Susitna Writer's Voice, February 27, 2022 - "How to Name a Bird" by Maureen Chambrone
This new piece from Maureen is this is for the wordy, nerdy and/or birdy people, but anyone will enjoy it.
This new piece from Maureen is this is for the wordy, nerdy and/or birdy people, but anyone will enjoy it.
We asked for holiday haiku for this this holiday themed Susitna Writer’s Voice. The response resulted in a wonderful collection of winter and holiday haiku and poetry from Anita Golton,
This fun Alaskan poem tells of the less know winter mosquito. Written and read by Arthur Mannix.
A previously published short story by Iver Arnegard that evokes powerful images of life in the wilderness.
This piece by local writer Iver Arnegard is a story set in North Dakota divided into seventeen pieces.
In this episode, learn about the Lunar Nodal Cycle and eclipses. There is a lunar eclipse later this month that we can see under clear-enough skies.
This SDS Kathleen Fleming talks about the various cycles of the Moon, and the human propensity to see an image in the light and dark patterns on its surface.
In this piece Arthur Mannix tells of a flood in the Northern Susitna Valley that was epic enough to draw national attention. Below are a couple of photos of the
In this episode, Kathleen discusses the changes in the paths of the sun the planets that you can observe across seasons and years.