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 John
Bauer's advice on helping turtles.
"Save a life!"
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Trampled
By Turtles Member and Grand Rapids
Native Tim Saxhaug
Tim Saxhaug got dropped off by the
Trampled By Turtlesmobile this
afternoon on their way into Grand
Rapids to play a show at The Reif
Center. Tim talked with Charlie
Pulkrabek for a little while on
Currents, and then was off to rejoin
the rest of the band. We hope he
remembers how to get there. He
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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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Andrew
Seidel of the Freedom From Religion
Foundation
- In advance of a couple
presentations titled, "The Greatest
Story Ever Sold: America's
Judeo-Christian Heritage" at Itasca
Community College in Grands Rapids,
Andrew Seidel of the
Freedom From Religion Foundation
joined Maggie Montgomery, Robert
Saxton, and Zach Wenzel on the
Morning Show. |
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Culturology:
"Finns
In Minnesota: Finn Halls"
by Britt Aamodt
- When travelling through
Minnesota's Finn country, you'll see
a good number of Finnish-style log
cabins, a lot of saunas, and, if you
look hard, a handful of Finn Halls.
In this latest segment in our
ongoing series on Minnesota Finns,
producer Britt Aamodt travels to
Wright and St. Louis counties to
investigate this Finnish building
tradition, which for the immigrants
of the early 20th-century Minnesota
provided a meeting place, cultural
safe haven, dance hall, a
teetotaler's Friday night out and a
paradise of the arts. In this piece
from Britt Aamodt you'll hear from
Harvey Broberg of Cokato, and
Clarence Ivonen from The Iron Range. |
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Centerstage
Minnesota: Nikki and the Ruemates
Nikki
Matteson's appearance as a teen on
Prairie Home Companion was only the
beginning. Down the road a ways she
met Rich Rue, and the two have been
partners making music together for
some time now. Very notably,
"Rise and Shine," the 2012
full-length release from
Nikki and the Ruemates is real
statement. Nikki Matteson recently
joined Charlie Pulkrabek on
Centerstage Minnesota. |
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BETWEEN YOU AND ME: A
COMMUNITY CONVERSATION
Michael Small and Heidi Holtan
hosted Between You and Me last week
and took your phone calls about the
topic of LOSS and how we can help
each other and learn to talk about
and help each other.
Listen to hour ONE 4/6/13
Listen to hour TWO 4/6/13
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NOW AVAILABLE: The Great
Northern Radio Show - Bagley
Just in case you were
otherwise engaged during the broadcasts
of The Great Northern Radio Show
that took place in The Bagley High
School Auditorium in
Bagley, Minnesota, we're here for
you my friend. Listen to it right here on
Northern Community Radio's web site. Our thanks to Great Northern
Radio Show Producer
Aaron Brown,
Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank,
Mary Bue and Kyle Maclean,
Sonny Johnson, Katie Wig, The
Great Northern Radio Show Players, and everyone else
who helped make the Bagley Edition
of the Great Northern Radio Show a
success. For past editions of the
Great Northern Radio Show just go to
the
Great Northern Radio Show page.
Great Northern Radio Show - Bagley,
Minnesota - March 9th, 2013
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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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 Joe
Plut Talks About Fellow Writer and
Friend Jon Hassler
- The late
Jon Hassler was an author, an
educator, a playwrite, and an
artist. Hassler didn't begin writing
until age 37. Nevertheless he
published 15 works of fiction and
two of nonfiction. Jon Hassler
taught English in high school, and
college for 41 years. In this
segment of this interview Joe Plut
talks about Hassler's book
"Simon's Night."
Joe
Plut Talks About Fellow Writer and
Friend Jon Hassler - Segment Two |
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Spring
Sermon by Robert Jevne.
Robert Jevne provides us with words
of wisedom at the coming of spring.
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Minnesota
Supreme Court Judge Paul Anderson.
He was appointed in 1994 to
the Supreme Court and will be
retiring in Jan 2015.
