Obituary for Ellie Henke
Willi Prittie submitted this obituary: How does one sum up a life well and thoroughly lived by reciting a few boring statistics? Born in West Virginia on Feb 6, 1950,
Susitna Writer's Voice--"Kingfishers", by Robin Song
The unmistakable, uncommon bird with unusual nesting habits. Originally aired in 2006.
Hats--Conversations with Three Climbers, by Butchy Fuego
We hear from three mountaineers with different experience and outlook: speed-setting Seattle alpinist Colin Haley, Peruvian born and newly successful Seven Summit climber Sylvia Vasquez-Lavado, and veteran international climber and
Susitna Writer's Voice--"Swans at Dawn", by Robin Song
Recently I experienced the realization of a long-held dream, and looking back over the circumstances that led up to it, on one hand it seemed almost impossibly complicated, and on
Hats--A Conversation with Denali Base Camp Manager Lisa Roderick, by Butchy Fuego
Butchy Fuego aired this conversation with Lisa Roderick, recorded at Denali’s Base Camp in early summer of 2018, on his program Hats, Friday June 29th.
Susitna Writer's Voice--"The Squirrel and the Hawk", by Robin Song
Spring seemed to progress slowly, this year. I wasn’t complaining; I was enjoying daily ski treks and my two dogs were downright delirious to still be running everywhere in the
Susitna Writer's Voice--"Whoever Said the Wilderness is a Quiet Place?", by Maureen Chambrone
This one has to be listened to…the voices of the birds and animals can’t be captured in text! Talkeetna resident Maureen Chambrone recorded the soundscape of her canoe path down
Tips for Healthy Living 6-15-2018
On this episode of Tips for Healthy Living, Holly Stinson talked with Shawn Thelen about the physical and mental benefits of biking and how electric-assist bikes and tricycles can make
Susitna Writer's Voice--Escape to the Slow Lane, by Maureen Chambrone
On a drive to Anchorage, Maureen reflects on last summer’s 1100 miles by canoe in the Alaskan wilderness, recording bird song.