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#923 Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/923 Presented By: FishHound Expeditions Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors How does one of the largest free-flowing rivers in the United States end up back on the table for major development projects? In this episode, Margaret Stern from the Susitna River Coalition returns to the podcast to share what's happening right now across Alaska's Susitna watershed—from a proposed hydroelectric dam to a massive access road that could permanently change the region. We talk about why the Susitna remains such a unique and accessible wild river system, how local communities are organizing around conservation, and why public comments matter more than most anglers realize. Margaret also shares details on the coalition's river cleanup efforts, citizen science projects, and practical ways anyone—whether you live in Alaska or not—can help protect these fisheries for future generations. #923 Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/923
922 Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/922 Presented by: FishHound Expeditions Today, we're digging into what's happening right now across Alaska, from the fight over West Susitna and Alaska public lands to bycatch, mining, and road development, and why it matters to anyone who cares about wild fish. I sat down with Rachel James and Ryan Astalos from SalmonState, along with Adam Cuthriell of Fishhound Expeditions. We talk about Bristol Bay, the proposed West Susitna Road, trawl bycatch, and how public lands decisions in Alaska ripple across the entire country. This one goes beyond fly fishing. It's about protecting the future of wild fish and the places we all depend on. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/922
Join host Emily Forstner as she interviews Mat-Su School Superintendent Dr. Randy Trani for Inside the District. Together, they discuss the April 15th. Mat-Su Borough School Board meeting.
This episode explores the proposed West Susitna Access — a 100+ mile industrial corridor from Big Lake through roadless wetlands to exploratory mining claims — covering estimated costs, major bridge and maintenance concerns, and how the project was split between state agencies. We discuss ecological risks to wetlands, salmon and lamprey habitat, impacts on hunting and fishing, community perspectives from Talkeetna, and practical ways the public can get involved through comments, the Susitna River Coalition, and local events.
Susitna River Coalition's Margaret Stern and I discuss the proposed 100-mile West Susitna Access Road Project that would cross the Susitna River. We explore the project's potential benefits, like increased access and growth, against its significant environmental impact, and other infrastructure projects that might be a better investment for the funds. Check out the On Step Alaska website or subscribe on Substack for articles, features and all things Alaska. Click here for a 20% discount on an annual subscription to The Westrn, the outdoor community's newest newspaper. Thanks to the sponsors: Sagebrush Dry (Alaskan-owned business that sells the best dry bags you can buy.) Alpine Fit (Premium outdoor layering from another Alaskan-owned business.) Backcountry Hunters and Anglers
Today we start in hour one with Sarah Montalabano talking about Susitna and other energy issues, including some lessons from Minnesota and where the drive for "renewables" is sending us. Then in hour two we'll visit with Robb Myers for a post session recap.
Paige and Cody from Susitna Adventure Lodge join Jennie and Jay to talk all about the winter and summer adventures you can have along the Denali Highway for travelers who like adventures and traveling away from it all.Visit Paige and Cody and their dogs at the Susitna Adventure LodgeGet Jennie's Alaska Travel planners and pre made itinerariesBook a trip planning session with JennieGet Jennie's weekly Alaska Travel tips in your inboxFollow Jennie on InstagramLet Jennie plan your trip for you!Music credits: Largo Montebello, by Domenico Mannelli, CC.
START HERE! Follow, Interact Connect & Share on: Instagram & FacebookListen in at: Free Flow Institute PodcastSign up for a course at: Free Flow Institute.Support & Donate to: Free Flow FoundationCheck out & Support their sponsors: Yeti +Immersion Research. For the full list of sponsors, click here------------------------------------------------------------IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT:Chandra's Personal & Professional Timeline, River Journey & ShoutoutsOld stomping grounds at the: Matanuska & SusitnaMentor Chuck Spaulding Founder of Nova Alaska Guides & Trips on 6 Mile CreekDOC (Denali Outdoor Center) and the Nenana River in AlaskaEcuadorian Rivers InstituteMatty Perry & FulBright GrantJondachi FestGauley FestWhite Salmon in WashingtonRio GrandeUganda Whitewater Scene on the NileCanyon Explorations Company in the Grand CanyonMoab. Desolation Canyon & WestwaterJay Healy & Scott SolleCheck out the links below to people doing great work and protecting rivers in Ecuador:Defense of human rights + rights of Nature: Defensoría del puebloMatt Terry @ Ecuadorian Rivers InstituteDarcy Gaetcher @ Small World AdventuresAbe Herrera @ Boof SessionsDiego Robles @ Ecuador Whitewater / Jungle RootsAbby Dent @ Abby's HideawayChandra's dear friend, Ben Stookesberry has done important storytelling + expedition work down there recently, along with Willie Henkel------------------------------------------------------------LOVED THE EPISODE? SUPPORT OUR PODCAST ON PATREON OR DONATE DIRECTLY ON OUR WEBSITEGive us a 5 star review on Apple PodcastsFollow us on social! Instagram -AND- Facebook
More Pot Shops Closing in Alaska, Work continues on shoring up the Susitna in Talkeetna and Mick Jagger choosing charity over kids.
