anchorage-matters-with-rep-andrew-gray/id1667318355

This episode of the Must Read Alaska Show with host John Quick features an in-depth conversation with Senator Jesse Kiehl, shedding light on the distinctive role and experiences of representing Juneau, Alaska's capital city. Kiehl discusses the unique challenges and advantages of serving in a location only accessible by air and sea, emphasizing the importance of the Alaska Marine Highway for connectivity.
 
Senator Kiehl outlines his key objectives for the legislative session, and he elaborates on the urgency of enhancing Alaska's energy infrastructure. The conversation also covers Juneau's path to tourism resurgence post-pandemic, particularly the impact of the absence and return of cruise ships on the local economy.
 
This dialogue offers a look into Senator Kiehl's legislative priorities, the intricacies of governing Alaska's capital, and the broader implications for the state's future.