Podcasts about minnesotans

The whole team is back, and it gets spicy!   Enjoy the episode! Be sure to check out the TV broadcast on MCN6 saturday at 2:30pm.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

A tailgate conversation during a mid-hunt break with two members of Minnesota Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. The result of a donation made to Minnesota Backcountry Hunters and Anglers about two years ago, I recently found myself in a new favorite grouse and woodcock cover with two fellow Minnesotans. We had finished an exciting morning of […] The post #153 | Tailgate Talk from the Grouse Woods of Minnesota appeared first on Birdshot Podcast.

Amy Koch is out and Jason Flohrs is in to talk all things politics.  Enjoy the episode! Be sure to check out the TV broadcast on MCN6 saturday at 2:30pm.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Amy Koch is out and Jason Flohrs is in to talk all things politics.  Enjoy the episode! Be sure to check out the TV broadcast on MCN6 saturday at 2:30pm.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

The governor has called upon the National Guard to help free-up capacity in Minnesota's long-term care facilities, as hospitals buckle under the weight of the latest wave of COVID-19. State leaders are pleading with Minnesotans to get vaccinated, as hospitals hit a capacity crisis. This is an MPR News evening update for Oct 15, 2021. Hosted by Nina Moini.   Our theme music is by Gary Meister. 

In this episode we sit down with Dave Schaeffer, the Executive Director, of Chester Bowl in Duluth MN. Chester Bowl is one of Duluth's greatest treasures. A forested, hilly oasis in the Central Hillside neighborhood, the park has provided a safe and welcoming environment for generations of Minnesotans in which to enjoy the great outdoors.Dave thrives to  promote sustainable, quality programs for all Chester Bowl Park users in a healthy and safe environment. Dave and his team of two seek to promote healthy living through a wide variety of outdoor recreational activities. They aim to serve individuals and families from all socio-economic backgrounds. Chester Bowl strives to offer a friendly and safe environment to learn skiing and snowboarding, as well as provide year-round programming and events for people of all ages.

City burns.  Populace declares leadership bad.  Election season arrives.  Populace elects same leadership again.  Return to step 1.  It's a rut we're all familiar with, mostly because people seem to care more about brand familiarity than actual progress.  Same reason Minnesotans still root for the Vikings.  Just because you've heard of them doesn't mean they're any good, you know. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back and talkin some tranche with special guest and MNCUN.org's Ryan Smith!  We're also celebrating Amy's birthday while talking politics and shrooms with New Hope Farmacy, Inc!  Enjoy the episode! Be sure to check out the TV broadcast on MCN6 saturday at 2:30pm.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Feds say hundreds of Minnesotans lives have been saved by vaccinations and Walz says he wants a special session soon to address pandemic relief payments. This is an evening update from MPR News, hosted by Tim Nelson. Music by Gary Meister.

More Minnesotans face federal charges for January riot in Washington D.C. and COVID cases continue a steady march up, with active cases hitting new highs for 2021. This is an evening update from MPR News, hosted by Tim Nelson. Music by Gary Meister.

We're back with special guest and "California Woman" Rochelle Westlund.  We're talking Walz's morgue, his running mate, Biden and Puerto Rican medical practices.  Enjoy! Be sure to check out the TV broadcast on MCN6 friday at 10pm.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Republican members of a group working to distribute $250 million in bonus pay to frontline pandemic workers pitched a plan Thursday to send $1,200 checks to about 200,000 Minnesotans. Some of those who wouldn't be included said the plan is unacceptable. This is an MPR News morning update for Friday, October 1, 2021. Hosted by Cathy Wurzer. Our theme music is by Gary Meister.

