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Monday:
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Tuesday:
Phenology Plus
A Talk On The Wild Side
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Wednesday:
For the Birds
Local Food w/ Maggie
Our History

Thursday:
Early Bird Fishing Guide
Culture Calendar/Arts Roundup
Making Sausage
Sports Page
IT Connections with Chad and Dan

Friday:
For the Birds
Border News
Mom of Pop Culture
What's For Breakfast
Dr. Michael Fox

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The Give&Take
Weekend Special
Green Cheese

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Northern Community Radio's Annual Membership Meeting is Saturday, April 26th at KAXE's studios on the Mississippi River in Grand Rapids. Cajun potluck dinner starts at 5pm sharp, followed by a short meeting, awards ceremony, and time to visit. Bring a Cajun-inspired dish and your own beverage. Great time to meet other members and the staff of Northern Community Radio. The meeting is open to everyone.		Mississippi River Festival Mark your calendar for July 18,19th for the 2 day 10th Annual music festival at the Rotary tent next to the Mississippi River. It is a great lineup of music for our 10th festival. Select the link above for ticket info and to see the lineup of artists scheduled.
The Beat. Minnesota Poets read their own work every weekday at 7:40am and again at 11am. It includes both established poets and students as writers and readers. You can listen to Watermelon by Sadie Sperle a young student at Schoolcraft Learning Center.		Northern Community Radio Trips Get on the Sports Page Bus with Scott Hall and Fred Friedman for a road trip to see a Twins game, June 22nd. Twins vs White Sox.
Centerstage Minnesota - Join host Charlie Pulkrabek weekday afternoons from 2 to 3 p. m. as he explores music by Minnesota musicians and talks with Minnesota artists about their lives and music. Jazz Guitarist Darin Bergsven Jazz Guitarist Darin Bergsven has roots in Bemidji and currently calls Duluth home. His 2012 full-length release "Out of Nowhere" is quite a statement.	Find a local record store here
Paddle Minnesota Produced and hosted by volunteer and retired wildlife biologist Jim Gallagher.		Winter photo of the week! You can see more photos on our Phenology page and our Season Watch page on Facebook. Join in the fun and share your observations and photos of nature in your backyard.


