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From the archives: 'Love People, Use Things'
On this Friday’s Big Books and Bold Ideas, Kerri Miller talks with novelist Jakob Guanzon, whose book “Abundance” tells the story of a young man, raising a child alone, on the razor’s edge of poverty. It reminded us of the insightful conversation we had last July with The Minimalists about how freeing up space in your home also frees up space in your life.
Twin Cities Jazz Fest makes its return
Jazz fans from across the region converge on St Paul this weekend for two days of music and fun. Cathy spoke with the organizer of the festival about what to watch for.
You probably know someone who has dementia or is caring for someone who has dementia. A central Minnesota doctor is rolling out a new model of care that can help.
Minneapolis family responds to rare, life-threatening pregnancy complication
Amniotic fluid embolism is a rare, life-threatening medical condition that occurs in roughly three out of every 100,000 births. In Minneapolis, one mother who survived works to help others.
More women of color are starting businesses
The number of women of color entrepreneurs is on the rise. In a special episode of the podcast “small change: Money Stories from the Neighborhood” co-hosts Chris Farrell and Twila Dang talk with the female founders of four Minnesota small businesses about how they managed entrenched barriers and found success.