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Plans to dig out large amounts of Scotland's precious peat from a landowner's estate near Edinburgh look set to go ahead despite widespread opposition from conservationists and government.

A loophole in the law is likely to allow peat to be extracted from Auchencorth Moss on the Penicuik Estate in breach of local and national planning policy. Peat is a vital store of carbon, and is meant to be protected to help prevent climate pollution.

But because the application by a horticultural company is seeking to renew a 30-year-old old minerals permission, it can't be rejected. If new conditions are imposed, compensation may also be payable.

The situation has been condemned as "shockingly outdated and inconsistent" by environmentalists. They are calling on ministers to take urgent action to close the loophole.

The 3,000-hectare Penicuik Estate has been owned and run by the Clerk family since 1654. The family is currently headed by Sir Robert Clerk, the 11th Baronet of Penicuik Estate.

An estate tenant, Westland Horticulture, wants to extract 100,000 cubic metres of peat every year until 2042 from 240 hectares of Auchencorth Moss for use in gardens. Permission was originally given in 1986, and the company is now seeking to renew that under a 'review of minerals permission' process.

But the process only allows for planning conditions to be updated, and doesn't permit the original consent to be withdrawn. It also involves paying applicants compensation if tougher conditions are imposed.

The peat extraction is planned to take place in a local wildlife area, and next to a site of special scientific interest protected under conservation law. Mining and using peat releases carbon pollution, which disrupts the climate – which is why Auchencorth Moss is monitored by scientists as an "atmospheric observatory".

The Scottish Government's planning policy says that peatlands should be protected, and two other recent applications have been rejected. The policy of Midlothian Council, which covers Penicuik Estate, suggests that peat extraction should not be permitted.

The renewed plans to exploit Auchencorth Moss have prompted objections from environmental groups. "This is a damaging proposal that would be completely contrary to local and national planning policy," said Kate Bellew from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in Scotland.

"Although the site has suffered some damage from historic peat extraction for horticulture, the importance of peatlands for wildlife and carbon storage is now well known and alternatives to peat are also widely available for gardeners."

She added: "Legislation covering historic mineral permissions seems shockingly outdated and inconsistent. There is an urgent need for Scottish legislation to be reviewed to stop the destruction happening on sites such as Auchencorth."

The Scottish Wildlife Trust pointed out that lowland raised bogs were one of the most rare and threatened wildlife habitats in Scotland. "Auchencorth Moss would be much more valuable to society if protected, providing water filtration, wildlife habitat and carbon storage," argued the trust's conservation director, Susan Davies

"Peat free composts are available so there is absolutely no need for this archaic practice to continue."

The renewed application has also been opposed by the government's wildlife agency, Scottish Natural Heritage. It says that measures proposed to protect the neighbouring site of special scientific interest are "inadequate".

According to Midlothian Council, the application was being assessed with "a likely decision date" in July or August. "The council will consider all representations received," said a council spokeswoman. "The council will also have regard to the legislative provisions relating to existing minerals planning permissions."

The Scottish Government said it would be inappropriate to comment on a live application. "Scottish Government planning policy is clear that the review of permissions for mineral developments every 15 years should be used to apply up-to-date operating and environmental standards," said a government spokeswoman.

Penicuik Estate said that it was up to Midlothian Council to fully consider the application. Westland Horticulture declined to comment.

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The Ferret is a much-needed bid to try and find a sustainable future for investigative journalism, which is suffering with the decline of newspapers. If you think, as I do, that Scotland needs a non-aligned, not-for-profit group of journalists dedicated to holding power to account, please consider subscribing.

Recent stories I have published on The Ferret include the revelation that the Scottish Information Commissioner was leant on by the Scottish Government, an exposé of a secretive Cairngorms land deal and the woman who has been charged with peeing at Donald Trump's golf links in Aberdeenshire. My Ferret colleagues have also run a series of important stories on the domestic abuse suffered by refugee women in the UK, Facebook cracking down on Kurdish content, universities' continued use of zero hours contracts and MSPs expenses.

