Su Valley Voice: Summer!
In this episode we dipped our toes into the archives to bring you a bit of summer. We compiled a number of thematic clips from past episodes: a
In this episode we dipped our toes into the archives to bring you a bit of summer. We compiled a number of thematic clips from past episodes: a still-timely update on how our winter trails transition to summer fun in Talkeetna Lakes Park; memories of growing up in Talkeetna next door to Suzanne and her garden; discussion about nutrition and it’s role in keeping us healthy for summer fun; contribution from Sunshine Clinic – plus in studio commentary – of all the ways we can keep ourselves healthy throughout all our summer adventures; consideration of keeping Bears Wild and People Safe; finally, thoughts on the beauty and grandeur of both Chugach and Denail State Parks.
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or suggestions for future shows, email us at dj@ktna.org or give the station a call at 907-733-1700.
Still curious? Here are some handy links to connect you to the past shows that made up this episode of Su Valley Voice: Summer!
Su Valley Voice: State & Borough Parklands
Su Valley Voice: Summer Safety
Su Valley Voice: Talkeetna Historical Society & Memory Gardens
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