Judge Anderson recently
talked with Heidi Holtan and John
Bauer on the Morning show and field
questions from listeners. |
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Teachings
From Turtle
Island: Hour Number One
Teachings from Turtle Island,
Stories of Anishinaabe People. Billy
Blackwell, an Ojibwe Spiritual
Healer and Leader, talks about the
beginning of his life journey. This
is the first of ten programs being
produced by Brian Whittemore. |
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The
Future of the Paper Industry in
Minn.
Wausau Paper Company in Wisconsin
announced in February that it will
be closing and laying off 130
workers at its paper mill in
Brainerd sometime this Spring.
Stanley Roeber has worked in the
paper industry in Minnesota for 25
years, the last five with Weevex, a
company that sells equipment to all
the mills in Minnesota. Stanley
talks with Scott Hall about the
closing of the Brainerd paper mill
and the future of the paper
industry in Minnesota |
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2013
Jello Wrestling contest at KAXE.
For those listeners that missed this
historic event to settle the matter
of plain jello vs jello with chunks.
The bout between Heidi Holtan and
Dan Houg is not to be missed. |
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Kellie
Rae Theiss on using Phenology
Heidi Holtan and John Latimer talk
with Kellie about her use of
Phenology in preparing to paint
wildlife.
Kelly Rae is a wildlife artist
that lives in Floodwood. |
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BSU/Ducks
Unlimited
Neal Teshkey, president of BSU
chapter of
Ducks Unlimited recently talked
with Maggie Montgomery on life long
interest in ducks and wetlands and
how it has evolved. |
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Teen
Dating Violence Awareness Month
Recently the Morning Show partnered
with
Advocates for Family Peace to
tell the story of Samantha - a high
school student who had been in an
abusive relationship. Listen
to this real conversation which also
includes Samantha's mom, Terra.
If you know someone in a violent
relationship, Advocates for Family
Peace is a resource in our
communities. |
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Todd Boss on
The Morning Show
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The morning after poet
Todd Boss read to a packed house
at Headwaters School of Music and
the Arts in downtown Bemidji, and
then served as a judge in the poetry
slam that followed, he stopped in to
the Northern Community Radio studios
in Bemidji. Todd had a conversation
with Maggie Montgomery and Robert
Saxton, and read some of his
recently created poetry. |
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Bear researcher, Karen
Noyce, on the oldest known bear
living in the wild. It
lives here in northern Minnesota.
Here is a link to Sam Cook's
article, with video, from the Duluth
News Tribune. |
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DNR Invasive Species
Specialist, Rich Rezanka,
on the recent discovery of zebra
mussels in Lake Winnibigoshish.
Minnesota DNR News Release
Photo by Amy Benson - U. S.
Geological Survey |
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Kellie Rae Theiss: An essay
on owls
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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. Sometimes she
wonders if nature observes us |
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Erika Kooda's Senior Year:
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It's Second
Semester, Senior Year and Huge Life
Changes Are Just Around the Corner
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Erika Kooda is
a senior at Grand Rapids High
School. During the school year she's
been checking in with essays
reflecting on her experience. This
one will bring you back in time. Go
to our
Culturology page to listen to
more of Erika's essays. |
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"Finns In
Minnesota: The 1907 Mesabi Range
Strike"
by
Britt Aamodt -
July 1907, nearly 15,000
miners rose up to protest low pay
and unfair and dangerous work
conditions on the Mesabi Iron Range.
The strike would go down in history
as the first organized strike on the
Range, one that was supported,
sustained and led principally by the
Finns living in the hardscrabble,
pre-unionized industrial frontier of
Northeastern Minnesota. Northern
Community Radio producer Britt
Aamodt brings us this feature on
that historical event.
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Ely native Amy Rutten talks
ski jumping.
Listen to Bemidji area architect and
writer remember how big ski jumping
was to her dad as she was growing up
in Ely.
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Martin Zellar and Nick Ciola
stopped by the studios
of Northern Community Radio in Grand
Rapids last week on their way to
play a show at the Reif Center.
These two founding members of
The Gear Daddies have been
playing together for 34 years.
Martin Zellar sat down with
Charlie Pulkrabek to talk about his
career in music.
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Sam
Miltich
remembers one of his
mentors, Croatian-American musician
and instrument maker Sheba
Hecimovich of Coleraine. Sheba
died late last year at the age of
90.
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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 -
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