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After a career in teaching, Rachel Gray returned to her family's ranch, where she now breeds designer cattle in an effort to best serve her buyers and her heifers.

Alongside releasing her debut album "Whiplash" in September, the Americana singer also won the John Prine Songwriting Fellowship from Newport Folk Festival.

From local theater to breakfast or elected officials, KAXE's programming each morning brings you a fresh perspective on the national news from NPR's Morning Edition, Monday-Friday with hosts and producers Heidi Holtan, Jennifer Barr, Andrew Dziengel, John Latimer, Kari Hedlund, Charlie Mitchell and John Bauer.

From local theater to breakfast or elected officials, KAXE's programming each morning brings you a fresh perspective Monday-Friday with hosts and producers Heidi Holtan, Jennifer Barr, Andrew Dziengel, John Latimer, Kari Hedlund, John Bauer and Charlie Mitchell.

Out with his third album, Animals, Kassa sat down on KAXE’s New Music program to talk all things jazz and taking a look inward. He even took a question from a curious 6-year-old.

Aitkin is building a live music scene inspired by Duluth and Grand Rapids

Alexander Craig on self-transformation, mental health, sobriety and MUSIC.

Out with her new album, Sunny said recording it was a different process than she's done before, including a full band of seasoned players.

Playing a blend of folk-blues that sits in the same camp as Charlie Parr, Myers channels a pre-war sound authentically and distinctly in his own way.

The Jan. 28, 2025 edition of The Phenology Show covers an irruption of Boreal Owls, hibernating woodchucks, and the wolf/fox/coyote mating season. John Latimer hosts.

In partnership with Carlton County, stakeholders in the Cloquet child care industry will host a community action session on Aug. 7, 2025.

Republican Party divisions over who would lead the House, debates over the debt ceiling and other conflicts have revived a years-long conversation about what it even means to be conservative.

Our conversation with Minnesota State Registrar Molly Crawford about the change in law in effect July 1, 2024.

NPR's Tom Huizenga reports on Buffalo Philharmonic music director Joann Falletta's rediscovery of American composer Frederick Shepherd Converse. Converse, born on this day in 1871, was best known for his orchestral tone poems written around the turn of the century. Falletta has brought his music back to life on a recent CD called Converse: The Mystic Trumpeter (Naxos 8.559116).

In his book, A Contract with the Earth, Newt Gingrich describes a conservative approach to conservation. He says it would focus more on technology-based, entrepreneurial solutions, not regulation, litigation and taxation.

Commentator Mickey Edwards talks about what political conservatism means in countries other than America. In Europe, conservatives argue for an expansion of government control, rather than a reduction...which is a hallmark of the American conservative agenda.

Dan Stark is a large carnivore specialist and the wolf plan project manager for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

Longtime friends and artists Eric Lindell and Ralph A. Hanggi, Jr. will be featured in this single mixed-media exhibit.

On March 31, 2023, Dessa joined Centerstage Minnesota for a conversation about her love for language and an upcoming Grand Rapids show.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources honored conservation officers and partners at a February ceremony for the lifesaving actions.