Podcast appearances and mentions of cannon falls

The winter season is over and we wrap it up with the Head Coach of the Olympic Weightlifting team, Noah Bachmeier. The team had 15 people represent Northfield in the State meet held in Cannon Falls last week. Two time State High school Wrestling Champion, Ella Pagel joins the program and talks about her recovery […]

Thanks to a generous invitation from the members of Northfield Band Fred the Bear, Rich, Danny and their merry band of knuckleheads find themselves recording at the legendary Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls, just like Nirvana did. Except this show probably isn’t as good as In Utero. Regardless, they celebrate the location by playing music […]

For the 30th anniversary of Superchunk's fourth album, FOOLISH, we take a detailed look at how it was made. After Superchunk got their start in Chapel Hill, North Carolina in 1989, they were becoming known for their catchy punk anthems and busy touring schedule. Mac McCaughan and Laura Ballance had been a couple and formed Merge Records initially as a way to release their early singles, while releasing their full-length albums on Matador Records. Around the time of their third album, ON THE MOUTH, McCaughan and Ballance ended their romantic relationship, causing tension and uncertainty about the future of the band, as well as Merge. The inner-band turmoil impacted the songs they were writing, as McCaughan wrote lyrics from a vulnerable place while they also worked to expand their sound, incorporating more dynamics, new guitar textures and slower tempos. They booked studio time at Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls, Minnesota with Brian Paulson, who they had wanted to work with after hearing records he made with Slint and Unrest. Their breakneck three-day session resulted in FOOLISH, eventually released in 1994. In this episode, Mac McCaughan describes his intention to do something different musically with this record and how he was incorporating more clean guitar tones and space than ever before. Laura Ballance talks about hearing McCaughan's lyrics for the first time in the studio and how she felt attacked as she interpreted them as being about her or about their relationship. Jim Wilbur gives his perspective on this tumultuous time in the band's history, but how they were able to remain collaborative as a unit and write many songs quickly. From treating the band like a job to losing a day in the studio to writing on acoustic guitars to an ambitious and tense video shoot to the story behind the album cover to a breakup record with some of Superchunk's most enduring songs, we'll hear the stories of how the album came together.

Mike Dougherty (aka MnDOT Mike) talks about the major highway projects in the region that are finally finished, including the work on Highway 52 by Cannon Falls. Mike also previews some of the more disruptive projects that will take place next year and invites everyone to an upcoming meeting on reworking the busy South Broadway and Highway 14 intersection in Rochester.

In this informative interview, Jennifer Jennings, a school communication specialist, discusses the crucial role of effective communication in schools. She emphasizes the significance of building trust and engaging parents and the community through transparent and informative communication. Jennings provides practical strategies to help schools develop an overall communication plan, showcase their positive aspects, and avoid overwhelming their audience with excessive information. She also shares successful examples of schools that have implemented effective communication strategies, such as utilizing visual displays, digital signage, and a variety of communication channels.Why communication with the community is so important. How schools can communicate more effectively. Schools need to have an overall communication plan. Consistent messageConsistent brandingShowcase your school in the best light possible. Don't bombard people. having visual displays has increased attendance at clubs, sport games, and events. Cannon Falls.Digital signage is a great way to expand on a school's safety plan: see Necedah Schools in Wisconsin.New Prague in MinnesotaAppleTV as a PBIS MotivatorIf it's not easy, people aren't going to do it. Start in a small, manageable way. Set up your system so you can delegate properly. Make it part of your weekly routine so it is used consistently and routinely. Involve people who are excited about it. How to be a transformative principal? Find one person who loves graphic design and get them involved in creating content. Connect with Jennifer JenningsAbout Jennifer JenningsJennifer Jennings is a seasoned growth marketing manager with over a year of experience at Rise Vision, the leading digital signage software for K-12 schools. With a keen understanding of the education landscape, Jennifer is passionate about leveraging technology to enhance school communication, safety measures, and the overall school atmosphere.Throughout her tenure at Rise Vision, Jennifer has worked closely with schools to understand their unique challenges and develop customized solutions. Her expertise lies in identifying communication gaps, creating positive school cultures, and implementing strategies to increase building security. Jennifer is known for her ability to translate complex technical concepts into accessible and actionable insights for school administrators and educators.As a thought leader in the edtech industry, Jennifer is frequently sought out as a speaker at conferences and events. Her insights on the intersection of technology and education have been featured in various publications and media outlets. Jennifer's dedication to improving the learning environment for students and educators alike has made her a valuable asset to Rise Vision and the education community at large. We're thrilled to be sponsored by IXL and MyFlexLearning. IXL's comprehensive teaching and learning platform for math, language arts, science, and social studies is accelerating achievement in 95 of the top 100 U.S. school districts. Loved by teachers and backed by independent research from Johns Hopkins University, IXL can help you simplify and streamline technology, reliably meet Tier 1 standards, improve assessment performance, and more. Visit IXL.com/BE today to learn more about how IXL can elevate your school or district.MyFlexLearning is the scheduling platform that helps middle and high schools meet the individual needs of all students. Create and manage time for flex blocks, WIN time, activity periods, RTI, counselor and teacher appointments and much more. And with a built-in accountability tool and reporting features, solve your challenges around getting kids where they need to be and understanding how flex time is spent. Make your flex time work for you. Visit myflexlearning.com/BE to learn more and receive $500 off the first year. 

Tammy Kurtz, President of Cannon Falls Lions Club speaks about the many projects they assist with throughout the year. The 34th Annual Father's Day Pancake Breakfast is Sunday from 7:00 a.m. until Noon on the Cannon Valley Fairgrounds.

Tammy Kurtz, President of Cannon Falls Lions Club speaks about the many projects they assist with throughout the year. The 34th Annual Father's Day Pancake Breakfast is Sunday from 7:00 a.m. until Noon on the Cannon Valley Fairgrounds.

"Cannon Falls Senior Sensations 2024" Host Sean Patrick is joined by three graduating seniors from Cannon Falls High School - Corbin Schroeder, Morgen Brandel, and Cooper Lockner.

