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Susitna Writer’s Voice is KTNA’s weekly showcase of writing and storytelling from the Upper Susitna Valley and beyond. In short, locally produced episodes, writers and community members share fiction, nonfiction, poetry, essays, memoirs, interviews, student work, science features, and collaborative pieces. The series celebrates diverse voices, creativity, lived experience, and the stories that connect the community.
We have 2 entries on the theme of cooking for this Susitna Writer’s Voice. In her piece Tennessee Blackberries, Ruth Wood shares her experiences of picking blackberries and making jam,
For this Susitna Writer’s Voice, we have the first installment of our theme on cooking. In this humorous piece Laura Wright shares her adventures on her efforts to eat locally
In this StarDate Susitna, Kathleen Fleming talks about the 9/22 Equinox. Most of the program, however, is about how day length and rate of daylight loss (or gain during Spring)
In this StarDate Susitna, Kathleen Fleming will tell us about 2 objects at opposition this week, the Moon and Saturn. Listen, rain or shine.
The stars have returned to the Upper Susitna Valley, and Kathleen Fleming wants to tell you about what to look for and when.
Firewalking in Alaska is a 2-part Susitna Writer’s Voice contribution by Mitchel Jurasek. The focus of his piece is Mitchel’s relationship with his grandmother. It was published in the journal Pensive in
Firewalking in Alaska is a 2-part Susitna Writer’s Voice contribution by Mitchel Jurasek. The focus of his piece is Mitchel’s relationship with his grandmother. It was published in the journal
This StarDate Susitna, aired less than 2 weeks after the Summer Solstice, is all about the only star we can (potentially) see from here, these days. The Sun is in
This Susitna Writer’s Voice is the second part of a 2-part by Arthur Mannix. Some truths are stranger-than-fiction, and myths often tell people more about the past than they might
