Shows

The stress of the pandemic may trigger childhood trauma for many
The stress of the last 18 months may have triggered buried childhood trauma. Susan Beaulieu, an expert in how to heal from Adverse Childhood Experiences especially when it comes to Indigenous communities, joined host Cathy Wurzer to explain.
COVID-19 in MN: Outlook still hopeful; state readies vaccines for kids 5-11
Despite some trend lines edging higher, Minnesota’s overall COVID-19 data is still signaling the worst of the current wave may be over. State officials are turning their vaccination focus now to some of the state’s youngest soon-to-be eligible residents.
Journalist, St. Paul native Chenue Her makes news, breaks ground in rise to anchorman
Chenue Her, 30, recently became the first Hmong male news anchor in the U.S. when he joined “Good Morning Iowa'' in Des Moines. He’s hoping now to inspire a new generation into journalism, a business that struggles to keep people of color.
Great Halloween Blizzard of '91? Don't tell us again. OK, tell us
Did you know that it once snowed on Halloween in Minnesota? Whether you’ve heard the story once — or a million — times, you know Minnesotans love to rehash the record-breaking blizzard in great detail. It was a “perfect storm” for making memories.  
If the FDA green lights COVID vaccines for kids, what happens next?
Are COVID-19 vaccines for kids ages 5-11 almost here? Dr. Nathan Chomilo talked to host Cathy Wurzer about what the FDA advisory panel discussed on Tuesday — and what he believes will happen next.
Welcome to Nobles County: Political representation in the fastest diversifying county in Minnesota
Host Angela Davis and producer Samantha Matsumoto traveled to Nobles County this summer to put human voices to the statistics that show Nobles is the most rapidly diversifying county in Minnesota. On Monday we introduced you to Nobles County. And Tuesday we explored political representation in the county.
On a new podcast, Ojibwe elders tell their stories
Erik Redix is an Ojibwe language teacher at Oshki Ogimaag, a charter school in Grand Portage. He’s also the host of a new podcast called “Anishinaabe Bizindamoo Makak” which translated into English means “Anishinaabe Radio.” It features Ojibwe elders telling stories about their life and culture in English and Ojibwe.