This is the last episode in the Voices of the Mat-Su podcast series. In it, we turn the tables and interview Emily Forstner about her experience as producer of the series  in this final show.

On this month’s episode of Voices of the Mat-Su we hear a story about two cartoon artists,  Dimi Macheras (of Chickaloon Tribe) and Casey Silver, who create new stories from the ancient teachings of the Chickaloon​​ Tribe. Stories that grew into the comic book series called Chickaloonies and beyond. 

On this month’s episode of Voices of the Mat-Su titled“Braver Than We Believe,” we hear from two people who pulled themselves up out of crisis and chaos. Stories of finding strength and hope through belonging and friendship.

April is the Month of the Military Child. In “We Serve Too”, April's episode of Voices of the Mat-Su, we learn a little more about the challenges and the pride in being a military child. 

We’re “Talkin’ Trash” on this month’s episode of Voices of the Mat-Su, 
We’ll Meet two great Trash Talkers: one picks up trash for the City of Palmer and the other helps folks recycle in the Valley. Not only do they help us with our trash, but they also each make life a little bit better for others in the process. 

You may know him as D the Lyricist. Learn about him as Devon Shaw in “Amazing Grace”, this month’s episode of Voices of the Mat-Su. He’s a hip-hop artist, father of five, and what he describes as being a human bridge for harmony across distance and race.

Discover how "where" shapes our stories, community, and identity. Join Emily Forstner on Voices of the Mat-Su as four winter recreationists share their Moose Range experiences, exploring the deep connection between place and belonging in “Our Place”. 

Get a glimpse of the musicians and DJs who are creating the growing music scene in the Mat-Su. In this episode of Voices of the Mat-Su with Emily Forstner, learn just what Strikes a Chord in the Mat-Su .  

This is the story of a bookstore that offers much more than books. In this episode of Voices of the Mat-Su, Emily Forstner shares how Black Birch Bookstore in Wasilla, Alaska brings pages of hope to the community.

Being a homeless parent means doing everything possible to keep your family safe. In this episode of Voices of the Mat-Su Emily Forstner shares two different kinds of love stories, when There’s No Place Like Home... but there is no home.