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It's a fishy tale involving a Highland laird who boasts connections to Jane Austen and the Queen, his palatial pile on the River Dee and a syrupy TV documentary that goofed.

Andrew and Nicola Bradford were lauded as an "extraordinary couple" in a programme broadcast on ITV3 last Sunday because of the way they manage Kincardine Castle and their 3,000-acre estate in Aberdeenshire.

But the programme went too far when it wrongly suggested that Andrew caught the salmon eaten by paying guests. If he had, it would have breached the River Dee's conservation code, and could have been illegal.

Along with shooting, fishing and farming, the one-hour 'Great Estates' documentary described how the Bradfords entertained corporate guests to fine wine and food. According to their website, a banquet for 80 costs over £12,000.

On the broadcast Andrew Bradford told guests that his great-great-great-grand-aunt was the author of Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen. He said that the Queen used to regularly visit when she was young, and staying at the royal Balmoral estate a short distance away.

But the programme commentary also said that the salmon on the menu was from the river. "In generations gone by, the task of catching the salmon would have fallen to the salaried gamekeepers," viewers were told.

"But tonight, and on every night when such dinners are hosted, the fish is caught by Andrew himself."

If that were true, it would have breached the conservation code drawn up by the Dee District Salmon Fishery Board, of which Bradford is a member. It requires that all salmon and trout caught be released back into the river to protect fish stocks.

Serving the salmon to paying guests could also have breached the Conservation of Salmon (Prohibition of Sale) (Scotland) Regulations 2002. They prohibit the sale of "any salmon that has been taken by rod and line."

But according to Bradford, that section of commentary was "a complete load of bollocks". It was in part of the documentary about fishing and shooting in which he was not involved, he said.

"We were surprised to see the section as we knew nothing about that part of the storyline which, as far as I was concerned, was fictional and I dismissed it as being the sort of things that filmmakers create to add a story."

The statement about him catching the salmon that was served was "categorically untrue", he stated. "If I recall correctly I mentioned my surprise to the director at the time I saw it and was advised that it was introduced to make it all run better."

Bradford didn't make a formal complaint, but he did caution viewers on his website. "There are one or two items in the programme which should be taken with a pinch of salt," he said.

The documentary was made in 2013 by B4Films, based at Ellon in Aberdeenshire, and has been broadcast in the US as well as in the UK. According to the company's creative director, Jim Brown, the Bradfords did not ask for anything in the film to be changed when they were shown it in advance.

"Perhaps, our researcher during the pre-interview had misunderstood the discussion with Mr Bradford. This is exactly why we show the film for fact checking before it goes near any broadcaster," Brown told the Sunday Herald.

"This appears to have been just been an unfortunate mistake, and I thank you for pointing it out to me. I will go back into the edit and correct it before it is broadcast in any other country."

Photo thanks to Stanley Howe, licensed for reuse under Creative Commons Licence.
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A local complaint to the European Commission over the poor regulation of the disposal of dead fish from salmon farms has forced the Scottish Government to rewrite the rules.

For years the caged salmon industry has been allowed to dump diseased fish in landfill sites because of a loophole in public health law. But ministers have now had to close the loophole and oblige fish farm companies to dispose of dead fish in safer ways.

From the start of 2016 salmon farms must abide by the rules introduced in the wake of the outbreak of mad cow disease (BSE) in the 1980s. The farms have to incinerate, sterilise or compost their wastes, and not just tip them into landfill sites.

The £700 million fish farming industry has long had major problems with many millions of salmon mortalities annually, either caused by disease, excess medication or other causes. According to figures from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa), over the last three years some 38,800 tonnes of dead fish have been recorded at fish farms across Scotland.

Between August 2011 and June 2012 82,663 salmon deaths from disease were recorded at Ardmaddy fish farm in Seil Sound, Argyll. When the local environmental group, Save Seil Sound, asked what had happened to the resulting 257 tonnes of dead fish, no-one seemed to know.