Updated: 11:17 a.m.Paul Dressen stands on the back of a flatbed truck as it moves slowly by bison cows and their calves grazing from hay bales in their winter pasture.They are much more than livestock. Dressen calls them his relatives.“I think it's really important to understand that we as Dakota people here on our homelands, we have had a 10,000-year relationship with our relatives,” said Dressen, the education director at Prairie Island Indian Community.He explains that Dakota people, among others, see their relationship with bison as reciprocal — each caring for the other. In 1992, the community near Red Wing was gifted a bull named Shooting Star. A short time later, they purchased two bison cows. The community now cares for a large herd on a 110-acre farm along the Mississippi River.Dressen says the return of bison to the river valley is just one sign of health here.“Thanks to the commitment of our elders, our veterans and our community members and tribal council, today we have a herd of at least 300,” said Dressen. “We have at least 70 babies this year. So as our community came back home and started to grow, it also mirrored our relatives coming back also. And today, both the community and the buffalo here at Prairie Island are flourishing.”In the decades since Prairie Island established its bison herd, tribal nations have worked to get U.S. Department of Agriculture support for the growing and processing of Indigenous foods. And they want more say in how those systems operate.Advocates say tribal self-governance under the farm bill means that tribes would manage their own programs after agreeing to comply with USDA standards. It's part of an effort to reclaim food sovereignty or control over production and distribution of the foods that sustained communities for generations including before colonization.In 2018, the Native Farm Bill Coalition (NFBC) advocated for a pilot project that supported the purchase of traditional foods.Eight tribes were allowed to purchase Indigenous foods outside those vendors approved by the USDA. The coalition and others would like to see the program expanded to include all tribal nations across the country. For Prairie Island, it could mean contracts with the USDA that would offset the costs of their operation and increase sales and trade opportunities.The coalition said the USDA spent $4 billion in tribal communities nationwide in fiscal year 2022, but only a fraction of that spending went to contracts with Indigenous farmers and producers.At the White House Tribal Nations Summit this week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a pilot program for the purchase of bison and other wild meats. The program will create public-private partnerships to expand purchasing power for tribal bison producers. Vilsack said the pilots could inform changes in the farm bill when Congress takes up re-authorization in the coming year.Others are rethinking how the meat inspection system could help bison producers. Carly Hotvedt with the Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative said rather than using the fee for service for federal inspectors, tribal nations could “adopt a food safety code that would be in parity with federal standards. There would be some flexibility for tribes to determine how and what funding that they would use to support bison processing.”Hotvedt said that could reduce the costs for tribal producers engaging in bison production.“It would allow for that inspection standard to be able to enter those bison in interstate commerce. And it would allow tribes to source bison products for federal nutrition programs as well,” said Hotvedt.There's also a proposal to give more access to USDA conservation programs. Prairie Island uses federal government assistance to prevent overgrazing.Gabe Miller, director of land and environment for Prairie Island, said funding from USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Services has already helped the community create a rotational grazing program for bison, making “that whole area more productive for forage.”Prairie Island harvests mature buffalo several times a year. The meat is processed at a nearby facility in Cannon Falls.Paul Dressen said the community's relationship with bison is key to reclaiming an overall sense of health.“There were 300 years of a real struggle to ... even survive.”He points out 4,000 pounds of bison meat is making its way into freezers in Prairie Island this winter to give community members “access to that food sovereignty.” Correction (Dec. 8, 2023): A previous version incorrectly described Paul Dressen as a Prairie Island Community member in a photo caption. Also a caption gave the wrong first name for Nicky Buck. The above story has been updated.

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist celebrates the Sogn Valley Art Fair in Cannon Falls with Dave Machacek from ArtOrg and ceramic artist Connor Isenberg and print artist Erin Maurelli. This years marks the 51th year of the Fair! Saturday, October 7, 2023 10am-5pm and Sunday, October 8, 2023 10am-4pm. There will be Live Painting, Scott West of “Cloud Cult,” Letterpress […]

Artist and educator Preston Drum of Burnsville recommends a visit to the Rochester Art Center.  He highlights two solo shows by Minneapolis College of Art and Design graduates, Roshan Ganu and Ivonne Yáñez. Roshan Ganu's show “जत्रा (Ja-tra) : A Feeling At The Beginning Of Time” is one large artwork in a space that is made up of various mirrors, projections and animation. It's a multi-sensory installation, with sounds of vendor calls and sung prayers. जत्रा' (“ja-tra”) is a Marathi word for a town or village fair. The installation feels carnivalesque, with thousands of tiny interactions that you can choose to focus on specifically or let wash over you. Drum says it feels “as though you were walking into a time-traveling / space-traveling device. And when you walk inside, it's kind of like you're being teleported to India, but also in India in different times.” Ganu, who is the 2022-23 MCAD-Jerome Foundation Fellow, will participate in an artist spotlight tour Saturday, Oct. 7 at 11 a.m. The show runs until Nov. 5. Ivonne Yáñez's show “Like a Little Tlaquepaque Vase or Como Jarrito de Tlaquepaque” is an intimate show that Drum says is “full of little hidden treasures to discover.” The title of the show refers to a phrase in Spanish that describes an overly sensitive person. Here, brightly colored vases are made of bright, shimmery fabric. The ceiling and walls of the room are hung with sculptures, which feature detailed embroidery work, images of tarot cards and Mexican lottery games. Drum appreciates the juxtaposition of real human-made plants and the way all the elements work together. This show runs through Jan. 21.Lisa Hartwig of Hudson, Wis., loves to attend the Sogn Valley Art Fair (pronounced “so-gun”), which holds its 51st annual event this weekend in Cannon Falls. She appreciates the high level of quality of the art, ranging from pottery to jewelry, from painting to printmaking. More than 50 artists' work is on view. Hudson describes it as a park-and-walk event that feels like a street festival and is anchored by the printmaking nonprofit ArtOrg.  “I think it's such a nice community and it's such lovely work that you can't beat it,” Hartwig says.  The art fair is Oct. 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Alexander Jabbari, assistant professor of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Minnesota, is looking forward to the Mehtegan Fall Iranian Culture Festival this Saturday in St. Paul. The event, which is open to all, features Iranian music, dance and food. He's particularly excited to see Twin Cities-based singer-songwriter Marjan Farsad, who sings in Persian in a style he describes as “dreamy indie pop.” Farsad will perform at 1:30 p.m., ahead of a national tour. She will also perform at the Parkway Theater in Minneapolis on Nov. 5. Other musical performances include piano, the poetry of Omar Khayyam set to setar, and a DJ playing Persian pop in the evening. There will also be tea and Iranian food for sale.   Marjan Farsad

Jennifer Tonko, Executive Director of Clean River Partners, provides information about upcoming events including the Downstream Environmental Film Festival that has been expanded to Owatonna, Red Wing, and Cannon Falls. For more information, visit cleanriverpartners.org.

Jennifer Tonko, Executive Director of Clean River Partners, provides information about upcoming events including the Downstream Environmental Film Festival that has been expanded to Owatonna, Red Wing, and Cannon Falls. For more information, visit cleanriverpartners.org. 

In this episode we chat with Pam Johns about how to turn our suffering into meaning, what it means to reflect on one's life's purpose from the "third act" and also the changing purpose of motherhood over time. Pam is a life enthusiast, and a grateful, happy mom. She and Pat, her husband of a decade live in Cannon Falls, MN on sixty acres where they share their love of nature with leadership teams in their consultancy, friends and family.  She's an entrepreneur who brings synergy and strategy to leadership teams with joy.  In her third act, Pam finds meaning in sharing life lessons, positive frameworks, and fun with everyone willing to befriend her.  She loves the joy of cooking for others, bringing out the best in those around her and she finds deep purpose in helping others thrive.  She's a calligrapher and avid reader, and her love language is words.Our mission is to inspire vulnerability and awareness in order to become more mindful of our everyday actions and how they affect the planet, each other and ourselves.Please follow and subscribe! Instagram @theconsciousconversations Facebook @ The Conscious Conversations Podcast The Conscious Conversations Podcast Website

Joel Nelson has been fishing all over Minnesota and he reports on the strong bite he's experienced all season. He's been fishing Paul Bunyan Country and several points south. We hear about it all. Plus a little spring turkey talk too.

