Aaron Brown

Minnesota Star Tribune columnist and editorial board member Aaron Brown joined the "KAXE Morning Show" to talk about Iron Range immigration history, hometown reunions and why the Fourth of July is unlike any other holiday on the Range.

The Great Northern Radio Show was created by Aaron Brown and ran on KAXE 2011-19. The live variety show visited towns in Northern Minnesota and highlighted the music, stories, history and specialness of our region.

"Minnesota Star Tribune" columnist Aaron Brown talks media consumption and the state of library funding in Minnesota.

Brown joined the KAXE Morning Show to discuss his recent Star Tribune column on heating assistance delays, moral judgment placed on public benefits, and his own childhood experience.

Aaron Brown has been a KAXE voice for over 20 years and is now a columnist at the "Minnesota Star Tribune." He shares why public media matters and how KAXE informed his career.

Aaron Brown is a writer, columnist and teacher who spends each deer hunting season in Minnesota with generations of his family.

The “Roaring ‘20s Revue” at the Hibbing High School auditorium celebrates 100 years of that venue, as well as the 30th anniversary of the Hibbing Foundation.

Brown first contributed to KAXE as part of the original iteration of "Between You & Me," a call-in variety show featuring essays and music.

Aaron Brown discusses electric vehicles, electrification and efficient energy storage on the Iron Range.

energy independence a century later in Hibbing