It's that time of year again! Garlic growers in Minnesota are preparing for planting. We're bringing this episode back into your feed to help you get ready with advice from two seasoned garlic growers: Jerry Ford and Sunny Ruthchild. --------------------- “Minnesotans don't like that garlic. They don't eat that spicy stuff, dontcha know?” Jerry and Sunny and their sold-out-by-August harvest beg to differ! Jerry Ford and Sunny Ruthchild are longtime friends in Minnesota garlic and organic farming. Sunny runs Merryweather Gardens near Walnut Grove, raising garlic, poultry, vegetables, and pigs who are happy to be the clean-up crew for her orchard. Jerry raises replacement dairy heifers, grass-fed beef, and garlic with his family at Living Song Farm near Howard Lake. Before they get back out there to plant next year's garlic crop, they're taking some time to compare notes and philosophies as they prepare for the next season and climate unknowns. They get into: Site Selection - Jerry's land is hilly, Sunny's land is flat. They both make it work. Soil Prep - “If you need to add chemicals to the soil, you need a different site.” Timing of planting Seed garlic and varietal selection - Seed garlic grown in Minnesota does well in Minnesota. First-time growers & gardeners - Porcelain varieties are a great place to start Dip treatments - Nah. Their agriculture philosophies Mulching Being adaptable to change in markets and climate Garlic is a high-value, premium crop here in Minnesota. As Sunny says, “the truth is, Minnesota can grow garlic. And the other truth is, people in Minnesota love good garlic, don't let anybody tell you anything else.”   Jerry Ford - Living Song Farm, SFA Network Coordinator Sunny Ruthchild - Merryweather Farm Katie Feterl - SFA Communications Director The viewpoints of the speakers expressed within or outside of this episode do not necessarily reflect the goals and mission of SFA.   Resources: Minnesota Premium Garlic Project Minnesota Garlic Festival & Virtual Directory Dirt Rich Episode 6: Harvesting Minnesota Garlic SFA Garlic Videos

This week we're back at full strength.  We talk Walz, Frey, Biden, Recount Results and more.  Most notably, Javier taps into his inner bully to decimate Brian's ego with a well timed push up joke.  Enjoy! Be sure to check out the TV broadcast on MCN6 friday at 10pm.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

As the weather gets colder, Minnesotans are heading to apple orchards to pick some of their favorite varieties. And there are many to choose from: Honeycrisp, Haralson, SweeTango and Honeygold are just a few of the many apple varieties that were bred and now grow in Minnesota.  MPR News host Angela Davis explores the history of apples in Minnesota, why they grow so well here, the development of different apple varieties and the best ways to prepare and eat the fruit with an apple breeder, an orchard owner and a chef. Guests: David Bedford is a senior research fellow in the University of Minnesota's Department of Horticultural Science. He specializes in apple breeding.  Gretchen Perbix is the owner and operator of Sweetland Orchard in Webster.   Rachael Perron is the Culinary & Brand Director for Kowalski's Markets. 

The fault lines in Minnesota politics over the events of Jan. 6 and the legitimacy of President Joe Biden's election are stark, according to a new Minnesota Poll from MPR News, the Star Tribune, KARE 11 and FRONTLINE. This is an MPR News morning update for Thursday, September 23, 2021. Hosted by Cathy Wurzer. Our theme music is by Gary Meister.

Poll finds most Minnesotans don't think state overdid COVID restrictions and back mask mandates in school. This is an evening update from MPR News, hosted by Tim Nelson. Music by Gary Meister.

This week we're joined by StandTogether.org's Jason Flohrs as well as Bradshaw & Bryant's Mike Bryant!  Mr. Bryant helps us examine some MN supreme court rulings and more! Also, check out the TV broadcast on MCN6 at 10pm.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Another fiery episode with special guests Jon Koznick (MN GOP Rep Lakeville 58A), and Honey Hive Digital's own Dustin Grage (who is also a GOP political strategist)... Also, check out the TV broadcast on MCN6 at 10pm.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Refugees don't always come to mind when we think of Sept. 11, 2001. But they are one of the ongoing consequences of the “war on terror” that followed al-Qaida's attacks on U.S. soil. The two decades of conflict since 9/11 forced tens of millions of people to flee their homes — most recently from Afghanistan.  By the end of September, an estimated 50,000 Afghan refugees are expected to arrive in the United States. Some are being resettled in Minnesota, where they will join earlier waves of refugees who made new lives in the state, including Hmong, Karen and Somali people. MPR host Angela Davis talks about what it's like to arrive in a new country after fleeing violence, how refugees add to the cultural and economic fabric of the state and how Minnesotans can welcome them. A number of grassroots efforts and organizations in Minnesota are collecting money to support Afghan refugees. The public can also find ways to help by contacting the nonprofit organizations that run the official refugee resettlement programs in the state: Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota, International Institute of Minnesota, Arrive Ministries, Minnesota Council of Churches and Catholic Charities of Southern Minnesota. Guests: Sia Her is executive director of the Council on Asian Pacific Minnesotans. She came to the U.S. as a refugee from Laos.   Muna Mohamed is a licensed professional clinical counselor with a practice in St. Louis Park focusing on immigrant and refugee clients. She came to the U.S. as a refugee from Somalia.  Jane Graupman is the executive director of the International Institute of Minnesota, one of several agencies that help refugees resettle in the state. Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS. Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.

