Susitna Writer's Voice 3-14-21 "Trinity", by Iver Arnegard
This original nonfiction piece by Iver gives an interesting perspective on New Mexico. Due to some brief descriptive violence, parental discretionary is advised.
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 original nonfiction piece by Iver gives an interesting perspective on New Mexico. Due to some brief descriptive violence, parental discretionary is advised.
Arthur Mannix has been researching the history of nordic skiing. His efforts are been recorded as a fascinating series of pieces for Susitna Writers Voice. This is part 4. Click
Arthur Mannix has been researching the history of nordic skiing. His efforts are been recorded as a fascinating series of pieces for Susitna Writers Voice. This is part 3. Click
Arthur Mannix has been researching the history of nordic skiing. His efforts are been recorded as a fascinating series of pieces for Susitna Writers Voice. This is part 2. Click
Arthur Mannix has been researching the history of nordic skiing. His efforts are been recorded as a fascinating series of pieces for Susitna Writers Voice. This is part 1. Go
This piece was originally aired in 2017. Click here to view the original post with the audio.
A look back on a visit with Iver’s brother-in-law struggling with cancer and healer with a fascinating approach to helping kids conquer their cancer. This is part 2 of Iver’s
A look back on a visit with Iver’s brother-in-law struggling with cancer and healer with a fascinating approach to helping kids conquer their cancer.
Iver has recorded an original short story to share with KTNA listeners. This piece may not be appropriate for all listeners. Parental discretion is advised.