Minnesota Brown

With elections on November 3rd, this was our last conversation with our Dig Deep commentators conservative Chuck Marohn and libera Aaron Brown.  Listen in to their perspectives.  And then let us know what you think send us an email. 

We continue the conversation on Dig Deep with liberal Aaron Brown and conservative Chuck Marohn.  This time, the state of Minnesota when it comes to race, politics and the pandemic. 

In part 2 of this Dig Deep conversation - we hear more of how Chuck works to actively listen to those who don't share his point of view.  Listen to the 1st part of the conversation here. 

We began Dig Deep in January of 2017 with a conversation about what it means to be rural. 

I rely on Aaron and Chuck to connect the past with the present in our Dig Deep conversations.  Our hope is that listening to this conversation will lead YOU to conversations with the people you care about.  Email us your thoughts.

This week Aaron Brown and Chuck Marohn began the conversation on the backstory of environmental regulations.   This stems from the current contentious conversations and political movments concerning copper nickel mining in northern Minnesota. 

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In December we invited the community for a conversation about what makes our towns strong in northern Minnesota - Aaron and Chuck are leaders in their hometown communities who want to make these places better.  Tune in for a thought provoking night of conversation, and let us know what you think could be better about where YOU live!

Listen in to the third part of our Dig Deep conversation with liberal commentator Aaron Brown and conservative Chuck Marohn.  The conversation moves into impeachment of Presidents Nixon and Clinton.

What do buildings mean to a town?  What does the current model of large parking lots, big box stores, few trees and large signs mean to the residents of a town?

Aaron Brown and Chuck Marohn continue the Strong Towns - the book - conversation here.  What makes your town special?  How do we plan growth in small towns now compared to before WWII?  Do things that seem small - sidewalks, trees, parks matter to where we live?

The final podcast-only edition is here of Dig Deep for September as we drill down to money in politics and lobbying, etc.  Aaron Brown is our liberal commentator and Chuck Marohn is our conservative - send us your thoughts! 

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