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Host Maureen McLaughlin sits down with Trapper Creek resident Jean Richardson, who reminisces about the adventurous life of her late mother Mary Carey — Upper Susitna Valley schoolteacher, journalist, photographer,
Talkeetna Nigerian dwarf goat aficionado Stu Reder talks to host (and neighbor) Donna Dearman about his flock, and how he became interested in the breed.
Local health care provider Keith Kehoe talks about what gets people into health-related trouble in the summertime, and gives advice for avoiding it. He covers seasonal accidents in general, animal
Host Holly Stinson visits with June Scheele about the time 70 years ago in 1939, when she arrived in Talkeetna with her family. The Scheeles had just purchased the Fairview
Local outdoor freelancers Brian McCullough and Laura Wright talk about the filming of the Discovery Channel’s “unscripted reality” TV series, which took place in the Talkeetna Mountains. They talk about
Newly published children’s book author Sandy Sturdy and host Holly Stinson talk about the content and background of the book “The Bird Who Would Not Sing”, and how the life
Kathryn Hacker and Tabitha Morgan talk about their small group, which supports the Talkeetna firefighters, and other non-profits as well. Carol Lincoln hosts.
Mat-Su Borough cultural resources specialist Fran Seager-Boss talks to host Charlie Loeb about what is known of the early human history of the Susitna and Chulitna River Valleys. Download
Denali historian and author Tom Walker and host Sue Deyoe talk about Tom’s new book on the pioneer history of the national park, and the evolution of his own interest
