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Up North ReportMeet Butch Eggen, Crane Lake guide, historian and 'hot dog'A lifelong Crane Laker shows off the area and reflects on the community's history with Voyageurs National Park just before the Crane Lake Visitor Center opens.2025-06-1605 minUp North ReportLittle news on Grand Rapids Area Library future; USDA says it will reverse Superior NF mining banAnd: Brainerd senior Ty Nelson wins a second triple jump title, and Red Lake County will play for a baseball title Saturday.2025-06-1405 minUp North ReportHouse approves rescission package to cut funding for PBS, NPR; MN K-12 budget includes cuts to libraries, special educationPlus: the Northland has nine more state champs in golf, track and field after state tournaments.2025-06-1305 minUp North ReportProvision to lift MN mining ban pulled; Brainerd School District won't have referendum votePlus: Essentia Health will soon take full ownership of its facility in Virginia; and Bemidji Heritage Preservation Committee hosts a sidewalk celebration on historic Third Street.2025-06-1205 minUp North ReportEichorn seeks dismissal of sex sting charge; MN Legislature passes budgetAnd: Itasca County cannabis company not selected in license lottery; Hawley appointed in 9th Judicial District.2025-06-1105 minUp North ReportCrews fully contain Horse Creek Fire in BWCA; Work pauses indefinitely at Canisteo Mine PitPlus: Stakeholders of Voyageurs National Park are celebrating a new Crane Lake visitor center; a detour is in place on Highway 73 east of Cook; and Northland athletes in softball and tennis placed at state tournaments last week.2025-06-1005 minUp North ReportWith boating season comes new safety requirements; Some rural grocers find survival edge despite tough timesAnd: Minnesota Pride events look to genuine community support under political storm; and despite budget constraints, the Legislature gives affordable housing a bump.2025-06-0905 min
Phenology‘Chasing Wildflowers’ serves as a guide for MN WildflowersAuthor Phyllis Root and photographer Kelly Povo have a new book, “Chasing Wildflowers,” highlighting wildflower treasures in out-of-the-way places. They joined the “KAXE Morning Show” to talk about the project.2025-06-0715 minUp North ReportAuthorities ID Virginia man in fatal cliff-diving incident near Gilbert; Temporary fire debris disposal site in works for Brimson areaPlus: Gov. Tim Walz and legislative leaders appear to agree on a one-day special session for June 9, 2025; and the Minnesota Incident Command System wrapped up a week of wildfire training in Grand Rapids this week.2025-06-0705 minUp North ReportJudge finds Crosslake woman guilty on all counts of child torture; MnLEG special session could happen SaturdayPlus: Summer EBT is now SUN Bucks and eligible families enrolled in certain programs will automatically be mailed new cards per school-age child; and nine Northland golf teams will compete at the state golf tournament next week.2025-06-0605 minUp North ReportWhite Earth opens Moorhead dispensary; New District of MN attorney namedAnd: Construction begins on a Highway 37 intersection near Cherry; northwestern MN landowners can apply for a conservation program; and 10 area organizations get Age-Friendly grants.2025-06-0505 minUp North ReportMN wildfires hold steady in size; Crow Wing County elections workers honoredAnd: Reif Center plans outdoor expansion; comment sought on Pine River watershed plan amendment; and Minnesota's rural job vacancy rate eases but still needs improvement.2025-06-0405 minUp North ReportErskine man dies in Polk County motorcycle crash; Lakeland PBS joins lawsuit over CPB fundingPlus: Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School's commencement ceremony included 12 students holding space for their missing and lost classmates; St. Louis County is looking for residents to serve on its mental health advisory board; and post-season softball and track sections are wrapping up with several Northland athletes heading to state.2025-06-0305 minUp North ReportBemidji and Northern likely to face off in court over sewering lakeWith Northern Township planning to assess residents living along Lake Bemidji for a new wastewater treatment plant, the city of Bemidji is petitioning to annex and connect the same residents, who say questions about real costs for either project are unanswered.2025-06-0205 minUp North Report2 dead after head-on crash south of Leech Lake; No bonding bill this yearAnd: A bear visits Main Avenue in Thief River Falls; Highway 169 J-turn construction starts Monday; Hermantown corridor study set for Monday; and registration soon for tech career pathway programs in Itasca County.2025-05-3105 minUp North ReportCloquet PD asks public help in finding missing couple; Prosecutors drop assault and kidnapping charges against Iron Range Hells AngelsPlus: A McKinley City Council member is facing three felonies after allegedly disrupting power service to three Iron Range cities; St. Louis County assessors are setting up an alternate process for Fairbanks Township residents to appeal their 2025 valuations due to wildfire evacuations; Amazon is building a distribution facility in Grand Rapids; and drifting Canadian wildfire smoke is prompting air quality alerts in the Northland this weekend.2025-05-3005 minUp North ReportDowntown Bemidji evacuated for gas leak; Wildfire burns in Boundary WatersAnd: A Bemidji business owner faces a financial exploitation charge; and