35 Years Behind the Curtain: How Alaska Politics Really Works
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35 Years Behind the Curtain: How Alaska Politics Really Works
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In the first episode of On Air with Brett Huber, Brett shares the story of how Alaska became home—and why, after more than three decades inside Alaska politics and government, he believes it’s time to fight for the opportunities that once defined the Last Frontier.
From arriving in Alaska in 1984 with a young family, a Jeep, a U-Haul, and $600 to his unexpected entrance into politics, Brett reflects on the people, experiences, and lessons that shaped his view of public service. He also explains how Juneau has changed, why money and power play such an important role in the political process, and why he believes too many young Alaskans are questioning whether they can afford a home, raise a family, build a career, or create a future here.
Brett also lays out what listeners can expect from On Air: an insider’s look at how Alaska really works, along with conversations about politics, business, the economy, family, faith, culture, opportunity, and the future of Alaska.
This is just the beginning.
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