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All Things Considered with Clay Masters is your comprehensive source for afternoon news and information. Listen from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. every weekday.

Appetites | Climate Cast

Minn., N.D. governors seek common ground on flood control
Mark Dayton and Doug Burgum have spoken twice since a federal judge stopped construction of the $2.2 billion Red River diversion, and they're hoping to resolve the dispute together.
Relax: Sitting at your desk job won't kill you
Recent media reports suggesting that daily chair-sitting can be fatal lack crucial context, MPR News' regular medical analyst says.
Booming wolf population puts wildlife experts on notice
With Minnesota's wolf population estimated to be on the rise, some wildlife managers are concerned about these same wolves targeting domestic animals for food.
3rd travel ban has grave consequences for MN Somalis
Under the president's new order, Minnesota Somalis won't be able to sponsor their relatives overseas for green cards.
Minnesota schools say new pre-K money will help meet rising need
The Legislature this year backed $70 million in new spending on three of the state's main early education programs. School districts say there's plenty of need for the cash. New opportunities for free preschool are in high demand.
Climate Cast: Unnatural disasters
Climate and hurricane expert Kerry Emanuel discussed how climate change is increasing the physical limits of hurricane wind speeds.
Appetites: The wild rice harvest is on
Food writer Beth Dooley joined the show to discuss the harvest and share a recipe for wild rice salad.
At Blackout Improv, comedy wrestles with tragedy
Blackout's shows have become a platform for talking about the beauty and complexity of black life.
Concern grows over effects of treated seeds on birds
Neonicotinoid-treated seeds are winding up as food for birds and other animals, which can be toxic for the wildlife.