Chris Albrecht of the Cannon Falls Lions Club provides information about the upcoming annual pancake breakfast on Sunday, June 18, 7am-noon at the Cannon Valley Fairgrounds.

 Chris Albrecht of the Cannon Falls Lions Club provides information about the upcoming annual pancake breakfast on Sunday, June 18, 7am-noon at the Cannon Valley Fairgrounds. 

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes musicians Chris Ash and Michael Meehan from the band No Time For Fame. We talk about their news songs recorded at Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls and preview upcoming performances. No Time For Fame: https://www.notimeforfameband.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/527dq42mZe9WQxpyP59tAc?si=xnn99Hg2TfqwD1ueH2VVbg No Time For Fame will perform at Imminent Brewing, 519 Division Street South, Northfield, MN on […]

"Cannon Falls Senior Sensations 2023" Host Sean Patrick features four graduating seniors from Cannon Falls High School - the 2023 CFHS Class Officers Jonathan Banks, Abby Meyers, Nathaniel Baszuro and Makenna Collins!

Kyle Paulson, Executive Director of the Cannon Falls Chamber of Commerce, provides details about Deck the Falls on Saturday, November 26.

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes Dave Machacek and artists Adam Reinwald, Hans Koch, Jan Davies, and James Lenfestey from the Sogn Valley Art Fair. Visit sognvalleyartfair.com. Sogn Valley Art Fair ArtOrg, 214 Fourth St. N., Cannon Falls, MN Saturday, October 1, 2022 10am-5pm Sunday, October 2, 2022, 10am-4pm Join us for

Joel Nelson of Joel Nelson Outdoors checks in from Cannon Falls. He talks hot bites, river fishing and the differences with lake fishing, Plus, fall tips, hunting talk, technology and of course a Fast Five.

Mike Doughery (MnDOT Mike) with the Minnesota Department of Transportation explains how the ongoing road work on Highway 52 starting in the Zumbrota area will be expanded to include repaving the highway from Cannon Falls to Rosemount next year.

Len Schrader of the Minnesota Fire Engine Club and Aramis Wells of Northfield Area Fire & Rescue Services provide information about upcoming events: Cannon Falls Fire Muster on Saturday, June 18, and the Northfield Fire Department 150th Anniversary celebration on Saturday, July 23.

Stories mentioned in this episode: Day in History: 1922: High schools must produce good citizens 'Has anyone asked the students?': RPS aims to get ahead of disruptive behavior that came in the wake of COVID Demolition of former Michaels Restaurant in Rochester's downtown to start this summer Four primary elections expected to narrow Rochester candidates Section softball: Cannon Falls, Chatfield and Wabasha-Kellogg advance to championship Thursday Winona foils Byron's strategy in Section 1AAA semifinals The Post Bulletin is proud to be a part of the Trust Project. Learn more at thetrustproject.org.

“Good Morning, Good News” News Director Greg Taylor talks with Bob Hawley, Executive Director of Goodhue County Habitat for Humanity about last month's Cannon Falls home dedication, groundbreaking on a new Red Wing home, and the Spring has Sprung fundraiser at Willow Brooke Farm on April 26th.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq29v4cx7n0 Key Talking Points Thoughts that daughters bring to the table- being an employee, not a ‘favorite,' earn respect from peers (testing period), don't be reactionary Learning to keep the status quo of the business and community while continuing to make improvements and grow Pop By Marketing- popcorn and coupon to local businesses Role definition prior to transition Transitional period and length- be prepared Encouraging respect Making the business your own- bringing a different perspective Transitioning daughter to be the face of the business- 60% of repairs are purchased by females Fluid trust- with customers and between father/daughter team, trusting employees to decide Be open to asking questions and have thick skin Lauren attended peer group meeting with her father which opened her perspective and realized she wanted to join the industry Be a learner. Everything is figure-out-able! Connect with the show: http://aftermarketradionetwork.com (Aftermarket Radio Network) http://youtube.com/carmcapriotto (Subscribe on YouTube) https://remarkableresults.biz/episodes (Visit us on the Web) https://www.facebook.com/RemarkableResultsPodcast (Follow on Facebook) https://remarkableresults.biz/insider/ (Become an Insider) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carm (Buy me a coffee) https://remarkableresults.biz/books/ (Important Books) Check out today's partners: This episode is brought to you by Shop-Ware Shop Management. It's time to run your business at its fullest potential with the industry's leading technology. Shop-Ware Shop Management will increase your efficiency with lightning-fast workflows, help your staff capture more sales every day, and create very happy customers who promote your business. Shops running Shop-Ware have More Time and generate More Profit—join them! Schedule a free live demonstration and find out how 30 minutes can transform your shop at https://getshopware.com/ (getshopware.com) Are you seeing auto shops in your area get hundreds of 5-star Google reviews and are you feeling left behind because your shop only has a few? Hey look, Broadly is your answer to getting more online reviews. With more reviews, your business will rank higher in search results — and that means more customers coming into your shop every day. Broadly helps you automatically request reviews so that your customers can promote your business with just one click. When you immediately ask for a review after service, when the experience is still fresh in their mind, you're more likely to get a 5-star positive review. Plus, asking for feedback makes your customer feel valued and more connected to your business. Isn't that what you want a connected customer? See how Broadly can help grow your auto shop.  Visit http://www.getbroadly.com/chat (www.getbroadly.com/chat) to learn more. The Panel Ashlan Kaplan, General Manager, Cannon Auto Repair, Cannon Falls, MN. Ashlan is Rich's daughter and has been around the shop since she was a kid. She enjoys continuing to learn all about the automotive business and looks forward to helping it grow and serve our local community for years to come! Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her husband, two kids: Lincoln and Sophie and two fur babies Simba and Nala. Listen to Ashlan's previous episodes https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22ashlan+kaplan%22 (HERE) Rich Udenberg, Owner, Cannon Auto Repair, Cannon Falls, MN.  Rich Udenberg brings 45 years of experience to the trade and our service personnel has over 45 years of experience in the industry. Lauren Anderson, Executive Assistant, Victory Auto Service, 9 Locations, MN. Listen to Lauren's previous episodes https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22lauren+anderson%22 (HERE) Jeff Matt, Owner, Victory Auto Service, 9 Locations, MN. Jeff founded Victory Auto Service & Glass with a commitment to...

