MPR News Presents

Momaday gave this talk in 1977: "In Wonder and Delight: The Character of American Indian Oral Tradition."

A 1977 University of Minnesota lecture by award-winning poet, novelist and essayist N. Scott Momaday.

For Mental Health Awareness Month in May, and MPR's "Call to Mind" initiative, a program about "The Science of Happiness,” from the Commonwealth Club of California.

The voices of World War II veterans collected by the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress.

A new debate from the Intelligence Squared series: "Was the global financial system better prepared for a pandemic than the 2008 financial crash?"

Former Republican Rep. Vin Weber and Democratic polling expert Anna Greenberg analyze the 2020 election at a University of Minnesota Humphrey School event.

Asian Americans have faced a new wave of racism during the coronavirus pandemic from people looking for a scapegoat.

The Economic Club of Minnesota hosted a webinar called "Our Economy and Health in Crisis” with Neel Kashkari of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank and University of Minnesota epidemiologist Michael Osterholm.

History professor Michelle Nickerson speaks at the Minnesota Historical Society’s “History Forum” about “The History of Fake News in America.”

Two MPR documentaries: “Sister Kenny and the Polio Epidemic” in the 1940s and “No Jews Allowed” about anti-Semitism in Minneapolis in the 30s and 40s.