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The weekend of Dec. 21-22 will be Minnesota's last chance to experience the longstanding and beloved holiday show, A Christmas Celebration with The Steeles.After 40 years, the Minnesota gospel group is wrapping up their run of Christmas concerts. Siblings J.D., Fred, Jearlyn, Jevetta and Billy Steele have brought their joyful holiday harmonies to Minnesota audiences since 1984 and plan to do so one last time at the Pantages Theatre Saturday and Sunday.The Steeles are an integral part of the Minnesota sound and have recorded and performed with Prince, Donald Fagen, Morgan Freeman and others throughout their career. The family traveled the world in the acclaimed musical The Gospel at Colonus and contributed to several soundtracks. Jevetta Steele takes a break from rehearsals to talk with MPR News host Nina Moini about the band's final Christmas shows.
The weekend of Dec. 21-22 will be Minnesota's last chance to experience the longstanding and beloved holiday show, A Christmas Celebration with The Steeles.After 40 years, the Minnesota gospel group is wrapping up their run of Christmas concerts. Siblings J.D., Fred, Jearlyn, Jevetta and Billy Steele have brought their joyful holiday harmonies to Minnesota audiences since 1984 and plan to do so one last time at the Pantages Theatre Saturday and Sunday.The Steeles are an integral part of the Minnesota sound and have recorded and performed with Prince, Donald Fagen, Morgan Freeman and others throughout their career. The family traveled the world in the acclaimed musical The Gospel at Colonus and contributed to several soundtracks. Jevetta Steele takes a break from rehearsals to talk with MPR News host Nina Moini about the band's final Christmas shows.
It's a sad night in the annals of WCCO Radio. Jearlyn has announced that this will be her final program. In the wake of her retirement from Newstalk 8-3-0, she opens up the phone lines to talk with the loyal listeners of the show.
In the last hour of her time on Newstalk 8-3-0, Jearlyn continues to open up the phones, talks with a few special callers, and reminisces about her favorite time of any show...the Mom & Michael Hour.
TPT "Almanac" host and former WCCO Radio news anchor Eric Eskola shares his memories of working with Jearlyn during her final show on the air.
WCCO Radio news anchor, and "Sistah Girlfriend", Susie Jones calls in to offer Jearlyn well wishes during her final show on 8-3-0.
Former WCCO Radio news anchor Steve Murphy wishes Jearlyn the best during her final show on the station.
Former WCCO Radio news anchor Bruce Hagevik shares fond memories of working with Jearlyn during this final Steele Talkin' program.
On this holiday weekend edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn sits down with the following guests: Legendary Soul/R&B singer Ginger Commodore Wobegon® Brass Band conductor Mike Halstenson Educator and Santa Sessions creator Jen Scott "A Stevie Wonder Experience" vocalist and drummer Craig Dion
Jearlyn spends some time discussing Cyber Monday deals, Hallmark movies, and the importance of kindness during the holiday season. Sue Aberholden of NAMI MN gives us some ideas of how to help yourself and others suffering from depression during the holiday season.
On this pre-Holiday edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn talks to the following guests: “Dr. Seuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas” choreographer Linda Talcott Lee Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston "A Christmas In Ochopee" artistic director Rhiana Yazzie and playwright Montana Cypress
Jearlyn opens the show by gushing over the Christmas lights she's seeing on Hennepin Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis. Plus, how do you know the age of a bar? Tom Grainger of Niron Magnetics discusses the recent announcement of an investment given to the local company by 2 of America's biggest automakers.
Jearlyn takes this first hour to go through some talker topics that may bend your ear. They include the red hot Vikings, Taylor Swift's latest showing of PDA, and how cities can celebrate the holidays.
On this edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn dives into the Arts world with the following guests: "Company" actress Judy McClane Rhythmically Speaking Dance artistic and executive director Erinn Liebhard Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston "I Am Betty" director Maija Garcia
Jearlyn takes time to comment on the current war happening in Israel and on the Gaza Strip. She also reaches out to the listeners for some commentary. Ben Iverson explains the new scholarship initiative that Concordia College-Moorhead is establishing for some prospective students.
