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  • Raise a pint to fall with Oktoberfest-style beers, and the ever-popular good-old Guinness style. Plus, Bill congratulates Susitna Brewing Co., winner of the People’s Choice Brewery and People’s Choice Beer awards at the Kenai Peninsula Beer Festival, and Country Malt Group.
  • Digging the farmhouse seasonal ale
  • Tomato TLC to hype up your harvest
  • It's the time of year when gardeners are beginning to harvest crops from a summer of hard work. We all work too hard not to properly preserve our harvests to last us through the winter. Today, my friend David Rigall, a retired landscape architect, and I will discuss preserving the harvest and also discuss how indigenous peoples throughout the millennia stored their food.
  • What are parthenocarpic plants? They are plants that are self-pollinating and don't need insects to pollinate their flowers. They can pollinate by wind, shaking, vibration, and any other method that lets them know to release their pollen and self-pollinate.
  • Kenai River Brewing Co.'s Doug Hogue joins Bill to talk about brewing local — locally grown fruit, hops and more can be added to homebrew for a customized craft beer,
  • Josh Ball, Tyler Payment and Joe Rizzo from Triumvirate Theatre's election-season spoof show, "Lame Ducks and Dark Horses," are live in the studio to talk about this year's show to close out KDLL's Fall Membership Drive. Is truth stranger than fiction? Is it dicier to joke about national or local politics? Have they ever washed those Java Girls wigs? Tune in to find out!
  • Local chefs share tips for cooking with local ingredients.
  • 'Tis the season to review garden's successes and failures to prep for next year
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