Classics for Kids-Black Beauty #4
Cari Sayre continues the story of Black Beauty, by Anna Sewell.
Susitna Writer's Voice--Wild Goose Chase, by Maureen Chambrone
This piece describes a very unusual way to catch your Thanksgiving dinner. For me Thanksgiving is about celebrating the foods gathered, hunted, and picked from the wild or the garden.
Classics for Kids--Black Beauty #3
Cari Sayre continues the story of Black Beauty, by Anna Sewell.
Susitna Writer's Voice--Building Boom on the Farm, by Alan Kingsbury
There’s something that just about every owner-builder can relate to in this essay. We originally aired it about 14 years ago.
Classics for Kids--Black Beauty #2
Cari Sayre continues the story of Black Beauty, by Anna Sewell.
Susitna Writer's Voice--Toyo Tantrums and Other Wake-up Calls, by Bill Was
Talkeetna blogger Bill Was writes about technology in our lives.
Classics for Kids--Black Beauty #1
Cari Sayre begins reading one of the best-selling books of all time, the story of Black Beauty, written in 1877 by Anna Sewell.
Susitna Writer's Voice--Getting to Know Each Other, by Grete Lewis Perkins
This essay originally aired in 2002. The author wrote many essays for the local paper, and voiced them for KTNA listeners as part of the Earth and Beyond program.
Susitna Writer's Voice--Blueberry Retrospective, by Maureen Chambrone
Talkeetna resident Maureen Chambrone picks LOTS of blueberries on the lower Yukon in the summer, and then here in the fall. While usually a pleasant pastime, it can become a