Podcasts about minnesota made

A new podcast is peeling back the curtain of Minnesota sports, with an emphasis on empowering women. “Dawn of Sports” is hosted by FOX 9 sports anchor and reporter Dawn Mitchell and co-hosted by Star Tribune's Jim Souhan.Minnesota has had a long history of support women in sports. But the recent buzz with Caitlin Clark, the Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament in town and the new Professional Women's Hockey League has created more opportunities for Minnesotans to support women. Mitchell joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about her new podcast. You can listen to “Dawn of Sports” on all podcast platforms.

Navigating the doctor's office is something we have all had to do. Sometimes, it can be frustrating. Maybe you can't access your medical records. Or you feel like you're not getting the care you need. It can be difficult to advocate for yourself. One Minnesota doctor is empowering patients to speak up. MPR News host Cathy Wurzer talked with physician and longtime patient health advocate Dr. Archelle Georgiou about her new podcast, called “Speak Up for Your Health.”

We love to feature Minnesota-made podcasts on Minnesota Now, but we've never featured anything quite like this next podcast. Out Cold is a fictional horror anthology series and producers Julie Censullo and Sophie Nikitas got creative with sound to make things spooky.Listen to the trailer:Out Cold podcast trailerhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/something-is-coming-november-9/id1711688685?i=1000631143562Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.Subscribe to the Minnesota Now podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.   We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast. When ready they will appear here.

Founding HHO Members Tony Thesing , Andy Giraffe, and  Chris Tetrault catch up with Jake Kuchenmeister, the inspiring figures behind Minnesota Made, a thrilling ice fishing league.  Jake, an entrepreneur at heart and a fervent supporter of youth sports,  unwraps his captivating journey with Minnesota Made.  This episode is brimming with stories of hard work, unwavering dedication, and the immense love for both youth sports and the fishing community.We reveal the behind-the-scenes chaos and fun of organizing the Minnesota Made  Fishing Tournament.  Jake, Tony, and Andy share their experiences and challenges they face while managing 25 teams, 50 vehicles, and trailers. Amidst all the hustle, the camaraderie and excitement of the day are evident as friendships bloom, and sponsors generously shower prizes.We delve deeper into the impact of the Future Anglers of Minnesota (FAM) and the Minnesota Made Outdoors tournament.   We also pay special attention to the Future Legends program at Home of the Brave and the significant role of mentorship in shaping young minds. Don't miss this episode, where we discuss  character development,  inspiring tales, and the tremendous impact on youth sports and the fishing community.#veteran#veterans#military#lawenforcement#firstresponder#outdoortherapy#hometownherooutdoors#newpodast#outdoorpodcast#mnmade#fishing#futureanglersofminnesotaProduced by Phil Ewert Productions Theme Music: Hero's JourneyJoel Loopez Tunepocket.comLicensed by: Phil Ewert Productions

Minnesotans are accused of always talking about the weather. It's a good conversation starter. But here's another one that's almost as popular: What have you been watching lately? Alan Tracy, a director, and Rehana Power, an actor, have turned that conversation into a podcast. Power and Tracy joined MPR News Host Cathy Wurzer to talk about their show, Film in Minnesota.

Minnesota Made is an apparel company based out of Stillwater, MN. Founder and Owner, Sarah Schroeder talks about the journey to what is now her beautiful business, Minnesota Made. With a passion for the environment, Sarah has made it a priority to ensure that her products are aligned with her values - including working with WRAP-certified factories. The clothing that you get from Minnesota Made isn't just another screen print. Sarah's artistic talent is embedded into each piece with special meaning and sometimes even hidden quotes. You're likely to find your new favorite hoodie, t-shirt, tank top, etc...all of the clothing is incredibly soft and cozy!With the holidays coming up, Sarah talks about Small Biz Weekend and some of the deals that they'll be offering. Can't make it to Stillwater? Check out the website to view all of the other stores across MN that carry Minnesota Made clothing.Minnesota Made WebsiteMinnesota Made on FacebookMinnesota Made on Instagram Support the showThis podcast is a part of Getoutandtry.com FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | LINKEDIN | YOUTUBE | PINTEREST | TIKTOK