Episode 69 covers the third and final Nirvana studio album, 1993's "In Utero." Nirvana intended to depart from the more polished sound of their previous album, Nevermind (1991), with a greater range of sounds and moods. To capture a more abrasive and natural sound, they hired engineer Steve Albini to record In Utero over two weeks in February 1993 at Pachyderm Studio in Cannon Falls, Minnesota. The lyrics and album packaging incorporated medical imagery that conveyed frontman Kurt Cobain's outlook on his publicized personal life and Nirvana's newfound fame. Mark, Kevin, Alex, and Chris take you on a historical journey surrounding the album as well as share our favorites and not-so favorites from the record. We go on a deep dive track-by-track listen of this album as well as share personal stories of discovering Nirvana's "In Utero." Tune in next week for Episode 70 for a wrap-up Nirvana discussion episode where we reflect on what we've gathered from listening to the entire Nirvana studio album discography.Available at https://lightthesky.net/podcasts/nirvana/nirvana-in-utero/ and on all podcast streaming platforms (just search "Light the Sky Podcast.")Follow "Light the Sky Podcast" on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to stay up-to-date with all things LTS.LTS Website: https://lightthesky.net/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lighttheskypodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LighttheSkyPod1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LightTheSkyPodcast/Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/lightthesky

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3NRr9PgOrE&t=2s Key Talking Points Ashlan Kaplan, Cannon Auto Repair, Cannon Falls, MN Taking over the shop from dad Must have solid team behind you to rely on- if you're not there one day it will continue to run properly? Husband is a financial advisor and is the team player at home Ashlan started working at shop once a week as trial to see if she would want to work in business Earning respect from others as a female “Your never making changes, you're making improvements” Business mindset- growth Has business coach and leadership coach Biggest learning curve- learning how all the numbers work and understanding financials Short term plan- find 3rd technician in order to grow   Connect with the show: https://aftermarketradionetwork.com/ (Aftermarket Radio Network) http://youtube.com/carmcapriotto (Subscribe on YouTube) https://remarkableresults.biz/episodes (Visit us on the Web) https://www.facebook.com/RemarkableResultsPodcast (Follow on Facebook) https://remarkableresults.biz/insider/ (Become an Insider) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carm (Buy me a coffee) https://remarkableresults.biz/books/ (Important Books) Check out today's partner: Dorman gives people greater freedom to fix vehicles by constantly developing new repair solutions that put owners and technicians first. By always innovating, Dorman has led the way in growing the aftermarket. Here you will see a few examples of a Dorman OE Fix. An OE FIX is a Dorman repair solution you can't get from the original equipment manufacturer. It means they found a situation where they believe the OEM wasn't giving repair professionals what they wanted, so we fixed it. Everything Dorman does is centered around providing customer value, both in the quality of products, and the creativity of solutions. Our engineers and designers go out of their way to save repair technicians time and save vehicle owners money. Want to really go under the hood? Take the Dorman Virtual Tour athttp://www.dormanproducts.com/Tour ( www.DormanProducts.com/Tour) https://remarkableresultsradio.captivate.fm/listen ()

Jan Fennern knows what it is like to lose someone incredibly close. She knows how hard the "firsts" can be, including holidays, and building new memories---but she has never lost her faith and hope for the goodness of the future. She is a Godly woman who was married to a strong husband who was greatly involved in the framework of who Jan IS. Come along with us as Jan shares what exactly a Grief Share is and how she got here to tell us all about it. For those of you who have lost someone close to them, you are invited to attend a Grief Share at any time. If you are a local or live near Cannon Falls, MN 55009 please consider attending the Holiday 1-Night Only Grief Share on December 7th at 6:30PM at Riverwood Community Church. If you live too far away or cannot make this Grief Share, please visit griefshare.org to find a location near you. Many thanks to Jan Fennern for her willingness to share her story in an effort to help others get through the changing tides of loss. God has given her great passion to inspire many. Please visit patreon.com/pushdiariespodcast if you would like to support the show or sponsor this episode. Visit pushdiariespodcast.com/episodes/griefsharewithjan for more information about the episode, to see photos, and be connected with resources.

Kyle Paulson of the Cannon Falls Chamber of Commerce provides information about Deck the Falls. The event is scheduled for Saturday, November 27. Click here for more information.

"Good Morning, Good News" News Director Greg Taylor talks with Goodhue County Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Bob Hawley about the two projects in Red Wing and the new home in Cannon Falls, the need for volunteers, and applications are open for people to apply for a Habitat home.

KDLM Sports Wrap, November 11, 2021 REWIND: Wild winning streak reaches four games after 5-2 win over Arizona, Wolves losing streak reaches six games after Wiggins scores 35 points in 123-110 loss; Anthony Edwards scores career-high 48 in the defeat, a preview of today's State Volleyball matchups including Hawley vs Cannon Falls and Breckenridge vs Bethlehem Academy. Lake Park-Audubon Cross Country coach Sammi Sapa calls in to talk about her teams Section races, and the state races of Ellen Schauer and Taylor Johnson. SECOND HALF: John Millea of the MSHSL calls in to talk about fall state tournaments, the inspiring cross country stories of Finn McCormick and Isaiah Anderson, and other fun stories he's covered this fall.

On Episode 5 of ‘We're Not Blowing Hot Air,' we get real with Founder and President of Oxygen Plus, Christine Warren – and we even break out the bubbly to celebrate Oxygen Plus's 18th Birthday! Take a trip way back to 2003 – when a room full of geniuses gathered together to start dreaming about an oxygen company who would pioneer a wellness category they themselves dubbed, “recreational oxygen!” Learn what this female entrepreneur did to survive and thrive two decades, hear never before told stories about Oxygen Plus, and discover more reasons Oxygen Plus is the best canned oxygen in the atmosphere. Plus, find out what the “plus” in “Oxygen Plus” really means, what Christine envisions next for Oxygen Plus and the recreational oxygen industry, and hear me attempt to sing Christine an original Birthday song – all on this episode of ‘We're Not Blowing Hot Air.'Subscribe to 'We're Not Blowing Hot Air' wherever you podcast, to elevate your IQ with wellness and business stuff we explore in every episode.About Christine Warren:Christine Warren is a Business Owner, Business Consultant, Entrepreneur and Leading PsychotherapistProudly born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, Christine Warren launched her career as a licensed martial and family therapist (LMFT) and licensed independent clinical social worker (LICSW) when she established a private psychotherapy practice in Edina, Minnesota in 1980. Working with individuals, families, and schools, she specialized in leading incest survivor groups, men's groups, and women's groups, offering clinical presentations as an expert on these topics. With experience in both intrapersonal work and businesses, Christine launched a business consultation practice, Organizational Design Strategies, which specializes in trans-generational leadership for a wide range of industries for family businesses, leadership teams, executive coaching and empowerment in the workplace. Christine has served organizations and top-level executives from Cargill, Dayton's, Yocum Oil Co., Quirks Marketing, Rasmussen Business College, Aakers College, Vision World, Midwest of Cannon Falls, Minnesota Department of Education, and other notable and manufacturing businesses and service firms. A believer in the power of education, she taught family and marital therapy at the graduate level, and served as a consultant to the Minnesota State Commissioner of Education and her cabinet, superintendents and principals throughout the United States. As an alumnus of the University of Minnesota Graduate School, Christine Warren has served as an inspirational board member on the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) Dean's Advisory Board at the University of Minnesota since 2010. Inspired by the need to develop a new wellness product category, in 2003 Christine founded, and currently serves as President of the leading recreational oxygen company, Oxygen Plus (oxygenplus.com). 

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes Dave Machacek and Kari Alberg from ArtOrg in Cannon Falls to preview the 49th annual Sogn Valley Art Fair.

