Podcast appearances and mentions of Loring Park

It's your favorite syndicated tabloid entertainment TV show that's actually a podcast: Loring Stories with Taylor Dahlin.On today's episode, an attack on the first amendment - Taylor captured exclusive video of herself being physically assaulted by a smaller, much older woman in Loring Park. Plus a tree fell down. Then, executive producer John Edwards bids farewell to the mayoral campaign of Emily Koski. Watch: https://youtube.com/wedgeliveJoin the conversation: https://bsky.app/profile/wedge.liveSupport the show: https://patreon.com/wedgeliveWedge LIVE theme song by Anthony Kasper x LaFontsee

On Dec. 18 Holidazzle will return to its beginnings: Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis. The event started as parade in 1992 that attracted more than 750,000 people downtown. In 2016 it moved to Loring Park due to construction on Nicollet Mall, and since the pandemic the event has been on thin ice. In 2023 it was altogether canceled.The CEO and President of the Minneapolis Downtown Council, Adam Duininck, joined Minnesota Now to talk about the new iteration of Holidazzle and how it fits into the council's plans to revamp downtown Minneapolis.

Matt is live from Pride in Loring Park as he interviews attendees!

We're biking from downtown Minneapolis to Powderhorn Park to talk about People's Pride — the local, laid back, non-corporate alternative to Twin Cities Pride. No police either — they've taken sequeerity into their own hands. It's happening Saturday, June 29 at Powderhorn Park from noon to 4 pm. My guest is one of the event's organizers, Luna Zeidner, who talks about the recent origins of this event as an alternative to the big corporate sponsored Pride festival in Loring Park, how organizers have navigated city permitting and security requirements, and why you should come out and enjoy the event. They're also looking for volunteers and donations. For more information on People's Pride at Powderhorn Park: https://www.mplspeoplespride.com/ Donate to support the event: https://www.gofundme.com/f/877th-support-the-2024-minneapolis-peoples-pride Luna suggests that after People's Pride on Saturday, you can show up downtown on Sunday to participate in the annual Taking Back Pride protest of the police and corporate presence at Twin Cities Pride: https://www.instagram.com/takingbackpride/ As an alternative, John suggest showing up to Loring Park's Pride festival on Sunday to take in the corporate sponsorships and sign up to join the FBI: https://www.fbi.gov We also talk to Luna about how selling her car helped her to afford the purchase of a home, while also getting healthier and more connected to her community; her reaction to downtown scooter outrage; and why it's more important than ever to get involved in the lives of young people. Watch: https://youtube.com/wedgelive Join the conversation: https://twitter.com/wedgelive Support the show: https://patreon.com/wedgelive Wedge LIVE theme song by Anthony Kasper x LaFontsee

It's the world's first half bike/half scooter mobile podcast episode, with Taylor Dahlin. We are patrolling the streets of Loring Park and downtown Minneapolis on the lookout for scooter scofflaws. We talk about the alleged connection between scooter ridership and crime; Taylor's transportation habits as a year-round, all-seasons scooter commuter; the state of bike and scooter infrastructure in Minneapolis; and so much more. You're won't want to miss the lovely scenery, so catch this episode on our YouTube channel. Watch: https://youtube.com/wedgelive Join the conversation: https://twitter.com/wedgelive Support the show: https://patreon.com/wedgelive Wedge LIVE theme song by Anthony Kasper x LaFontsee

The mayor is officially done with Nikki Haley, who can't even bring herself to differentiate between men and women. The chemistry dept at Rice University has blown itself up, metaphorically. Lakes freeze over on the latest date in history, oh, except for 1877. Johnny Heidt with guitar news.Heard On The Show:Man found mentally incompetent to stand trial in brutal killing of Loring Park store clerkMinnesota's first openly gay state Supreme Court justice to retireKing Charles to be hospitalized Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The mayor is officially done with Nikki Haley, who can't even bring herself to differentiate between men and women. The chemistry dept at Rice University has blown itself up, metaphorically. Lakes freeze over on the latest date in history, oh, except for 1877. Johnny Heidt with guitar news. Heard On The Show: Man found mentally incompetent to stand trial in brutal killing of Loring Park store clerk Minnesota's first openly gay state Supreme Court justice to retire King Charles to be hospitalized Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Following a story of fat shaming out of Colorado, Robbie's Rundown talks about the tragic situation in Loring Park, the protests that erupted during rush hour and the Golden Globe nominations are out plus much more.

Following a story of fat shaming out of Colorado, Robbie's Rundown talks about the tragic situation in Loring Park, the protests that erupted during rush hour and the Golden Globe nominations are out plus much more.

