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Hosted by Alaska Landmine · news · EN · 300 episodes
Landmine Radio is the podcast for the Alaska Landmine. It is hosted by Landmine Editor-in-Chief Jeff Landfield. The Alaska Landmine delivers Alaska news and gossip that other media outlets don’t report. Landmine Radio focuses on real talk with real Alaskans.
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Episode #479
(This was previously recorded as a live stream, which can be found on our Facebook page , X account , or YouTube channel .) Watch Jeff talk yesterday's primary and the status of the governor's race, U.S. Senate race, U.S. House race, and legislative races. Many ballots remain to be counted. The withdrawal deadline is August 31.
Episode #478
(This was previously recorded as a live stream, which can be found on our Facebook page , X account , or YouTube channel . Watch Jeff talk about tomorrow's primary and what he thinks will happen in the crowded governor's race with 17 candidates and just four moving on, as well as the U.S. Senate race, the U.S. House race, the ballot measure, and the 50 legislative races.
Episode #477
Jeff was joined by D.C. based Republican political consultant and pollster Ed Goeas. They discuss why he is in Alaska, what got him interested in politics when he was younger, how he was able to work with President Ronald Reagan, how he got into the polling and consulting business, his time working on big campaigns including John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, his thoughts about Sarah Palin, some of the work he has done abroad, why the number of primary voters has been decreasing over the years, and where he sees the Republican Party going after Donald Trump.
Episode #476
Jeff was joined by Luke Wake, senior attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation. They discuss the mission of the Pacific Legal Foundation, some cases he has worked on in Alaska, the growth of executive branch power, the impacts of Congress punting on major issues, the growth of the administrative state, the dangers of concentrating power in the executive branch, why Congress should be the ones making laws, and the role of the courts sorting this out.
Episode #475
Jeff was joined by Republican gubernatorial candidate Lesil McGuire and her running mate Sara Rasmussen. They discuss their time serving in the Legislature, why McGuire switched out her first running mate with Rasmussen, McGuire's late entry in the crowded governor's race, what makes their ticket different from the other Republican tickets, the last eight years of Governor Mike Dunleavy (R - Alaska), some of the issues facing the state including the dividend and what their views are, some campaign stories over the years, and their plan with one week left to the primary.
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