Northern Minnesota athletes to compete at boys tennis state tournament.2025-05-2905 minUp North ReportBemidji Planned Parenthood clinic to close by July; USA Today readers rank Devil's Kettle Trail No. 1Plus: MnDOT will host a pre-construction open house ahead of a 3-year project on Highways 10 and 71; and Minnesota public health officials are sounding the alarm of alcohol misuse among women.2025-05-2805 minUp North ReportEngelman family restores family legacy on Kitchi LakeSteve and Val Engelman embarked on an adventure 8 years ago, becoming adoptive parents while also purchasing the Kitchi Landing Resort near Pennington — the very same resort Val's great-grandfather operated in the 1940s.2025-05-2705 minUp North ReportDeer River, Grand Rapids tech hubs offer safe learning spacesStarted by nonprofit Smart North, the tech hubs aim to provide digital equity to students, providing access to technology and food, hygiene products and a safe space.2025-05-2605 minUp North ReportNew fire burning in BWCA; Minnesota has a new state fossilAnd: A new report says nearly a quarter of rural pregnant women in the state rely on Medicaid; and MnDOT will host a meeting ahead of construction on a Hill City roundabout.2025-05-2405 minUp North ReportNashwauk woman pleads not guilty to voter fraud; Grand Rapids, Itasca County explore new library funding agreementAnd: Hermantown officials won't share details on a massive proposed development; Minnesota North College launches five new programs; and the Superior National Forest seeks comment on agreement renewal.2025-05-2305 min
PhenologyPam Perry: May is the top month for birdwatchersRetired wildlife biologist Pam Perry joined the "KAXE Morning Show" to share what birds and other wildlife she's been seeing during this month of May.2025-05-1618 min
What We're ReadingLili Taylor’s ‘Turning to Birds’ reminds us to engage with the world Lili Taylor is the author of Turning to Birds: The Power and Beauty of Noticing.(Contributed / Mike Fernandez, Audubon)Many may already know actor Lili Taylor from her work in films such as Ship of Fools, Ransom, Girls Town, Mystic Pizza and Say Anything, but now, Lili is also an author.During a much-needed break from her work, she sought peace and quiet--and in that quiet she rediscovered birds.Now an avid birder, Lili wanted to share how birding has helped her listen, practice mindfulness and be present and engaged with the world. She shares...2025-05-1211 minPhenologyEarly May marvels with Season Watch Newsletter creator Charlie MitchellIn May, Charlie Mitchell looks for marsh marigolds, multicolored treetops and migrating birds. No expertise is needed to enjoy nature and phenology — just curiosity!2025-05-0910 minPhenologyNature enthusiasts delighted by rare sighting of a Summer TanagerDuring the Phenology Report for the week of May 8, 2025, Staff Phenologist John Latimer enthuses about a rare observation of a Summer Tanager and details spring's advance.2025-05-0919 min
PhenologyWaterfowl murder: Students investigate suspicious death of local swanDuring the week of May 6, 2025, student phenologists report on a swan mourning its dead mate, trees leafing out, and much more. Staff phenologist John Latimer responds.2025-05-0733 min
What We're ReadingTracy Kampa recommends children's books Children's librarian Tracy Kampa (Contributed / Tracy Kampa)Grand Rapids Area Library children's librarian Tracy Kampa returns to What We're Reading with four more great books to recommend. The Five Sides of Marjorie Rice: How to Discover a Shape, by Amy Alznauer, illustrated by Anna Bron.The Five Sides of Marjorie Rice is the latest book by Amy Alznauer. (Contributed / Penguin Random House)Tracy’s Take: By all accounts, Marjorie Rice was a quiet homemaker in the 1950s. Yet for her entire life, she had been fascinated with geometry and art, and that fa...2025-05-0510 minPhenologyPhenology Report: Breaking budDuring the Phenology Report for the week of April 29, Staff Phenologist John Latimer covers bud break, incoming and outgoing birds, eagles nesting and more.2025-05-0112 minPhenologyStudent phenologists ask us to 'remember how much the Earth holds'During the week of April 29, 2025, 16 (!) classes share Earth Day messages and reports of migratory birds and budding trees. Staff phenologist John Latimer responds.2025-04-3052 min
What We're ReadingAmor Towles' 'Table for Two' shines with short stories, Hollywood noir novella Amor Towles is the author of Table for Two.(Contributed / Book image—Penguin Random House; Author photo—Dmitri Kasterine )Amor Towles was running out of time.He needed to submit his manuscript to his editor, but he still hadn’t come up with a title for his new collection of stories.In a recent What We’re Reading interview, Amor explained how hectic the publishing schedule can be, “You are reading that manuscript from beginning to end 10 times. You're doing it almost on a daily basis, or every other day...You're reading the piece from beginning t...2025-04-2812 min
PhenologyPhenology Report: Bunnies begone, spring keeps John Latimer on the hopDuring the Phenology Report for the week of April 22, 2025, John details his busy spring phenology routine and rejoices in the arrival of Bald Eagle chicks.2025-04-2419 min
