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Send us a textA former inmate at Minnesota's only female prison joined Liz Collin on her podcast to talk about what's really happening  with the controversial transgender policy allowing biological men to serve behind bars alongside women inside the Women's Correctional Facility in Shakopee.Support - https://alphanews.revv.co/donate-todayAlpha News Links - https://linktr.ee/AlphaNewsLiz Collin Reports - https://alphanews.buzzsprout.com/Support the show

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Jason Foreman preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Jason Foreman preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

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To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Kenny White preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Kenny White preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Nathan Miller preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

To the One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Kenny White preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

To the One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Kenny White preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Kenny White preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

To the One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

Much like Maple Grove, Stillwater and Shakopee are now going to have social districts within their downtowns that allow folks to bring alcohol onto the streets during certain times. Are you in favor of the idea or does it present too many possible problems?

To The One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Kenny White preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

To the One Who Conquers Sermon SeriesThe book of Revelation is addressed to seven churches that reside in ancient Asia. In the seven sections that address each of these churches we discover that they had different strengths and weaknesses. The Lord addresses their righteousness and their sin and as we study the Lord's messages to the seven churches, we can discover His teaching for our life and for our church.Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

On this episode, I visit Shakopee Brewhall in Shakopee, Minnesota, to chat with Ben Salyards (head brewer) and Maddie Sullwold (Event and Marketing Manager).  I had a great time chatting about how Maddie thoughtfully puts together dynamic programming to create a third space for the Shakopee locals.  Ben, being a veteran of the Minnesota craft beer industry, is always great to chat with because of his thoughtful and measured perspective on all things craft beer.  This episode is proudly sponsored by Arbeiter Brewing, a fantastic brewery serving great beer made and poured by wonderful people.  If you liked the show and want to support the A One Pint Stand, consider joining our Patreon.  There is some great bonus content that our Patreon supporters enjoy that give a fun peek behind the scenes.

He has risen! Pastor Kenny White preaches from the Shakopee Campus on Easter morning.

He has risen! Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Prior Lake Campus on Easter morning.

I AM Sermon SeriesJesus declares “I am the __________” seven times in the Gospel of John. In each of these declarations, the word that comes next teaches us deeply about the nature and character of Jesus. Join us as we look at these seven “I am” statements in John and explore the depths of Jesus' love for His people and grow in our own love for Him.Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Prior Lake Campus.

I AM Sermon SeriesJesus declares “I am the __________” seven times in the Gospel of John. In each of these declarations, the word that comes next teaches us deeply about the nature and character of Jesus. Join us as we look at these seven “I am” statements in John and explore the depths of Jesus' love for His people and grow in our own love for Him.Pastor Kenny White preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

I AM Sermon SeriesJesus declares “I am the __________” seven times in the Gospel of John. In each of these declarations, the word that comes next teaches us deeply about the nature and character of Jesus. Join us as we look at these seven “I am” statements in John and explore the depths of Jesus' love for His people and grow in our own love for Him.Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

I AM Sermon SeriesJesus declares “I am the __________” seven times in the Gospel of John. In each of these declarations, the word that comes next teaches us deeply about the nature and character of Jesus. Join us as we look at these seven “I am” statements in John and explore the depths of Jesus' love for His people and grow in our own love for Him.Pastor Jason Foreman preaches from the Prior Lake campus.

Henry talks with Jeremy Bjornberg from IGNITE Fights and fighter Ozzy Judge about their card this weekend at the Canterbury Park Event Center in Shakopee, why they're great for MMA fans and the fighters, Ozzy explains how his fighting style is similar to his day to day job and more. You can get tickets at Nitrotickets.com

This hour Jeremy Bjornberg from IGNITE Fights about their card this weekend at the Canterbury Park Event Center in Shakopee, he talks Timberwolves ownership and more with Chris Hine from the Minnesota Star Tribune, plus we have Bite of the Night.

All things hockey on this weeks episode of the show. Max competed in the US Pond Hockey Championships on Lake Nokomis. Matt went to check out Hockey Day MN at Valley Fair in Shakopee. They both give their rundown of each even.Send us a text

King and Carts recap the biggest hockey holiday around, Hockey Day Minnesota, held in Shakopee this year. They break down some of the weekends games, check in with one of the stars from the Alumni game, and Chapstick enthusiast, former Wild goaltender Alex Stalock, and finally get to the meat of the week, with a FANalyst check-in with veteran beer leaguer "Rat."

Jess Myers from the Pioneer Press visits with Steve Thomson on Hockey Day Minnesota in Shakopee. They discuss one of the state's best traditions, the upcoming Wild slate and early standings watch with the Men's Gopher squad

The full first hour of The Lake Show. Henry opens the show in high school sports and a rising talent being kept from competing at the highest level. PLUS a conversation with Heather Rule live from Hockey Day Minnesota in Shakopee and other puck thoughts with Lindsey

The film “Sing Sing” is showing in theaters and in more than 1,000 prisons around the United States. The movie, which stars Colman Domingo alongside formerly incarcerated actors, portrays life behind bars through the lens of a prison theater program.Here in Minnesota, the organization Ten Thousand Things does similar work at a smaller scale. In the last year they have brought theater courses into correctional facilities in Shakopee, Stillwater and Faribault. Managing director Stephanie Thompson joined MPR News host Nina Moini to talk about this work.

