Everybody Does It...Even on the Mountain
by Phillip Manning In every year since 1992, at least one thousand climbers attempted to summit Denali. While they do bring additional business to a variety of local establishments, recent
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by Phillip Manning In every year since 1992, at least one thousand climbers attempted to summit Denali. While they do bring additional business to a variety of local establishments, recent
Host Lorien Nettleton gathers a handful of artists in the studio, two-by-two, and a couple people well-known in the local arts community: art auction coordinator Nick Condon, and man of
This week we began a series of 5 stories about the famous, noble thief of Sherwood Forest – Robin Hood. In the first episode, we hear an example of how
Highlights from this summer’s Flash Triathlons, changes to the upcoming Bun to Bun, and a possible Zombie Run are all covered on this week’s Earth and Beyond program, hosted
Earth and Beyond host and producer Kathleen Fleming covers the activities of the moon, the increasing darkness, and looks back at the accomplishments of space pioneers Neil
This week’s story was The Nightingale, a famous folk tale by Hans Christian Andersen. Click the link to listen to the whole story. Remember that the hosts of Storynory &
Fairies from Scotland and Alaska were the subjects of tonight’s stories. Natasha told “The Fairies of Merlin’s Craig,” a Rip-Van-Winkle-like tale of a man who crosses some fairies and disappears
On this week’s Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Robin Song tells of a very infrequent sighting in the northern Susitna Valley. Text follows photos of some of
By Joe Page, photos by Jeff Robinson There was serious competition for the “Most Dramatic Sinking” award Saturday afternoon at Christiansen Lake during NSI’s 1st Annual Cardboard Boat Regatta.