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Audio Clips for Feb 3rd, 10 Star Tribune reporter Kim Ode about her book "Baking with the St. Paul Bread Club - Recipes, Tips & Stories." Stephen
Mitchell about "The Second Book of the Tao." |
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Audio Clips for Jan 27th, 10 "Still Alice" by Lisa Genova, a Neuroscientist and her book from the point of view of a 50 year old realizing she has early onset Alzheimer's. "Crazy Like Us: The
Globalization of the American Psyche" by Ethan
Watters about how the U.S. has been exporting mental illness. Nathan Bergstedt reviews "It Can't Happen Here," a
cautionary tale about the possibility of a fascist dictatorship
taking hold in the US during the 1930s written by Sinclair Lewis
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Audio Clips for Jan 13th, 10 "How Philosophy Can Save Your Life - 10 Ideas That Matter Most" by Marietta McCarty "Seeking
Peace: the "Miss Alcott's Email - Yours for Reforms of All
Kinds" by Kit Bakke |
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Audio Clips for Jan 6th, 10 Jim Lewes "Ka-ka-ska-ska" Mary
Pipher "Seeking Peace: the Worst Buddhist in the World Robert Goolrick "A Reliable Wife" |
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Audio Clips for Dec 30th, 09 "Dragon House" by John Shors |
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Audio Clips for Dec 23rd, 09 "Tis the Season!" by Lorna Landvik "Americans
in Space" by Mary E.
Mitchell |
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Audio Clips for Dec 16th, 09 The widow of Louis L'Amour, Kathy, talks with Heidi about his legacy and the newly published volume 7 of his short stories. "I'm
Dreaming of a Green Christmas" by Anna
Getty |
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Audio Clips for Dec 9th, 09 Jennie Shortridge and her new novel "When She Flew," the story of an Iraq vet who is raising his child in the wild and a policewoman that risks her reputation to help them. Masha
Hamilton and her new novel "31
Hours" about a 21 year old man who hasn't contacted his
family in weeks - it is uncovered that he's been trained in Pakistan
and converted to Islam to carry out a mission. Local free-lance writer Nathan Bergstedt and "Don't Mess with
Texas" |
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Audio Clips for Dec 2nd, 09 "The Sugarless Plum - A Ballerina's Triumph over Diabetes" by Zippora Karz "Over
the Holidays" by Sandra
Harper |
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Audio Clips for Nov. 25th, 09 "Otter Spotters: A Wildlife Adventure in Alaska" by Judy Swain Garshelis, she and her husband spent over a year in the remote near Prince William Sound in Alaska, studying the breeding and eating and general movements of sea otters. "Ivy
+ Bean - Doomed to Dance" by Annie
Barrows |
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Audio Clips for Nov. 18th, 09 Deborah Adele is the author of the book "Yamas & the Niyamas - Exploring Yoga's Ethical Practice"and the co-owner of YogaNorth in Duluth, MN. Local
author Tom Chase about the publication and party for his first
science fiction novel "Stargazer: The First Days" Orson Welles' daughter Chris Welles Feder about her memoir
"In My Father's Shadow: A Daughter Remembers Orson Welles"
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Audio Clips for Nov. 11th, 09 Michelle Maisto's "The Gastronomy of Marriage: A Memoir of Food and Love" Stephanie
Stevens talks about "Isabelle and Grandma Birdie' the book for
children she wrote and illustrated. Stephanie is a Bereavement
Care Coordinator for Hospice and her story talks about kids dealing
with loss. |
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Audio Clips for Nov. 4th, 09 William Kent Krueger's latest is called "Heaven's Keep" and this time Cork O'Connor is not hired or called in to solve a mystery. This time the mystery is his life. His wife Jo has left northern Minnesota on a small plane, headed to a business meeting when the plane goes down in the Wyoming Rockies. "All
