The Nearly Noon News-Wednesday September 21, 2022
The Nearly Noon New-Tuesday September 20, 2022
The Nearly Noon News-Monday September 19, 2022
The Last Apples-September 15, 2022
Catherine reads Joyce Sutphen's poem The Last Apples from her collection Carrying Water to the Field.
Honoring Caregivers with Troubadour Larry Long and Storyteller Tom Thibodeau
Care comes from a Greek word that means ‘to cry out’. Who are the people who care for us when we cry out? They are the caregivers, but who cares for the caregiver when the caregiver needs care. Who takes care of that nurse,...
Natural Wonders #35
We hear the third and final reading from the Sigurd Olson chapter in Sumner Matteson's book Afield. Olson describes the difficult work preserving the wilderness areas north of Lake Superior. We owe so much to so many for what we may take for granted when we plan a...
9/18/22 to 9/24/22
Various Voices
In this first episode of Women's Fire I wanted to hear from women of different life stages. I was able to talk to 7 women, from age 15 to 71, as they answered the following questions: 1. What women influenced you growing up? 2. What are you...
Conversations-Thursday September 8, 2022
Prudence Tippins hosts couples therapist Caroline Bradfield from Great Britain.
Natural Wonders #34
We get a special window into the friendship between wilderness writer, guide and advocate, Sigurd Olson, and Sumner Matteson and his family, in part 2 of this chapter in Matteson's book Afield.