PhenologyPhenology Talkbacks: Have you heard a Timberdoodle 'peent'?During the week of April 22, 2025, students reported hearing American Woodcocks, seeing dragonflies, and finding emerging irises. Staff phenologist John Latimer responds.2025-04-2320 minWhat We're ReadingNew anthology celebrates epic and ordinary moments between women Locker Room Talk: Women in Private Spaces is a new anthology from Spout Press. (Contributed / Spout Press)The idea for the anthology Locker Room Talk: Women in Private Spaces happened in an actual locker room, according to the book’s co-editor, Michelle Filkins.In a recent What We’re Reading interview, Michelle, a founding editor of Spout Press and professor and librarian at Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, explained that at the time of the book’s inception, she had been contemplating on how the locker room in the traditional sense had become an excuse for conver...2025-04-2112 minPhenologyPhenology report: How does spring 2025 compare to spring 2024?During the Phenology Report for the week of April 15, 2025, Staff Phenologist John Latimer compares spring's progression to last year and wonders at an oddball fern.2025-04-1815 min
la Boca NostraParir al calor del hogar y del territorio: Entrevista con Lilia de Poj Kää.Periodismo de lo Posible sigue en su segunda temporada y el pasado 8 de Abril se estrenó el segundo capítulo, el cual lleva por título: "Oaxaca: Kaxë’ëjkën, parir al calor del hogar y del territorio". Para poder conocer mas sobre quienes realizaron esta producción, tuvimos la oportunidad de charlar con Lilia, integrante de la Organización de Mujeres Poj Kääj, quienes desde el territorio ayuujk en Tlahuitoltepec, Oaxaca, luchan por condiciones más dignas en el parto y los cuidados médicos, así como la defensa de las parteras y las madres de la comunidad.
Lilia nos narra...2025-04-1724 minPhenologyPhenology Talkbacks: Has Old Man Winter given up yet?During the week of April 15, 2025, we received 10 reports detailing the swift advance of spring weather across the state. Staff phenologist John Latimer responds.2025-04-1636 minWhat We're ReadingEl-Mohtar's 'The River Has Roots' revamps the two sister ballad“What is magic but a change in the world?”In Amal El-Mohtar’s new novella, The River Has Roots, the said river is brimming with grammar, and grammar is magic.Amal is a Canadian writer of stories, poems and criticism. She is also the co-author, along with Max Gladstone, of the Hugo Award winning novel, This is How You Lose the Time War (2019).The River Has Roots is based on a seventeenth-century murder ballad type, the “cruel sister,” wherein the same man will court two sisters, and the older sister will usually murder the younge...2025-04-1512 minPhenologyEager adoptions, sticky spit, and warming winters: Life as a Canada JayDr. Ryan Norris, a biologist at the University of Guelph, discusses the Canada Jay. This is part of a series on the decline of native birds, produced by Mark Jacobs.2025-04-1223 minPhenologyPhenology Report: April schedule includes phoebes, frogs and flowersDuring the Phenology Report for April 8, 2025, Staff Phenologist John Latimer details the average April phenology calendar and the table manners of black bears.2025-04-1116 min
Periodismo de lo PosibleOaxaca: Kaxë’ëjkën, parir al calor del hogar y del territorioEn la comunidad ayuujk de Tlahuitoltepec, Oaxaca, el parto en casa era una tradición que se practicaba en armonía con el territorio y la espiritualidad. Sin embargo, con la llegada de los hospitales y la imposición de la medicina occidental, muchas mujeres fueron presionadas a renunciar a los partos en casa y por ende a sus prácticas ancestrales de nacimiento, enfrentando violencia obstétrica, cesáreas innecesarias y la negación de sus derechos sobre sus cuerpos y la vida de sus bebés. Ante estos abusos, un grupo de mujeres y parteras se organizó para recu...2025-04-0925 min
Canto de CenzontlesPrograma 175. Oaxaca: Kaxë’ëjkën, parir al calor del hogar y del territorioEn la comunidad ayuujk de Tlahuitoltepec, Oaxaca, el parto en casa era una tradición que se practicaba en armonía con el territorio y la espiritualidad. Sin embargo, con la llegada de los hospitales y la imposición de la medicina occidental, muchas mujeres fueron presionadas a renunciar a los partos en casa y por ende a sus prácticas ancestrales de nacimiento, enfrentando violencia obstétrica, cesáreas innecesarias y la negación de sus derechos sobre sus cuerpos y la vida de sus bebés. Ante estos abusos, un grupo de mujeres y parteras se organizó para recu...2025-04-0826 minWhat We're ReadingLibrarian Tracy Kampa recommends new children's booksChildren's librarian Tracy Kampa reviews and recommends children's books.(Contributed / Book covers—via publishers)Two new picture books and three middle-grade books are among Tracy Kampa's latest recommendations. Tracy is the children's librarian at the Grand Rapids Area Library and reviews books for What We're Reading.Picture booksA Little Like Magic, by Sara Kurpiel. A Little Like Magic, by Sarah Kurpiel. (Contributed / Penguin Random House)Tracy's take: She didn't want to go. It was cold and windy and she didn't like heavy coats or boots or places she'd ne...2025-03-3109 min
What We're ReadingNash's new novel asks: What if you could hold on to time?2025-03-2412 min
