Su Valley Voice: Fall Membership Drive
For the 2025 Fall Membership Drive we hosted two live shows, one each in the 10am and the 7pm hour. At 10am Host Trisha Costello was joined in the studio
For the 2025 Fall Membership Drive we hosted two live shows, one each in the 10am and the 7pm hour.
At 10am Host Trisha Costello was joined in the studio by Sandy Shoulders. Sandy and Gary Hermes co-hosted the very first public affairs show that KTNA produced: Upper Su in the Know. During this episode of Su Valley Voice Trisha and Sandy discussed the importance and value of having a public affairs show as part of KTNA programing.
In the 7pm hour Host Trisha Costello was joined in the studio with a rotating number of current and past KTNA volunteers… from newsreaders to DJs. In the Production Studio live music was provided by KimAdelia (stand up bass), Doug (banjo) and another Doug (guitar).
Fall Membership Drive week is a great time to either become a member, switch to being a Sustaining member or to just contribute. And, you can do all that any time of year, not just during Drive week!
Su Valley Voice Fall Membership Drive, 10am Public Affairs Programming:
Su Valley Voice Fall Membership Drive, 7pm Volunteers & Live Music:
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