Susitna Writer's Voice-"The Last Word", by Arthur Mannix
A program from our archives: An essay about the “budding, blossoming, and fruiting of language” in humankind, which first aired on KTNA in 2015.
Susitna Writer's Voice
Susitna Writer's Voice-Four poems by Iver Arnegard
Four short poems: “Talkeetna”, “Roots”, “Riding Midnight”, and “Blizzard on the Rez”, from a published collection of poetry titled Welcome to Deadhorse.
Susitna Writer's Voice--"A Most Endearing Creature", by Maureen Chambrone
A cool damp day in April, 12 years ago found me on my back under my new cabin, cursing and groaning, and stapling hardware cloth to the log joists
Susitna Writer's Voice--StarDate Susitna 4-7-2019, by Kathleen Fleming
The activities of La Luna (setting so far north!), the relative positioning of stars and planets, what you can see if you travel to more southerly states in June and
Susitna Writer's Voice: "A Very Brave Bird, part 3", by Robin Song
It’s been a little over six weeks since I rescued the black and amber Ameraucana hen I named “Jem”, who had lost both her feet to frostbite. In that time
Susitna Writer's Voice-StarDate Susitna 3-24-2019
About the equinox, and the action of the stars, moon, and planets in the night sky of the Susitna Valley. Host Kathleen Fleming has a correction: In the first draft
Susitna Writer's Voice--"A Very Brave Bird", part 2, by Robin Song
A quick recap: on February eleventh I rescued a hen who had lost both her feet to frostbite, and was hoping to meet with a Veterinarian from Haines who had
Susitna Writer's Voice--"A Very Brave Bird", by Robin Song
Part one of the story of a hen who had a life-changing experience in the cold, and the start of her recuperation, with the hope of making a homemade chicken
Susitna Writer's Voice--StarDate Susitna 2-24-2019, by Kathleen Fleming
The activities of the moon, visible planets over the Susitna Valley this week, and observations from 30,000 feet…and the desert floor in California.