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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.
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Ferndale Market Turkey
-John Peterson talked with Maggie
Montgomery about raising free range
turkeys. John and his family have
been raising turkeys for three
generations in the Cannon Falls
area. They raise over 180,000 birds
every year at
Ferndale
Market. |
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Guido's Arts Review-Nov 30,2013
-Steven Downing reviews art and
cultural events for Northern
Community Radio. |
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John Clark-Mahnomen Football Going
for 2nd Straight Title
- John is the head coach and talked
with Scott Hall about their
undefeated season and going to
compete for the State Class A Title
for the 2nd year in a row. |
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Fideldy's Maple Award
- Ralph & Amy Fideldy recently won
an award for their maple syrup at
the North American Maple Syrup
producers conference in New
Brunswick. Their syrup was chosen as
best overall in show. This is a
first
for Minnesota maple producers. |
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Jason Amundsen-Locally Laid Eggs
- Jason talked about raising
chickens using free range methods.
His company
Locally Laid Eggs, from
Wrenshall, Mn is one of four
finalist in a contest to win a
Superbowl Ad. |
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Jim Gallagher
- Jim is a retired forester. He told
his story about hunting traditions. |
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Sam Miltich remembers Sheeba
Hecomovich
- A mentor and musical influence for
Sam. Mr.Hecomovich was a
resident of Bovey and maker of
traditional Balkan muscial
instruments similiar to a mandolin. |
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Mary Lou Kirwin
- This MN author talks with Heidi
Holtan about new mystery series
about librarian Karen Nash called
Death Overdue. |
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Amy Thielen
- She is from the Park Rapids area
and has recently published
The Midwestern Table and
launched
The Heartland Table on The Food
Network. She talked with
Maggie Montgomery and Robert Saxton
about her journey with food and
becoming an author. |
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Katy Tessman Stanoch
- Kathy talked with Heidi Holtan
about coming to grips with breast
cancer and how to tell her two boys.
After looking for a good book and
finding none, she decided to write a
book herself.
Our Mama is a Beautiful Garden
tells the story of two young
brothers learning about breast
cancer. |
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Local historian, Don Boese talks
about Loren D. Lammon. Mr. Lammon
started the Itasca Iron News to
serve the Bovey/Coleraine area.
Don Boese: Lammon part 1
Don Boese: Lammon part 2
Don Boese: Lammon part 3
Don Boese: Lammon part 4
Don Boese: Lammon part 5
Don Boese: Lammon part 6
Don Boese: Lammon part 7
Don Boese: Lammon part 8
Don Boese: Lammon part 9 |
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Delina White-Ojibwe artist on her
beadwork
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Delina grew up in Onigum on Leech
Lake near Walker and acquired her
love of beadwork from her
grandmother, Maggie King. Delina's
beadwork is part of the "Pow
Wow:Perspectives" exhibit at the
Edge Center Gallery in Big Fork. |
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Le
Vent Du Nord - Bemidji Residency
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Le Vent Du Nord, an
award-winning French Canadian Folk
group from Quebec, are in the middle
of a week long residency in Bemidji
that includes musical workshops,
performances in schools, and a
concert. They recently joined
Robert, Charlotte, and Louis Saxton
on The Morning Show to talk about
the music, culture, history, and
politics of Quebec. |
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 US-Dakota
War of 1862: Part One
US-Dakota
War of 1862: Part
Two
US-Dakota
War of 1862: Part Three
US-Dakota
War of 1862: Part Four
US-Dakota
War of 1862: Part Five
US-Dakota
War of 1862: Part Six
A new series, "Perspectives on the
US/Dakota War" from producers Milt
and Jaime Lee.The war was sparked by
the murder of the Baker family in
Meeker County 151 years ago. The
US/Dakota War lasted about six weeks
and was one of the nation's
bloodiest Indian wars.
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Kellie Rae Theiss: An encounter with
a bear
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Kellie Rae Theiss is an nature
artist and writer that lives in
Floodwood. Kellie spends a lot of
her time observing nature. Here is
her story on a recenty visit from a
bear. |
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Gil Quaal : Wild Rice
- The late Gil Quaal hunted
and gathered wild foods around the
Chippewa National Forest. He
contributed programs to Northern
Community Radio for over 25 years. |
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Jim
Merhar talks about local wild rice
harvest
Jim Merhar is a wild rice expert
from Coleraine. He's been processing
in northern Minnesota for over 60
years. |
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Kathleen
Nuccio and Maria Annoni
Kathleen Nuccio and Maria Annoni
have been in lesbian relationship
for over 25 years. Earlier this
summer, Maria resigned her position
as the director of music and liturgy
at St.Joseph's Catholic Church in
Grand Rapids, claiming the church's
campaign for the marriage amendment
last year created a hostile work
environment for her at St Joe's. |
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Teachings
From Turtle Island: Hour Number Two
Teachings from Turtle Island,
Stories of Anishinaabe People. In
this program producer Brian
Whittemore features an in-depth
interview with White Earth resident,
and internationally famous human
rights activist, Winona LaDuke.
Brian also interviews an Ojibwe
Father and Son. Also Carri Jones,
first female chairwoman of the Leech
Lake Reservation Tribal Council is
interviewed by John Sumption.
Teachings
From Turtle
Island: Hour Number One |
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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.
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Great Northern Radio Show - Grand
Rapids,
Minnesota
So you were
practicing holding your breath under
water during the broadcasts
of The Great Northern Radio Show
that took place at The Reif Center
in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Fret
not, you can listen to it right here on
Northern Community Radio's web site. Our thanks to Great Northern
Radio Show Producer
Aaron Brown,
Roe
Family Singers,
Actual
Wolf,
In
Theory,
Mary LaPlant and
Sam Miltich, The
Great Northern Radio Show Players, and everyone else
who contributed their talents to the
Grand Rapids edition of the Great
Northern Radio Show. For past editions of the
Great Northern Radio Show just go to
the
Great Northern Radio Show page.
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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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"Sugar
Bush Voices"
by Anne Dunn
Ann recalls her experiences helping
with
maple syrup harvest.
"Tea
Pots"
by Anne Dunn
Anne Dunn is an Ojibwe storyteller
and crone, which she describes as an
elder wisdom keeper, holy hag, earth
mother, and sky woman.
"Gown"
by Anne Dunn
"When
Radio Was Big"
by Anne Dunn
"Elder
To Crone"
by Anne Dunn
"Trip
In Dad's Truck"
by Anne Dunn
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Crossroads
with Britt Aamodt - Red
Lake Every
weekend during summer, vacationers
from all over Minnesota and beyond
its borders have packed up the
family car and headed north to
Highway 1. The highway cuts a jagged
route across the top quarter of the
state, from North Dakota in the west
to the rocky shores of Superior in
the east, through farmland,
reservation, lake and lodge country.
KAXE producer Britt Aamodt got
curious about this storied
northlands highway and decided to
hit the road.
In this
episode Britt is on one of the most
unique Indian reservations in the
United States, Red Lake. Aamodt
talks to two Gary Fuller and Bob
Treuer about their lives.
Crossroads
with Britt Aamodt -
Ely
Crossroads
with Britt Aamodt -
Tower
Crossroads
with Britt Aamodt - Northome
Crossroads
with Britt Aamodt -
Effie |