Robbie's Rundown includes stories on the Vikings close shave win in Las Vegas, slick roads lead to trouble back here on the home front and a tragic story from Loring Park so bizarre that made the national news.

Zach Metzger joined Vineeta Sawkar on the WCCO Morning News to share an Eyewitness Account.

Zach Metzger joined Vineeta Sawkar on the WCCO Morning News to share an Eyewitness Account.

Lori and Julia learn that Lady Gaga was spotted in Loring Park! Plus, we talk to Rachel Howzell Hall about her book 'What Never Happened'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Lori and Julia learn that Lady Gaga was spotted in Loring Park! Plus, we talk to Rachel Howzell Hall about her book 'What Never Happened'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chef Ann Ahmed is a semi-finalist for a James Beard Award. She joined Jason to talk about that honor and opening a new restaurant in Loring Park!

Stories in this episode: Day in History: 1972: First week in seven years, zero American casualties in Vietnam Golf advocates make their case to Rochester Park Board Rochester Public Schools Foundation awards more than $12,000 in grants Rochester man identified in Sunday shooting near Loring Park in Minneapolis Ask, No. 2 K-M win five-set thriller over No. 5 Stewartville The Post Bulletin is proud to be a part of the Trust Project. Learn more at thetrustproject.org.

In this episode, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) Michelle Iversen discusses the importance of Pride and finding your support for the LGBTQIA+ community along with special guest Nathaniel Churchill, LPCC. Nathaniel is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor at Nystrom and Associates. He is a seasoned child and adolescent therapist and specializes in LGBTQIA+ issues, anxiety, mood, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders.Listen as Michelle and Nathaniel talk about the upcoming 50th anniversary of Pride, and explore what helps to create a sense of community for clients identifying as LGBTQIA+. Together they explore how we work with clients on finding their personal community and how we can have ways to celebrate Pride all throughout the year.Please also stop by and say hi to us at our Pride Festival booth in Loring Park on Saturday, 6/25 and Sunday, 6/26!Do you have feedback or topic requests? Email us at podcast@nystromcounseling.comWe'd love to hear from you!Follow alongInstagramFacebookNystrom & Associates

Jason finished Katie Couric's book "Going There" and wants more. Dave Chapelle, Justin Bieber, Usher and friends dined at The Lotus Restaurant in Loring Park and other fun food news. Travis Scott has offered to pay for the funeral of the 8 fans who died at Astrofest last Friday and other updates.

Jordana and Jason DeRusha talk about the wild incident that happened to Minneapolis City Council Vice President  Andrea Jenkins at Loring Park last weekend.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get the info on this year's slightly modified Pride celebration in Loring Park.

If you're going to be successful in real estate, you need to know how to do two things:  Set goals and negotiate. Today I'm sitting down with a woman that could write a book about both. Stephanie Gruver out of our Loring Park office transitioned into real estate from the insurance industry and transformed herself both professionally and personally. She will talk about that, her passion for vintage houses, how she lost over 60 pounds since January, and her keys to approaching the art of negotiation. That's all coming up on the Results-Driven Podcast.   Reach out to Stephanie here: http://www.stephaniegruver.com/ How are we doing? Have a guest suggestion? Head here: http://resultsdrivenfeedback.com/

In this short episode, Charlie talks about what is going on in her life from a bear destroying their bird feeder to a yummy cookbook inspired meal. (The cookbook is called Small Victories by Julia Turshen) For Charlie's birthday this year and with it being pride month, she is asking for donations through her Facebook campaign for the Black Trans Women Advocacy Coalition. Please consider donating to honor the black trans women who have fought for the rights of our LGBTQIA communities. She also discusses The Radical Joy Project's event this week for black femme healing. It is on June 28th from 6-9pm in the Loring Park area. Please check out their Instagram @radicaljoyproject and/or email them at blackfemmesolidarity@gmail.com to figure out how you can contribute. (For example, Charlie donated necklaces she made and Kyle donated tattoo gift cards for their raffle. Cash funds are also accepted.) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smokeyacrespodcast/support

Bill takes a humorous look at weekend news and daily life with friend and colleague Patrick Albanese.  Then Pastor Trent Palmberg shares the innovative ministry at Wooddale Church's Loring Park campus and how meeting in a historic theater is opening unique doors to share the love of Christ.

On location in Loring Park for the 2019 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 2.

On location in Loring Park for the 2019 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 2.

On location in Loring Park for the 2019 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 1.

On location in Loring Park for the 2019 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 1.

