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Annie Feidt

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Managing Editor of Alaska's Energy Desk, a public media collaboration focused on energy and environment (and occasionally other stuff too).
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Keeping kids healthy in sports | Line One

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By Annie Feidt Verified
| Alaska Public Media Verified
Playing sports helps kids build confidence, make friends and put down their screens. But to keep playing, they need to stay healthy — physically and mentally. On this show, experts tackle the dangers of early sport specialization, how nutrition affects young athletes, and what parents and coaches can do to support kids' mental health. Host: Annie Feidt Guests: Holly Brooks, former Olympic cross-country skier, coach and mental health therapist.
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4 ways to avoid injury as Alaska summer approaches Original

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By Annie Feidt Verified
| Alaska Public Media Verified
I turned 50 last year. And as if on cue, my physical complaints have been piling up. I have nagging pain in my right hip, a dull ache in my left knee and don’t even get me started on my right shoulder. It’s all very humbling. So as I eyed the transition to more running, hiking and backpacking this summer, I realized I needed help. Turns out, I'm not alone. The shift from Alaska's winter sports to summer activities is a genuine injury risk, even for people who stayed active all winter.
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Longtime Alaska journalists reflect on their craft | Talk of Alaska

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By Annie Feidt Verified
| Alaska Public Media Verified
The road to journalism can be an interesting and winding one. It’s often a profession that finds you instead of the other way around. Once you’re in it, it can be very hard to leave. Despite many flaws - low pay, long hours and tight deadlines - to name a few, journalism is also a really incredible career, and that is doubly true in Alaska. On this Talk of Alaska we have three journalists who've decided it’s time to make an exit.
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