What We're ReadingA dark force haunts a Minnesota casino in Staples' new novel Dennis E. Staples is the author of Passing Through a Prairie Country.(Contributed / Cover—Counterpoint Press; Author photo—Alan Johnson Photography)BEMIDJI—Dennis E. Staples is a writer from the Bemidji area and a member of the Red Lake Nation. His debut novel This Town Sleeps was published in 2020—a thrilling story taking place in Northern Minnesota blending Ojibwe legends with the modern world, and featuring Marion LaFournier, a mid-twenties gay Ojibwe man whose family has ties to sacred power.Marion’s story continues in Dennis’s new novel Passing Through a Prairie Country. In this story, fresh from a...2025-03-1709 minWhat We're ReadingWilla Hammitt Brown takes on the lumberjack lore in new book Willa Hammitt Brown is the author of Gentlemen of the Woods. (Contributed / Book cover—University of Minnesota Press; Author photo—Penny McCoy)Paul Bunyan and the lumberjack lore is strong here in Northern Minnesota with our roadside attractions, festivals and other namesakes. But the history of the lumberjack has complex roots, as explained by writer and historian Willa Hammitt Brown.Growing up, Willa spent a lot of time in Minnesota’s Paul Bunyan country – one of her earliest childhood photos is of her sitting in the giant cupped hand of the Paul Bunyan statue in Akeley. In her new...2025-03-1013 min
Libre Directo en Radio PopularLD 03-03-25 | Los cachorros llaman ya a la puerta del playoffEl "derbi txiki" se resolvió a favor del Bilbao Athletic en Zubieta (1-2). Los cachorros remontaron el tanto inicial txuriurdin con los goles de Hierro y Azkune, aunque bien pudieron ser más. Los rojiblancos sumaban así su séptima jornada sin perder, con seis victorias y un empate. Esto provoca que los de Aranbarri se coloquen séptimos, a dos puntos del playoff. El sábado (18:00) tocará recibir al penúltimo de la tabla, la Gimnástica Segoviana.
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En él sigue instalado un Barakaldo que caía en Zamora (2-1) tras una muy mala...2025-03-0354 minWhat We're ReadingMinnesota writer Schultz wraps up supernatural thriller series Jennifer Schultz is the author of the Shaka Reed Series.(Contributed / Jennifer Schultz)Jennifer Schultz walks two paths. On one, she is a registered nurse in Northern Minnesota. On the other, the writer of the Shaka Reed Series of supernatural thrillers. Among her influences are H.G. Wells, Ray Bradbury, Margaret Atwood and Stephen King. But she notes that the true source of her writing comes from “an unknown place which begs to be expressed.”Hearts of Prey is book 2 of the Shaka Reed Series by Jennifer Schultz(Contributed / Jennifer Schultz)The Shaka Reed Series starts with...2025-03-0308 minWhat We're ReadingNPR correspondent Linda Holmes' new novel smart and romantic Linda Holmes is the author of Back After This.(Contributed / Author photo—Cassidy DuHon; Book cover—Ballantine Books)A podcast producer becomes the subject of a new show on modern dating where she agrees to have a social media influencer coach her through 20 dates with 20 men. Will a love match outside the show stir things up?This is at the heart of writer Linda Holmes’ new novel Back After This.Holmes is the author of the novels Flying Solo, and Evvie Drake Starts Over. She’s also a pop culture correspondent for National Public Radio (NPR) and...2025-02-2707 minWhat We're ReadingFemale monsters, free will at odds in Barker's 'Old Soul'Susan Barker is the author of Old Soul.(Contributed / Cover/Putnam; author/Tom Barker)British novelist Susan Barker is the author of The Incarnations (2014) and The Orientalist and the Ghost (2008). She ventures into the world of highbrow horror with her beautiful and terrifying novel, Old Soul.The story starts with two strangers who learn that people they've both recently lost were involved with an enigmatic woman shortly before their deaths. One of these strangers, Jake, begins an investigation that will take him around the world and discover truly chilling and terrifying things about the character known as “th...2025-02-1909 minWhat We're ReadingFemale monsters, free will at odds in Barker's 'Old Soul'Susan Barker is the author of Old Soul.(Contributed / Cover/Putnam; author/Tom Barker)British novelist Susan Barker is the author of The Incarnations (2014) and The Orientalist and the Ghost (2008). She ventures into the world of highbrow horror with her beautiful and terrifying novel, Old Soul.The story starts with two strangers who learn that people they've both recently lost were involved with an enigmatic woman shortly before their deaths. One of these strangers, Jake, begins an investigation that will take him around the world and discover truly chilling and terrifying things about the character known as “th...2025-02-1909 minWhat We're ReadingLived experiences of Minnesota climate scientist, policy advisor Anna Farro Henderson is the author of Core Samples.(Contributed / Cover—University of Minnesota Press; Author photo—Craig VanDerSchaegen )Scientist and environmental policy advisor Anna Farro Henderson’s new book is Core Samples: A Climate Scientist’s’ Experiments in Politics and Motherhood. But in the prologue, she advises readers that the book is not “an explanation of science concepts or a guide to political procedure.”In a recent What We’re Reading interview Henderson described her book as “unprofessional writing about professional topics,” referring to the accessibility of the book. She explained, “One of my big concerns is that people will as...2025-02-1020 min