	Camille Dungy Poet, Camille Dungy is one of the distinguished faculty that will be teaching at the Northwoods MN Writers conference in June. Her book of poetry, Smith Blue was the 2010 winner of Crab Orchard Series in poetry.
	Guido's review of the arts Apr 19, 2014
	Local historian, Don Boese talks about Loren D. Lammon. Mr. Lammon wrote about his adventures in the outdoors in the mid 1930s. Don Boese: Lammon Outdoors-1 Previous segments can be found on Our History page.
	Jane Melby Jane Melby is a National Rodeo Champion Racer. She will lead a session on barrel racing at the annual Minnesota Horse Expo at the State Fairgrounds in St. Paul. She grew in Backus and spoke recently with Bobbie Kleffman about her passion for riding and competing.
	Harry & John talk early frogs Harry Hutchins, forest ecologist and Phenology host, John Latimer talk about early signs of frogs, one the earliest is the Boreal chorus frog. This spring they are leading Phenology walks along the Mississippi River in Grand Rapids.
	Melanie Hoffert MN author, Melanie Hoffert just won the MN Book Award for "Prairie Silence: A Rural Expatriate's Journey to Reconcile Home, Love and Faith".
	Beth Hautala - Maple sap traditions Beth grew up in the cuyuna range area and now lives in the same house she grew up in. She discusses her familys history and traditions of gather sap.
	Eli Sagor - Why Sap Flows Univ of MN forester and educator, discusses what makes maple sap flow this time of year. You can find out more at My Minn Woods.
	Justine Dragavon Justine died this week, she was 102 years old. Born in Ely in 1911 of Slovenian immigrants. She stopped by our studios, 3 years ago and told us many stories about growing up in Ely. Here is one story of how she met her future husband, John.
	Aaron Wenger - Gravitional Waves Staff physicist, Aaron Wenger recently talked abut a new finding in physics and what it means for science in the future.
	The Lowest Pair - The duo stopped by KAXE studios recently and talked with music director, Kari Hedlund about their music. The Lowest Pair is currently on tour with Trampled By Turtles.
	Julie Kramer - Heidi Holtan talks with Minnesota author, Julie Kramer about her new novel, "Delivering Death". It takes place in a tv newsroom in Minn.
	Beth Bily - Essar Steel - Scott Hall talks with Beth Bily of Business North on the current state of the Essar project near Nashwauk.
	Leah Monroe - Drum Dancers - Leah Monroe is an Ojibwe instructor at northland community schools in Remer, Mn. She discusses the recent Drum and Dance competition held in Remer. Schools from all around the state joined in the weekend event.
	Gerry Kangas-St.Urho - Local historian from Virginia, Gerry Kangas talked with Scott Hall about the history and discrepancies surrounding the Finnish legend of St.Urho.
	Stephenie Anderson - Talks with Maggie Montgomery and Dan Houg about her yarn company, Northern Woolen Mills located in Fosston, Mn. She uses fiber from both sheep and bison to create a unique product.
	Nicole Helget - Stillwater is a new novel by Minn author, Nicole Helget. She talks with Heidi Holtan about living and writing in Minnesota.
	Jaime Vollmer - Jamie Vollmer is a public education reform advocate and consultant. He talks with Scott Hall about this important issue.
	Jerry Mevissen stories from Nimrod - Heidi talks with Minnesota author, Jerry Mevissen about his new book of short stories Good Shepherd.
	Dewey Goodwin - Stone Sculptures Ojibwe artist, Dewey Goodwin talks about his stone sculptures that are on exhibit this month at the Watermark Art Center in Bemidji. The title of the exhibit is "Asiniig", the Ojibwe word for stones.
	January Diet by Gil Quaal -The late Gil Quaal's notes for a January diet after the overeating during the holidays. Winter Art by Gil Quaal -The late Gil Quaal's reflections on winter art. Superbowl by Gil Quaal -The late Gil Quaal's reflections on Superbowl.
	Laure Jacobi - Wool Designs - Laurie talks about her designs in wool. The designs in wool are on exhibit at the MacRostie Art Center in Grand Rapids.
	Great Northern Radio Show from Fosston - Tune in for great entertainment from our traveling road show live from Fosston on December 14th. Our next Great Northern Radio Show hosted and produced by Aaron Brown happens in Virginia on Saturday March 22nd, hope you can join us!
	Charlie Parr On Centerstage Minnesota - Charlie Parr is a singular musician. Given his refreshingly humble nature, you'll never hear that from Charlie Parr himself. But it is simply true. A self-taught player, student of the most earnest folk and blues players and traditions, and seemingly larger than life while seated on a folding chair during live performances, Charlie Parr has a chapter reserved for him in Minnesota's musical history. While that chapter is far from complete, such a claim can be made because of the unmistakable substance that makes up the man and his music. Check out this conversation Charlie Parr had with Charlie Pulkrabek, and the songs he recorded in the studios of Northern Community Radio.
	Teachings From Turtle Island: Hour Number Four Teachings From Turtle Island: Hour Number Three Teachings From Turtle Island: Hour Number Two Teachings From Turtle Island: Hour Number One The stories of the Anishinaabe People.Produced by Brian Whittemore and Mary Favorite, this series is made possible by the MN Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.T
	Invisible by Design: A Community Conversation about Domestic Violence Northern Community Radio has partnered with Advocates for Family Peace to bring you real conversations with victims of domestic violence. Listen to the conversations here.
	Remembering Jim Miller: On Saturday, July 6, the musician who has given the Bemidji area its honest and gritty musical swagger for decades, Jim Miller, passed on. On Monday's Morning Show, Jim's long-time playing partner Gary Broste, and his son Phil Broste, joined Maggie Montgomery to remember Jim Miller through conversation and music. Jim and Kristi Miller's Performance On The Great Northern Radio Show at The Chief Theater Bemidji on April 7, 2012 Jim Miller interview from April 2009.
	LAKELAND PUBLIC TV Northern Community Radio is featured on the season finale of Common Ground on Lakeland Public TV. Check out the video!

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