Cakes Considered - A Year's Worth of Weekly Recipes Tested, Tasted,
and Approved by the Staff of NPR's All Things Considered"
by Melissa Gray |
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Audio Clips for Oct. 30th, 09 Pim Techamuanvivit and "The Foodie Handbook - The Almost Definitive Guide to Gastronomy". Pim has toured the world and can give you advice on how to look good ordering wine to trying something new in a restaurant to making your own food that you and others will love. Rachel
Simon's written a great book, a self-help manual really for all
the wives out there. As I can attest, getting through a self-help
project (like tiling the floors perhaps) and still wanting to speak
to your spouse is no easy feat. The book is called "Building a
Home With My Husband - A Journey Through the Renovation of
Love" |
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Audio Clips for Oct. 21st, 09 Mirielle Guiliano's "Women, Work and the Art of Savoir Faire" Todd
Boss and "Yellow Rocket" |
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Audio Clips for Oct. 14th, 09 Minnesota author Sue Leaf talks about her memoir "The Bullhead Queen: a Year on Pioneer Lake" where she asks the questions what is our relationship to wild animals and what is our responsibility to them? New York
Times best-selling novelist Allison
Winn Scotch and her latest "The Time of My Life |
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Audio Clips for Oct. 7th, 09 "Missing Mark" by Minnesota author Julie Kramer "Remedies"
by Kate Ledger |
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Audio Clips for Sept. 30th, 09 John Sandford about his latest mystery set in Grand Rapids called "Rough Country" John Sandford will be in Grand Rapids on Saturday October 3 at 1pm at the Village Bookstore in Grand Rapids for a book signing and Q & A. Nick
Hornby and "Juliet, Naked" Will Weaver, the
keynote speaker at the 20th
annual Sinclair Lewis Writer's Conference in Sauk
Center |
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Audio Clips for Sept. 23rd, 09 Young adult author John Green about his latest novel "Paper Towns". Laura
Moriarty's new novel "While I'm Falling" |
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Audio Clips for Sept. 16th, 09 Adam Shepard talks about “Scratch Beginnings: Me, $25, and the Search for the American Dream” it’s a preview of his event in Grand Rapids at ICC’s Davies Theatre on Wed. Sept. 23rd at noon. Julie
Buxbaum talks about her novel “After You.” |
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Audio Clips for Sept. 9th, 09 John Shors about his latest novel "Dragon House" The
journal of first year teacher Esme
Raji Codell "Educating Esme: Diary of a Teacher's First
Year" |
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Audio Clips for Sept. 2nd, 09 Tom Gjelten, National Public Radio correspondent, about Bacardi and the Long Fight for Cuba, a history of a country told through an international family rum business Wally
Lamb's The Hour I First Believed. |
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Audio Clips for August 26th, 09 MN young adult author Nancy Crocker about Billie Standish Was Here. Michael
Zadoorian about his novel The Leisure Seekers about a runaway
motor home-driving elderly couple. |
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Audio Clips for August 19th, 09 Stephanie Stevens book for children called Isabelle and Grandma Birdie - the story of lessons learned after a death in the family. Duane Schwartz first
novel is Cobb's
Landing, a Northern MN story of the gangsters and mobsters
in Prohibition days. |
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Audio Clips for August 12th, 09 Amy Efaw’s novel for young adults “After” explores a young woman who leaves her newborn baby in a dumpster. MN author
Jody Allen Crowe about his book “The Fatal Link – The Connection Between School Shooters and The Brain Damage from Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol.”