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/376 Presented By: Jackson Hole Fly Company, Country Financial, FishHound Expeditions, Fair Flies Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Margaret Stern from Susitna River Coalition walks us through their mission to protect and support the 312-mile-long, free-flowing, Susitna River. We find out why the construction of the massive Susitna dam and the West Susitna access road projects should be stopped - what its long-term effect would be on the watersheds, wildlife, local economies, and fish. We also learn why we should be concerned about these issues and what we can do to support this movement. Let us come together and take action as we discover the truth about these exploitation projects in Alaska. Susitna River Coalition Show Notes with Margaret Stern 04:30 - Margaret currently lives in Talkeetna, Alaska - it's perched right where 3 rivers meet - Susitna, Talkeetna, and Chulitna. 06:00 - Talkeetna is a small town with only about 800 people living there 07:45 - Susitna Watershed drains the 4th largest area in the state of Alaska and it's the 15th largest river in America. 13:15 - Margaret talks about their Susitna-Watana Dam project - why it's unnecessary and why it should be stopped. 17:10 - We learn more about the West Susitna Access Road project - what its long-term effect would be on the watersheds, wildlife, and fish. 22:10 - Signing up for their newsletter is a good way to get updated on their project's progress and status. 24:00 - We had an episode with Ted Manning from Patagonia at WFS 345 30:30 - Susitna River Coalition is the only local environmental and conservation nonprofit organization in the Susitna Valley. They work with Trout Unlimited and other organizations that are on a conservation mission in Alaska. 36:30 - Margaret noted the Susitna Basin Recreational Management Plan which is currently on revision. 37:10 - Adam from FishHound was on the podcast in episode 324 Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/376
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This episode is the 1st of 2 episodes. Some stories stand the test of time. This is one. 1995, Big Susitna River in Alaska, glacial melt, rains in the canyon. Three friends fly deep into the backcountry with plans of a one day trip on big water. That day their plans changed & 27 years later they all tell the story. Nissan and The Denver Area DealershipsDealer Locater LinkBig Susitna RiverUSGS Gauge on Big Susitna RiverHelio Courier
This episode is the 2nd of 2 episodes. Some stories stand the test of time. This is one. 1995, Big Susitna River in Alaska, glacial melt, rains in the canyon. Three friends fly deep into the backcountry with plans of a one day trip on big water. That day their plans changed & 27 years later they all tell the story. Nissan and The Denver Area DealershipsDealer Locater LinkBig Susitna RiverUSGS Gauge on Big Susitna RiverHelio Courier
This week, the big day has finally arrived, and Queenie and Chicken are preparing for Hedgehog's return from hibernation. Unfortunately, they find that they need a new plan when the weather turns out to be much wetter than expected. After some noodling, their creativity shines through and they even come up with a new song. Along the way, Little Dazzy Donuts helps them by playing three poems sent in for the Food & Meals competition by Alexis, Angela, and Susitna.We love hearing from you! To send your poems and drawings into Kids' Poetry Club, just check out the full competition details on the website.To contact us for any reason, just drop an email to contact@kidspoetryclub.com. Thank you so much for being a part of Kids' Poetry Club!
