Susitna Writer's Voice - Paint The Sky With Stars by Bill Was
“Oh My God, it’s full of stars”… These were David Bowman’s last words as he moved toward the monolith orbiting Jupiter at the end of Arthur C. Clarke’s classic work
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.
“Oh My God, it’s full of stars”… These were David Bowman’s last words as he moved toward the monolith orbiting Jupiter at the end of Arthur C. Clarke’s classic work
On this episode of StarDate Susitna, Kathleen Fleming talks about seasons on Mars, the New Moon, a non-zodiac constellation and planets visible in the evening and morning skies.
In a way I feel profoundly unqualified to write this piece, for although I am 63 years of age, I am continually discovering just how ill-prepared I am for my
The program covers the Full Moon of November, the Leonid meteor shower, and other astronomical events. This image shows typical “Super” and “Mini” moons in a single year. This week’s
15,000 miles of travel in Europe without an itinerary yielded many stories. Here are some from a favorite country. Karon begins part 2 as she leaves the Algarve Coast.
15,000 miles of travel in Europe without an itinerary yielded many stories. Here are some from a favorite country. Last February, I sat shivering in a taxi on a cold
The night sky over the Susitna Valley: its waning moon, what to expect with this week’s Orionid meteors, where to see the stars of the summer triangle, and more.
Jessa the banty hen had been part of my family for almost four months, and was doing splendidly with the dogs and my other birds, so I decided she
A regular winter SWV program…about the night sky over the upper Susitna Valley. Hear about Mercury in the morning, Venus in the evening, the moon’s social agenda, more about next