Susitna Writer's Voice 6-8-25, Tom Sexton, produced by Corinne Smith
Tom Sexton, a former poet laureate of Alaska, died last month at 84 yrs old. Corinne Smith produced a Susitna Writer’s Voice featuring Tom using segments of a past Nuggets
Nuggets
A glimpse into the past. present, and future of Talkeetna, Alaska through oral histories and conversations. This program various hosts from 2007-2010.
Nuggets - Explorer Belmore Browne, from June 2, 2010
On the 100th anniversary of Belmore Browne’s explorations in the Susitna Valley, local Browne aficionado Arthur Mannix gives us a glimpse into this “rustic Renaissance man”-the hunting guide, artist, climber,
Nuggets - Wood Fired Furnace, from October 9, 2007
This episode features guests Arthur Mannix and Tami Hamler discussing local forestry issues & possibility of wood-fired furnace for Su Valley Jr/Sr HS. The host is Emilie Pechuzal.
Nuggets - One Tree Project, from May 18, 2010
How many uses can one birch tree serve? Arthur Mannix explains the One Tree Project for the upper Susitna and all the explorations of birch trees and the boreal forest
Nuggets (from the archive) - "The Adventures of Mary Carey"
This Nuggets episode is from 2009. Host Maureen Gualtieri interviews Jean Richardson about the adventurous life of her mother Mary Carey.
Nuggets (from the archive) - "The Allure of Talkeetna"
This Nuggets episode originally aired in 2010. Suvan Sterling, a SuValley High School student at the time, interviews students and other Talkeetna residents to figure out what keeps them in
Archive: Nuggets-Ghosts and ghost stories
This Nugget is from our archive, and was originally posted on October 29th, 2010. Local writer Sarah Birdsall and host Gale Moses talk about ghosts, ghost stories, and the
Archive: Nuggets with John Baker
Last week, Johnny Baker, also known as “Trapper John,” passed away. Baker was well-known in the community as a wealth of local history. He was also known as a superb
Nuggets - Daryl Miller, 12-31-08
This is an old Nuggets that was not posted previously on our web site. Daryl Miller, at the time head of mountaineering for Denali National Park, is interviewed by Maureen