In 2013 the group lodged a formal complaint with the European Commission, which eventually responded last month. The response revealed that UK and Scottish authorities had changed the rules in order to avoid breaching European law, and incurring a fine.

"The issue was always about public health rather than fish farming," said the secretary of Save Seil Sound, former lawyer Ewan Kennedy. He discovered that virtually the whole for the west coast of Scotland had been exempted from the BSE rules.

"The consequences of a total lack of policing could range from untreated toxic waste ending up exposed in landfill sites to the risk that a farm operator might process the dead salmon into fishmeal and feed it back into the system," he said. "Four years on, the European Commission has agreed with us."

Sepa pointed out that the disposal of dead fish was regulated by other authorities. "Sepa does provide advice and guidance to these bodies and in some instances Sepa authorises facilities to accept fish waste for disposal," said Sepa's fish farm specialist, Douglas Sinclair.

"Sepa is aware of the change to the disposal routes for fish farm mortalities and welcomes the fact that such waste will not be routinely disposed of into landfill without prior treatment."

The fish farming industry stressed that there had always been regulations covering the disposal of dead salmon. "These have been updated to allow recycling and other environmentally friendly methods such as anaerobic digestion, in-vessel composting in addition to rendering plants," said Scott Landsburgh, chief executive of Scottish Salmon Producers' Organisation.

"The industry has found these changes helpful. The animal health division at Scottish Government is the responsible authority for this matter. A report on disposal routes has been commissioned by Marine Scotland and Zero Waste Scotland and will be published on the Marine Scotland website."

The Scottish Government pointed out that animal byproducts had to be disposed of in a safe and sustainable way. "To comply with European legislation, the Scottish Government introduced the Animal By-Products (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) Regulations 2015 to change how fish mortalities and other aquaculture waste can be disposed of in the areas categorised as remote," said a government statement.

"From 1st January 2016, fish farms located in remote areas can no longer dispose of their waste in a landfill site and will now need to ensure that it is being disposed of in accordance with legislation, such as sending it for incineration, pressure sterilisation, or using it in composting or anaerobic digestion."

The spreadsheet released by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency showing mortalities at fish farms from 2002 to 2015 in Scotland can be downloaded here (Excel, 1.8MB, 52,000 entries).

Photo thanks to Pete Forsyth, Wiki Strategies, CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
 Fish and marine Rob Edwards 2016-04-11T08:05:00+01:00 Growing campaign to ban landowners from shooting grouse http://www.robedwards.com/2016/03/growing-campaign-to-ban-landowners-from-shooting-grouse.html from Sunday Herald, 27 March 2016 A new campaign to ban landowners from mass shooting grouse on sporting estates was backed by over 10,000 people last week, including TV naturalists, conservationists and animal welfare groups. The move comes in the wake of mounting concern about the illegal poisoning or shooting of birds of prey, and large-scale culls of mountain hares. Raptors and hares are killed in order to protect grouse so that there are more...
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A new campaign to ban landowners from mass shooting grouse on sporting estates was backed by over 10,000 people last week, including TV naturalists, conservationists and animal welfare groups.

The move comes in the wake of mounting concern about the illegal poisoning or shooting of birds of prey, and large-scale culls of mountain hares. Raptors and hares are killed in order to protect grouse so that there are more available to be shot for sport.

A petition calling on the UK government to ban driven grouse shooting, which can kill thousands of birds a day, was launched last Sunday. By late Friday it had gathered over 10,800 signatures, enough to ensure that the government must respond.

One of the first to sign was Chris Packham, a presenter of the BBC's Springwatch, Autumwatch and Winterwatch programmes. "Real conservationists have run out of patience with the illegal persecution of raptors and the continued abuse of our uplands which are drained, burned and denuded of life," he said.