Former Vikings LB Ben Leber had a message for the fans on The Power Trip Morning Show this morning and it might include Minnesotans tempering their expectations for both Week #1 and the season! #KFANVikes

America's history of bigotry and racism have left wounds that fester to this day.  How might the country make amends to those racial minorities who were harmed?  To what extent are white Americans responsible for addressing wrongs perpetrated by their ancestors?  To what extent can the effects of these past sins be measured and known?   These are not easy questions, nor is there much consensus on where we go from here.  But there is one area where both conservatives and liberals may be able to find common ground: addressing historic wrongs committed by the practice of redlining at the local level.  Saving Elephants host Josh Lewis is joined again by Charles Marohn to discuss the history of redlining, its effect on American minorities, and a possible path forward to making restitutions consistent with conservative principles.   About Charles Marohn Charles (or “Chuck” to friends and colleagues) Marohn is the founder and president of Strong Towns, a nonprofit that supports thousands of people across the United States and Canada who are advocating for a radically new way of thinking about the way we build our world. Marohn is a professional engineer and a land use planner with decades of experience. He holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and a Master of Urban and Regional Planning, both from the University of Minnesota.   Marohn is the author of Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity (Wiley, 2019). He hosts the Strong Towns Podcast and is a primary writer for Strong Towns' web content. He has presented Strong Towns concepts in hundreds of cities and towns across North America. Planetizen named him one of the 10 Most Influential Urbanists of all time. He is a long-time commentator on KAXE Northern Community Radio. He currently co-hosts KAXE's Dig Deep program, a monthly examination of public policy issues affecting Minnesotans.   Marohn grew up on a small farm in central Minnesota. The oldest of three sons of two elementary school teachers, he joined the Minnesota National Guard on his seventeenth birthday during his junior year of high school and served in the Guard for nine years. In addition to being passionate about building a stronger America, he loves playing music, is an obsessive reader, and religiously follows his favorite team, the Minnesota Twins. Chuck and his wife live with their two daughters in their hometown of Brainerd, Minnesota. You can find him on Twitter @clmarohn   Listener Mail Josh responds to a listener's message asking if he would encourage his listeners to get the COVID-19 vaccine.  

Return of the heat!  Killer episode!  Talking all the state resignations, and taking on the big national issues like abortion and afghanistan! Don't miss this one! Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Mark continues his tour talking to Minnesotans playing D1 in other states by chatting with Creighton star Ansley Atkinson. They talk about Ansley's long run with Minneapolis United, finding the right college fit in Creighton, the team's flexible formations, her best role on the field, and more!

Terrific episode this week!  We were joined by Rebecca Brannon who discussed her role in the saga of Jennifer Carnahan.  Don't miss this one! Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

This week we were joined by special guest (and union man) Kyle Makarios....who was only here to talk about infrastructure...not about human trafficking or sex work.  Great episode for gossip and politics alike! Note:  Lazzaro has never been a guest on this show.  just so you know... Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Former Post Bulletin reporter Thomas Weber shares how author Chris Miksanek detailed all the ways in which "The Shepherd of the Sand Hills" made a mark.

