On Capital Chat, Angel Montgomery talks with fellow Rotarian Denny DeWitt about the Rotary Club of Juneau’s Capital Brew Fest at Centennial Hall. They discuss Rotary’s community service work, the festival’s lineup of breweries and non-alcoholic options, the Friday night Beer Feast, live music, VIP opportunities to meet brewers, and how proceeds support Rotary’s charitable efforts in Juneau and beyond.

On Capital Chat, Sharon Gaitman speaks with Annie Kail’s owner Colleen Goldrich about the gallery’s upcoming First Friday featuring Juneau artist Dave Wetzel and his paintings of Southeast Alaska landscapes. They discuss the exhibit’s original paintings, prints and cards, along with Annie Kaill’s custom framing services and its wide range of gifts, baby items, pottery, jewelry, home décor and more. The First Friday event takes place at 124 Seward Street from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.

On Capital Chat, Sharon speaks with Juno Symphony Executive Director Charlotte Truitt and former Music Director Troy Quinn about this weekend’s special pops concert. The program features original music from iconic television shows, films, sports broadcasts and news programs, including Star Trek, The Simpsons, Bonanza, I Love Lucy, Rocky and Dynasty. They also discuss season ticket specials, Sunday’s pay-as-you-can option, and the symphony’s upcoming holiday concert.

On Capital Chat, Angel Montgomery speaks with Erin from Catholic Community Services and Christy from the Bridge Adult Day Program about the resources available to Juneau seniors, caregivers, and families. They discuss the Bridge’s role in providing respite and meaningful activities, the importance of combating isolation, Meals on Wheels and its volunteer drivers, and the Senior and Caregiver Resource Center. They also highlight the upcoming Bridge Adult Day Program open house and how community members can connect with local support services.

On Capital Chat, Sharon speaks with UAS Chancellor Aparna Palmer about several developments at the university, including a new floating dock and mariculture training facility at the Sitka campus. They also discuss the redesigned Master of Public Administration program and a developing partnership with the Sámi University of Applied Sciences in Norway focused on Indigenous language revitalization, with hopes for future student and faculty exchanges. Palmer also highlights upcoming short courses in areas ranging from Alaska Native Studies and welding to backcountry navigation.

On Capital Chat, Sharon speaks with St. Vincent de Paul board members Chris Gianotti and Maureen Hall about the organization’s upcoming “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” fundraiser and 5K run. They discuss St. Vincent de Paul’s housing programs, warming shelter, and volunteer-run aid program, which helps Juneau residents with needs ranging from utility bills to housing-related support. The event includes a community walk, 5K, lunch, and opportunities to tour the organization’s facilities.

On Capital Chat, Sharon speaks with Jess Gutzweiler of Southeast Radiation Oncology about “Beer for My Boys,” a free prostate cancer screening event taking place October 23 at Devil’s Club Brewing Company. They discuss the importance of establishing a PSA baseline, removing barriers to cancer screening, and encouraging men over 40 to get tested. The event is being supported by Bartlett, the Aurora Integrated Oncology Foundation, Cancer Connection, Alaska Men’s Run, and other community partners.