"We want the law to be upheld and sustainable management implemented, that's all, and in a reasonable world that wouldn't be a big ask."

The petition has also been supported by Bill Oddie, a veteran TV comedian, bird-watcher and naturalist. "At a time when wildlife is being abused all over the world, killing for fun is surely sacrilege," he said.

"Grouse are the targets, but animals are snared, birds of prey are poisoned, and moorlands are damaged and degraded. This is nothing more than bringing death to country life."

In the latest suspected wildlife crime incident, it was revealed last week that a satellite-tagged hen harrier called Lad had been found dead near Newtonmore in the Cairngorms National Park. According to a port-mortem commissioned by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Lad had died from injuries "consistent with damage caused by shooting".

The Sunday Herald has recently reported evidence of three mass culls of mountain hares in the Cairngorms towards the end of February. One was alleged to have involved the Queen's Delnadamph estate, and one resulted in a pickup truck full of dead hares.

The Cairngorms National Park Authority has voiced concern about the increasingly intensive way in which grouse moors are managed. The government's wildlife agency, Scottish Natural Heritage, has expressed doubts over the "long-term sustainability" of the hare culling.

The petition was started by the wildlife blogger, Mark Avery, who said he was aiming for 100,000 signatures. It describes driven grouse shooting as "economically, ecologically and socially unnecessary".

"People want to see the end of industrial-scale killing in the uplands - especially in national parks," he said. "We need sustainable management of the Scottish highlands not intensive management for the 'sport' of grouse shooting."

This is Avery's third petition, and he hopes it will be by far the biggest. The first reached 22,399 signatures in March 2015 after 11 months, and the second reached 33,655 signatures in January 2016 after six months.

Avery's latest petition is backed by the League Against Cruel Sports and the Scottish animal protection charity, OneKind. They both argue that grouse shooting is cruel, and that its increasing intensification is harming wildlife.

The petition is also being promoted by the influential blog, Raptor Persecution Scotland. "The grouse shooting industry has, for 62 years, shown itself to be either unwilling or incapable of abiding by the legislation," it said.

Other conservation groups are calling for grouse shooting to be controlled by a licensing regime. "A grouse moor licensing system would help to remove the criminal practices that are associated with much driven grouse shooting," said Patrick Stirling-Aird, secretary of the Scottish Raptor Study Group.

The Scottish Green Party's environment spokesman, Mark Ruskell, said: "Unless governments and landowners can resolve all of these problems through regulation and reform the case for banning intensive driven grouse shooting will become compelling."

In defence of their sport, landowners have launched an online social media campaign called 'Gift of Grouse'. It is headed by Tim Baynes, who is also director of Scottish Land and Estates Moorland Group.

"This Westminster petition is not relevant in Scotland as these matters are devolved to the Scottish Government and its agencies that regulate the sector," he said.

"Driven grouse shooting is a vital part of the rural economy and culture in Scotland. It brings in significant tourism income and investment, it supports many jobs and local services in remote areas and it underpins a massive amount of conservation work."

Baynes added: "This is clearly recognised by government, agencies and conservation bodies. The Gift Of Grouse has attracted widespread support across Scotland for demonstrating the multitude of benefits that driven grouse shooting provides."

Photo thanks to Andrew Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
 Wildlife and landscape Rob Edwards 2016-03-28T08:20:00+01:00 Supermarket under fire over farmed salmon http://www.robedwards.com/2016/03/supermarket-under-fire-over-farmed-salmon.html from Sunday Herald, 27 March 2016 Sainsbury's has been accused of breaking a promise not to sell salmon from farms infested with lice in breach of guideline limits. The angling group, Salmon and Trout Conservation Scotland (S&TCS), has attacked the supermarket chain for continuing to market caged salmon from the north west coast of Scotland that could harm wild fish. Salmon farms have long had a problem with sea lice, tiny natural parasites that eat...
from Sunday Herald, 27 March 2016

Sainsbury's has been accused of breaking a promise not to sell salmon from farms infested with lice in breach of guideline limits.

