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In this episode of Alaska Means Business, we travel to Wasilla to interview a true “Mom & Pop” operation.  Desmond and Crystal Taylor are the husband and wife team that own and operate EZT Auto & Transmission Repair.  In this interview, we discuss their approach to service to their customers/community and problem-solving. 

Alaska Wild Berry Products and MeTV Alaska Present Alaska Trivia…Answer the following question correctly and your name could be drawn for a free jar of Alaska Wild Berry Signature Jams & Jellies! Congrats to last week’s Winner, Pamela Beilfuss, from Wasilla! Here we go with THIS week’s question… Which TV show was set in the fictional town of Cicely, Alaska? A) Law & Order Skagway B) The Deadliest Catch C) Northern Exposure

Our farm has always been operated by our family and we have many memories of working together. One year, my two oldest teenagers were...

In 1930, the total population of Alaska was estimated to be 59,000 very hardy souls. According to a population estimate from the Alaska...

Alaska Wild Berry Products and MeTV Alaska Present Alaska Trivia…Answer the following question correctly and your name could be drawn for a free jar of Alaska Wild Berry Signature Jams & Jellies! Congrats to last week’s Winner, Robert Redlinger, from Anchorage! Here we go with THIS week’s question… What Alaskan community is known for its unique "one-building town" architecture? A) Whittier B) Cordova C) Skagway

Alaska Wild Berry Products and MeTV Alaska Present Alaska Trivia…Answer the following question correctly and your name could be drawn for a free jar of Alaska Wild Berry Signature Jams & Jellies! Congrats to last week’s Winner, Rebecca Ratterree from Wasilla Here we go with THIS week’s question… Name the town in Alaska known as “little Norway?” A) Petersburg B) Asgard C) Dillingham

An interesting Alaska case study is happening now in the business landscape in the Last Frontier. In this era of YouTube channels and streaming options on smart TVs, you might be surprised to learn that any broadcaster in America would see their audience grow, but that is precisely what happened to the audience of Alaskan-owned KACN-TV, better known as “MeTV Alaska”.

What major event in 1964 changed Alaska’s landscape? A) Mt. Edgecumbe Eruption B) Alaska Earthquake C) Alaska Molasses Flood