This week, Queenie runs a big meeting to plan the launch of the new Food Truck and to decide who will be their Head of Marketing. It's an important and high-profile role that also involves learning a lot of moves. Surely someone other than Little Dazzy Donuts will volunteer! Along the way, Little Dazzy Donuts plays poetry competition entries from India and the United States written by: Aadrita, Aadhyaa, Abby, Alexis, Angela, and Susitna .Check out the full competition details on the website.The next normal episode with Little Dazzy Donuts releases, as usual, on Monday. To find out more, check out kidspoetryclub.com. We love hearing from you! To send your poems and drawings into Kids' Poetry Club, just go to https://www.kidspoetryclub.com/joinin. Who knows, perhaps you will be a star of an upcoming episode.To contact us for any reason, just drop an email to contact@kidspoetryclub.com.
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Art and creative expression have long been known as a therapeutic remedy since ancient times. This podcast speaks with two talented artists who are both teachers and creators of art for the greater good of society. Bekah Mathiesen has dual degree in Art Education and Printmaking from Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Missouri. For 7 years, Bekah taught Art at Talkeetna Elementary School for 7 years before going to Southwestern College in Santa Fe, New Mexico for multiple master degrees, including art therapy and counseling. She is also studying for a certificate in children's mental health and school therapy as well as eco therapy. She still calls Talkeetna, Alaska home where she continues her love of the outdoors, fishing, and family. In fact, she is well known to barter art for fish...halibut, salmon...you name it! And she is a boat driver for Mahay's, the blue boats of the Chulitna, Susitna and Talkeetna Rivers.Linda Brady Farr is a well known artist in Anchorage, Alaska who also taught art at Dimond and West High School. Linda has BA in Fine Art form the University of Oregon, where she also received her teaching credential for K-12. Linda specializes in fiber art, drawing, printmaking, and oils on canvas. Linda's art is displayed in over 25 buildings around Alaska and has been a featured artist in several art shows, including those at Alaska Pacific University. She has an oils on canvas 'Series of Tornados' as well as a recent series of 'People Wearing Masks' that will be appearing at Alaska Pacific University this fall of 2020. Linda has hopes and aspirations of painting the people of her 'Masks Series' in an, 'Unmasked Series' when the pandemic has passed.The upcoming episodes of All Cooped Up Alaska will feature world renowned artists and photographers, including Merita Jaha, Canada's Cory Trepanier, and Route 66 Photographer, Jim Livingston. Thanks for tuning into All Cooped Up Alaska!Katie Writerwww.katiewritergallery.com
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The Weekly Dose of Fat – Show Number 123 – Friday, February 24th 2017 wherein we interview Nate as in the guy the Surly Nate tire was named after, Zito joins us in the studio, Nick Holzem, the points leader in the Hugh Pass Fat-bike Series also stops by plus we’ve got Travis and Chewey on the horn! It is a good one folks! FYI, that photo up there came courtesy of Chris who took it on a recent workout ride on his local beach at Ocean View, in Dunedin, New Zealand. Thanks, Chris! On this week's show: We Start the show with the Event of the Week We Welcome Nate as our special guest We share Links from the internet We check in with the Fatty Farm Field Report where we talk with Nick Holzem – the leader in the Hugh Jass Fat-Bike Race Series And In our special segment, All Things Political? The Fat Bike Event of the Week this week is the Dogman Challenge in Charlevoy Michigan. The Dogman Challenge is this Saturday February 25th and is a 2 hour winter endurance event held entirely on the multi-use trails around Mt. McSauba Recreation Area and North Point Nature Preserve in Charlevoix, MI. Check it out at – http://www.dogmanchallenge.net. There are a lot of races scheduled for this coming weekend. Probably best to check conditions at whatever event you are considering, considering the warm weather a lot of the country has been experiencing! A bit of beverage and beard talk Special Guest – Zito interviews Nate of Surly Nate tire fame Fatty Farm Field Report – Nick Holzem Interview Fat-bike Links Frozen Fat Fondo Fest News Report – Beverages! http://kwqc.com/2017/02/11/cyclists-enjoy-frozen-fat-fondo-fest/?cid=facebook_KWQC_TV-6_News Matt Acker's Beard is becoming a Bike Hippie