Jearlyn takes the first part of the show to discuss horror films (in anticipation of Halloween) and the lack of holiday cheer in Downtown Minneapolis over the last few years. St. Paul Public Works director Sean Kershaw tells us how the city is getting prepared for the Winter weather that can impact the roadways.
On this episode of Center Stage, Jearlyn gets the skinny from the following guests: Local vocalist Kathleen Johnson Minnesota Symphonic Winds associate conductor Paul Kile Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston Local vocalist Leslie Vincent
Jearlyn takes the first part of the hour to discuss some of the of 2024 Presidential candidates and the traits she looks for in a politician. Simone Hardeman Jones from GreenLight Fund Twin Cities discusses a new app designed to address maternal health disparities.
On this week's edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn talks with the following guests: Mixed Blood Theatre artistic director Mark Valdez Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston "FETAL" playwright Trista Baldwin Plus, Jearlyn previews the MN Orchestra's event with the movie "Get Out", in which the Steele Family will be involved.
Jearlyn takes time to discuss the importance of words and their historical context. She also stresses how important it is to go out and vote in as many elections as you're allowed. Chelsea McGuire of M Health Fairview's Phalen Village Clinic previews an upcoming event where people can get mammograms.
In the wake of the continued chaos in Washington, D.C., Jearlyn dedicates more time to explain her reasoning of why voting is so important. Dr. Henry Morris of Minnesota State University-Mankato goes into the details of booking guest lecturers to speak on campus.
On this week's Center Stage hour, Jearlyn chats with the following guests: Local Folk/Americana musician Jaspar Lepak "Finding Her Beat" executive and producer Jennifer Weir Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston Local singer/musician Skarlett Woods
Cheri Goodwin from the Red Lake Nation explains the impact of the tribe buying two parcels of land from the city of Minneapolis. Jearlyn reaches out to the listeners to ask why support for Ukraine appears to be fading in some corners of the U.S.
Jearlyn shares her frustration about how Congress does its business when it comes to funding the government. She also discusses the Twins' upcoming playoff series. Washington Post reporter Jacob Bogage gives us a deeper dive on Congress avoiding a Government Shutdown.
Jearlyn welcomes the following guests for this edition of Center Stage: Sounds of Blackness founder Gary Hines “Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress” playwright Juliany Taveras Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston “Spookley the Square Pumpkin” director Cody Braudt
Jearlyn talks about a historic game for one NFL team. St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter gives us an update on a milestone for the city's Inheritance Fund.
Jearlyn looks into why some of us are feeling those ailments we had more often before COVID hit, as well as the latest on the new vaccine. Attorney Joe Tamburino goes through some of the ramifications of the latest indictments against Hunter Biden.
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee distinguished professor of Economics John S. Heywood discusses labor unions and the bevy of strikes happening this year. After the conversation, Jearlyn opens up the phone lines to talk about the impact of unions.
It's a jam-packed edition of Center Stage. Jearlyn invites the following guests on the show: Rising musician Yohannes Tona "Cookin'" production supervisor Kate Young Eun Park Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston Jazz MN Orchestra music director Pete Whitman
Jearlyn wonders why there's so much vitriol against our current President. Registered dietician Carolina Schneider tells us why the Farm Bill will benefit those beyond the agricultural community.
On the latest edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn sits down with the following guests: MSP Film programmer Craig Laurence Rice Renowned singer/musician Paul Peterson Renowned bassist/singer/songwriter Amy LeVere
Jearlyn is back in the house! She talks about her experience out at this year's State Fair. MN Rep. Zack Stephenson tells us about the upcoming "Social District" program in Anoka.