Florence Brammer of West St. Paul says the newly refurbished St. Anthony Main Theatre is “absolutely gorgeous,” and she's excited for its new life as MSP Film at The Main. The Minneapolis St. Paul Film Society has taken over operations and will now be programming all five screens year-round. Brammer looks forward to attending in a space dedicated to independent and international film. The society will also highlight the work of Minnesota artists through such special programming as Minnesota Made, Cine Latino and Nextwave, a youth filmmaking initiative. The space will debut as host for the 41st annual Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival, with films starting Thursday at 7 p.m. The MSPIFF has a full lineup for those attending in person as well as virtual screenings this year. The festival was fully online in 2020 and hybrid in 2021. Cheerfully titled “Shine Through,” the festival runs through May 19, with additional films at the Landmark Center in St. Paul, the Capri Theater in Minneapolis, and Gray Duck Theater and Coffeehouse in Rochester. Sarah Larsson of the Nightingale Trio is a dedicated performer and student of the Eastern European folk music of her ancestors. She recommends the Ukrainian Village Band as “an incredibly addictive party band” playing both traditional and contemporary music. Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the UVB has gone from party band to organizing force, and they are behind two musical fundraising efforts this weekend. On Friday, UVB will be performing in a “Musicians for Ukraine” concert at the Dakota in Minneapolis at 7 p.m. That concert line-up also includes the Orkestar Bez Ime, who plays music of the Rom people across Eastern Europe, and the folk-rock band SlovCzech. The event is being organized by Natalie Nowytski from Okrestar Bez Ime. MCN6 will be streaming the concert online. Then on Sunday, members of UVB will host as eight Twin Cities bands play in the “Band Aid for Ukraine” concert at the Minnesota Music Cafe from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The event will also be live-streamed through its Facebook page. Funds raised go to Stand With Ukraine MN. Dinesh Krishnajois of Bloomington loves listening to improvisational music from around the world, and he wants to spread the word about the “ethereal voice” of scholar and vocalist Pooja Goswami Pavan. Pavan will perform "Jashn-e-Awadh,” a celebration of love ballads from the Awadh region in northern India, written during the early days of British occupation. “Awadh was the epicenter of intense political, cultural and social activities,” Krishnajois explains, adding that “in these tumultuous times, the poets, composers, and folklorists wrote music and poetry full of hope, compassion and communal harmony.” Some of these classic songs have since entered the public sphere through Hindi film. More about Pooja Goswami Pavan Songs of Sufi love from a Hindustani voice anchored in Minnesota The chamber music format will also feature Kedar Naphade on harmonium, Pankaj Mishra on sarangi, and Pavan on tabla. The 6 p.m. Sunday performance is at the Plymouth Playhouse, located within the Ramada Hotel and Conference Center in Plymouth. Can't see video. Click here.

What started out as a way to get his son some extra ice time has grown into a huge organization that services over 6,000 hockey players a year at 2 sites - Edina and St. Louis Park, MN - Minnesota Made Hockey!Bernie's story starts as a dad looking to get his son some extra ice time. One clinic led to two, which led to four which grew to what it is today. Listen to Bernie's story of passions, dedication and commitment to the great game of hockey!Rolly's Coach Club Hertel Law The law firm you want on your side. Focusing on criminal defense and personal injury.

How's that holiday gift list coming along? Host Angela Davis helps you shop local for the holidays. Monday at 9 a.m., learn about Minnesota makers and retailers where you can find local goods for everyone on your list.  

This is one of my top three all-time favorite podcast interviews so far. Mike Bauer is a man who means what he says and says what he means, he is a man of integrity, a hard-working son of a gun, and a true inspiration. I promise you you will not be disappointed with this episode of Minnesota Made.