http://m-attacker.blogspot.com/2017/02/a-year-of-adventure.html?spref=fb Love Letter https://www.outdoorresearch.com/blog/stories/a-mountain-mans-love-letter This one's for Zito – Tasmania http://www.theunknownrider.com/2017/02/12/tasmania-west-coast-fatbiking-ride-journal/ Iceberg Winter Triathlon – Ski-Bike-Snowshoe https://www.facebook.com/events/599428930230004/ Gravel in February – Frostbite 40 https://www.facebook.com/events/167607580388695/ Susitna – slower than average finish with soft ass conditions – https://www.adn.com/sports/2017/02/19/after-31-miles-of-tough-pedaling-a-fierce-finishing-sprint-settles-little-su-50/ New Packages from Cycle Monkey for Ventana El Gordo Fat-bike / Rohloff SpeedHub XL combos – http://cyclemonkeylab.blogspot.com/2017/02/2017-ventana-el-gordo-bike-packages.html Photo-filled post from Bruce – http://coastkid.blogspot.com/2017/02/saturday-cycle-with-sanny.html Thar be fat-bikes in this post to Salsa's Blog – http://salsacycles.com/culture/get_busy_livin 480-km ice road bike ride caps ultramarathoner’s month of Arctic adventure – http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/ray-zahab-arctic-biking-1.3992478 For all you Strava Heads, now you can do it without your phone – http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/strava-now-available-apple-watch-314069 Cheap way to save 80g! – http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/news/product-news/elites-new-fly-bottle-will-save-40-grams-314015 Here is a link from the local Anchorage newspaper on the Icy River Rampage race, Travis's first race in 25 years! (Photos) – https://www.adn.com/visual/photos/2017/02/04/photos-2017-icy-river-rampage-fat-tire-bike-race/ Sunday Morning Sunshine Ride – http://coastkid.blogspot.com/2017/02/a-sunday-morning-sunshine-ride-on-coast.html Special Segment – Travis will call in and talk about the Big Fat Ride. During show #122 – we talked to 4 on them 5 winners of 5 prize packages and we hadn't been able to touch in get with the 5th winner – Devin Marsh. Devin is a member of the United States Army and is stationed over in Germany, so we couldn't get him on the phone, but we want to that him for his service and make sure that he knows that his prize package is on the way via the US Mail. Devin's prize package includes – Charlie the Bikemonger's Grundle Butter, Bead Slip from Uncle Dick and soft goods from fat-bike companies like RSD Bikes, Broken Spoke Bike Studio, Hed, Bontrager, Framed Bikes and the friendly folks at Surly Bikes. All Things Political Outdoor Retailer is pulling out, Interbike is removing the state from future consideration as a trade show location, NAHBS will not plan future shows in the state and IMBA's new ED Dave Weins applauds the decisions! Who got all these industry groups that work so hard to make our cycling experiences great all riled up? Utah gubna Gary Herbert, that's who! Why? His assault on public lands, privatization of said public spaces and actively embracing the idea of transferring America's public lands to the state. Good one, Mate! Listener Questions! Chris from Sitka says– Hey guys! Love the show and all the awesome reviews you guys post! I’m looking at building a summer set of wheels for my 2016 Trek Farley 7 and my head is about to burst trying to decide which route to go. So many options these days! Basically i am torn between 29+ width x 3″ (chupacabra) and a 27.5 x 3.8″ ( Maxxis FBF/FBR). The wheels are carbon and laced to DT 350’s and the price is within $100 so that’s not an issue. I find the BB on the low side already on the Farley and think the 29+ would bring it up a bit more for summer riding. My winter setup is 26″ Mulefut with Barbagezis or D5s depending on conditions. Thanks for the wonderful words of wisdom! Koookarootz!!!! Chris Anderson James Comments: I’d like to see a story addressing why so few manufacturers put rear-rack bosses on their bikes. I can’t be the only human on the planet who wants to commute with a fat bike and carry stuff using the same panniers I use on my road bike. Seems like well over 90% of the fat bikes are missing the very simple feature. Those seat post racks are awful and that Thule seat stay rack is $100! We got a shout out to Chris Daisy from another Chris who Comments: Really like your podcast. What is the name of the song and artist for episode #115 opening segment? Chris, that one was called Fat Rasta and our musical director, Mr Chris Daisy from Zion Cyclery whipped up that little diddy for us! Our show is sponsored in part by the Bikes, Parts & Chaos of Surly Bikes – Learn more at http://surlybikes.com Next Time!
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