What We're ReadingTracy Kampa on 2025 Youth Media Award winners The American Library Association's Youth Media Awards take place annually.(Tammy Bobrowsky / KAXE graphic )The 2025 Youth Media Awards were announced Jan. 27 at the American Library Association’s “LibLearnX” conference in Phoenix, Arizona. The annual awards ceremony recognizes the top books in children’s and young adult literature from the previous year. Winner of the 2025 Newbery Medal .(Tammy Bobrowsky / Publisher Contributed ) The winner of the 2025 Caldecott Medal.(Tammy Bobrowsky / Contributed Media )Grand Rapids Area Library children’s librarian Tracy Kampa is an avid enthusiast of the award ceremony, specifically the coveted Newbery Award announcement, awarded to authors...2025-02-0311 min
Streets.mn PodcastWeed: From Law To ImplementationDespite Minnesota recently legalizing weed (famously accidentally at first), it has taken a long time for cannabis products to become available. Producers Stina Neel and Sherry Johnson dive into the long process of local counties and cities creating ordinances and policies in response to new state laws. Links Minnesota cannabis office ends license preapproval process | FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul Local Government Resources | Office of Cannabis Management St. Paul City Council passes ordinance on cannabis business regulations - CBS Minnesota Local officials work toward new rules as cannabis comes to town | KAXE Insider: Culture at new Minnesota cannabis...2025-02-0346 minWhat We're ReadingNew children's books, award season predictions Children's librarian Tracy Kampa's new recommended books. (Contributed / Publishers)Grand Rapids Area Library children's librarian Tracy Kampa is a contributor to What We're Reading and recently shared her recommendations for 3 new children's books and also her predictions for the upcoming Newbery and Caldecott book awards. New RecommendationsPlain Jane and the Mermaid, by Vera Brosgol. Imagine yourself in Jane's shoes: her parents have died and have left no provision for her future because she is unwed. Her family's vast estate will be claimed by her nasty cousin Colin. What is she to do? Maybe propose...2025-01-2710 minWhat We're ReadingMini-Book Club: 'On a Wing and a Tear' Librarians Tracy Kampa and Tammy Bobrowsky discuss Cynthia Leitich Smith's On a Wing and a Tear.(Contributed / Book cover via Heartdrum/HarperCollins )Cynthia Leitich Smith’s latest book features Grampa Charlie Halfmoon, his grandson Ray, their friend Mel, Great-Grandfather Bat, and Gray Squirrel. And a grand road trip. Smith’s middle grade novel On a Wing and a Tear is full of great characters, good messaging, and wild adventures.Here’s our What We’re Reading mini-book club conversation between Grand Rapids Area Library children’s librarian Tracy Kampa and What We’re Reading producer Tammy Bobrowsky.This co...2025-01-1310 min
MPR News with Angela DavisReimagining local news in MinnesotaIf the business model of local news needs an overhaul, what can the journalists who work inside the system do to change it? Listen to part two in our Report for America conversation about the state of local news. Our first conversation was with local and national philanthropy leaders who want to build new ways for local news to thrive.This time, the focus is entirely on Minnesota. During an evening event on July 18 at the Weisman Art Museum, host Angela Davis talked with news leaders from across Minnesota about the challenges...2024-08-1347 min
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Between You & MeMinn Sec. of State Simon: 'Extraordinary legislative session for democracy'The 2023 Minnesota Legislature passed three election-related bills signed into law by Gov. Tim Walz. Secretary of State Steve Simon joined the "KAXE Morning Show" to talk about the changes.2023-07-3018 minBetween You & MeRally for striking UPM Blandin paper mill workers draws hundreds in Grand RapidsThe rally featured union leadership from across the state and state legislators including Rep. Dave Lislegard, DFL-Aurora, and Sen. Grant Hauschild, DFL-Hermantown.2023-07-2915 minBetween You & MeRecycling groundwater is goal of Brainerd project funded by bonding billGov. Tim Walz toured the municipal water plant Wednesday, June 7, while visiting with local elected officials and touting a laundry list of funding increases and appropriations he said will improve the lives of rural Minnesotans.2023-07-2522 minBetween You & MeRural Futures Summit: What future can we build together?Springboard for the Arts hosted a gathering in June of 2023 in Fergus Falls addressing the intersections of rural, art, economics and land. Rural Regenerator Fellows gathered to communicate about making positive change in rural communities.2023-07-191h 00Between You & MeTammy Bobrowsky of 'What We're Reading' on Ruta Sepetys' new writer’s guideTammy Bobrowsky of KAXE/KBXE's "What We're Reading" talks about reading about writing and Ruta Sepetys’ new writing book, which encourages people to tell their stories.2023-07-0917 minBetween You & MeKAXE contributor Aaron Brown on throw pillows, garden art and PolyMet permitsBrown first contributed to KAXE as part of the original iteration of "Between You & Me," a call-in variety show featuring essays and music.2023-07-0828 minBetween You & MeLorie Shaull helps bring KAXE stories to life with colorful imageryShaull recently began taking photos for the station as part of our efforts to expand our digital presence and present local news in new ways. On a recent trip to Bemidji, Shaull was able to meet up with Crystal Gail Welcome to showcase Black Birdwatchers Day.2023-06-2826 min