Updated: 3:33 p.m. Theater lover Katie Fetterly of St. Paul calls “Arla Mae's Booyah Wagon,” a traveling musical comedy celebrating the joy of local food, “adorable” and “hilarious.” Booyah is a hearty stew —and a specialty of Arla Mae's traveling food wagon. The show is performed at different local farms, and most performances feature a booyah tasting. Sarah Agnew directed and performs in the show, and she also created the booyah recipe with culinary advice from James Beard award-winning chef Ann Kim of Young Joni and other restaurants in Minneapolis.  “Arla Mae” travels to Ferndale Market in Cannon Falls at 6 p.m Thursday and to Pleasant Grove Pizza Farm in Waseca on Friday. The production moves to Dream Acres Farm in Spring Valley on Saturday and Big Raven Farm in Spring Grove Sunday. The following week performances are scheduled in Oronoco, Red Wing and Northfield. Musician Mischa Suemnig of Plymouth is excited for a quadruple album release concert by four Minnesota musicians Saturday. Justin Bell and the Lazy Susan Band, the Jonathan Earl band, Sarah VanValkenburg and Samuel J. DuBois all have albums coming out. Suemnig wants to hear new music performed live and “the pent-up anxiety and energy we all have from COVID directed in a positive way” by musicians he admires. The show is Saturday at the Amsterdam Bar and Hall in St. Paul. The venue requires proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test from within 72 hours. Comedian Emma Dahlenberg felt like she'd stumbled upon a real gem when she performed at the Club Underground of the Spring Street Tavern in Minneapolis a few months ago. She loves the lighting, the feeling of intimacy with the audience in the low ceiling space. The venue runs a regular Monday Night Comedy Show starting at 7 p.m. In October, each comedy night will have a theme for the comedians to follow, starting Oct. 4 with “alien abduction night.” Upcoming themes include super villains and character night, as well as one night each of “clean” and “dirty” humor. “I think it would be really fun as an audience member,” says Dahlenberg, “because you're seeing the comedians have fun in a way that they don't normally do,” as they try out new material to fit each theme. Correction (Sept. 30, 2021): An earlier version of this story misstated Ann Kim's role in the production "Arla Mae's Booyah Wagon.” The article has been updated.

"Good Morning, Good News" News Director Greg Taylor talks with Carrie Whittenberg, Volunteer and Family Services Administrator, and Bob Hawley, Executive Director of Goodhue County Habitat for Humanity about their variety of projects this summer, including breaking ground on a new home in Cannon Falls and rehab project on a home in Red Wing.

Everynight Fire Works is the debut album by American rock band Hey Mercedes. Following the demise of Braid, most of the members formed Hey Mercedes, with guitarist Mark Dawursk joining in early 2000. The band released a self-titled EP through Polyvinyl Record Co., before signing to Vagrant Records at the end of the year. They recorded their debut with Burning Airlines member J. Robbins at Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls, Minnesota in April 2001. Everynight Fire Works is an alternative rock, emo, indie rock and pop punk record that drew comparisons to Burning Airlines, Jets to Brazil, and Shudder to Think. Everynight Fire Works was announced for release shortly after recording, but was delayed a few times distribution troubles or legal issues that Vagrant was having. It was eventually released on October 23, where it was met with a mixed-to-positive reaction from music critics, with some commenting on the group's maturity and guitar work, as well as Nanna's vocals. Sometime after release, Dawursk left the band and was replaced with Michael Shumaker, and drummer Damon Atkinson spent some time touring with Saves the Day. The band went on two stints of the US, one as part of the Vagrant America arena tour, with other acts on the label. In all, Everynight Fire Works was promoted with over 200 shows.

www.bullythemusic.comA very old saying goes that no one saves us but ourselves. Recognizing and breaking free from the patterns impeding our forward progress can be transformative — just ask Bully's Alicia Bognanno. Indeed, the third Bully album, SUGAREGG , may not ever have come to fruition had Bognanno not navigated every kind of upheaval imaginable and completely overhauled her working process along the way.“There was change that needed to happen and it happened on this record,” she says. “Derailing my ego and insecurities allowed me to give these songs the attention they deserved.”SUGAREGG roars from the speakers and jumpstarts both heart and mind. Like My Bloody Valentine after three double espressos, opener “Add It On” zooms heavenward within seconds, epitomizing Bognanno's newfound clarity of purpose, while the bass-driven melodies and propulsive beats of “Where to Start” and “Let You” are the musical equivalents of the sun piercing through a perpetually cloudy sky.On songs like the strident “Every Tradition” and “Not Ashamed,” Bognanno doesn't shy away from addressing “how I feel as a human holds up against what society expects or assumes of me as a woman, and what it feels like to naturally challenge those expectations.”But amongst the more dense topics, there's also a lightheartedness that was lacking on Bully's last album, 2017's Losing . Pointing to “Where to Start,” “You” and “Let You,” Bognanno says “there are more songs about erratic, dysfunctional love in an upbeat way, like, ‘I'm going down and that's the only way I want to go because the momentary joy is worth it.'”The artist admits that finding the proper treatment for bipolar 2 disorder radically altered her mindset, freeing her from a cycle of paranoia and insecurity about her work. “Being able to finally navigate that opened the door for me to write about it,” she says, pointing to the sweet, swirly “Like Fire” and slower, more contemplative songs such as “Prism” and “Come Down” as having been born of this new headspace. Even small changes like listening to music instead of the news first thing in the morning “made me want to write and bring that pleasure to other people.”An unexpected foray into the film world also helped set the table for Sugaregg when Bognanno was asked to write songs for the 2019 movie Her Smell , starring Elisabeth Moss as the frontwoman of the fictional rock band Something She. “It got me motivated to play music again after the last album,” she says. “I loved reading the script and trying to think, what music would the character write? People asked if I'd play those songs with Bully but the whole point was for them to not be Bully songs. It was nice to get my head out of my own ass for a second and work on a project for someone else,” she says with a laugh.A highly accomplished engineer who ran the boards herself on the first two Bully albums, Bognanno was ready to be free “from the weight of feeling like I had to prove to the world I was capable of engineering a record, and wanted to be content knowing for myself what I can do without needing the approval of others to validate that.”So for SUGAREGG , she yielded recording and mixing responsibilities to outside collaborators for the first time and trekked to the remote Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls, Minn., an unexpected return to her home state. Behind the console was John Congleton, a Grammy-winner who has worked with everyone from St. Vincent and Sleater-Kinney to The War on Drugs and Modest Mouse. “Naturally, I still had reservations, but John was sensitive to where I was coming from,” Bognanno says. “He was very respectful that I'd never worked with a producer before.”The studio's rich history (classics such as Nirvana's In Utero, PJ Harvey's Rid of Me and Superchunk's Foolish were recorded there) and woodsy setting quickly put Bognanno's mind at ease. Being able to bring her dog Mezzi along for the trip didn't hurt either. “I had never tracked a record in the summer, so waking up and going outside with her before we started each day was a great way to refresh,” she says.SUGAREGG features additional contributions from longtime touring drummer Wesley Mitchell and bassist Zach Dawes, renowned for his work on recent albums by Sharon Van Etten and Lana Del Rey. Dawes and Bognanno met at Pachyderm to work on parts just two days before tracking, “but it ended up being so much less stressful than I had expected and I loved it,” she says. “Zach wanted to be there to help and make my vision happen.”With 14 songs on tape, Bognanno and friends left Pachyderm thinking SUGAREGG was done. But once back home in Nashville, she realized there was more to be written, and spent the next five months doing exactly that. Moving to Palace Studios in Toronto with Graham Walsh (Alvvays, METZ, !!!), Bognanno and Mitchell recorded “Where to Start” and “Let You,” which proved to be two of the new album's key tracks.Ultimately, SUGAREGG is a testament that profound change can yield profound results — in this case, the most expressive and powerful music of Bognanno's career. “This is me longing to see the bigger picture, motivated and eager for contentment in the best way,” she says. “I hope the happy go lucky / fuck-it-all attitude shines through some of these songs because I really did feel like I was reentering a place I hadn't been to in a while and was excited to be back there.”

