Just an update to let you all know what’s coming up here soon on the Alaska Podshow Podcast for the month of February. We just returned from a great adventure into Alaska’s wilderness at called Winterlake Lodge. If you’ve never heard of this place, let me be the first to break the news… It’s truely a place of wellness, relaxation, adventures, and the very best in hospitality!

You might want to visit their website at www.withinthewild.com to just get an idea of where we were exactly. Truth is though - there is no website, podcast, television, or travel show that can possibly communicate what Winterlake Lodge has to offer. We captured so much footage - seeing all the eye candy you’ll certainly feel the calling to just go there yourself! Podcast coming in roughtly 7 days.

We’re off to Juneau Tuesday morning 2/12 to 2/13 to take in some adventures, and oh yeah we’re going to be sharing it all here on the Alaska Podshow! That Alaska Podshow we’ll have Hikes, Interviews, and some special guests you’ll definitely want to check out!

Fur Rondy 2008 begins on 2/22 and festivities end on 3/2. Alaska Podshow will be there to share this great Alaska tradition here in Anchorage!

Between all of that, and beyond lots of Alaska News, Stories, and Eye candy coming your way! Comments, feedback, requests, or just a simple “hello” to let me know you’re out there is always welcome.

Be well, do good work, and stay in touch!
Scott

Greetings!

Chena Hot Springs was a fun video to produce, and the response from viewers was great! Chena Hot Springs Resort was originally discovered in 1905, even today offers a variety of activities. I’d suggest a stay nothing less than 3 days in order to full experience activities like the Aurora Ice Museum, Tour the Chena Renewable Energy solutions, Greenhouse, and of course the Hot Springs!

We conducted an interview with owner Bernie Karl about his renewable energy, and takes us on a tour of the energy plant that makes Chena Hot Springs completely self-sustaining resort. Bernie has put Chena on the map and the innovation that’s coming out of this corner of Alaska is turning heads world-wide!

Once the show is up, I’d love to hear your thoughts. In my opinion, if we’re willing to drill over 10,000 feet for oil why can’t we drill for hot water?!

Thanks everyone for watching the show, and sending on your feedback! We’ve got some great shows coming up so be sure to keep subscribed if you’re not already.

Cheers!
Scott