The angling group, Salmon and Trout Conservation Scotland (S&TCS), has attacked the supermarket chain for continuing to market caged salmon from the north west coast of Scotland that could harm wild fish.

Salmon farms have long had a problem with sea lice, tiny natural parasites that eat fish alive. Lice can multiply in cages holding many thousands of salmon, and then spread to passing wild young salmon and sea trout and kill them.

S&TCS complained a year ago that Sainsbury's salmon came from fish farms that failed to meet industry guidelines on lice infestation. The group was then assured by company managers that the problem was being dealt with, and lice infestations would end.

But S&TCS says that lice levels on salmon farms at Loch Duich, Loch Alsh and Ardintoul near the Isle of Skye breached the industry's good practice code in the last three months of 2015. In December average levels reached nearly seven adult female lice per fish, compared to a recommended threshold of one.

The salmon farms are run by the Norwegian seafood multinational, Marine Harvest, and supply fresh salmon fillets and smoked salmon to Sainsbury's. According to their packaging, they are "responsibly sourced".

S&TCS director Andrew Graham-Stewart accused Sainsbury's of "paying lip service" to the protection of wild fish. "A year ago, Sainsbury's assured us that their supplier's dismal failures in sea lice control would not be repeated," he said.

"This assurance has proved to be wanting. If Sainsbury's is serious about tackling this issue, the obvious solution is for it to refuse to accept farmed salmon from those farms that fail to keep sea lice numbers within agreed limits."

Graham-Stewart pointed out that recent infestations occurred despite the heavy use of anti-lice pesticides. Chemical treatments to kill lice were applied eight times in the last three months of 2015, he said.

He also criticised Sainsbury's for suggesting that wrasse or lumpsucker fish would increasingly be used to eat the lice off salmon. But inspections by the Scottish Government's Fish Health Inspectorate at two of the Sainsbury's farms in July and November last year found none of these "cleaner fish" present.

"West coast salmon farms have long been releasing huge numbers of juvenile sea lice into the surrounding sea loch environments with serious implications for local wild salmon and sea trout populations," said Graham-Stewart.

"All supermarkets have a huge part to play in protecting wild salmon and sea trout by making it crystal clear to the salmon farmers that they will not buy and then sell on to their customers any farmed fish from those Scottish farms that cannot or will not control their sea-lice numbers."

Bill Whyte, chairman of the Wester Ross Area Salmon Fishery Board, warned that billions of lice were spread by salmon farms. This was a "scourge on wild salmon and sea trout stocks in the west Highlands," he said.

"Surely supermarkets have a duty to insist that their suppliers operate without posing a major threat to the wider environment."

Sainsbury's stressed that sea lice occurred naturally, and did not pose a threat to human health. Its suppliers were introducing wrasse and lumpsucker fish to tackle lice, it said.

A spokeswoman for the supermarket said: "We remain committed to addressing the concerns raised by S&TCS and working with our supplier continue to make good progress."

Marine Harvest insisted it was "one hundred per cent" committed to reducing sea lice at its farms. "We are investing more than £6m to increase the numbers of wrasse grown for use in our farms," said company manager Steve Bracken.

"We have also been very pleased with the development of new technologies which physically remove the sea lice from salmon using increased flow or temperature of the water," he added.