In Episode 19 of Listening At The Fire, host Virginia Anzengruber illuminates the history of the show's title, which is borrowed from a book of poetry that was published at Fountain Street Church in 1998.  Virginia reads the preface, by editor Linda Rosenthal, and then invites you to listen to a selection of poems from this book, read by current Fountain Street Church members and staff -- many of whom are poets themselves.  A massive thank you to our readers: Meredith Bradley, Jean Reed Bahle, Danny Heck, Rev. Dr. Fred Wooden, Nessa McCasey, and Neil Kaufman. The list of poems read in the episode is below: "The Squirrels in Loring Park" by Sherryl Acey (read by Meredith Bradley) "Attitude" by Barbara N. Amberg (read by Danny Heck) "Donna" by Virginia Minor Rankin (read by Rev. Dr. Fred Wooden) "Working with Words" by Beth Sanders (read by Nessa McCasey) "To the Beach" by Ralph K. Rye (read by Jean Reed Bahle) "Wet on Wet" by Virginia Braley (read by Neil Kaufman) "Retro-Life" by Marion H. Smith (read by Meredith Bradley) "The Dragonfly" by Sarah A. Borisch (read by Danny Heck) "October 25th Thanksgiving in Grenada, West India" by Virginia Minor Rankin (read by Rev. Dr. Fred Wooden) "Like Dorothy" by Gail Rutgers (read by Nessa McCasey) "On the Fringes" by Beth Sanders (read by Jean Reed Bahle) "Felis Domestica" by Patricia Clark (read by Neil Kaufman) "Before You Can Let Go" by Meredith Bradley "Still Births" by Ted Damstra (read by Danny Heck) "For Dian (My Sister)" by Gail Rutgers (read by Nessa McCasey) "Grace" by Beth Sanders (read by Jean Reed Bahle) "Y'all" by Neil Kaufman "Snow" by Lauren Farrar, Age 10 (read by Danny Heck) "The Peace I Need" by Nessa McCasey "Fear and Invisibility" by Neil Kaufman "Does the Loving Do Us Any Good?" by Nessa McCasey "Educating You Strength to Yourself" by Neil Kaufman "Right to Own Your Life" by Nessa McCasey "The Rear View" by Jean Reed Bahle   Connect with the many poetry groups available for participation at Fountain Street Church: Spiritual Expressions: contact Nessa McCasey at poetnessa@gmail.com Join Nessa in a safe, healing writing group. This workshop does not require that you have writing skills or experience; rather, Nessa brings prompts to encourage discussion and personal expression (as a journal entry, memoir or an essay, even a list of words). There is no judgment or critique of writings. Each participant may choose to share or keep private their writings. She models positive responses which tend to inspire a love-fest of creative expression; she has worked with many people who have found the pleasure of their own wellbeing through creativity. As a certified poetry therapist, Nessa McCasey works with individuals, couples, and groups to facilitate their writing in a healing manner. Poetry therapy is part of the expressive arts in Healing (as are music therapy, arts therapy, etc.). She is a mentor with--and the past Director of--the International Academy for Poetry Therapy, an education/training organization for the field of poetry therapy/therapeutic writing. A graduate of the University of Michigan in English, she offers courses (including online) in poetic forms, poetry as healing, writing through life's transitions, creative coaching/problem-solving. Suggested donation of $15. https://fscspiritualexpressions.wordpress.com Friday Morning Poetry Group: contact Louisa Nally at pnally@comcast.net Poet Neil Kaufman can be found at: https://thefolktransformer.bandcamp.com/

Ben forgot he had a dentist appointment yesterday and ate half a bag of cheetos. Not good. He needed a toothbrush so Intern Jane offered hers. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!? We let the #GoFam decide if that's gross or not. You'll be surprised at what people actually said. Want to go BACKSTAGE at this year's Audi Minneapolis/Audi Saint Paul Go Fest 19 with X Ambassadors and Catfish and the Bottlemen? We tell you how easy it is. $1000 MINUTE: Sandra from Oakdale played today and had a crack at our new grand prize of a staycation at Radisson Red, free stuff from the OUI Bar and SOLD OUT Billie Eilish tickets at The Armory! PLUS, we're throwing in 5 one-hour massages from Elements Massage in Eden Prairie! GET TO KNOW: It's the last day of school for a lot of kids in Minnesota this week. For #ThrowbackThursday, what is your favorite last day of school memory? THIRSTY THURSDAY: It's Pride Month and The Beer Dabbler was here to tell us about the 57 breweries that make up this year's Pride Dabbler in Loring Park on June 21st. Buy your tickets here before they sell out: https://beerdabbler.com/pages/buy-tickets

On-location in Loring Park for the 2018 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 1.