On this edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn catches up with the following guests: Singer/songwriter Mae Simpson Legendary singer/actor/performer T Mychael Rambo
On this week's Center Stage, Jearlyn strikes up some conversation with the following guests: Dance City founder/director Cierra Burnaugh Singer/musician/songwriter Mary Strand Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston
On this week's edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn talks with: Rosemount HS student and nationally-recognized musical theatre student Mia Nelson Local Folk/Soul artist & songwriter Kashimana "Jim Caruso's Cast Party" creator/host Jim Caruso Local musician/songwriter Brynn Andre
Eric Asleson of K&S Heating provides some tips on how to keep our air conditioning and central air machines working properly in this Summer of poor air across the state. What should we be wearing when it comes to the Summer months? Jearlyn looks into fashion and climate during the second part of the hour.
Is the circus not long for this world? Jearlyn wonders whether younger generations still want to go see the grandeur of this art form, especially considering the recent financial struggles of Cirque du Soleil. Nat Smitobol from IvyWise describes the impact of some colleges deciding to drop Legacy status from their admissions practices.
Jearlyn dives in on the SAG-AFTRA strike and the importance of unions as a whole. Dr. Aretta-Rie Johnson brings us into the worlds of her new candy store and her overall initiative.
On this week's edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn welcomes the following guests on the program: Jazz vocalist/songwriter Leslie Vincent "The Kung Fu Zombies Saga: Shaman Warrior & Cannibals" playwright Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston
A newlywed groom is looking to divorce his bride over what?!? Jearlyn looks into the story to discuss the historical practice of the wedding day. WIRED staff writer Amanda Hoover takes us through the emergence of the new social media platform, Threads.
This week, the FDA fully approved a new drug meant to combat the effects of Alzheimer's disease. Whom will this ultimately benefit? Jearlyn asks Sue Parriott, CEO of the Minnesota-North Dakota chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.
Jearlyn leads off this last show of June by talking about "what's in a name" and buying fireworks for the Fourth. Carrie Ann Christensen from the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board explains a new program to combat graffiti on local park structures.
On this edition of the Center Stage hour, Jearlyn speaks to the following guests: "LOCH MESS! The World's Largest Freshwater Musical" playwright/composer Josef Evans and performer Lux Mortenson Singer/musician/songwriter Aaron "Heatbox" Heaton "The Music of Gladys Knight" lead performer MsArnise Singer/musician/songwriter Josh Cleveland
Jearlyn discusses the importance of Father's Day and if there's as much attention paid to it as there should be. Dr. Craig Bowron of Abbott Northwestern tells us the growing influence of men getting help for mental issues.
In 2023, are strides being made to help men get the care they need for their minds? June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, and Jearlyn invites Abbott Northwestern hospitalist and author Dr. Craig Bowron on the show to explain the barriers men have to seeking this type of health care and how those are slowly being eroded.
Jearlyn gives her thoughts on the DeSantis-Disney fight and the tragic death of a former American Olympian. Strive Publishing founder Mary Taris tells us about her new bookstore in Minneapolis.
On this edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn talks with the following guests: "The Buddha Prince" creator/writer/director Markell Kiefer Stages Theatre CEO & artistic director Sandy Boren-Barrett Twin Cities Jazz Festival founder Steve Heckler Comedian C. Willi Myles
Jearlyn is back in studio, and she chops it up with producer Jonathan Lowe. Author and developmental psychologist Dr. Michael C. Reichert gives us his thoughts on raising boys in this day and age.
Jearlyn starts the show by discussing some of the air quality issues that the state has faced recently, despite the otherwise bright and sunny weather. She also introduces us to a new law meant to help smaller repair businesses get the materials they need to continue working. MN POST Board executive director Erik Misselt tells us what changes the group is making to licensing peace officers around the state.
On this week's hour of Center Stage, Jearlyn gets in touch with the following guests: Loons on the Lake Comedy Festival producer Randy Lubas Local musician/songwriter Jim Walsh Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston
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