Shows

Freddie Bell and Cathy Wurzer talk about entering the hall of fame
On Sept. 17, six media personalities are being inducted into the Minnesota Broadcasters Hall of Fame — including MPR’s Cathy Wurzer and KMOJ’s Freddie Bell. The two talk about their path, their craft and what this honor means to them both.
Laurel Beager is editor of the Rainy Lake Gazette in International Falls. A lot of news there has been about the historic flooding on Rainy Lake. But Laurel has also been following a quieter story about how the town is trying to find solutions for working class families who are struggling to afford food. She talks with Host Cathy Wurzer about the situation.
Smokey Skies, Drought and Warming Temps - Weather News from Paul Huttner
If you like cool nights and warm days - you are loving this weather right now! MPR’s Chief Meteorologist Paul Huttner talks with Cathy Wurzer about what’s happening in our weather world.
Remembering Lynn Stauss — a heroic leader through unimaginable disaster
The former mayor of East Grand Forks, Lynn Stauss, died this week. On April 19, 1997, Strauss led the city through historic flooding and a fire. Current East Grand Forks mayor Steve Gander talked with Cathy Wurzer about Stauss and his legacy.
Research shows that people of color are far less likely to engage in nature-based outdoor recreation activities than their white peers. During this In Focus discussion from the Minnesota State Fair, host Twila Dang discusses the so-called nature gap and what to do about it, with outdoor equity experts Anthony Taylor and Asha Shoffner.
On final day of strike, Minnesota nurses wonder what's next
Thousands of Minnesota nurses are in the third and final day of a strike affecting more than a dozen hospitals in the Twin Cities and Twin Ports. The union and hospital management remain at odds over pay and staffing concerns.
Rondo’s ‘lady of line dance’ keeps community moving
For Tina Jackson, teaching soul line dancing is how she gives back to her community. Her childhood mentors helped Jackson get started as a teacher and over the years she has built a community of dancers from everywhere she goes.