Mike Augustyniak with WCCO Television Weather. The temperature change today versus yesterday iin the Twin Cities is zero. hinckley's at 50 away from the lake influence but also away from some clouds that have built built up.   Twin Cities at 54 and that's about the warmest number we can find in the region right now.  check in with some of the water Watchers and they're reporting a lot of 40s and 50s 51 both in Rochester and pictures of exit 46 set Charlie's place in oil and 49 from Alexandria down the road to Cold Spring and in Chanhassen and Cannon Falls is 52. years a wider view here of the satellite. you can see how we had these clouds build up across the sea lie and Lutsen in and talk to Rice Lake in Eau Claire sort of on the cloud line to a little bit of Honey breaks in the cloud.   and then here in the Twin Cities little more than just partly cloudy skies in many cases. with time high pressure is going to build into the rest of the afternoon and start to scour these low clouds out that leave this to a cold overnight tonight and it's chilly is it has been here I don't know if this helps or not but we are not alone it has been very cold to the Great Lake States and into the Northeast over the past several months and it looks like that will continue at least over the next week. so high temperature forecast today only a few degrees milder than we are right now should get up to about 58 in the Twin Cities but note the wind North it 15 to 20 that will stick around all day today and that will make these temperatures feel a bit cooler particularly if you're in some of those cloudy or areas or at least in areas were clouds linger a bit later into the afternoon. overnight tonight I am pretty certain that we will get another frost advisory out across the region including the Twin Cities down to 36 that's my forecast low and so so far much of Hennepin in Ramsey County has escaped Frost this week, tonight I don't think that will be the case I think we will get frosted even here in the downtown areas and some twenties around from Hayward to Rice Lake end in Grand Rapids on Saturday which by the way will be mostly sunny in much of the area few high clouds to start the day early in the morning to the west and southwest but those clouds will thicken up with time as we go through the morning until while will be closer to 60 today in places like Worthington in Marshall tomorrow it'll be about 10 degrees cooler while a lot of the rest of the region will have a similar feeling today. tomorrow hours thickening up quickly from the Minnesota River Valley on South and West will start to see dark clouds fill in as we go through the mid-to-late afternoon and especially from the Minnesota River Valley South and West. now there's a chance there's some suggestion that this band of rain will be about fifty miles farther north east end of the evening Twin Cities metro particularly the Southwest Metro could see some rain showers. that's the less likely scenario right now but it is still possible but again bring umbrellas from Marshall to Mankato even though it's not coming up there probably until after dark tomorrow night. then quickly do showers go away Sunday morning we're sort of squeeze between two storm systems. one that could bring some rain showers once again during the day in the far south western and southern part of Minnesota and maybe some drizzle up around the North Shore or low clouds will build in through the day here in central Minnesota East Central Minnesota and Wisconsin. I think it's going to be more names of clouds and sun both weekend days chili only near 60 keep in mind are advertised climbing to near 70 in the next week or so and there's no sign of that in the short-term here Monday. Tuesday warming a little bit, Wednesday perhaps a rain shower and then Thursday and hopefully fingers crossed next Friday Saturday Sunday near 70. we have been seeing that kind of pop up in the extended forecast for the past couple of weekends and as we get closer it just goes away. I don't know if that will happen this time but it again at least the signs now or pointing toward a little bit of a warmer stretch. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hawk had a great weekend at Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls and shares some great stories from those hallowed grounds, it's NFL Draft week and Ben Leber has the latest speculation on it, and Carly Zucker is back in studio and goes In The Box!

In this weeks episode, Kelly and Dena continue their Neighborhood series, and this week we are featuring the Southern Suburbs! The southern suburbs have a lot of great communities and things to do, and there are a variety of homes available in all price points. As always, enjoy!Places mentioned this week:https://www.valleyfair.com/Emma Krumbee's:https://emmakrumbees.com/MN Zoo: https://mnzoo.org/programs-events/Jensen's Cafe:https://www.jensenscafe.com/Cannon Falls: https://www.cannonfallsmn.gov/King's Place Bar:https://www.kingsplacebar.com/Alexis Bailly Vineyards:http://www.abvwines.com/Lakeville Brewery:https://lakevillebrewing.com/Recoop MN:https://www.recoopmn.com/Dakota County Lumber: https://www.dakotacountylumber.com/ On a Mission Podcast can be found onFacebook at https://www.facebook.com/onamissionpod/Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/onamissionpod/.Kelly can be found onFacebook at https://www.facebook.com/kellyanntanke/Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kellyatanke/.Dena can be found onFacebook at https://www.facebook.com/dfrankrealtor/Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/denamaefrank/website at http://www.denafrank.com.

This time around, we have the pleasure of diving into the mindset of an active Chief Executive Officer, overseeing a company that has served its community for more than 145 years. Headquartered in Winona, MN, Merchants Bank is responsible for more than $2.6 billion in assets and was the fifth-largest banking organization headquartered in Minnesota as of year-end in 2020. Greg Evans joined Merchants in 1989 and served 18 years in Winona as the Bank's senior vice president/director of marketing. From 2007 through the end of 2013, Evans served as one of the Company's four regional presidents, with leadership responsibility for markets of Cannon Falls, Red Wing and Hampton. He was named President & Chief Executive Officer for Merchants Financial Group, Inc., and Merchants Bank, N.A. in February of 2017. Listen to Greg speak on the importance of growing your organization from within, what it takes to be the leader of the team as Chief Executive Officer and how fostering a competitive spirit will help push you in the direction towards your full potential in life. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ericmuellershow/support

Keep up to date with J.D. on his personal Instagram here.According to a public announcement, he will be reopening his Falls Landing restaurant – located in the Artisan Plaza Food Hall in Cannon Falls, MN – sometime in spring/summer 2021. Find the Artisan Plaza Instagram here. You should support The Gnome as well. Make reservations here.//Support the podcast for as little as $3/month and get access to bonus content and merch! Sign up on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/foodunderfirepodFollow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook.