Between You & MeWriter Kuyatt’s new middle-grade novel shares story of neurodivergent girlTammy Bobrowsky joined the Between You & Me podcast to share a recent conversation with Meg Eden Kuyatt, whose "Good Different" tells the story of seventh-grader Selah.2023-06-2716 minBetween You & MeSolving a Brainerd history mystery means righting wrongs about Lyman P. WhiteJeremy Jackson’s inquiry began shortly after Brainerd officials renamed the city’s newest park after the man once known as the “Father of Brainerd,” Lyman P. White. Misinformation printed in the 19th century found new life online, making troubling claims about White’s dealing with Indigenous peoples.2023-06-2719 minBetween You & MeJuneteenth celebrations planned across Northern MinnesotaLong celebrated in the Black community, Juneteeth commemorates the day on which the last remaining slaves in the United States learned they were free in 1865. It was recognized as a federal holiday in 2021 and Minnesota passed a bill in 2023.2023-06-1816 min
Between You & MeBanned books, good librarians and romance reads: 'What We're Reading' host Tammy BobrowskyA broken-up couple has to fake being back together in Emily Henry's lastest novel "Happy Place," but first, we get to know a little more about "What We're Reading" host Tammy Bobrowsky, a longtime KAXE/KBXE volunteer and producer.2023-06-0726 min
Between You & MeAll Minn. students could soon be granted free overnight outdoor experiencesOutdoor School For All Minnesota is advocating for the establishment of a statewide grant program to support immersive, multi-day, accredited overnight outdoor education program experiences for students in fourth through eighth grades.2023-06-0525 min
Between You & MeMilford mining disaster in Crosby spotlighted in new novellaJenny Robertson grew up in the woods of Lake Shore, Minn. Her new book Hoist House: A Novella and Stories is described as weaving tales of immigrant life, worker exploitation and the tensions and dangers of growing up with the American dream.2023-06-0323 minBetween You & MeRemembering Benesikwe: The legacy of Red Lake Nation's Shirley NordrumIndependent audio producer Leah Lemm featured Shirley Nordrum on KAXE’s "Northern Voices" – celebrating ties to Minnesota’s northland, a series on KAXE.2023-05-3021 minBetween You & MeIron range art center aims for cultural sensitivity in recent 'Moana Jr.' productionRespect for Pacific Islander culture and the environment is interwoven into a youth production of "Disney’s Moana Jr." The organization connected with Enormvs (li’o) Muñoz, a New York-based performance artist born on Hawaii, who provided choreography and cultural guidance.2023-05-2717 minBetween You & MeDNR's Andy Tri on black bear encounters at home and how to prevent themThe black bear population in most of the state is steady or slowly increasing, Tri said, after bottoming out at about 12,000 animals in 2013. Thirteen years earlier, the DNR altered hunting regulations to intentionally reduce the population from a peak of 25,000.2023-05-2627 minBetween You & MeIntense springtime of 2023 is humbling for Hill City farmersAkre Homestead is a fifth-generation farm in Hill City producing animals, meat and soap products at northern Minnesota farmers markets and the Night Makers Market in Grand Rapids.2023-05-2421 minBetween You & MeUnderstanding bird language in your own yardLaura Erickson’s "For the Birds" is heard on public and community radio stations throughout the Midwest, including KAXE. She’s written over 13 books about birds, including her latest, "100 Plants to Feed the Birds."2023-05-2229 minBetween You & MeStolen ruby slippers story grabs headlines again with federal indictmentMorning Show co-hosts Heidi Holtan and Kari Hedlund reflected on the saga of the stolen slippers the day the U.S. Justice Department announced the grand jury indictment of a Grand Rapids area man for the theft.2023-05-2032 minBetween You & MeMinn. author Mary Casanova on hooking readers right from the startMary Casanova is an award-winning author of over 40 books, many set where she lives, on the border of Minnesota and Canada. From her Dog Watch chapter books, to young adult novels like Ice Out and picture books like Utterly Otter Day, she’s been charming readers of all ages for decades.2023-05-1722 min
Nyreforeningens podcastPårørende til nyresyge: Vi lever meget i nuetDet er en stor omvæltning, når ens nærmeste bliver alvorligt nyresyg. Det kan have indflydelse på familieliv, arbejde, økonomi, boligsituation og meget mere. Det har ikke blot menneskelige konsekvenser for den syge, men også for familie og nære venner. Opmærksomheden fra familie og venner retter sig ofte mod den syge, mens de pårørendes problemer lever et liv i skyggen. Men de pårørendes behov og problemer er lige så vigtige. I denne episode sætter vi derfor spot på pårørendes tanker og udfordringer sammen med pårørende Ricki Thanning og L...2022-12-1922 min
Segona JugadaEpisodi 91 - Kaxe remuntam!Nou programa de Segona Jugada en què analitzam el Calahorra 1 - ATB 1, corresponent a la jornada 12.2022-11-201h 02
Hundezonen - en podcast om hundPolitihund sporet opp ransmistenktEn dagligvarebutikk blir ranet, men raneren stikker av. I dagens episode får du høre om politihunden som verktøy. Terje er hundefører og fag- og opplæringsansvarlig i Sør-Vest politidistrikt og er gjest i podkasten. Også i neste episode får du høre med om hundetjenesten i politiet. Lars har mistet kredittkortet i sporet. Greier Kaxe og Anders å finne det? Tina og Lotta har vært på kurs, de har oppdaget viktigheten av å ha god kontakt.
