In today's episode, Scott Levesque sits down with first-year Alaska Rep. James Kaufman to talk about his freshman year in office, spending caps, process improvement, and his goals during reelection. All that and more!
The Must Read Alaska Show
Suzanne Downing and John Quick are Alaskans who love Alaska and believe its better days are ahead. Suzanne is the former editor of the Juneau Empire, ran a storefront business, has worked as a speechwriter for Alaska governor Sean Parnell, and launched Must Read Alaska, the most well-loved and well-hated blog in Alaska, with more than 18.5 million visitors since 2016 and over 35 million views on the Newsbreak app.
John Quick is an entrepreneur, business owner, and problem solver who consults with businesses in Alaska while launching his enterprises.
Suzanne and John talk about Alaska politics from the conservative side of the equation every Monday and Wednesday. Often with knowledge experts. Sometimes with co-hosts. Always fresh, occasionally tart, with tons of insight about what‘s going on behind the scenes. Come along with us for the ride!
Suzanne Downing and John Quick are Alaskans who love Alaska and believe its better days are ahead. Suzanne is the former editor of the Juneau Empire, ran a storefront business, has worked as a speechwriter for Alaska governor Sean Parnell, and launched Must Read Alaska, the most well-loved and well-hated blog in Alaska, with more than 18.5 million visitors since 2016 and over 35 million views on the Newsbreak app.
John Quick is an entrepreneur, business owner, and problem solver who consults with businesses in Alaska while launching his enterprises.
Suzanne and John talk about Alaska politics from the conservative side of the equation every Monday and Wednesday. Often with knowledge experts. Sometimes with co-hosts. Always fresh, occasionally tart, with tons of insight about what‘s going on behind the scenes. Come along with us for the ride!Listen on
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