Bob Uecker and David Lynch are hanging out together in Heaven's waiting room, laughing (slowly, and in reverse, naturally), looking down as Hell freezes over so that Donald Trump can return to the Presidency.  But... why are we still here though? Probably to listen to David Waldman on the Friday KITM. Don't turn to Republicans to answer your questions, existential or otherwise. They have all the answers, just not to the questions they've been asked. If they told you the answer they wouldn't have to kill you, but they'll wish they have had killed themselves. Joe Biden looked at his watch and just realized that he forgot to answer all the questions and fix everything. Hurry Joe! What caused Sam Harris to wake up and turn on his bro Elon Musk, other than they couldn't fit both of their heads into the same room anymore? Bro RFK Jr. isn't a part of the broligarchy on nepotism, inheritance, and psychopathy alone. He put in his time scamming rubes just like the rest of them. Paul Manafort returns to his job of being the bro of the broligarchy and dick for the dictators. Beta Mike Johnson makes certain to have all betas in chair positions before Trump comes in. Meatball Ron DeSantis sometimes doesn't do exactly what he's told but is still a good boy. In Minnesota, DFL Rep. Brad Tabke of Shakopee won reelection, but Gops seized control anyway, which would really matter if they had planned to get anything done legislatively.

Matt McNeil is joined by state Rep. Brad Tabke from district 54A which includes Shakopee and surrounding areas. Tabke narrowly won reelection last fall, a decision that was just affirmed by the courts. But Republicans are refusing to seat him, leading to DFLers boycotting the House.

www.commsolutionsmn.com- What is going on with the DFL? They've done gone lost their minds. There are three different seats up for grabs. A State Senator in Minneapolis passed away, and there will be a special election for the seat. The primary is on January 14th, with the special election on January 28th. There was a one-day filing period. Most of the time, there's a couple of weeks. What's the rush? DFL candidate Curtis Johnson (40B - Roseville) won an election, and then was found to not meet the residency requirements. Curtis wasn't not allowed to hold the seat, giving the Republicans a 67-66 temporary edge. In the race down in Shakopee, DFL candidate, Brad Tabke won his race by 14 votes... except that there are 20 ballots missing. Of course the Democrats are all ok with these missing ballots and call any kind of a re-vote as election interference, although when the vote goes against them, every vote must be counted. It's hypocrisy at its worst. Speaking of "the worst", we have seen the mainstream media continue to lie about Donald Trump. George Stephanopolous and ABC settled with Donald Trump for falsely accusing him of being a "rapist" ten times. Did ABC punish old George? Of course not! The corporate bosses have a story to tell, and the truth can't get in the way. CBS has been under fire for cutting content out of an interview with Vice President and then-presidential candidate, Kamala Harris. CBS says that it was done for time, but they were caught posting two answers to the same question. So that caused many to believe that CBS was hiding something on her behalf. What is the solution to a mainstream media in the Democrat's pocket? Are their days of influence behind them? Let us know what you think!

Tom Hauser (chief political reporter for KSTP-TV) joins Henry to discuss the new elected chair of the Minnesota Republican Party Alex Plechash. Plechash plans to focus on cash flow to the party and electing a Republican in the next gubernatorial race. Tom also talks about his day on ballot watch with testimonies in Shakopee.

Henry opens the show talking about Sam Darnold and how his performance on MNF and down the stretch for the Vikings will dictate what his future both playing time and potentially big $ wise. Has Sam Darnold shown you enough to garner commitment long term? Henry and Lindsey discuss comparables. Tom Hauser (chief political reporter for KSTP-TV) joins Henry to discuss the new elected chair of the Minnesota Republican Party Alex Plechash. Plechash plans to focus on cash flow to the party and electing a Republican in the next gubernatorial race. Tom also talks about his day on ballot watch attending testimonies in Shakopee. Henry wraps the first hour talking about the school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin earlier today.

A trial kicks off Monday in Scott County in a case that could impact control of the Minnesota House of Representatives. The Minnesota Republican Party has a new chair. At a party meeting Saturday, Alex Plechash defeated David Hann, the party's chair for the past three years.And last week, President Joe Biden commuted the federal prison sentences of more than 1,500 people — but not everyone is happy with the decision. One person whose sentence was commuted was Jim Carlson. In 2014, Carlson was convicted of selling illegal synthetic drugs from his Duluth head shop. On Facebook over the weekend, St. Louis County Sheriff Gordon Ramsey called Biden's decision “frustrating.” Ramsey wrote that Carlson's actions “contributed to the spread of addiction (and) increased crime.”This is a MPR News morning update, hosted by Phil Picardi. Music by Gary Meister.Find these headlines and more at mprnews.org.Trial begins in Shakopee over Minn. House race that could swing control of chamberRead the latest edition of the Minnesota Today newsletter.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or RSS.

