Susitna Writer’s Voice–StarDate Susitna 7-23-2017
More audio paragraphs from a previously aired StarDate Susitna (this one from June) about what to expect during the solar eclipse August 21st, whether you’ve made plans to travel to
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.
More audio paragraphs from a previously aired StarDate Susitna (this one from June) about what to expect during the solar eclipse August 21st, whether you’ve made plans to travel to
More audio paragraphs from a past Stardate Susitna program about the diversity of public events for those in the path of totality. Also, up-to-date information about viewing the the solar
This is about what the Aug 21 eclipse will look like from the Upper Susitna Valley, through eclipse shades. More audio paragraphs from past Stardate Susitna programs, with information about
Here are some audio paragraphs from past Stardate Susitna programs, with information about the solar eclipse, happening August 21st.
The activities of the moon, an explanation of Summer Solstice (the exact time is 8:24 Tuesday the 20th at this latitude), and more about what to expect if you’re traveling
The many years I lived as caretaker at Birch Creek Ranch, I rarely saw a Snowshoe Hare. I looked for their tracks in winter, and noted the rise and fall
Kathleen tells about the activities of the moon, the three different categories of twilight, Jupiter and its visible moons, and what to expect during a total solar eclipse. One correction:
It was in December of 2016 that I first read about a sighting of an odd-colored magpie in downtown Talkeetna. It came over our Mat-Su Birder’s Group email and my
Living year round in Talkeetna, Alaska has provided a lot of days of snow underfoot. We walk back and forth from the house to the parking area on a