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Larry Weber brings the enthusiasm for the sensational month of September
University of Minnesota Press
Listen to our session with this Colorado indie folk-pop band from July 29, 2026.
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Duluth Citizens Climate CommissionTone Lanzillo talks about the strides taken by the Duluth Citizens Climate Commission and the upcoming Climate Town Hall -
Jeremy Bishop [via Unsplash]Who would you enlist to write the mythological Siren's Song? -
Bob King talks about the recent lunar eclipse, some new planetary sightings in the evening and the morning, and the cosmic dust of the Milky Way
Listen to our session with this Duluth four-piece bluegrass-influenced band from June 22, 2026
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It's time for a new academic year, and for recent high school graduate Dahlia, that means heading away from home -
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Alison McGhee talks about her book "Weird Sad and Silent", winner at the 2026 Minnesota Book Awards -
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