StarDate Susitna 10-24-21, by Kathleen Fleming
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.
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.
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.
Corinne Smith answered KTNA’s call for travel stories with some memories of food that has connected her to the cultures of places she has visited, including Hawaii, Indonesia, and Laos.
The skies are once again dark at night, and Kathleen brings us a new Star Date Susitna. Hear about viewing Jupiter and its moons. To view Sky & Telescope’s interactive
As part of our theme on travel for Susitna Writer’s Voice, Kathleen Fleming tells how she learned a couple travel lessons, the easy way.
This Susitna Writer’s Voice includes Arthur Mannix reading a story originally published 20 years ago in remembrance of Matt Porter. The piece originally appeared in a Ski Club newsletter and
This story by Iver Arnegard ponders what kinds of people pick up hitchhikers and the value of being a good listener.
Every wonder what it is like to live in the wilderness in Alaska? Mike gives a feel for the rewards and challenges of the experience. If you missed it, you