Dersom du har et spørsmål, kan du sende det til team@hundezonen.no2022-07-2719 minHundezonen - en podcast om hundSlipp- slipp, sa jeg!Mange sliter med å få til apporten, enten det er jegere, hundeeiere som konkurrerer eller i tjenestesammenheng. I dagens episode er apport tema. Hvorfor er det en vanskelig øvelse? Bli også med Hundezonen på sportrening med malinoisen Kaxe og schæferhunden Xena. De skal søke etter menneskespor. Lars jobber med å få Xena til å sette seg raskt i sporet og time belønningen. Vil han greie å få belønne på riktig tidspunkt? Kaxe skal finne en gjenstand i slutten av sporet. Anders og Kaxe får krevende sporoppgave med tap av spor, vinkler og terrengskifte. Hundezonen er et team der begge driver aktivt med...2022-03-0720 minHundezonen - en podcast om hundHundezonen på TV2 og God morgen Norge. BonusepisodeLars og Anders i Hundezonen er invitert til God morgen Norge på TV2 for å prate om hundeboka og gi tips til trening for alle hundeeiere. Anders har tatt med malioisen Kaxe som skal opptre direkte på TV. Vil dette gå? Kaxe er giret før sending. Teamet var live i studio på TV2 i ni minutter og ga tips og råd. Og Kaxe sjarmerte TV-seerne i senk. Boka fikk sin store lansering på nasjonal TV. Se episoden på TV2. Lurer du på noe, kan du sende spørsmål til team@hundezonen.no. Anders er utdannet instruktør i Norske Rednin...2021-11-1609 min
Native Lights: Where Indigenous Voices ShineMichael Lyons’ Gift for teaching Ojibwe Language with Puppets, Cartoons, and SongNative Lights: Where Indigenous Voices Shine – Weekly Radio ShowNative Lights is a weekly, half-hour radio program hosted by Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe members and siblings, Leah Lemm and Cole Premo. Native Lights is a space for people in Native communities around Mni Sota Mkoce -- a.k.a. Minnesota -- to tell their stories about finding their gifts and sharing them with the community.Native Lights – Michael Lyons’ Gift for teaching Ojibwe Language with Puppets, Cartoons, and SongOn today’s show, we talk with Anishinaabe author and artist, Michael Lyons, who is t...2021-06-1038 min
Kerby’s Disc Golf WorldEpisode 18 - Kerby's Disc Golf WorldIn this episode the guys recap the amazing tournament Jonesboro was and review the next DGPT event on tour the Mid American Open. With Moral Kombat around the corner the debate in which character would be the best disc golfer was heated. Kaxe Z was this episodes disc pick and it happens to be some of the guys go to disc. And finally one of the hardest disc golf questions has been answered... what qualifies an ace?2021-04-231h 07
Doggy DojoGenetics and Behavior with Kim BropheyKim Brophey, CDBC, CPDT-KA, FDM, is an applied ethologist and owner of The Dog Door Behavior Center in downtown Asheville, NC. Kim’s 20-year commitment to Family Dog Mediation™ has been recognized internationally, nationally and locally, awarded the Association of Professional Dog Trainers (APDT) Outstanding Trainer of the Year in 2009 and the Best Dog Trainer of WNC seven years in a row.