This week we're joined by MNCUN.org's Ryan Smith who comes in hot talking all kinds of Tranche.  We're ready for the controversy that comes with it.     Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Yet another Minnesotan brings home a gold medal for the United States. Apple Valley's own Gable Steveson won the Super-Heavyweight Wrestling gold medal this morning in the Tokyo Olympics, coming from behind in the last seconds of the match. Chad and Adam celebrate Gable, Sunisa Lee, and discuss just how great the Olympics have been and the Minnesotans competing in them. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Frontier Airlines attendant spoof is LOL! Minnesotans welcome Suni Lee and Grace McCallum home from the Olympics and other updates. Would You Rather sing karaoke with Gwen Stefani or Kelly Clarkson? The creators of South Park get a big deal and fans of Jeopardy aren't happy.

Cailley Chella gets you caught up on this morning's news. There's new plan to help Minnesotans pay less for their energy bills after last winter's polar vortex and there are concerns about the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally becoming another super-spreader for COVID-19. www.inforum.com

Intro: Guest host Christina Long talks Olympics, as Minnesota's own gold medalist Suni Lee and gymnastics teammate Grace McCallum returned home Thursday to a welcoming committee of adoring fans. Lee became the newest American gymnast to be a household name, especially after her square-tip acrylic nails, which were designed locally, went viral after her big win. Plenty of other Minnesotans have continued to compete in Tokyo, including Gopher wrestling star Gable Steveson. The Apple Valley native won gold in heavyweight wrestling early Friday morning as he knocked off the three-time champion from Georgia. USA women's basketball, which features Lynx stars Napheesa Collier and Sylvia Fowles, will play for the gold Saturday night. 9:00 Lynx guard Kayla McBride joins the show to talk everything from baking to basketball. McBride and the Lynx are in the midst of the WNBA's month-long Olympic break but will return to play Aug. 15. Minnesota entered the break on a seven-game win streak and will look to continue its upward trend in the second half of the season.

New data shows cases are growing far faster for Black Minnesotans than for other racial or ethnic groups. This is an MPR News morning update for Wednesday, August 4, 2021. Hosted by Cathy Wurzer. Our theme music is by Gary Meister.

Fun episode with special guest (and unidentified woman) Rochelle Westlund!   -sorry for the late upload.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Chad finally admits his fraudulence after ripping those who root excessively for Minnesotans prior to the Olympics. Now he's fully on-board Team Suni. What do you think? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're lawyered up with special guests Davis Senseman (davismeansbusiness.com) and Michael Bryant  (Bradshaw and Bryant) to discuss the various scandals of local politician John Thompson.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

For five years in the late 1800s, grasshoppers descended on Minnesota, destroying the crops. Farmers tried trapping the grasshoppers in tar and burning their fields to kill the eggs. Feeling desperate, and on the brink of starvation, many people sought a statewide day of prayer, yearning to seek God’s help together. The governor relented, setting aside April 26 to pray. In the days after the collective prayer, the weather warmed and the eggs started to come to life. But then four days later a drop in temperature surprised and delighted many, for the freezing temperatures killed the larvae. Minnesotans once again would harvest their crops of corn, wheat, and oats. Prayer was also behind the saving of God’s people during the reign of King Jehoshaphat. When the king learned that a vast army was coming against him, he called God’s people to pray and fast. The people reminded God how He’d saved them in times past. And Jehoshaphat said that if calamity came upon them, “whether the sword of judgment, or plague or famine,” they would cry out to God knowing that He would hear and save them (2 Chronicles 20:9). God rescued His people from the invading armies, and He hears us when we cry out to Him in distress. Whatever your concern, whether a relationship or something threatening from the natural world, lift it to God in prayer. Nothing it too hard for Him.

Today is Tuesday, July 21, 2021. Here's a look at the top headlines from around the Northland. The Duluth News Tribune Minute is a product of Forum Communications Company and is brought to you by reporters at the Duluth News Tribune, Superior Telegram and Cloquet Pine Journal. Find more news throughout the day at duluthnewstribune.com.

