KSDP-AM went on the air in March of 1983 from Sand Point, Alaska. The station, built by Jim McCurdy and licensed to Aleutian Peninsula Broadcasting, Inc., operated as a non-commercial AM station broadcasting at 1,000 watts. The...
Read MoreCorporate Documents – Meeting Minutes Archive for ALEUTIAN PENINSULA BROADCASTING, INC. * 2006 Board Meetings o July 6 * 2005 Board Meetings o January 18, May 24, August 9, August 16, December 13 * 2004 Board Meetings o...
Read More* Policy & Operations o Annual Calendar (2006) o Employment Application o Policy Manual o Public Airwaves Philosophy * Facility Diagrams o Broadcast Center o Transmitter Site
Read MoreThe threat of tsunami activity in Southwest Alaska is real. Earthquakes almost anywhere in the Pacific Ocean have the potential of generating deadly tsunami waves. The waves, varying from several inches to several feet, can...
Read MoreThe KSDP Community Window keeps our listeners informed of upcoming events, announcements and birthday greetings. If you have something you’d like announced, let us know by calling 907.383.KSDP (5737), fax 907.383.5271 or email...
Read MoreThe Buck Faldwin Radio Show stitches two hours of classic or soon to be classic Rock&Roll tracks into universal themes (love, emotion, time, etc) or whatever whim strikes the mysteriously monikered Buck Faldwin this week....
Read MoreExactly what it sounds like. Sundays 1-2pm
Read MoreWeather in the Aleutians can be summed up in one word – unpredictable. The old saying is that if you don’t like the weather, just wait fifteen minutes and it will probably change. From calm and sunny to windy with no...
Read MoreMeet the People: a half hour, radio, public affairs program with host Kells Hetherington. The show airs live on 830AM KSDP @ 11AM Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Read MoreKells Hetherington interviewed Alaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development economist Brian Rae. Download the interview (25MB MP3) Stream It: [audio:http://www.apradio.org/mtp/mtp_brianraeFeb52009.mp3]
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