On-location in Loring Park for the 2018 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 3.

On-location in Loring Park for the 2018 Twin Cities Pride Festival.

On-location in Loring Park for the 2018 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 3.

On-location in Loring Park for the 2018 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 2.

On-location in Loring Park for the 2018 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 1.

On-location in Loring Park for the 2018 Twin Cities Pride Festival.

On-location in Loring Park for the 2018 Twin Cities Pride Festival Part 2.

Today I’ll be talking with Twin Cities musical icon Leslie Ball. Leslie has performed on theater stages and in music clubs around the region and the country, and her first solo recording “Loring Park” earned her a Minnesota Music Award for best female songwriter. Many musicians, including Helen Reddy and Nick Lowe, have performed and recorded Leslie’s material. In August of 1991, she launched BALLS Cabaret, a weekly experimental stage for artists of any discipline, at any level of experience. BALLS continually wins awards as the best open stage in town, and was cited in The New York Times as a “must-see” while in the Twin Cities. The local press often refers to Leslie as “the den mother of the Twin Cities art community.” We spoke at my studio in North Minneapolis. PART ONE: The Interview PART TWO: A Song PART THREE: Leslie gets to ask the Music Director! You can find Leslie on the web at LeslieBall.com. This episode brings us to the end of the Spring 2018 season of Ask the Music Director, and I want to thank you all so much for listening. I hope you’ve enjoyed meeting this talented group of Twin Cities music makers, and maybe you’ve even learned a thing or two from me, the music director, along the way. What have I learned? That I seem to be drawn to people engaged in work on the fringes. From Tyler Michaels’ new theater company to James Rocco’s avant garde art to Leslie Ball’s weekly experimental cabaret, I always want to hear about the new, the exciting, the cutting edge. I hope the same is true for you as well! I will be back in the fall of 2018 with a whole new set of interviews, but in the meantime I hope you will subscribe to the podcast. There will be a bonus episode or two coming this summer, and I wouldn’t want you to miss anything! Do you have any comments? Questions? Suggestions? You can always reach me on Facebook, @askthemdpodcast, or on the web page askthemdpodcast.com. Send your friends to find us on Apple Podcasts, the iTunes Store, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts—and if you get a chance, leave us a review! It’ll help others find their way to us. Thank you! EPISODE NOTES Episode duration: 53:51 At 40:17 Leslie Ball sings “A Cappella” from Painting It Red (duration: 1:37). Composers: Leslie Ball and Gary Rue Publisher: Loose Canon Used by permission. This recording ©2018 by Dennis Curley. All Rights Reserved.Theme music: “Let’s Start Where We’re At” — music ©2010 by Dennis Curley, lyrics ©2010 by James Arthur Robinson. All Rights Reserved.

      EVERY LAST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH #HONEYHUSH PRESENTS #PRINCERADIO  TONIGHT YOU WILL HEAR:   PRINCE JAZZ FUNK SESSIONS 77 Prince on keys/guitar at age 19, with Andre Cymone on bass and Bobby Z (supposedly) on drums, playing 8 impressive fusion jazz funk tracks at Loring Park rehearsal room in 1977 in Minneapolis. NELSON-CYMONE-RIVKIN -PRINCE LORING PARK SESSIONS 77 No copyright infringement intended. All rights by the copyright holders - created for listening purposes.  So, you go to bed with your significant other.  You've been with this person for 8 years, over or under, but it's been a while and you're happy. You wake up the next morning and they are gone. All their clothes are gone, their personal belongings – just vanished in thin air with no clue to where they've been, nothing. Wow what happened? Not even a good bye, but they are scram – Enter Stephanie Beard – HONEY HUSH, she is the cream for your legs, the perfume for your neck and wrists, she is the remedy! 515-605-9376.   Listen or call in on her cue for you to call  Honey Hush!  

Part 2 of on-location coverage of the 2017 Pride Dabbler in Loring Park.

Part 1 of on-location coverage of the 2017 Pride Dabbler in Loring Park.

Part 4 of on-location coverage of the 2017 Pride Dabbler in Loring Park.

Part 3 of on-location coverage of the 2017 Pride Dabbler in Loring Park.

Part 1 of on-location coverage of the 2017 Pride Dabbler in Loring Park.

Part 2 of special on-location coverage of Sunday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 1 of special on-location coverage of Sunday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 5 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 4 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 3 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 2 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 3 of on-location coverage of the 2017 Pride Dabbler in Loring Park.

