The
Monologue
Sheletta Brundidge
does the honors this week. And as a non-native Minnesota she is preparing to
hibernate for the long winter.
Flood
Relief
State officials were
in Rushford Minnesota today to let folks know when and how state flood relief
funds will be distributed. DEED Commissioner Dan McElroy is our
guest.
A Quick Special
Session
Mary Lahammer was
there for all the action at Tuesday's Special Session. And while it lasted less
than 12 hours, it wasn't always smooth sailing.
Chill Is In the
Air
Paul Douglas stops by for his monthly weather chat and gives us the lowdown on this weekend's frosty start.
Paul Douglas stops by for his monthly weather chat and gives us the lowdown on this weekend's frosty start.
Two Queens One
Castle
Jevetta Steele stops
by to talk about the return of her original musical to the Twin Cities. And of
course she shares a tune from the production with us.
An Evening with Ken
Burns
Ken Burn's epic
treatment of World War Two, simply called "The War" will air later this month on
PBS stations across the nation. Earlier this month the filmmaker talked about
why this war is so important.
Medical
Records
Healthcare
professionals are excited about a new database that will track patient's medical
history. HealthPartners CEO Mary Brainerd give us the details.
America's Future in Iraq
Minnesota Congressmen John Kline and Tim Walz debate the course of action for American troops in Iraq.
Minnesota Congressmen John Kline and Tim Walz debate the course of action for American troops in Iraq.
It's a
Wrap!
It's own very own
question and answer section. Complete with some Minnesota history and
Scandinavian music from the archives.