"We have never suggested this would eradicate sea lice totally overnight - indeed sea lice will always be naturally present in the environment. What we are doing is developing and introducing a range of long term solutions which will take some time."
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TBA's A Midsummer Night's Dream
The King and Queen of the Faeries (aka Wayne Mitchell and Dana Mitchell from TBA Theatre) visit Stage Talk this week to share with us the magic that is William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream currently performing through this weekend at the Wendy Williamson Auditorium on the campus of UAA. KSKA: Friday, March 27, at 2:45pm Listen Now:
A perfect time for A Perfect Arrangement
There's a new theatre company in town and they're presenting the west coast premier of an exciting play to help re-open one of Anchorage's most exciting venues that's been dormant for two years. Walking Shadows Theatre Company, founded by Krista Schwarting, Jay Burns and Shelly Wozniak is excited to open award winning playwright Topher Payne's intriguing play, Perfect Arrangement at Out North Theatre. Perfect Arrangement performs March 19th through April 4th at 7:00pm.
KSKA: Friday, March 20th at 2:45pm
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Cyrano's presents two plays in rep for one actor
The team of Edgecombe and Ware are at it again. This time with two shows for one actor. David Edgecombe (playwright and director) has collaborated with Elizabeth Ware (playwright, actor) to create A Woman by Design, a play about Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter, the pioneer female architect who designed many of the destination structures around the Grand Canyon and is credited with helping develop the Southwest architectural style. And along with Red Hot Patriot, The Kick-ass Wit of Molly Ivins by Margaret Engel and Allison Engel, Ware brings to the stage two exciting and challenging roles. Both plays are in repertory at Cyrano's Theatre Company performing March 19-April 12 with curtain at 7:00 Thursday through Saturday and 3:00 on Sunday. KSKA: Friday, March 13, at 2:45pm Listen Now:
ACT's The Trip to Bountiful
Horton Foote's touching drama of a woman who just wants to go home, The Trip to Bountiful is currently playing at Anchorage Community Theatre through March 22nd. Nancy Pearson, who plays Carrie Watts and Tom Lucido, who plays The Sheriff, drop by Stage Talk this week to tell us all about it. KSKA: Friday, March 6, at 2:45pm Listen Now:
Valley Performing Arts' South Pacific
It's winter and the thoughts of all Alaskans go to visiting the tropics, and Valley Performing Arts is bringing to the stage Rogers and Hammerstein's classic musical South Pacific. But not all is as simple as "washing that man right outta my hair". Listen in to Stage Talk this week to hear Tanya Hegg (Nellie Forbush) and Ed Gilmore (The Professor) engage in a stimulating discussion of some of the deeper aspects of the play. South Pacific runs March 20th-April 19th in Wasilla. KSKA: Friday, Feb. 27, at 2:45pm Listen Now:
Spirit–The 7th Fire of Alaska
If collaboration is the common denominator of all performing arts, Spirit--The 7th Fire of Alaska is the ubber-collaboration as it brings together people from Alaska Dance Theatre, Alaska Native Heritage Center, Theatre Artists United, Alaska Children's Choir, members of the Anchorage Symphony Orchestra and local actors, dancers and musicians. Join Stage Talk this week to listen to Artistic Executive Producer Steven Alvarez and Artistic Stage Director Teresa Pond as they tell us how it all goes together. Spirit--The 7th Fire of Alaska performs February 20th-22nd at the Performing Arts Center. KSKA: Friday, Feb. 20, at 2:45pm Listen Now:
Perseverance Theatre's The Mountaintop
Michael Flood and Liz Morgan from Katori Hall's 2010 Olivia Award winning drama about a chance meeting between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and a mysterious hotel maid on the night before King's assassination come by Stage Talk this week. Tune in to hear about Perseverance Theatre's production of The Mountaintop which runs in the Sydney Laurence Theatre in the Performing Arts Center through February 22nd. KSKA: Friday, Feb.13, at 2:45pm. Listen Now:
Synesthesia Artist Collective's Flowers for Algernon
What happens when a man wants to be "normal"? What exactly is "normal" and what happens to Charley when science steps in to change his life? Tune in to Stage Talk this week to hear director Teresa Pond and "Charley", actor Jaron Carlson as they talk about Synesthesia Artist Collective's lastest production, Flowers for Algernon by David Rogers based on the novel by Daniel Keyes. KSKA: Friday, Feb. 6, at 2:45pm Listen Now:
ACT's Crimes of the Heart
Director Rebecca Casselman and Kimberly Allely who plays "Babe" from Anchorage Community Theatre's presentation of the Pulitzer Prize winning play by Beth Henley, Crimes of the Heart drop by the studio this week to engage in a stimulating conversation about the production currently running until February 8th. KSKA: Friday, Jan. 30, at 2:45pm Listen Now:
West High and Anchorage Opera's co-production of two Holocaust shows
