Thank You, KTNA Volunteers and Supporters!
Thank you for attending the KTNA picnic! It was an incredible afternoon filled with food, friends, and live music. Thank you to the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge, Cubby’s Marketplace, Northern Susitna
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KTNA Spring Membership Drive April 9th-16th
PLEDGE NOW Join KTNA for special programming during our Spring Membership Drive April 9th-16th. Tune it at 88.9FM or online at ktna.org. Our supporters help sustain KTNA and the
KTNA Decadent Dessert Auction
Thank you to all of our bakers, auctioneers, bidders, and food donors for helping make this Decadent Dessert Auction a success! The auction raised over $1100 for KTNA as well
Star Date Susitna 12-6-2015
Earth & Beyond author Kathleen Fleming presents Stardate Susitna. Venus at 6am GMT on Tuesday, 8 December 2015, Comet Catalina (C/2013 US10) rapidly heads north through the constellation Virgo,
Susitna Writer's Voice--Natural Observations: Update on the goshawk, and early spring birds, by Robin Song
Robin Song updates the story of the wounded Northern Goshawk, and she tells of some memorable time spent with our big, white, impressive early migrants, the Trumpeter Swans. Audio is
Susitna Writer's Voice--StarDate Susitna: Total lunar eclipse, by Kathleen Fleming
There’s a total lunar eclipse happening TONIGHT! All about when to watch the moon, and what you’ll see, also about the planets you can observe now, and
Natural Observations--Life in the birch trees
photos by Robin Song Natural Observations host and producer Robin Song tells about the birds and animals that she observes using the cavities and branches of the birches outside
Natural Observations-The owls of winter
photos by Robin Song Robin Song, host and producer of this week’s Earth and Beyond program, tells about the life history, habits, and sounds of local owl species: the little
Natural Observations--3-2-2014--Goshawk rescue!
Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song tells the story of Trigger Twigg’s goshawk rescue. NatObs030214Goshawk A snowstorm moved into Talkeetna over December twenty-first and second, blanketing the area