Zambezi Biltong is made from only the best 100% farmed beef marinated with six timeless ingredients that are then air-dried and thinly sliced to perfection. The result is a truly authentic "Minnesota Made" meat snack.   Hailing from southern Africa, the founders of Zambezi Biltong Mwila and Ranga are inspired by methods and recipes passed down for countless generations.  Here is how they are taking the Twin Cities snack world by storm in this Makers of Minnesota episode.Support the show (https://paypal.me/StephanieKHansen?locale.x=en_US)

Zambezi Biltong is made from only the best 100% farmed beef marinated with six timeless ingredients that are then air-dried and thinly sliced to perfection. The result is a truly authentic "Minnesota Made" meat snack.   Hailing from southern Africa, the founders of Zambezi Biltong Mwila and Ranga are inspired by methods and recipes passed down for countless generations.  Here is how they are taking the Twin Cities snack world by storm in this Makers of Minnesota episode.Support the show (https://paypal.me/StephanieKHansen?locale.x=en_US)

Zambezi Biltong is made from only the best 100% farmed beef marinated with six timeless ingredients that are then air-dried and thinly sliced to perfection. The result is a truly authentic "Minnesota Made" meat snack.   Hailing from southern Africa, the founders of Zambezi Biltong Mwila and Ranga are inspired by methods and recipes passed down for countless generations.  Here is how they are taking the Twin Cities snack world by storm in this Makers of Minnesota episode.Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast: The Protege, David Carothers interviews Jason Webb, Owner of Minnesota Risk Partners & Host of Minnesota Made Podcast. Jason talks about his experience from the competition and the feedback from his mentors. Episode Highlights: Jason shares his thoughts about Protege. (2:34) Josh and Bradley explain why they picked Jason to be part of their team. (3:51) What were Jason's thoughts on the first challenge? (7:11) Jason shares how he felt about the branding challenge. (8:27) Jason mentions the pandemic compliance review that he's offering. (9:28) What has been Jason's favorite part of the experience? (11:29) Josh shares the three yeses that people have to get. (12:40) Jason shares his podcast, called, Minnesota Made Podcast. (25:17) Key Quotes: “When I saw the mention of the Protege, I'm like, well, this sounds exactly like what I should do. And, it helped me motivate myself to get off my butt and actually start executing some things.” - Jason Webb “By blacking out the premium or withholding this information, you're taking my negotiating power with the underwriter away. What's going to happen is she or he is not going to work as hard on the account, because we're batting blind. You're effectively accomplishing the opposite of what you're trying to accomplish.” - Jason Webb “The name Minnesota Made podcast, it's focusing on highlighting our interviews with local business leaders in the community...Anybody in Minnesota, athletes, anybody that's done something significant that people want to hear about. I give them the chance to tell their story.” - Jason Webb Resources Mentioned: Jason Webb LinkedIn Minnesota Risk Partners Minnesota Made Podcast David Carothers Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

Laketown Electric has hired 25 employees in the last 2 months! Matt and his team are CRUSHING IT. Tune in to hear how Matt and Laketown Electric are bringing power to MN!

TSTUD™ SOLVES THE NUMBER ONE NEMESIS OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY: HOW TO “COST EFFECTIVELY” STOP THE TRANSFER OF OUTDOOR CLIMATIC HEAT OR COLD FROM AFFECTING THE INTERIOR OF A STRUCTURES' AMBIENT ROOM TEMPERATURE.

In this episode of the Made in Minnesota Podcast, our host Jason Webb sits down with Frank Pennachio. The guys discuss risk management for clients, the importance of mentors and more! 

We (Alan & Rehana) have been hosting and producing Film in Minnesota the podcast for two years now.  We discuss the highs and lows of producing a podcast from its beginnings to the new normal that we're all adjusting to right now.  We also introduce a new segment on the show, the unofficial title is "The Movie Decade Battle" from 2000 vs. 2010 top 10 worldwide grossing films. Plus we get back to our roots a bit and discuss a Minnesota Made film called Only Dance Can Save Us.