West High School and Anchorage Opera have come together to produce two moving productions that have one thing in common: Theresienstadt Concentration Camp in Czechoslovakia during WWII. Join Director Dave Block and actors Suparat Prasannet and Luke Haneck as they give us the story about these extraordinary events: the one-act opera Brundibar, music by Hans Krasa with a new libretto by Tony Kushner and the one-act play I Never Saw Another Butterfly by Celeste Raspanti performing this weekend at West High School. KSKA: Friday, Jan. 23 at 2:45pm Listen Now:
Momentum Dance Collective's Breaking Ground
Momentum Dance Collective's Ariel Graham and Becky Kendall drop by the studio to talk about their upcoming production of Breaking Ground performing January 17th at the Alaska Dance Theatre as well as to chat about dance opportunities in Anchorage and the nature of dance in the performing arts. KSKA: Friday, Jan 16, at 2:45 p.m. Listen Now:
Cyrano's The Ice-Breaker
Two of Anchorage's finest actors join together in the two-person play about love and science, David Rambo's The Ice-Breaker, opening at Cyrano's Theatre Company on January 9th and running until February 1st. Join Mark Robokoff and Sarah Baird and they drop by the studio to talk about their latest project. KSKA: Friday, January 9th at 2:45pm Listen Now:
End of the year, end of an era
It's the last Stage Talk of the year so you know what that means--Jean and Steve talk about memorable shows of the past season. Hear about their favorite plays, playwrights, actors, actresses and more on today's broadcast. But it's a bittersweet ending to the year as "The Voice of Stage Talk" decides to retire from the show. Join us this week as we bid Jean a fond farewell and to wish her the best in all of her future endevors. KSKA: Friday, December 26th at 2:45pm Listen Now:
Perseverance's A Christmas Carol
Local playwright Arlitia Jones working in collaboration with director Michael Haney has come up with a new and exciting version of Dickens' classic holiday tale A Christmas Carol. Actor Jamie Nelson, who plays Bob Cratchit and Josh Lowman of Perseverance Theatre join Jean and Steve this week to bring some holiday cheer. A Christmas Carol runs through December 28th at the Discovery Theatre in the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts. KSKA: Friday, Dec. 19, at 2:45 p.m. Listen Now:
ACT's Christmas Belles
Join Director Don Gomes and Actor Sarah Weaver as they talk about Anchorage Community Theatre putting on a play about a group trying their "bless their little hearts" best to put on a Christmas pageant. The results are almost disasterous. For the poor souls in Jones, Hope and Wootens' Christmas Belles, that is. Tune in to Stage Talk this week to hear details about ACT's latest offering running until December 21st. KSKA: Friday, Dec. 12, at 2:45 p.m. Listen now:
AFAA's The Little Town of Christmas
Let's go on a trip to... oh say, The Little Town of Christmas as produced by The Alaska Fine Arts Academy. But first, let's hear from out trip advisors, Director Renee Chumley and Actor Betty Burke this week on Stage Talk.
KSKA: Friday, Dec. 5, at 2:45 p.m.
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VPA's The Story of the Velveteen Rabbit
Valley Performing Arts brings to the stage a musical version of the classic tale of a child's favorite toy, The Story of the Velveteen Rabbit from the story by Margery Williams adapted by Anita Larsen with music and lyrics by Bill Francoeur opening November 28th and running through December 21st. Actors from the show Sam Allred and Warren Foster come by the studio this week to tell us all about it. KSKA: Friday, Nov. 28, at 2:45 p.m. Listen now:
Cyrano's Alexander… just go back to bed
The popular children's story of Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day comes to the Cyrano's Theatre Company stage in a musical version by Judith Viorst and Shelly Markham. Nathan M. Swan (Alexander) doesn't get as far as Australia, but makes his way, along with Director Janet Stoneburner, to the KSKA studios this week to talk about how his day is going. "Alexander" runs November 28th through December 22nd. KSKA: Friday, Nov. 21, at 2:45 p.m. Listen now:
UAA's Twelfth Night, or What You Will
UAA Department of Theatre and Dance's scenic designer Daniel Carlgren is thinking globally and acting locally with his set for Shakespeare's comedy, Twelfth Night, or What You Will opening Nov. 21 and running through Dec. 7 on the UAA Theatre Main Stage. Join Carlgren this week as he talks about going to England to research Elizabethan renaissance theatres before putting one on the UAA stage. KSKA: Friday, Nov. 14, at 2:45 p.m. Listen now:
'night Mother at APU
RKP Productions in collaboration with Anchorage Community Theatre are bringing to the Alaska Pacific University E. R. Brown Auditorium (Grant Hall Theatre) the riviting drama of a mother and daughter dealing with the daughter's dramatic and impending decision in Marsha Norman's Pulitzer Prize winning play, 'night Mother. Producer Dick Reichman and Actor Tiffany Dennis, who plays Jessie in the play, drop by Stage Talk this week. 'night Mother opens November 7th and runs through the 16th. KSKA: Friday, November 7 at 2:45pm Download Audio