Part 4 of on-location coverage of the 2017 Pride Dabbler in Loring Park.

Part 1 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 1 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 2 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 3 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 4 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 5 of special on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 1 of special on-location coverage of Sunday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 2 of special on-location coverage of Sunday in Loring Park at Pride 2017.

Part 2 of on-location coverage of the 2017 Pride Dabbler in Loring Park.

We shuffle Jakey Emmert into the Magnodome to talk pimping for Hardee's as a child, living Loring Park-adjacent, and to promote the 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival in Minneapolis

The band Cloud Cult is hard to categorize — both musically and lyrically — though it’s been called an “orchestral indie rock collective.” Less in question is the profound and life-giving force of its music. Cloud Cult’s trajectory was altered the day its co-founder and singer-songwriter, Craig Minowa, and his wife woke up to find that their two-year-old son had mysteriously died in his sleep. Live from our studios on Loring Park, we explore the art that has emerged ever since — spanning the human experience from the rawest grief to the fiercest hope. This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode “Cloud Cult — Music Is Medicine.” Find more at onbeing.org.

The band Cloud Cult is hard to categorize — both musically and lyrically — though it’s been called an “orchestral indie rock collective.” Less in question is the profound and life-giving force of its music. Cloud Cult’s trajectory was altered the day its co-founder and singer-songwriter, Craig Minowa, and his wife woke up to find that their two-year-old son had mysteriously died in his sleep. Live from our studios on Loring Park, we explore the art that has emerged ever since — spanning the human experience from the rawest grief to the fiercest hope.

The podcast this week is a conversation with Janne Flisrand. In addition to being a housing policy consultant and the vice-chair of streets.mn, Janne Flisrand is running for City Council in Minneapolis’ Ward 7, a neighborhood around uptown, Lake of the Isles, downtown, Loring Park, and Bryn Mawr. We sat down the other day to […]

Part 1 of On-location coverage of Gay For Good's Earth Day Cleanup at Loring Park

Part 2 of On-location coverage of Gay For Good's Earth Day Cleanup at Loring Park

Part 2 of On-location coverage of Gay For Good's Earth Day Cleanup at Loring Park

Part 1 of On-location coverage of Gay For Good's Earth Day Cleanup at Loring Park

Part 2 of on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2016

On-location coverage of Sunday in Loring Park at Pride 2016

Part 1 of on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2016

On-location coverage of Sunday in Loring Park at Pride 2016

Part 1 of on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2016

Part 2 of on-location coverage of Saturday in Loring Park at Pride 2016

This is on-location coverage of the Loring Park Vigil to Unite on Sunday, June 12th, 2016. This episode features many attendees and community leaders commenting on the tragic events in Orlando.

This is on-location coverage of the Loring Park Vigil to Unite on Sunday, June 12th, 2016. This episode features many attendees and community leaders commenting on the tragic events in Orlando.

The Irish poet and “New Yorker” poetry editor Paul Muldoon has won the Pulitzer Prize, written for other media from radio to song, and plays in a rock band. He visited us for a magical day at the On Being studios on Loring Park in Minneapolis, including a dinner salon and reading from his work.

In response to the tragic death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, Trena Bolden Fields interviews psychologist Tom Glaser on the effects of addiction and things actors can do to safeguard themselves. Tom Glaser is a masters-level licensed psychologist with over 25 years of experience.  His passion for for health and wellness began in his teens, paving the way for the holistic approach he brings to his work and personal life.  Buddhism and Native American spirituality are also strong influences, and he teaches on topics including mindfulness, sexuality, positive psychology, and emotional intelligence.  He now works in private practice near Loring Park in Minneapolis. Tom is also a singer and stage and film actor. More information about Tom and his practice can be found at www.tomglaserLP.com, or call him at 612-240-4289.

In the first hour, C-Mac and The Ace break down the NFC East, home of the Super Bowl XLVI Champion New York Giants! It's the first week of their '8 Weeks, 8 Divisions' series. In hour two, Jakey just got done playing Bingo, we'll find out how he did, also, we discuss Loring Park and so much more!  Join our conversation or listen live!

Download episode # 129 Laura Rad and Gay Rick head to the Twin Cities Pride Fest celebration in Loring Park, Minneapolis. Listen in to the conversations they have, the hot stories they hear, and the threeway kiss they share!Sex is Fun is sponsored by www.GreatSexGames.com , The Smitten Kitten, Extreme Restraints , and Healthy and Active Comment on this show at our FORUM