In honor of the Minnesota Twins Opening Day, we have Minnesota made movies to enjoy (in the comfort of your own air conditioning). Movies include: Little Big League, Grumpy (& Grumpier) Old Men, Overnight Delivery, New in Town and Prairie Home Companion.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Minnesota Ice believes ice should enhance the visual impact and overall taste of cocktails and drinks. They craft beautiful cocktails so you can entertain in style whether you are a bar or restaurant or consumer buying ice at your favorite liquor store. When the global Covid19 pandemic hit - these clients shut their doors and Director of Sales, Erik Eastman, got creative creating a local Minnesota Made pantry delivered by your local iceman.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

Minnesota Ice believes ice should enhance the visual impact and overall taste of cocktails and drinks. They craft beautiful cocktails so you can entertain in style whether you are a bar or restaurant or consumer buying ice at your favorite liquor store. When the global Covid19 pandemic hit - these clients shut their doors and Director of Sales, Erik Eastman, got creative creating a local Minnesota Made pantry delivered by your local iceman.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

Minnesota Ice believes ice should enhance the visual impact and overall taste of cocktails and drinks. They craft beautiful cocktails so you can entertain in style whether you are a bar or restaurant or consumer buying ice at your favorite liquor store. When the global Covid19 pandemic hit - these clients shut their doors and Director of Sales, Erik Eastman, got creative creating a local Minnesota Made pantry delivered by your local iceman.Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

Steele Smiley, the founder of Steele Fitness, got into the restaurant business in 2016 with the opening of the first Crisp & Green. The chain offers fast-casual salads, both curated and customizable, as well as grain bowls and smoothies.With the Cronovirus closing all restaurants in March, hear how he is pivoting Crisp and Green by adding Crisp @ Home as well as many other initiatives like virtual wellness classes and what he is looking towards for the future. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

Steele Smiley, the founder of Steele Fitness, got into the restaurant business in 2016 with the opening of the first Crisp & Green. The chain offers fast-casual salads, both curated and customizable, as well as grain bowls and smoothies.With the Cronovirus closing all restaurants in March, hear how he is pivoting Crisp and Green by adding Crisp @ Home as well as many other initiatives like virtual wellness classes and what he is looking towards for the future. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

On this episode of the Fish House Nation Podcast, we visit with Paul Ghizoni from the Minnesota Made Outdoors Panfish League. Ghizoni discusses how to fish in ice fishing tournaments, the mechanics of tournament fishing, and how the Minnesota Made League got started. If you've ever thought about tournament angling, you don't want to miss this episode. For more ice fishing information visit, https://catchcover.com/blog/

Author Pat Borzi (Minnesota Made Me) talks Whalen, NBA and Rachel Blount. Need business help? Go to SuccessfulMarketingGroup.com/cherylreeve for a free action plan with Glory Ramsey. And check out ShellyBeantheSportsQueen.com and use code LYNXCOACHREEVE.

Author Pat Borzi (Minnesota Made Me) talks Whalen, NBA and Rachel Blount. Need business help? Go to SuccessfulMarketingGroup.com/cherylreeve for a free action plan with Glory Ramsey. And check out ShellyBeantheSportsQueen.com and use code LYNXCOACHREEVE.

Hagen and Oats founders Nikki and Anna are sisters who found their love of crafting and power tools were the makings of a Minnesota Made business. (ep. 125) Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

Hagen and Oats founders Nikki and Anna are sisters who found their love of crafting and power tools were the makings of a Minnesota Made business. (ep. 125) Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

Hagen and Oats founders Nikki and Anna are sisters who found their love of crafting and power tools were the makings of a Minnesota Made business. (ep. 125) Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

FS Outdoors sits down with MN Made Outdoors. Talk about the upcoming tournament season and have some laughs! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The issue of sustainability is becoming a focal point for many in the manufacturing industry. In today's episode of Minnesota Made, hosts Andrea Novak and Rhett Hebig discuss some of the successes and challenges related to sustainability in this sector. They're joined by Jo Reinhardt, CEO/President of Industrial Louvers Inc, Paul Markwardt of Ball Corporation, and Monte Hillman of The Saint Paul Port Authority.

Manufacturing is building the future through innovation and dedication. So how do we inspire the next generation of manufacturers to create a future of their own? In this debut episode of "Minnesota Made," hosts Andrea Novak and Rhett Hebig help answer that question along with Rainer Haarbusch (Dean of Career and Technical Education at Saint Paul College), Peg Thomas (Executive Director of the Sundance Family Foundation), and Dan McGee (Manitowoc Tool).