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Lalu rubbishes claim of Bihar ready for industrial take off
Patna: RJD Supremo Lalu Prasad Tuesday phooed poohed assessment by some top industrials and bankers that Bihar was on the threshold of take off stage for industrial development.
"Where is the infrastructure and electricity required for industrial activities?" Prasad asked.
He wondered why Bihar State Industrial Investment Advisory Council (BSIIAC) members comprising top industrialists and bankers were creating a hype about law and order situation and industrial development under the NDA dispensation and asked them to assess ground reality by forsaking comforts of the AC venue.
The visiting industrialists and bankers enjoyed a visit to Bihar paid by the state government and were bound to say something in praise of their hosts, the RJD supremo said sarcastically.
There was nothing like the peaceful law and order situation nor was there any industrial development taking place in the state during the NDA rule, he said.
The problems like land acquisition, power and corruption in the corridors of powered continued to dog the potential investors, he said.
There has been no let up in crime and violence against the downtrodden, women and minorities and the people have taken to street to vent their ire, Prasad said adding even the National Crime Record Bureau (NCRB) figures has shown the surge in crime graph.
On the BSIIAC pat to the Nitish Kumar government for taking Bihar to the take off stage of industrial development, he said that the latter invited the top bankers and industrialists to boost his electoral prospects by throwing yet another `lollipop` to the people in the run up to the parliamentary polls.
Kumar had hosted an identical meeting of the bankers and industrialists ahead of the last assembly polls and made them sing paeans in his favour that worked wonders for him in the elections, the RJD supremo said.
The Chief Minister, by hosting the bankers and industrialists and pressing for special category status demand, was trying to hide the failures of his government on all fronts and create a positive atmosphere for the NDA in the run up to the next parliamentary polls, he said.
A galaxy of top industrialists and bankers like Vedanta Chairman Anil Agrawal, HDFC Bank Chairman Deepak Parekh, SBI Chairman Pratip Chaudhari, Axis Bank Chairman Shikha Sharma, ICICI Bank Non-Executive Chairman K.V. Kamath, Hindustan Unilever CEO Nitin Paranjpe, Tata Sons Director (Finance) Ishaat Hussain, SEBI Chairman U.K. Singh ITC Executive Director Kurush Grant and Britannia Industries Chairperson Vinita Bali had attended the BSIIAC meeting last week and heaped praise on the state for taking Bihar to a stage of industrial take off.
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