Kim Brophey’s work has been featured in: Psychology Today, The Washington Post, National Geographic, Pet MD, The Human Animal Bond Research Institute (HABRI Central) Resource Library, HGTV Magazine, WLOS, The Asheville Citizen Times, The Family...2021-04-1358 min
The Strong Towns PodcastDig Deep: What Does Democracy Look Like Now?Since January 2017, at least once a month (and often more frequently than that), Strong Towns president Chuck Marohn has co-hosted a radio show on 91.7 KAXE, Northern Community Radio, along with his friend Aaron Brown—an author, reporter, and educator—and Heidi Holtan, the station’s News and Public Affairs Director. Since the debut of Dig Deep, topics have varied widely: the 2020 election, Minnesota politics, the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, climate change, rural life, health care, universal basic income, the history and future of labor unions in Minnesota, and the cohosts’ latest books, among many others. The show’s aim? To...2021-02-1522 min
Minnesota Native News: COVID-19 Daily UpdateRed Lake Nation Chairman Seki Urges Everyone to Take COVID-19 SeriouslyAs more and more cities and major retailers across Minnesota and the country begin implementing face mask requirements, a Red Lake Nation Chairman is urging people to take the COVID-19 pandemic seriously and wear a mask. In a recent interview with KAXE, Red Lake Chairman Darrell Seki issued a passionate statement on masks2020-07-2101 minThe Strong Towns PodcastKAXE's Dig Deep on George Floyd, Coronavirus, and MoreTwo Minnesotans -- Aaron Brown and Chuck Marohn -- are regular commentators on KAXE community radio out of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, and have regular conversations where they dig deep into the issues of the day. The Dig Deep program is hosted by KAXE's Heidi Holton and can be heard on-air as well as by download at KAXE.org.
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Deportes Cope BierzoDeportes COPE Bierzo 26-05-2020 de 15:25 a 15:30 horasRepasamos la actualidad del deporte berciano con Jacobo Casas (15:25 horas)
-Crisis del coronavirus
-LaLiga vuelve
-Tiempo de opinión con Álvaro Carrera
-Declaraciones de Javier Tebas y Kaxe2020-05-2605 min
Youth In RadioYouth in Radio Podcast...Michael FitchMichael Fitch of Grand Rapids produced the first Youth in Radio Podcast for KAXE/KBXE which will be aired Thursday mornings around 8:10 during the Morning Show. Fitch explores the relationship between music and arts education in young children. Hear the whole conversation below.2019-05-0206 minYouth In RadioYouth in Radio Podcast...the first of manyToday marked the beginning of KAXE/KBXE’s Youth in Radio Podcast which will be aired Thursday mornings around 8:10 during the Morning Show. This morning, Heidi Holtan talked with Youth in Radio Coordinator Shannon Fitch who has been working with groups of students to create short pieces about the subject of their choosing. Hear the whole conversation below.2019-05-0208 min
The Disc Golf PodcastEpisode 92 - The Disc Golf PodcastIn this episode we review the Kaxe Z by Kastaplast along with Lagunitas Sucks by Lagunitas Brewing Company. We also talk about the recent pro sponsorship moves, PDGA putting rule changes, and our need to make good on past bets. Music by www.bensound.com2018-01-041h 21
Blå måndag#13 Eva KaxeAvsnittet då vi dissar gitarrister, trummisar och Göteborg. Vi träffar sångerskan Eva Kaxe från KAOS! och pratar bland annat om låtskriveri, körsång och var Eva fick sina första synthskivor från. Dessutom ett rafflande På vågen och en bortglömd svensk klassiker.2017-10-231h 30
Explore, Teach, ConserveGetting Involved in the World of PhenologyOn this episode of the Naturalist, we get a chance to talk phenology with Staff Phenologist John Latimer from KAXE Community Radio in Grand Rapids and Associate Extension Professor Eli Sagor.2017-06-2936 min
The Strong Towns PodcastScott Hall at KAXE RadioThis week we're hosting a series of on the ground events in the Iron Range region of Minnesota. We're also sharing stories from the region and offering examples of how Strong Towns ideas can apply there.
Scott Hall is a long-time resident of the Iron Range and the Community Asset Coordinator for KAXE Northern Community Radio. In this podcast, he talks about the history of the region and the changes in the Iron Range over the last several decades, through the lens of his own life there.
Chuck Marohn also jumps in with some of hi...2016-05-1658 min
Just Throw - A Disc Golf Conversation with the PuttheadsEP22 - Disc Golf Fitness Training
Episode #22 - Disc Golf Fitness Training
STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS - ON SELF-IMAGE
It happens all the time. You go out to the course and start off strong, birdying 3-4-5 holes on the front 9 and feeling great about it. Then you turn to your buddy and say one of the following:
"Man, i’m doing great - watch the back 9 just destroy me!"
"I never play this well, I hope I can keep it up."
"4 down on the first 9 that means I have 4 bogies waiting for me on the back n...2016-03-2956 min
Kulturradion: K1/K2Lena Nyman - ett vardagsdrama i stockholmsmiljöTidigare i år avled Lena Nyman, 66 år gammal. En skådespelare med kontroll över sina medel. En kärna av genomlevda känslor. Folkkär som ingen annan. Släpade hela livet på bördan från Nyfiken gul. Katarina Wikars och Jenny Teleman läser hennes brev och efterlämnade anteckningar på Teatermuseet, träffar teaterkritikern Lars Ring, scenografen Leo Saukkola och operasångerskan Kjerstin Dellert och lyssnar på gamla anekdoter ur Här har du ditt liv.
Alla kan sjunga - men få sjöng som Lena Nyman.
En skådespelare med kontroll över sina medel, med en kärna av genoml...2011-04-2700 min