StarDate Susitna 10-28-2012
Earth and Beyond host Kathleen Fleming looks ahead to the astronomic activities for the month of November. StarDate returns December 9th. Audio runs about ten and a half minutes.
Storynory & Mory - Baba Yaga
Halloween is coming closer, and the stories are getting scarier! This week featured Baba Yaga, an Eastern European tale about a fearsome witch. Elements of other familiar fairy tales appear
Historical Society installs fence at Belle's Barn site
by Talkeetna Historical Society The Talkeetna Historical Society has completed the purchase and installation of a three hundred foot, cedar, split-rail fence at the Belle’s Barn Historical Site in downtown
Natural Observations-10-21-2012-Canid encounters
Host and producer Robin Song has coyotes and foxes in her neighborhood, and she tells about what “medicine” they bring. Text follows audio. NatObs102112-CanidEncounters While heading
Storynory & Mory - Wolf Girl Meets the Budget Monster
Hello everybody. In this KTNA membership drive special, we are threatened by the Budget Monster but manage to get some good stories on the air. Of particular note is The
Su Valley Voice-10-17-2012-domestic abuse
KTNA’s Lorien Nettleton talks with behavior health specialist Ceci Schoenberger and intern Jayme Spires about domestic abuse in our communities. The hour of audio is divided into three parts. SuValleyVoice1-10172012-DomAbuse.mp3
Su Valley Voice-10-15-2012-U.S. House candidate Sharon Cissna
KTNA’s Lorien Nettleton has a conversation with Sharon Cissna, a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives. The hour on-air is in 20 minute segments. SuValleyVoice-10-15-2012-SharonCissna1.mp3 SuValleyVoice-10-15-2012-SharonCissna2.mp3 SuValleyVoice-10-15-2012-SharonCissna3.mp3
StarDate Susitna 10-14-2012
In this week’s Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Kathleen Fleming looks back at the aurora display of last week, talks about the moon’s activities this week, and looks
The Circus Never Leaves Town
by Phillip Manning With winter fast-apporaching, Talkeetna residents are likely to start looking for activities to stay active and healthy during the colder months, especially activities geared toward children. The