Coming in at No. 8 on Rolling Stones Greatest Grunge Albums list is the 1993 record from Nirvana, In Utero. Joining Bakko this week is the host of Damn Good Movie Memories, Brian Davis. Brian and Bakko get into the details of the making of the follow up to the game changing Nevermind. In Utero is the third and final studio album by American rock band Nirvana, released on September 13, 1993, by DGC Records. The band intended for the record to be a departure from the polished sound of its predecessor, Nevermind. Early in 1992, frontman Kurt Cobain stated that In Utero would showcase "both of the extremes" of Nirvana's sound, saying "it'll be more raw with some songs and more candy pop on some of the others. It won't be as one-dimensional as Nevermind". To capture a more abrasive and natural sound, Nirvana hired engineer Steve Albini to record In Utero during a two-week period in February 1993 at Pachyderm Studio in Cannon Falls, Minnesota. The music was quickly recorded within that time with few studio embellishments. The lyrics and album packaging largely incorporated medical imagery that conveyed frontman Kurt Cobain's outlook on his publicized personal life and his band's newfound fame. https://damngoodmoviememories.podbean.com/

0:00  Intro 2:30  Football Section Playoff vs. PEM 16:35  VB vs. Cannon Falls 19:45  VB vs. Lake City 23:30  Thoughts and Tangents on Volleyball 32:23  Round-up

Isaac Trotter and Guy Limbeck break down the tough-to-swallow news that the football season is over for multiple programs including Caledonia, Hayfield, Zumbrota-Mazeppa and others. They give the latest updates to whether the Rochester schools will get one more game and what a potential Section tournament could look like. They also break down the Week 6 scores, including Byron's great showing against Mayo, Century's tough loss to New Prague and Cannon Falls' huge win over P-E-M. They also chat about the potentially tough choices that could be in store for the Post Bulletin's all-area football team.

Stewartville head football coach Garrett Mueller makes his weekly guest appearance on TNAB to discuss last week's game against Cannon Falls, a look ahead to Red Wing, and the proposed schedule for Sections next week.  

Isaac Trotter and Guy Limbeck go game-by-game and break down the entire Week 5 slate of high school football. They break down big wins by Mayo, Century, John Marshall and Lourdes. Then, they also touch on incredible performances from Lanesboro, Cannon Falls and Kasson-Mantorville. They also touch on the remarkable individual performances of the week.

Laura is joined by John Peterson of Ferndale Market in Cannon Falls as they discuss the history of the business and how John raises his turkeys and other products.

Jack Lucking from Cannon Falls, MN joins Amy & JJ to talk about the apple business: his favorite varieties, whether you really need to spray your trees and his best tip for making the best pie!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:00  Introduction 2:08  Girls Tennis vs. Cannon Falls 3:06  Boys Soccer vs. Triton/KW/Hayfield 5:15  Girls Tennis Section QF vs. New Life Academy 7:05  Volleyball Season Preview 13:50  #1 Stewartville Volleyball vs. #4 Kasson-Mantorville 19:08  Boys and Girls Soccer @ KM & Section Seeding Updates 21:00  Football vs. Zumbrota-Mazeppa 29:40  Looking Ahead

0:00  Introduction 3:51  Cross Country at Lake City 9:32  Tennis vs. Winona Cotter 10:53  Girls Soccer vs. Byron 11:42  Girls Tennis vs. Lake City 13:54  Boys Soccer vs. Cannon Falls 14:30  Girls and Boys Soccer Double Header vs. Kasson-Mantorville 22:10  Girls Soccer vs. Lourdes 22:57  Cross Country @ St. Charles 26:52  Thank you to the coaches, teachers, and support staff 28:52  Looking ahead in Tiger Nation    

0:45  Boys Soccer vs. Triton/KW/Hayfield 4:16  Girls Tennis vs. Cannon Falls 5:16  Girls Soccer vs. Triton/KW/Hayfield 8:35  Cross Country - Stewartville Triangular #2 14:12  Girls Tennis vs. Lourdes 14:45  Boys Soccer vs. Byron 17:03  Girls Soccer @ Byron 18:26  Thought out to Ella Waltman 20:10  Looking ahead to MSHSL Meeting & Events this week

0:00 Intro 1:10  Episode Dedication to Jim Byrne 2:50  Cross Country Stewartville Triangular 6:13  Girls Tennis vs. Cannon Falls thoughts 6:55  Girls Soccer @ Lake City 8:24  Boys Soccer vs. Lake City 9:28  Cross Country @ Byron 13:00  Girls Tennis vs. Lourdes 13:43  Girls Soccer vs. PIZM 15:06  Boys Soccer @ PIZM 16:00  Next Week in Tiger Nation 17:33  Tiger Talk:  The Future is Bright for Girls Sports

0:00 Intro 1:06  Thoughts on Josh Buri/Parker Theobald transfer 8:36  Boys Soccer vs. Schaeffer Academy 10:15  Girls Soccer vs. Schaeffer Academy 12:45  Girls Tennis vs. Lourdes 13:18  Boys Soccer vs. Lourdes 14:50  Girls Tennis vs. Cannon Falls 16:18  Girls Soccer vs. Lourdes 17:05  Girls Tennis vs. Winona Cotter 18:25  Looking ahead in Tiger Nation 19:34  Hailey Lewis Post Bulletin Article

Erica fell in love with running and her husband Joe from Hastings Minnesota when she was in her early 20s. They wanted to start a family but had no idea what challenges would be ahead of them before growing their family. Erica was ecstatic and shocked when she peed on a stick and found out she was pregnant. Joe was surprised it happened so fast and couldn't wait to be a daddy. Little did they know, they would be brought through a terrible loss and diagnosed with a terrifying condition before their family would expand. Come along with us to hear Erica's story of pregnancy, loss, joy, and resilience. Another incredible woman from good old Cannon Falls! You don't want to miss her story.

Christopher Russi, D.O., Chair for Midwest Emergency Medicine Telehealth and Innovation for the Department of Emergency Medicine in Rochester, and Erin Mason, an Emergency Medicine physician assistant in Cannon Falls and Lake City, share the success they have found in having the ability to connect virtually through TeleEmergency Medicine.

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By Teri Knight, News Director A 17-year-old boy died Monday while cliff jumping at Lake Byllesby in Cannon Falls, Minnesota. According to Fox 9 News, the Goodhue County Sheriff’s Office said the victim, identified as Garrett Berg of Farmington, was jumping off a cliff into Lake Byllesby when a second juvenile jumped immediately after Berg

Dos años después de su anterior trabajo de estudio, Children of Paradise, Willie Nile, a punto de cumplir 72 años, se recrea de nuevo en la ciudad de Nueva York como centro de su inspiración para sacar a la luz un nuevo trabajo que ha titulado casi por obligación New York At Night y que fue publicado antes de ayer. El artista de Buffalo se marchó a Nueva Jersey para recluirse en los Hobo Sound Studios con la banda que suele acompañarle en los directos y el añadido muy especial de Steuart Smith, uno de los músicos de estudio más cotizados y colaborador habitual de los Eagles. “A Little Bit Of Love” es una canción compuesta en el piano Steinway vertical que su padre, un anciano de 102 años, regaló a su madre en unas Navidades. Es el recuerdo de por qué nos enamoramos de la música, manteniendo un espíritu infatigable junto a la capacidad de transformar lo ordinario en extraordinario por medio de las canciones. “This Forgotten Town” es la canción que abre el nuevo trabajo de los Jayhawks, XOXO, que parece procurar una invocación a Gene Clark, aunque se quede en un armonioso y lejano intento. Compuesta por Gary Louris junto al bajista Marc Perlman y compartiendo el protagonismo vocal con el batería Tim O’Reagan, es una muestra fehaciente de que este primer álbum de nuevas canciones desde Paging Mr. Proust de hace cuatro años supone un nuevo reparto del protagonismo entre los miembros del cuarteto, que completa la teclista Karen Grotberg. El próximo 10 de julio es la fecha prevista para que la banda de Minneapolis, en Minnesota, publique XOXO, grabado durante un par de semanas en los Pachyderm Studios de Cannon Falls, y en el Flowers Studio. La versión en CD tendrá tres canciones de bonificación con respecto a la edición de vinilo, pero las copias en vinilo también incluirán el CD. Escuchar audio