Really Fun episode with some celebrity (political celebs) encounter stories...  (as well as state and national political news of course) Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

We're back and on the verge of getting deplatformed!  Lively discussion today.  Brian joined us from his sick bed at home.   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Today, I'll be speaking with Kristen Glazer about how to make the most of a day outdoors in Northfield, Minnesota. Join Kristen and me as we spend a late summer / early fall day hiking, boating, and kayaking. Then, in the end, we'll cover a few winter-weather outdoorsy activities, including skiing, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing, that can be enjoyed in the Northfield area as well! About Kristen Glazer Kristen is a Minnesota-based travel writer. She is also the founder of Expedition Kristen, a website that is chock full of thoughtful itineraries to help readers plan their next day trip or overnight stay while in Minnesota. She started the site as a way to share her passion for the state and inspire readers to travel to and appreciate some of the state's best-hidden gems. Kristen lives a very active lifestyle and constantly explores the great outdoors via hiking, biking, kayaking, skiing, cross country skiing, boating, and snowboarding! She also has a Masters of Science in Marketing, along with 10+ years of marketing communications experience. Currently, she lives in the Twin Cities with her husband, Nic, and her giant Newfoundland, Ole. Learn more about Minnesota from Kristen's website: Expedition Kristen What We Cover in this Episode What would draw a New Yorker to put down roots in Minnesota. How Minnesotans make the most of winter. The best time of year to visit Northfield, Minnesota. A unique spot to stay in Northfield, Minnesota. A breakfast establishment with “New York bagel snob” approved bagels. What makes the colleges in town worth exploring. The best stops for burgers and brews in Northfield, Minnesota. A must-visit state park, and why you should venture beyond the main attraction. The best places to snap Instagram pictures in Northfield, Minnesota. A local's favorite destinations for fishing, boating, and kayaking around town. A brewery that works with local farms to create some interesting beet flavors. Yoga & Beer. The town's Jesse James lore – and how to be part of it. All of the ideal spots to enjoy skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and sledding in Northfield, Minnesota. Quotables "Northfield is a really special town. Just to start off, I want to brag about Northfield for a minute here cause they've won a lot of awards. So they've won number two for Best Small Town in the Country by Livability. They've won number one best place for a Well-Rounded Retirement by Money. And they've won Top 50 Most Beautiful Small Towns in America by Country Living. And I think that that really captures it. It's a very quaint, just adorable, sweet little town on a river, two great colleges, close by state park, super, super affordable. It's super great for young people. There's a lot of huge companies here; Target, Best Buy, General Mills, 3M. Some of which we've actually both worked for. So there's a reason why it's won so many awards, and there's a reason why we lived there because it is really just a wonderful town. It's a great place." Kristen One of the big reasons that I've stayed here is Minnesota as a whole, but also, very specifically, Northfield is super affordable. Plus, I love being outside. I love the amount of outdoor parks here. We do a ton of hiking. We have kayaks, and I do cross country skiing and snowboarding. And it's just really wonderful. Kristen I always thought that it would be really amazing to live and work in New York City and be a young working woman. And I quickly found that it just wasn't exactly right for me. And although I like working in that exciting energy, I really need to get out of it when I'm done with work. And I really need to be in some quiet and some nature on the weekends and evenings. So the balance wasn't quite right for me in New York. So I love how easy it is to be in the Twin Cities, have access to amazing culture, restaurants, museums. And then you can so easily get outside of that and be in nature. Kristen I love to travel. I love to be outside and be active, and it's what I do naturally. So I started this blog, ExpeditionKristen.com, to just really share my love for Minnesota. It's heavily focused on outdoor things that you can do in Minnesota. … So it's a way for me to share my love of Minnesota and to help other people find some of the hidden gems that this, I think, very underrated state has to offer. Kristen I love that Minnesotans just like completely embrace winter, and that's how you get through it. People go ice fishing, and hunting and cross country skiing is really popular. And they'll have tons of different festivals on the frozen lakes. Ice hockey, golf events on frozen lakes, kite festivals. … So it's like, if you just have the right clothing and the right attitude, it's fine. Kristen For such a small little town, there's actually a lot of options for coffee and bakeries and all that kind of stuff. My first choice, though, is this place called Tandem Bagels. And the reason is because of their bagels. So I do have to admit, being a New Yorker, I am a little bit of a bagel snob. And tandem bagels is amazing. Easily they have the best bagels anywhere in Minnesota that I have come across. So I'm an everything bagel kind of girl, and it's like, they do it right. Kristen I keep using the word quaint, but that's exactly what it is. It's an adorable little town on the river with two beautiful colleges. In the summertime, there's farmer's markets. Which, I love going to those. They have live music and a lot of local vendors selling baked goods and crafts and homemade woodwork, and all kinds of really cool things. There's so many wonderful family-owned farms around town where you can pick blueberries or strawberries or pumpkins and apples. And there's a great yoga studio and a couple of breweries. I'm also a knitter, and there's a family-owned yarn store in town and an independent bookstore. There's just so much personality, and on top of all of it, you know, it's only 45 minutes away from Minneapolis, and it's super affordable. And they actually have excellent public schools. So it just is this all-around wonderful place, and it really, it really has it all! Kristen   Links to Places Mentioned in this Episode Where to Stay in Northfield, MN: Archer House River Inn Contented Cottage B&B   Northfield, MN Outdoor Activities & Rental Outfitters Mentioned in the Episode: St. Olaf College Carleton College Cowling Arboretum Cannon River Nerstrand Big Woods State Park Circle Lake Buck Hill Afton Alps The Gear ReSource Outfitters   Northfield, MN Restaurants Mentioned in this Episode: Tandem Bagels Froggy Bottoms River Pub & Lily PADio Imminent Brewing The Contented Cow Chapati Tanzenwald Brewing Company Thanks for Listening! 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Intro: Two of the last three Twins games have been "rained out" even though the chance of severe weather was questionable. In both cases -- a Twins home game Saturday against Cleveland and Monday's game at Chicago -- the home team looked like it manipulated MLB rules that leave the decision to start a game up to their discretion and used the opportunity to get some rest and recuperation. Decisions like that leave fans high and dry, cheat the game and are symptomatic of a larger societal problem, host Michael Rand argues. 8:00: Star Tribune writer Rachel Blount joins the show to break down a fantastic run at U.S. Olympic trials by many Minnesota hopefuls. In both sheer number and profile, Minnesota athletes are poised to have a great Summer Games -- particularly in women's and men's gymnastics, where three of the eight members of Team USA combined are Minnesotans. 25:00: A rescheduled Winter Classic is good news for local hockey fans, plus you'll need to get used to a new name for the Gophers football stadium.

