What are
seeing on your Phenology walks?
You
can find out what John Latimer's
seeing on his latest Phenology
program
here.
Looking
for Steve Downing's Arts Review? Check
here.
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Great Northern Radio Show
The spring
show is Saturday, March 7th at 5pm
at the North Hennepin Community College
Theater
in Brooklyn Park Check
here for directions to the Fine
Arts Center. We'll
feature the
Roe Family Singers and
New Sound Underground plus the Great
Northern Players for a fun-filled,
variety show hosted and produced by
Aaron Brown. Call for your
free tickets 800-662-5799.
Please arrive at the theater by 4:30
to be seated for the live radio
performance at 5pm.
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Historian Don Boese
Whether it's the police blotter from
Bovey...or Ann's Sweet Shop, or
Loren Lammon's writings about the
outdoors, Don connects us to our
past.
Check here to hear and download
his segments and other history
segments about northern Minnesota.
Check out
the latest history segments on
our audio highlights page!
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Help us help Harry Hutchins
Forest Ecologist, Harry Hutchins has
been covering forestry issues for
for over 25
years. Harry needs a new kidney and
we hope you can help us find one for
him. Harry has about 4-6
months before he'll need dialysis.
If you need more info, would like to
talk with local people who have
donated kidneys before, or talk with
Harry personally,
contact us! 800-662-5799.
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Story of
the week
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 Sandpiper-7
Independent producer, Britt Aamodt
checks in with Dave Shaffer for an
update on the Sandpiper pipeline.
Dave is the Star Tribune's energy
reporter.
Previous audio highlights can be
heard
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Spring
Membership Drive is coming up.
We are looking for volunteers to
answer phones and other activities
during our "Home
cookin"
drive starting Monday, March 16th
through Friday, March 27th.
Contact Jennifer Poenix for more
info or to setup a time to help out.
800-662-5799. |
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Beth
Hautala
Beth talks with Heidi Holtan about
her first novel for young adults,
Waiting for Unicorns.
Previous author interviews can be
found
here. |
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Local Foods College Webinar
The Univ of Minn Extension -
Local Foods College is hosting a
series of eight webinar sessions
on Tuesday evenings at 6pm. The
next one is Mar 3rd -
Farm to Bottle.
Erik Sannerud from
Mighty Axe Hops; Ron Leasman
from
Leatherwood Vinegary; Mike
Swanson and Cheri Reese from
Far North Spirits. Hear the
story of 3 innovative farm to
bottle businesses from MN and
how they added value to locally
grown grain, herbs and fruit
through the process of
fermention. Register for
the free event. |
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Magnetation to close Keewatin plant
Visit our
Journalism page for previous
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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
Superman at 94 by Susan Hensel.
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27 Months
-Peace Corps documentary
David
McDonald was a Peace Corps Volunteer
in Morocco from 2012 to 2014.
27 MONTHS
is
a ten-part
documentary about serving in the
Peace Corps. Audio segments are
available
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Centerstage
Minnesota - Join
host Charlie Pulkrabek Friday afternoons from 2 to
4pm as he
explores music by Minnesota
musicians and talks with Minnesota
artists about their lives and music.
Feature segment:
Monroe Crossing. The band is
coming through Northern Minn at
these locations: New York Mills -
Feb 27th, Chief Theater, Bemidji -
Feb 28th and Thief River Falls - Mar
1st.
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Phenology with John Latimer
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
changes of fall colors and more.
email us. |
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Album of the Week
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Paddle Minnesota
Produced and hosted by volunteer and
retired wildlife biologist Jim
Gallagher.
Where have you been paddling this
summer? |