The trailing candidate in a narrowly decided Minnesota House race is asking a court to declare the seat vacant after 20 ballots were discovered missing. Republican Aaron Paul has formally filed his legal challenge of the November election in the Shakopee area, which resulted in DFL Representative Brad Tabke prevailing by 14 votes. Also, state Sen. Omar Fateh has entered the field of candidates opposing Mayor Jacob Frey who is seeking re-election. This is the MPR News afternoon update, hosted by Emily Reese. Theme music by Gary Meister.

The GOP candidate in a narrow race to represent the Shakopee area in the state legislature has filed a legal challenge to the election. We'll have the latest on the story and find out what this could mean for the tie between Republicans and the DFL in the House of Representatives.Researchers at the University of Minnesota published a deep-dive on evictions from single family homes in the Twin Cities. We'll find out what they learned. Can a vibe be intellectual property? A Minnesota-based influencer says yes. She's suing another influencer in a case that is the first of its kind. We'll talk with a tech reporter about the lawsuit.And the second season of the Professional Women's Hockey League has begun. We'll talk about Minnesota Frost, plus other sports news.

On this week's show, we learn about the newest sports show coming to the Twin Cities in January. Barry Cenaiko joins the show to tell us about the 1st Annual Minnesota Sportsmen's Show coming to Shakopee. Dan Amundson has another cool story from Deer Camp in Wisconsin, Joe Henry has a Lake of the Woods […] The post SJR | Week 638: New Sportsmen's Show in Minnesota appeared first on Sporting Journal Radio.

The Democratic incumbent in a Shakopee-area legislative race is the likely winner after a recount Thursday. Rep. Brad Tabke led his Republican challenger, Aaron Paul, by 15 votes. And after three days of testimony, a federal human smuggling trial is drawing to a close in Fergus Falls. The jury will receive final instructions before beginning deliberations Friday.Find these headlines and more at mprnews.org.Tabke wins Shakopee-area legislative race after recount, House control still unknownClosing arguments delivered in federal human smuggling caseRead the latest edition of the Minnesota Today newsletter.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or RSS.

Election officials in Scott County are busy counting ballots this morning in a Shakopee-area state House race. A change in result there — or in another recount next week — could flip political control of the Minnesota House. MPR News senior politics reporter Dana Ferguson is at the Scott County Government Center in Shakopee and joined us as the recount was underway.

Political control of the Minnesota House comes down to tight races in two counties. Our reporter spent the morning in Shakopee where a recount is happening and she is here with the latest on the close race in District 54A.Robbinsdale Public Schools made a twenty million dollar mistake in their budget. We hear about the fallout and plans for budget cuts.And St. Paul Public Schools is changing the way they teach reading — and they made a documentary about it. We talk to the district's literacy coordinator.Plus Minnesota United is inching closer to their first cup. They're in the semi finals this weekend against the LA Galaxy. We'll talk to a former Loons player about their journey to the top.Our Minnesota Music Minute was “Chopper” by Dessa.

Arctic Cat has cut more than five dozen jobs at its plant in Thief River Falls amid a downturn in the market for snowmobiles. And Anheuser Busch will close a large malting facility in Moorhead and move the work to a plant in Shakopee.Those stories and more in today's evening update. Hosted by Emily Reese. Music by Gary Meister.

In this episode, we're at Turtles Bar and Grill in Shakopee, MN. The first caller is newly married and struggling with his in-laws. The second caller has a messy confession to make. The third caller is having problems with coworkers, and the fourth caller, a Wisconsinite, has an unexpected opportunity to become a fricking Illinois bastard. The last caller got competitive on a cruise ship. Don't have time to call in? Call our Voicemail line and tell us what's on your mind

A group called All of Minneapolis might be the ones to actually save the city. Under Walz-signed law four males have been admitted to the women's prison in Shakopee. Special guest at the Gumption County Institute for the Criminally Incompetent. Reusse with his weekly sports report and a very interesting guitar news with Johnny Heidt.Heard On The Show:Police: 1 arrested for role in attack at Minneapolis shelterCat rescued from sewer in Duluth after nearly 2 months missingTrump says he won't participate in any more debates before the 2024 election 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.

A group called All of Minneapolis might be the ones to actually save the city. Under Walz-signed law four males have been admitted to the women's prison in Shakopee. Special guest at the Gumption County Institute for the Criminally Incompetent. Reusse with his weekly sports report and a very interesting guitar news with Johnny Heidt. Heard On The Show: Police: 1 arrested for role in attack at Minneapolis shelter Cat rescued from sewer in Duluth after nearly 2 months missing Trump says he won't participate in any more debates before the 2024 election Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A longtime Department of Corrections (DOC) employee has left her career after biological men are now being allowed in Shakopee state prison—Minnesota's only prison for women. She shared her story exclusively with Liz Collin on her podcast.Support the show

In the idyllic town of Shakopee, where the Minnesota River winds its peaceful course, and a community finds solace, tranquility turns to terror when a horrifying crime rocks the neighborhood to its core. A young woman witnesses a night-marish scene right outside her home and shares it, sending shockwaves through the town and beyond.