Storynory & Mory - The Crab That Played with the Sea
Here is another Rudyard Kipling “just so” story, explaining how things came to be just so. This one explains why the sea has tides. There may be some alternative explanations
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Here is another Rudyard Kipling “just so” story, explaining how things came to be just so. This one explains why the sea has tides. There may be some alternative explanations
In this week’s Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Robin Song introduces us to a couple new members of her family…ring-necked doves. Audio is about 7 minutes. Text
The Thanksgiving week show for Storynory & Mory featured a time-traveling turkey who is trying to enjoy a “delicious” meal. This story is time-traveling itself, coming from the early days
In December, 2011, News Producer Lorien Nettleton participated in his first Talkeetna Bachelor Auction. As a newcomer to town, he had no idea what he had gotten himself in to.
Tall towers and motorized use areas were a few of the items on the agenda for Tuesday night’s Mat Su Borough Assembly meeting. A public hearing on the Government Peak
The Talkeetna Community Council has received 11 proposals for community improvement projects using Revenue Share Funds. $26,900 is available for projects that benefit the community, and on Monday night, the
by Melis Coady As the cold, snow, and darkness set in this month it could be a great time to perk up with a hot cup of tea or coffee.
National and State Agencies, Non-Governmental Organizations, and individuals have submitted their reviews of studies designed to show what will happen to the Susitna river if a 800 foot-high Susitna Watana
This week’s Earth and Beyond writer and producer, Robin Song, tells about some of the little rodents so important in the food chain of the northern latitudes. Audio runs about