KUAC - Alaska Live - TV

Here is a little out of context mash up of all the dumb random things I said throughout the course of filming a TV spot for Alaska Live on KUAC. The film editor was nice enough to place my strange one liners together in such a manner that even I was amused. Ok... I was more than amused. This video is hilarious!

Enjoy!

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TONIGHT!! GET SOME!

TONIGHT!!!! Come rock it with us at the Marlin for the PANTS OFF DANCE OFF!!! It is going to be epic.

GOT A UKULELE INTERVIEW

Photo by Nick Pitsas

GOT-A-UKULELE did a wonderful interview with me! Check it out in all of it's glory. IT is nice to get some recognition from the other side of the pond. Cheers my British friends!

Also don't forget I'm at the The Marlin with the Fairbanks All Stars on Saturday this week! It will be our last show at the Marlin for the year! It is going to be a smashing good time with lots of drinks, laughs, and dance grooves to get down to. A good time will be had by all!!!

SATURDAY!!!!

AT THE FISH THIS WEEKEND!

The Marlin on College Road in Fairbanks! Come get some! 10pm

This week in ukuleleland....

9pm each night in my favorite drinking town with a fishing problem, Seward Alaska! 

...with a special Thursday show at the Fairview Inn in beautiful historic downtown Talkeetna, AK.!

Octoberfest!

Yes... This is happening tomorrow. I am the polka alternative for the evening... yes there is a polka band and there will be beer. Cold beer... filled with Vitamin P!

The house that Ukulele built

There is something satisfying in building your own home. As many of my ukulele professional colleagues continue to tour the globe in an endless circuit of ukulele festivals I am taking some time off from the grind to erect my new abode. For six years my beautiful wife and I have made sacrifices, cut corners, and lived without running water for the ability to rat stash enough cash to buy some land and build our own home. Let's face it folks, I play ukulele for a living and a bank would never loan me the money. Two reasons, one is that I'm not a professional guitar player. The second is I play ukulele for a living. For some strange reason they look at me as a bad investment. ;)

Finally, over two years since we bought the raw land, a building is starting to form. It didn't really set in until my friend and I lifted the third wall on the first floor into place.

The major issue is, winter is coming, and it looks like it is coming fast. There is all ready been snow storms a few hundred miles north of us in the Brooks range and the days are getting noticeably shorter. Night even has returned for significant amounts of time.  Winter is close. Moose season is 10 days away... mmmm... yummy moose. A yearly Alaskan ritual. Back to Black Eye Knob, the secret happy hunting grounds.