With All Due Respect?

A Glenfarne executive discusses the specifics of the Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline on a podcast and yadda yadda yadda.

An Alaska Gas Development Corporation board member pens a political hit piece that we explain is all bun... and no beef.

We are joined by former Federal Pipeline Coordinator Larry Persily to talk about Glenfarne's effort to deliver Alaskans a long awaited natural gas pipeline. 

We Welcome Alaska State Senator Cathy Giessel to the podcast to talk about the current push for an Alaska natural gas pipeline. 

Andrew and Ethan piece together that Alaska's unicorn pipeline strategy is the hope that the federal government will pay for the $57 billion dollar project. Sounds awesome!

There will not be an Alaska natural gas pipeline from Glenfarne. This entire exercise has been a scene from Seinfeld.

The governor's race, the legislative session, the failed sales tax...all for the low low price of free. 

Christmas hasn't changed...we have.

Governor Mike Dunleavy rolled out his FY27 Capital Budget and it looks like a kid standing at a cash register searching for exact change.

I was a guest on Representative Andrew Gray's podcast and of course we talk politics.

Uncle Sam wants International visitors to provide five years worth of social media before they enter the country. Be careful what you want?

What happens when 1950's marketing meets 2025 economic reality? 

The beloved Christmas classic turns 60 this week and we look at the many bloopers that made this show so special.

This week Governor Mike Dunleavy will drop his eighth and final budget proposal. Same song, different verse.

 Politicians are saying life is affordable while grocery receipts tell otherwise. 

Matanuska Electric Association has told the fastest growing population in Alaska, there is no room at the Inn for lower cost options.

A new study shows people who like the taste of black coffee could have unhinged tendencies and why martinis are healthier for all.

A fundraising appeal by gubernatorial candidate Bernadette Wilson shows what happens when bluster meets ballot.

A new repot is out on toys for 2025 with some alarming concerns, that will make you want to go back to 1975.

Eagle River wants to move out...the problem is they're broke.

Andrew and Ethan talk about the real opportunity to monetize Alaska's vast natural gas reserves. A book report on Scott Galloway's Notes on Being a Man. Getting stoned for the holidays? 

We riff on two of Hans Christian Andersen's tales about emperors, insurance companies and egos.

Anchorage voters might be asked to vote on a 3% sales tax in April. Andrew and Ethan talk about the perennial flag that's raised often, but saluted never. 

A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving isn't a classic holiday cartoon, it's a real life documentary of a true American family holiday dinner.

Our travel guru Scott McMurren stops by to talk holiday travel and the dramatic shift in frequent flyer programs.

President Trump has levied 107% tariffs on imported Italian pasta in an act of al dente aggression. Non toccate la mia pasta!

Health car premiums are expected to skyrocket for Alaskans as Congress promises a vote that doesn't seem to be coming.

Former Revenue Commissioner Adam Crum is under investigation for a shady investment he made just before he left office to run for governor. We sense something is amiss. 

The Alaska natural gas pipeline dream has been stoked this week by an announcement that once again proves...nothing from nothing means nothing,

There are currently 14 candidates who have filed to run for governor. Andrew and Ethan discuss vision, fundraising and why so many of these candidates appear to be the same person.

The 2026 gubernatorial advertising campaign season was kicked off this past week and Andrew has a flash back from the Godfather.

The Republican Party of Alaska is back with their second attempt to repeal Alaska's Ranked Choice Voting law. But this time they came with a dump truck to carry all of their bullshit. 

The snow finally fell on Anchorage. Thick, heavy, unapologetic. Like an old friend who shows up uninvited and stays until May. 

On Two Martinis and a Microphone we discuss how public access to trails and lakes is under attack, and the Anchorage Assembly is laying down the law and the property lines.

Andrew discusses his religious experience making a martini stirred not shaken. How black nail polish is the stylish way to say..."I'm on my game."

The maestro of mileage, Scott McMurren joins us for a drink and a dish about Southwest Airlines announcing service, Alaska Airlines brilliant of purchasing Hawaiian Airlines. 

On Two Martinis and a Microphone Andrew discusses the importance of free political speech and how it's at risk today.

We discuss the key things Governor Mike Dunleavy could have done over his last seven years to improve public education.

Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance celebrates one year. What are the benefits/costs of the big whatever? 

Alaska's Congressional Delegation has been decrying the amount national debt for years. So why did they just add three trillion dollars for our grandkids to pay off?

Alaska's sole congressman solicited a fluff opinion piece from a Michigan colleague in an opinion piece that was poorly timed and poorly argued.

Andrew and Ethan give a non-campaign campaign update. Alaska is suffering from economic and education stagnation. Pride weekend is here and we're excited. Three books for your summer reading list. 

Andrew and Ethan make a major political announcement. How Somatic Therapy can change your life.

We ask Alaska's United States Senator Dan Sullivan how his proposals will benefit Alaskans.

Talk of bringing timber and steel back to the U.S. defy reality. Scott McMurren on the Alaska Travel Showcase. A book on curiosity and our own martini recipe.

Anxiety? Anger? Where the hell is Chaz Palminteri? A special visualization technique to help you cope during these trying times. 

Please don't tell me...layoffs, budget cuts, low oil prices, more out of state workers, gridlock on improving education and no political leadership. Same song, different verse.

Amidst a sea of gas pipeline delusions, we offer something that monetizes gas and adds value to Alaska.

While we take a work break, Andy Miller sings "If I were Andrew Halcro"...and I'm taking his advice. 

The highest paid state executive in Alaska wants us to believe that a gas pipeline is near, just as the legislature considers pulling the plug. Is Alaska being coopted by the same people we used to criticize? Scott McMurren tells us what travelers need to know in 2025.