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Audio Clips for August 5th, 09 Iron Ranger Greg Suhonen and "Pike Point and the Good Lord's Earth" Beth
Carpel talks about "Assembling Georgia." A conversation with Bryan Gruley about "Starvation
Lake." |
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Audio Clips for July 29th, 09 Janet Evanovich and her latest Stephanie Plum mystery "Finger Lickin' Fifteen" Young adult author Charlaine
Harris and "Dead and Gone" |
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Audio Clips for July 22nd, 09 Jay Asher's "Thirteen Reasons Why" Rebecca Wells "The
Crowning Glory of Calla Lilly Ponder" |
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Audio Clips for July 15th, 09 Susan Marks' "Historic Photos of Minnesota" Jim Proebstle's "In
the Absence of Honor" |
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Audio Clips for July 8th, 09 "The Romanov Bride" by Minnesota author Robert Alexander Architect Deborah Berke talks
about her 25 years in the business and the
new book that spotlights her theory of architecture of the
"here and now". |
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Audio Clips for July 1st, 09 "Moose: a memoir" by Stephanie Klein |
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Audio Clips for June 24th, 09 "The Sharing Solution - how to Save Money, Simplify Your Life & Build Community" by Janelle Orsi and Emily Doskow "Cabinology: A Handbook to Your Private Hideaway" by
Dale Mulfinger |
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Audio Clips for June 17th, 09 "Building A Home With My Husband - A Journey Through the Renovation of Love" by Rachel Simon "The Annunciations of Hank Meyerson, Mama's Boy and
Scholar" by Scott Muskin
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Audio Clips for June 10th, 09 Judge Mark Munger talks about his 4 year project of the biography of his uncle called "Mr. Environment: The Willard Munger Story" Meg Waite Clayton's novel "The Wednesday Sisters," the
story of 5 women who meet to write in the park |
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Audio Clips for June 3rd, 09 Adriana Trigiani's "Very Valentine" Ann Hood's "Comfort" |
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Audio Clips for May 27th, 09 Chicago bureau chief for the wall street journal Bryan Gruley talks with Heidi about hockey and his first novel "Starvation Lake" Aaron Newton talks about his 5 year plan to grow more calories
than he consumes - he co-wrote "A Nation of Farmers - Defeating
the Food Crisis on American Soil" |
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Audio Clips for May 20th, 09 MN author Nancy Crocker talked with Heidi about how the label "young adult novel" is limiting - Nancy's novel is "Billie Standish Was Here" The average amount of monthly text messages by the average teenager is 1742. Mark Bauerlein's book is "The Dumbest Generation - How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardizes Our Future"
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Audio Clips for May 13th, 09 MN Author Laura M. Flynn talks about growing up with a mom with schizophrenia and her memoir "Swallow the Ocean" May-Ling Hopgood and her memoir about finding her birth parents,
"Lucky Girl" |
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Audio Clips for May 6th, 09 Michael Perry explains the beauty of the snotrocket or "farmer's snort" during his talk with Heidi on Realgoodwords. His new book is "Coop: A Year of Poultry, Pigs, and Parenting" Who inspired Bob Dylan you ask? Dylan Thomas? Woody Guthrie? Bob himself says his high school english teacher B.J. Rolfzen was a great influence on his writing. Hear what B.J. has to say about his student Robert Zimmerman. Dylan Days is May 21-24st go to
www.dylandays.com for more information...
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Audio Clips for April 29th, 09 Steve Lopez
"The Soloist: A Lost Dream, an Unlikely Friendship and the
Redemptive Power of Music" Wally Lamb "The Hour I First Believed"
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Audio Clips for April 22nd, 09 Barbara
Brown Taylor's "An Altar in the World - A Geography of
Faith" Alison
Buckholtz's "Standing By: The Making of an American
Military Family in a Time of War" |
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Audio Clips for April 15th, 09 William
Kent Krueger's latest Cork O'Connor mystery set in Northern
Minnesota, "Red Knife" Heidi's interview with the late great Bill
Holm |
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Audio Clips for April 8th, 09:A celebration of National Poetry
Month with Minnesota poets:
Todd
Boss "Yellowrocket" LouAnn
Shepherd Muhm
"Breaking the Glass" |
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Audio Clips for April 1st, 09:
"Wintergirls"
by Laurie Halse Anderson "Seeking Peace: Chronicles of the Worst
Buddhist in the World" by Mary Pipher |
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Audio Clips for March 25th, 09:
Julie
Kramer's "Stalking Susan" MN Suspense novelist Brian
Freeman and his latest, "In the Dark" |
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Audio Clips for March 18th, 09:
Sandra Harper's "High
Tea" Guy Finley's
"The Essential Laws of Fearless Living" |
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Audio Clips for March 11th, 09:
Adriana
Trigiani's "Very Valentine" "The Leisure Seeker" by Michael
Zadoorian |
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Audio Clips for March. 4th, 09:
The Beat Cafe w/ the Krebs |
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Audio Clips for Feb. 18th, 09:
"Still Summer" by Jacquelyn
Mitchard "The Border of Truth" by Victoria
Redel |
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Audio Clips for Feb. 11th, 09:
Anthony Bukoski's "North of Port" and
"Twelve Below Zero" Ellen Baker's "Keeping the House" |
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Interview Highlight:
Emily Giffin's "Love the One You're With"
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Audio Clips for Feb. 4th, 09:
Gail Perry Johnston's "The
Social Cause Diet: Stories of Satisfying Acts of Service"
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