Dan is joined by Joe Cowley for Scottie Pippen and Ben Simmons talk, Jonny Athletic for more on the Wolves and Ben Simmons and John Roethlisberger to talk about 3 Minnesotans making U.S. Olympic Gymnastics teams!

Dan Barreiro opens the show talking about the rainout meltdown at Target Field over the weekend. Joe Cowley joins to discuss the Scottie Pippen situation and Ben Simmons. Jonny Athletic makes his weekly appearance and gymnastics legend John Roethlisberger joins to talk about the 3 Minnesotans that will represent the United States in Tokyo.

Minnesota still doesn't have a completely finalized budget despite Wednesday's looming deadline, so in this week's episode, Grace and Bri get us up to speed with what has been happening in the country's only divided legislature -- including some shenanigans from GOPers in the Senate and a filibuster/temper tantrum in the House. Then, Emmy-nominated independent journalist/badass Georgia Fort stops by to chat about her work to change the way we tell stories and who we tell them about -- and how we change media narratives for the better. Plus, we unpack the Chauvin sentencing and nerd out about Suni Lee and the other Minnesotans heading to Tokyo for the Olympics next month. Meet Our Guest - Georgia Fort Georgia Fort is a two-time Emmy nominated journalist. Her reporting has been published on CNN, ABC, NBC, Fox, and CBS affiliates. Her mission as a storyteller is to change the narrative by amplifying truth, citing diverse sources, and contextualizing social justice issues. Since 2019 Georgia has actively produced and published digital content independently in efforts to activate her own platform, create opportunities for other creators, and be a pioneer of the future of news. Her work ethic and powerful approach to storytelling landed her a spot as an associate producer for PBS Frontline's American Voices. In 2020 she worked as a field producer for the NBC Today Show online where she helped create a piece about the Say Their Names Cemetery in Minneapolis. Her passion for community inspired her work as a producer of the award-winning short “George Floyd: It Happened Here” and her contributions as co-director of “Amazon Prime's Rondo: Beyond The Pavement”. Georgia is a mother of three girls and wife of professional boxer, Cerresso Fort. SHOW NOTES GeorgiaFort.com Kurt Daudt Throws A Fit Judge Cahill's Sentencing Memo for Derek Chauvin --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/renegadefeminist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/renegadefeminist/support