Our very first guest is Dave Flom, who is the head boys varsity basketball coach at Eden Prairie High School here in Minnesota which is one of the largest high schools in the state.  This season coach Flom and his team were having a dream season.  They had 4 senior starters on the team that eclipsed the 1,000 point mark in their careers and were sitting at an overall record of 28-0, ranked #1 in class 4A, the largest class in MN and were ranked #10 nationally by ESPN.  Their season ended abruptly before they were able to play their section final matchup, leaving them short of fulfilling the season long dream of winning a state championship.  Like many basketball teams across the country they didn't get to finish their season but coach Flom takes us through their season and how they handled the disappointment at the end of the year.  Coach Flom was a standout athlete at Cannon Falls high school, a small town in southern MN, and went on to play college baseball and basketball at Division 3 Gustavus.  It was on that path that he discovered he wanted to pursue coaching.  Enjoy this conversation with Eden Prairie boys head coach Dave Flom.7:46 = Dave's college experience at Gustavus22:11 = Eden Prairie the early years and building the program38:17 = The 2019-20 EP season53:06 = Disappointment of season ending prematurely1:04:30 = Dream basketball starting 51:06:17 = Unbeliveable story about Trent Tucker, beating him in 1-on-1 and Trent bringing Dave to New York for a Knicks game

0:00  Intro 1:58  GBB vs. Kasson-Mantorville 8:40  Honoring a legend:  Kasey Morlock 14:28  BBB vs. Kasson-Mantorville 18:39  Wrestling vs. Lake City 19:04  BBB vs. Cannon Falls 22:07  GBB @ Cannon Falls 27:16  BBB vs. Chatfield 35:19  What's ahead for Tiger Nation 36:25  Final Thoughts  

0:52  BBB vs. Houston 3:08  GBB vs. St. Paul Como Park 7:45  BBB vs. Jordan 10:45  Shoutouts to 2 BB players 13:42  Big Game!!! GBB vs. Lourdes 21:30  BBB @ Lourdes 23:10  Gymnastics vs. KMT 24:54  GBB vs. Cannon Falls 28:39  BBB @ Cannon Falls 30:46  GBB vs. Simley 31:54  Stewartville Wrestling Invitational 34:24  Looking ahead in Tiger Nation

Alec, Brian and Martin begin the 10th episode of Triple Overtime with a girls' section swimming recap followed by a preview of the state meet. Martin recaps Cannon Falls' loss in the state football quarterfinals and the trio ends with a discussion on neutral-site football games.

0:00 Intro 1:30  Girls Tennis Individual Sections 2:35  HVL Championships for Cross Country 5:18  Senior Night for Volleyball vs. Triton 9:07  The Hurricane and The Phenom stop by to chat volleyball 31:23  FB District Championship on the line vs. Cannon Falls 38:50  Coach Mueller Interview

A chase and subsequent lengthy search for a person this morning

It's a show designed to have you thinking of Fall.  Sweetland Orchard co-owner Gretchen Perbix tells us about the versatility of this year's crop of apples.  Ferndale Farms owner John Peterson explains the latest in turkey news and previews the Flavors of the Falls event in Cannon Falls.  Plus, Dara tells us her favorite apple pie (and adjacent) recipes.

Spring sports have finally started some games and meets to talk about, so we do just that! 0:00 Intro 1:08  GBB Award Winners 2:40  Stewartville Pacesetter Region 1 Results 5:46  Track & Field @ Triton 13:20  Baseball vs. Cannon Falls 14:44  Softball vs. Albert Lea 18:19  Girls Track @ UW Stout Elite Track Meet 22:08  Looking ahead in Tiger Nation

0:00  Intro 3:12  Gymnastics Section Tournament 6:20  BBB vs. Cannon Falls 7:30 GBB vs. Triton - Section 1AA Sweet 16 12:45  Breakdown of GBB Section 1AA results 23:47  BBB vs. Zumbrota-Mazeppa 28:08  Wrestling Individual Section 32:12  Wrap-up

On this episode of the Sustainable Dish Podcast. I speak with Mike Lorentz from Lorentz Meats in Cannon Falls, Minnesota. Mike and I discuss navigating USDA meat processing regulations, changes in the slaughter landscape, Temple Grandin, and the future of meat processing.

In this episode, we talk Rich Pitino's hiring, the three things that can stop the Wild making the playoffs, the Aaron Hicks disaster, and the Timberwolves offseason (even though nobody wants to talk about the Wolves.) Plus, we cover frosted tips and wearing puka shells on the reg, school funding in Cannon Falls, the natural ally of the Rosemount HS graduate, and the location of Quinnipiac. In other words, everything is covered. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This has never been asked of Obama and never answered, so far as I know. And chances are he won't answer it definitively when he unveils his new jobs program before a joint session of Congress this week. But there are big clues from his prior policies and the batch of ideas now emanating from the White House. The president believes government is the premier job creator. Why? One reason is government understands markets better than the private sector, so long as the right people are in charge, like Obama himself. “You can't just make money on SUVs and trucks,” he said at a town hall meeting in Cannon Falls, Minnesota, on August 15. “As gas prices keep going up, you've got to understand the market.” Having bailed out Chrysler and GM, he instructed them to invest in electric cars and added, “We put investments” in advanced batteries. “It creates jobs.”  

This has never been asked of Obama and never answered, so far as I know. And chances are he won't answer it definitively when he unveils his new jobs program before a joint session of Congress this week. But there are big clues from his prior policies and the batch of ideas now emanating from the White House. The president believes government is the premier job creator. Why? One reason is government understands markets better than the private sector, so long as the right people are in charge, like Obama himself. “You can't just make money on SUVs and trucks,” he said at a town hall meeting in Cannon Falls, Minnesota, on August 15. “As gas prices keep going up, you've got to understand the market.” Having bailed out Chrysler and GM, he instructed them to invest in electric cars and added, “We put investments” in advanced batteries. “It creates jobs.”  

Ari Herstand played in the Courtyard Cafe Wednesday, 1 October 2008, to a packed crowd.  Just before the show, your podcaster sat down in Studio B for the first ever in studio performance and interview with the Minneapolis artist.  Note to the careful listener: your interviewer is aware that Pachyderm Studios are in Cannon Falls, [...]

Ari Herstand played in the Courtyard Cafe Wednesday, 1 October 2008, to a packed crowd.  Just before the show, your podcaster sat down in Studio B for the first ever in studio performance and interview with the Minneapolis artist.  Note to the careful listener: your interviewer is aware that Pachyderm Studios are in Cannon Falls, [...]