Storynory & Mory - Dido and Aeneas
This week’s story was a tragic tale out of ancient Rome, Dido and Aeneas, derived from Virgil’s Aeneid. When the Trojan Aeneas flees the wreck of Troy, a stop in
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This week’s story was a tragic tale out of ancient Rome, Dido and Aeneas, derived from Virgil’s Aeneid. When the Trojan Aeneas flees the wreck of Troy, a stop in
Talkeetna resident Jane Buchanan passed away suddenly this past weekend. There will be a Celebration of Life for Jane on Friday, August 9th at 4 pm at the Northern
Red squirrels can be pesky, but their nocturnal, endearing cousins, the flying squirrels, are rarely seen. Volunteer Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song tells about recent interactions
This week we finished up The Secret Garden, and found how the Magic and the garden and friendship healed a very sad family. How far we have traveled from the
Photos by Robin Song For this Earth and Beyond program, the stage is a summer-green hayfield, the actors are two lively coyotes, a pair of sedate sandhill cranes, and a
This was a program for those who fidget, including the poem Fidgety Phillip, the song “I Can Dance” by Ronno to help get the fidgets out, and a mesmerizing chapter
Robin Song introduces us to a charming little bird in the sandpiper family, with unusual mating and chick rearing roles. It’s an uncommon nester in this area…the red-necked phalarope. Text
In the first story this week, a fable from India uses talkative tortoise to teach an important lesson. Then get a robin’s-eye view of the secret garden, and follow Mary
In this week’s Earth and Beyond program, Natural Observations host and producer Robin Song tells about the recent visit of a black bear family during the night.