Susitna Writer's Voice--Schizophrenogenesis, by Ellen Thea
Talkeetna performance poet Ellen Thea voices Schizophrenogenesis. The text of the poem follows the audio. Ellen Thea-schizophrenogenesis-6-8-2014 SCHIZOPHRENOGENESIS by
Susitna Writer's Voice
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.
Susitna Writer's Voice--The Trapper Creek AMC Eagle, by Peter Mathiesen
Talkeetna resident Peter Mathiesen reads a chapter from his book Tales of the Alaska State Troopers, to be published this fall. This is the story of the unfolding events that
Susitna Writer's Voice--Kelly's first trip, by Ellie Henke
Mountain guide Ellie Henke relates a humorous story about an interaction between a young climbing guide and the mule skinners in Argentina. Ellie Henke-Kelly’s first trip-5-25-14 Several years
Susitna Writer's Voice--Birdathon 2014, by Robin Song
Robin Song tells about her experiences during this year’s area birdathon. Robin Song–2014Birdathon-051814 photos by Robin Song As the May 2nd morning dawned clear and sunny, I knew
Susitna Writer's Voice - 5-12-2014, In the woods in Talkeetna, by Maureen Chambrone
Maureen tells about a morning at her cabin that she’s not likely to ever forget. Living in the woods in Talkeetna is generally uneventful. The weather is fairly tame, there
Susitna Writer's Voice--The Heritage of Talkeetna, by Roberta Sheldon, read by Ellen Wolf
The first two chapters of The Heritage of Talkeetna, by local author and historian Roberta Sheldon, are read by Ellen Wolf. Audio is 12 minutes 15 seconds. Ellen Wolf-The Heritage
Susitna Writer's Voice - April 27th, 2014 - Ski signature on Huascarán, by Willi Prittie
Mountain guide Willi Prittie remembers an exhilarating descent on Peru’s highest peak. —————————————————————— Skis chatter. . .steel edges fight to carve a path across wind-hammered rime ice and sastrugi. My
Susitna Writer's Voice--A river to skate away on, by Arthur Mannix
A multi-layered account of spring crust skiing, of historic Chulitna River travelers in all seasons, woven with personal recollections of past trips, and observations of change. Audio is 10:35. Note:
Susitna Writer's Voice--Nine races of the Oosik, by Dan Harrell
Talkeetna writer Dan Harrell tells the often humorous story of his Oosik race experiences over the last nine years, and how his breakthrough in technique changed his standings. Audio is