Ammon Swenson is an Audio Media Content Producer at Alaska Public Media. With a focus on arts and entertainment, including theater, music, and various events, Ammon explores themes related to Alaska's rich cultural landscape while also addressing social issues and topics relevant to the Anchorage community, such as LGBTQ matters and consumer travel. His work has been featured in Alaska Public Media.
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Ammon Swenson's coverage primarily focuses on local arts and entertainment in Anchorage, Alaska. He often covers events, seasonal activities, as well as seeking expert commentary. If you have expertise in art, music, film or any other relevant cultural topics specific to Anchorage or Alaska, sharing insights about upcoming events or providing expert commentary could be a valuable approach for engaging with Ammon. Additionally, if you are involved in the local arts scene and can offer unique perspectives on current trends or developments within the community, your input may be of interest to him.
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Written by comedic legend and actor, Steve Martin, “Meteor Shower” is a unique comedy that follows two couples spending the evening together for a celestial event as the night takes an unexpected turn. Director Kalli Denali Randall said the script took her a bit to wrap her head around, but she realized that Martin’s comedy is as complex as it is hilarious. On this episode of State of Art we’re joined by Randall and Cyrano’s acting artistic director and production manager, Seth Eggleston.
As Autumn descends upon Alaska, Outdoor Explorer is taking a moment to look back at the year so far.
By: Ammon Swenson
James Morrison has found success on stage and screen, but his most important role might be playing himself.
By: Ammon Swenson
These two performances at a private residence promise baroque songs and instrumentals about dragons performed on period instruments.
SunDog’s Abi Sparkman, Deven Lind and Philip Giannulis. (Courtesy of SunDog)
Campers strike a pose at a recent Alaska Resounding youth camp. (Alaska Resouding)
The cast of “Something Rotten” at a recent dress rehearsal. (Kelly White)
By: Ammon Swenson
The Anchorage musician is staying busy performing, teaching and building up the local scene.
Wilfredo Rafael Rodriguez Hernandez, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
When Anchorage musician, audio engineer and producer Chad Reynvaan set about putting together an album of one-minute songs he found that working within these creative boundaries helped push him creatively. The resulting “One Minute Songs” is a collection of 17 tracks that reflect Reynvaan’s usual rock and roll/power pop while letting him explore new territory. On this episode of State of Art, we hear from Reynvaan about exercising creative muscles, writing from a personal perspective and more. We also check out some tunes.
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