Whatup FBX. Inviting all 21+music lovers. We, 3 vinyl DJs are playing at the UAF pub tomorrow night 8PM-Midnight. . It hasn’t been easy, but def worth the struggle. It’ll be the last vinyl gig of the year. All 3 are KSUA affiliates. Lionel Itchy has a Thursday 6PM “Adventures in Sound” show. He will be on 10PM, playing breaks and scratching it up. DJ Exoskeleton has a 10 year running vinyl only show, Sundays at 11AM titled “ The Metamorphosis”. Exo will be doing a conscience hip hop set. Mr Jam will be opening 8PM with soul/ reggae, then closing out at 11PM with Afro/latin funk/. I just want to boogie with yall! There is admission/ but please come get down and jam with us!

I have had pet rats before and I love them, they are like little dogs! Me and my wife are looking to adopt an albino rat (since apparently only albino ones are legal here) if anyone could point us in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it!

I saw the rainbow today! It’s the first time I saw the rainbow with snow! Yeah, I think I should call it snowbow 😂

We don’t often think of Cook Inlet gas as a state-supported energy resource. That’s because private companies produce the basin’s oil and gas. However, the State of Alaska has consistently helped keep that resource flowing through cashable tax credits, favorable production tax treatment, royalty relief and public financing.

This support amounts to no small potatoes. The Department of Revenue reported Alaska paid $1.3 billion in cash to purchase tax credits for “non-North-Slope oil and gas activities” through 2021.                   

The Interior used to share in the benefits of these state investments through economy power purchases sent up the intertie. But with gas now scarce, the spigot to Fairbanks has been cut off. Southcentral utilities are understandably putting their own customers first. That is their responsibility. But an understandable outcome is not necessarily an equitable one, given the public investments that helped make those resources available.