Lifestyle

Pedal Hub: Cycling songwriters
In this episode, Twin Cities songwriters Ben Weaver and Brianna Lane talk about how they've woven biking into their music and performances, and how it's changed their lives as artists.
'Sioux Chef' puts pre-colonization food back on the menu
Like most chefs, Sean Sherman practically lives in the kitchen. But in his spare time, this member of the Oglala Lakota tribe has been on a quest to identify the foods his ancestors ate on the Great Plains.
'No place like this': Love can't save Roberts Shoe Store
The Minneapolis institution has served Lake Street for decades. As the end nears, staff and customers are trying to savor it all.
Photos: As store closes, shoppers scramble for last bargains
As Roberts Shoe Store closes after 77 years in business, some customers are angry and others are sad. The scramble by others to find bargains and special deals while the doors are still open is a story all its own.
With any luck at all, an announcement today may finally free professional sports from the tyranny of cable TV.
Photos: North Shore ablaze in color
The last week of September saw the hills around Lake Superior near Tofte and Lutsen explode into vibrant color. Like a magnet, the show attracted visitors by the thousands.
Pedal Hub: Can we prevent bike theft?
In this episode, we'll chat about biking with Ginny Marie Herman, who's helped organize some of the Twin Cities biggest biking events, including "Babes in Bikeland." And, the scourge of bike theft in Minneapolis has claimed another victim--Pedal Hub co-host Patrick Stephenson. What can we do to prevent bike theft?
Appetites: How to cut squash, and not your fingers
Amanda Paa joined MPR's Tom Crann to talk about all things squash.
2015 Westminster pack to include 2 new breeds
A Hungarian hunting dog and a cheerful breed known as the "royal dog of Madagascar" will join the pack at the Westminster Kennel Club show next year.
Maureen Corrigan on the story behind 'The Great Gatsby'
Corrigan first read the book in high school and it meant little to her. But over the years, it revealed its depths and she's been in its thrall.