Deer Hunting and The Minnesota Economy
From KQAL | Part of the Culture Clique series | 17:30
Today on Culture Clique we learn how important Minnesota deer hunting is to the state’s economy. Members from the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association and the Minnesota DNR share with us how hunting is a valuable tradition to many families. We’ll also discuss the changing demographics of hunters. Learn more about deer hunting today on Culture Clique.
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Today on Culture Clique we learn how important Minnesota deer hunting is to the state’s economy. Members from the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association and the Minnesota DNR share with us how hunting is a valuable tradition to many families. We’ll also discuss the changing demographics of hunters. Learn more about deer hunting today on Culture Clique.
Temperance Hall in Cokato, Minnesota
From KFAI Minneapolis | Part of the 10,000 Fresh Voices series | 04:59
America's Temperance Movement arose from Protestant pulpits in the early 19th century, and took root among Minnesota's rural immigrant populations who eschewed alcohol and tobacco. KFAI producer Britt Aamodt traveled to Cokato, Minnesota to visit Temperance Hall--a community structure built in 1896. The hall engaged members in theater, gymnastics, boxing and more. It was the place to meet and flirt and fall in love--so long as you didn't touch a drop of the hard stuff. Today, the hall is the centerpiece of Temperance Corner, which also includes an old schoolhouse and an immigrant cabin, and plays host to popular seasonal festivals.
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America's Temperance Movement arose from Protestant pulpits in the early 19th century, and took root among Minnesota's rural immigrant populations who eschewed alcohol and tobacco. KFAI producer Britt Aamodt traveled to Cokato, Minnesota to visit Temperance Hall--a community structure built in 1896. The hall engaged members in theater, gymnastics, boxing and more. It was the place to meet and flirt and fall in love--so long as you didn't touch a drop of the hard stuff. Today, the hall is the centerpiece of Temperance Corner, which also includes an old schoolhouse and an immigrant cabin, and plays host to popular seasonal festivals.
The Paramount Restoration
From KVSC | Part of the Untold Stories of Central Minnesota series | 30:26
The Paramount Theater in down town St. Cloud is one of our enduring community treasures. It first opened its doors on Christmas Eve in 1921 as the Sherman Theater and its stage has seen thousands of performances including Vaudeville, operas, rock concerts, Broadway road shows, movies, speeches, and, of course, wrestling matches. The Paramount, however, has not always been in the good shape that it is today. During the 1960’s through the 80’s, its state of disrepair nearly ended its existence, but a group of citizens and the city turned that fate around. Today’s news feature comes from the Arts & Cultural Heritage funded program, the Untold Stories of Central Minnesota Art, as producer Jeff Carmack sits down with the Paramount Arts Resource Trust Executive Director Tony Goddard to discuss the fascinating history of the Paramount and its restoration.
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The Paramount Theater in down town St. Cloud is one of our enduring community treasures. It first opened its doors on Christmas Eve in 1921 as the Sherman Theater and its stage has seen thousands of performances including Vaudeville, operas, rock concerts, Broadway road shows, movies, speeches, and, of course, wrestling matches. The Paramount, however, has not always been in the good shape that it is today. During the 1960’s through the 80’s, its state of disrepair nearly ended its existence, but a group of citizens and the city turned that fate around. Today’s news feature comes from the Arts & Cultural Heritage funded program, the Untold Stories of Central Minnesota Art, as producer Jeff Carmack sits down with the Paramount Arts Resource Trust Executive Director Tony Goddard to discuss the fascinating history of the Paramount and its restoration.
Internet in Rural Minnesota
From WTIP | Part of the Engaging Youth Through Radio Project series | 14:05
Lynden Blomberg, a WTIP Youth Producer, interviews Joe Buttweiller of Arrowhead Electric Cooperative about the arrival of Broadband Internet in Cook County, Minnesota.
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This feature was produced as part of WTIP North Shore Community Radio's "Engaging Youth Through Radio" project.
Real Good Words: Jill Johnson and "Little Minnesota: A Nostalgic Look at Minnesota's Smallest Towns"
From Northern Community Radio - KAXE & KBXE, Minnesota | Part of the Realgoodwords series | 16:17
Minnesota author Jill Johnson joins Heidi Holtan to talk about her book, "Little Minnesota: A Nostalgic Look at Minnesota's Smallest Towns." Realgoodwords is our weekly book program; a place for those who read, write and appreciate the written word.
Minnesota author Jill Johnson joins Heidi Holtan to talk about her book, "Little Minnesota: A Nostalgic Look at Minnesota's Smallest Towns." Realgoodwords is our weekly book program; a place for those who read, write and appreciate the written word.
Bemijigamaag Powwow: Interview with Michelle Reed, powwow dancer and artist
From Northern Community Radio - KAXE & KBXE, Minnesota | Part of the Bemijigamaag Powwow series | 04:58
KAXE/KBXE's Scott Hall interviews Michelle Reed, a world renowned bead worker and outfit maker and a national champion jingle and fancy shawl dancer.
KAXE/KBXE's Scott Hall interviews Michelle Reed, a world renowned bead worker and outfit maker and a national champion jingle and fancy shawl dancer.