Hot Papi out, EMQ in!  Erin May Quade joined the crew to talk about MN Legislative Session, Walz Power, Chauvin Sentence, and much more!   Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

We are thrilled to welcome Christian Rasmussen, co-founder of MN Nice Botanicals.  Born and raised in the northern suburbs of the Twin Cities, Christian Rasmussen met his co-founder Tad in school. After completing a year of college for physics in 2010, Christian decided he wanted to pursue a different path, and dropped out to dive into the Real Estate Industry. By 2014 he had successfully completed his first three property flips and decided to expand into rental properties. By 2017 Christian had amassed five rental properties from the initial start-up capital he used to flip his first home, three of which were purchased with zero money down, using creative financing strategies and an intense focus and dedication (they don't call it ‘hard' money for no reason!). Christian got married in 2018 and spent the rest of the year travelling. In 2019, Tad and Christian began MN Nice Botanicals to provide affordable, high quality CBD products for all.  Christian says, "We are just a couple of nice Minnesotans trying to show the world what MN Nice is all about. Simply put, we thought CBD was too expensive, so in 2019 we decided to do something about it.  After a year of diligent research on CBD and its market, we discovered a large price difference between wholesale and retail prices. We felt that unreasonably high prices kept the consumer market from expanding and hindered many from being able to use CBD as a regular supplement. In an effort to make CBD products more affordable and available to more customers, we offer our products at the lowest prices we can afford."   What makes MN Nice Botanicals stand out from their competition? All of their CBD is vetted from hemp grown in the USA, all of their products are handcrafted in small batches with high quality ingredients in MN and their CBD is tested for heavy metals, pesticides, residual solvents and other impurities.  Additionally, all their products are tested to ensure cannabinoid content as quality control is of the utmost priority to them.  MN Nice Botanicals also donates 5% of their profits to MN based charities. We had so much fun talking with Christian and learning about CBD, what it is, how it works and why it gets a bad rap. He also shares a few stories on how CBD has helped people.   MN Nice Botanicals has a special offer for our listeners.  Use the code: theartoflivingwell at checkout for 10% off your order. You can find MN Nice Botanicals on: Instagram: @MNnicebotanicals  FB: https://www.facebook.com/MNNiceBotanicals https://www.mnnicebotanicals.com/ Thanks to our amazing sponsors:This episode is brought to you by Appetite for Change, a non-profit in North Minneapolis that uses food as a tool for health, wealth, and social change. To learn more about AFC, listen to Episode 31 of our podcast with one of their co-founders Michelle Horovitz, as well as our bonus episodes with co-founder Princess Haley. 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The great Doctor Joe Hobot woke up on the opinionated side of the bed this morning and graced us with a terrific guest appearance.  Enjoy the episode! Be sure to check out our facebook/twitter fridays at 3:15pm to see our livestream!  We'd also appreciate it if you'd consider giving to the show's patreon page....it helps pay our bills (not line our pockets) and as a bonus, you get some cool benefits and prizes, including your membership into our “not a dick” hall of fame:  patreon.com/wrongabouteverythingpodcast please support our sponsors!   if you need a place to store your money, join the thousands of Minnesotans who have saved money with less fees and lower loan rates by joining a MN Credit Union.  To learn more:  mncun.org -if you are injured in an accident or due to someone else's negligence, we strongly recommend looking up the great Michael Bryant at Bradshaw & Bryant:  mnpersonalinjury.com  If you need help with a podcast, video, or livestream, message them at info@mbcmulticast.com or visit their site at mbcmulticast.com

Minnesotans lost a combined 187 years of unique history with the deaths of Jerry Burns and Jim Klobuchar. Some Republican lawmakers believe that the behavior inside the nations capitol was as quiet as a normal tourist visit. Johnny Heidt with guitar news and Joe lost his hero, the inventor of the Post-it Note.