[PODCAST] We hope that you will join us for our second season on Mushing Radio. This season we are telling the story of the Iditarod Through the Decades and on this episode we talk about the 1960s. The 1960s in the United States was a time of great change. It was also a time for big leaps. Not only did we step foot on the moon but here in the state of Alaska we started a dog sled race that would eventually become a race of over 1000 miles.
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Join hosts Robert Forto and Alex Stein as they present Mushing Radio. On this episode we talk about climate change and how it effects the sport of mushing.
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Join host, Robert Forto as we welcomes author, Rob Gutro, to talk about his new book, Pets and the Afterlife on Dog Works Radio.
On this episode we talk to the author about the importance of grieving, what life energy is, how our pets communicate with us after they have passed and much more.
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Our show offerings at our little Internet radio station, Dog Works Radio, keep getting better and better. We currently host four shows; our flagship Dog Works Radio, Mushing Radio that is both on the web as well as a studio here in Alaska, the Gypsy Musher with my good friend Hugh Neff, and a brand new one, The Sibe Vibe hosted by my friend, Dorothy Wills-Raftery who lives in New York.
The Sibe Vibe is about the Siberian Husky. Having owned Siberians practically my whole life it was only natural that I co-host a show with none other than the Five Sibes mom herself!
Over the past few months The Sibe Vibe has become very popular and is one of our most downloaded shows on the network.
The Sibe Vibe is a monthly show and usually airs on the second Sunday of each month.
It was a cold October afternoon and my buddy Hugh Neff stopped by the Fort to hang out for a while and warm up before heading home to Tok, some 300 miles up the road.
We were chatting over breakfast in the late afternoon and came up with a show idea where Hugh would host it. After bouncing around names for the show we decided to call it the Gypsy Musher, a paying homage to Hugh’s lifestyle of traveling and story-telling.
We hosted the first show that afternoon at my house sharing one microphone.
Over the next few months the shows got better and better. Hugh hosted shows all over the world including in Canada shortly after his win in the 2012 Yukon Quest. He even hosted a show from Australia, and many times on location of his school tours and talks with students he calls Kidzz.
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