Su Valley Voice for May 9th, 2024: Incoming KTNA General Manager Phillip Manning
This week on Su Valley Voice we spoke with KTNA’s new General Manager – and now former KTNA News Director – Phillip Manning. We talked about his time at the
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Su Valley Voice is a public affairs show featuring people and happenings of Alaska's Upper Susitna Valley. The show serves as a platform for listeners to express their curiosity, ask questions and engage in their community. The views on Su Valley Voice are those of our guests and host and not necessarily those of KTNA. Su Valley Voice airs Thursdays live at 10am with a rebroadcast at 7pm. If you have an idea for a show or questions, send us an email to dj@ktna.org or call the station.
Su Valley Voice for May 2nd, 2024: Music Education in our Schools
Su Valley Voice: Music Education in our Schools On this episode of Su Valley Voice we talk about music education in the Upper Susitna Valley. In direct response to losing the
Su Valley Voice for April 25th, 2024: Bear Necessities Coalition
This week on Su Valley Voice, it’s the Bear Necessities! Host Phillip Manning was joined by Doug Gualtieri, Wendy Battino, and Brian Okonek from Bear Necessities Coalition to discuss what steps
Su Valley Voice for April 18th, 2024: Earth Day Every Day
On this episode of Su Valley Voice we’re talking trash…. and RECYCLING as we preview what’s in store at the Earth Day Celebration that takes place annually at Denali Education
Su Valley Voice for April 11th, 2024: Paying Our Dues
On this episode we are first joined by Lesley Norris and Marcia vonEhr of the Matanuska Susitna Borough’s Budget and Revenue Department. They walk us through the history and function of
Su Valley Voice for March 28th, 2024: Talkeetna Historical Society
This week’s Su Valley Voice fits the theme of Women’s History Month. The guest was Talkeetna Historical Society Museum Director Autumn Merritt. Host Trisha Costello and Autumn spoke about some
Su Valley Voice for March 21st, 2024: Upper Susitna Community & Senior Center
Christmas came early – or for a second time – when it was announced that over $10 in congressional appropriations are heading to the Northern Susitna Valley: In this episode
Su Valley Voice for March 14th, 2024: Great Communities Don’t Happen By Chance
Correction: The original recording of this program referred to Pursuit as a Canadian company. That is incorrect. The reference has been removed from the audio. We apologize for the error.
Su Valley Voice for March 7th, 2024: Sunshine Community Health Center
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Vicky Warren from the Alaska Primary Care Association as well as Willow Feeley and Crystal Edwards from Sunshine