Alaska Landmine Radio

Adam Wool - Episode 31

Jeff was joined by Representative Adam Wool (D - Fairbanks). Adam has served in Alaska House of Representatives since 2015. He is probably best known for owning the famous bar in Fairbanks, the Blue Loon. They discuss his time in the legislature, current issues facing Alaska, including the budget that just came out, his history in Fairbanks, and some of the acts he has had at the Blue Loon over the years that have included Snoop Dogg and Bill Maher.  

Clem Tillion - Episode 30

Jeff was very excited to be joined by Alaska legend Clem Tillion. Clem was elected to the third Alaska Legislature in 1962. He served in both the House and Senate, and also served as Senate President. He came to Alaska in 1947 after fighting in World War II. They discuss his history in Alaska, including his time in the legislature. They also discuss his history of supporting the permanent fund and his current involvement in defending the PFD. Clem is one of a kind. If you like Alaska history and politics, this is a must listen. 

Vince Beltrami - Episode 29

Jeff was joined by Vince Beltrami. Vince is the President of the Alaska AFL-CIO. They discuss his history and involvement with the AFL-CIO, his involvement in Alaska politics, and what he is doing in Juneau this week. They also discuss his run for the State Senate in 2016. The podcast was recorded in Jeffs's room in the Driftwood Hotel in Juneau. The people staying in the room above got very loose, and rude, during the recording. You can hear Vince and Jeff's reaction throughout the podcast. 

John Sturgeon - Episode 28

Jeff was joined by John Sturgeon. They discuss his well known case that has gone all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Sturgeon was told by federal park rangers in 2007 that he was not allowed to use his hovercraft on a navigable waterway through a national park. After an extensive process of trying to challenge that, he eventually took the case to court. Sturgeon has become something of an icon in Alaska for challenging the federal government on land use.  

Andrew Jensen - Episode 27

Jeff was joined by Andrew Jensen, Managing Editor of the Alaska Journal of Commerce. They discuss ongoing issues facing Alaska and the nation including social justice, the Anchorage plastic bag ban, and some of the recent appointments to boards and commissions by Governor Dunleavy. This is definitely one to listen to! 

Landmine Love - Episode 6

Check out the sixth episode of Landmine Love with Jeff Landfield and Sabrena Combs! Listen to Jeff and Sabrena’s thoughts and advice on sex, relationship, and dating questions. If you have a question you would like to submit, you can send Jeff a message or an email at jeff@alaskalandmine.com. No subject or question is off limits. Questions will be anonymous.

Matt Tomter - Episode 26

Jeff was joined by Matt Tomter, owner of the Matanuska Brewing Company. The podcast was recorded over a beer at his restaurant and bar in Anchorage. They discuss his history in Alaska, including his time as a pilot and restaurant owner in Nome, how he got into the brewing business, and his current restaurants. They also talk about an issue he's having with the Alcohol & Marijuana Control Office and other issues regarding recent decisions from that office. 

Gabrielle LeDoux - Episode 25

Jeff was joined by Representative Gabrielle LeDoux (R - Anchorage). They discuss her time in the legislature, including representing both Kodiak and Anchorage, the current gridlock in the House, her recent controversial election, and her role as the Rules Chair. They also talk about the previous House Majority Coalition and some of the issues with a thin majority. 

Gary Knopp - Episode 24

Jeff was joined by Representative Gary Knopp (R -Kenai). They discuss his history of working in the oil industry, his time on the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly, and his time in the Alaska Legislature. They also discuss his recent decision to leave the Republican caucus and the continued gridlock in the House. 

Josh Revak - Episode 23

Jeff was joined by Representative-elect Josh Revak. Josh recently defeated a 5 term incumbent in the primary and then went on to win the general election. He joined the Army after 9/11 and served two tours in Iraq. He was injured on his second tour and was awarded the Purple Heart. They discuss his time in the military, his work for Senator Dan Sullivan and Congressman Don Young, and his decision to run for the State House.