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Senator Robert Myers was born in Fairbanks and spent much of his young childhood at the Salchaket Roadhouse, a watering hole between Fairbanks and Delta Junction that his parents owned. Early on, he developed a passion for Alaska and attended the University of Alaska Fairbanks where he studied philosophy, political science, and history. During college he drove for a tour company and loved sharing Alaska with his guests. He currently drives a truck for a living and travels the Haul Road frequently. As a member of the three person minority in the Alaska State Senate, Myers will have new challenges and opportunities this legislative session. I’m grateful he’s on the show today.Hope you can tune in. Thanks for your interest in “I’m Glad You Said That” and to John & Sandy Powers for their generous sponsorship of the show. We couldn’t do it without them. “I’m Glad You Said That” is our weekly one-hour talk show featuring conversation and interviews on the two topics you’re not supposed to talk about in polite company – faith and politics. We dive into both.In addition to the podcast, for those outside of Anchorage, Eagle River, the Valley and surrounding areas or if you’re not close to a radio, you can always tune in and listen live Wednesdays at 1PM on KATB 89.3 and at 5pm on KVNT. |
