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Researcher Mike Schuster talks about what to plant after removing buckthorn
Listen to our session with this Duluth band in advance of their performance at the 2026 Duluth Homegrown Music Festival.
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Zeitgeist ArtsAnnie Dugan talks about viewing at eateries, a hands-on learning opportunity, and a new art book recommendation -
Lyric Opera of the NorthPatrick Russell, conductor for Lyric Opera of the North, answers three personal music questions -
Alexandra Zharkova [via Flickr]Larry Weber talks about the precipitation stats, the new month, and all of the growing ahead -
Jim Holland, Tanja ProkopPoet Greg Watson talks about his latest publication "The Shape of Your Absence"
Listen to our session with Nikki Lemire, a Minnesota singer songwriter whose main instrument is the harp from April 30, 2026. She joined us in advance of her performance at Duluth's Homegrown Music Festival.
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Shaun Floerke, President and CEO of Boreal Waters Community Foundation, talks about current projects and finding meaning in philanthropic actions -
Marcie Peeters with Carlton Soil & Water Conservation District talks about the upcoming Native Plant Sale and the Pollinator Powerhouse event -
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Tom Kasper talks about planting for tomatoes and making the most of larger tomato plants -
Director Elizabeth Chatelain talks about the three films showing this Saturday at Zeitgeist for the Transforming Family Cinema Series -
Annie Dugan talks about recent news regarding exhibits and gives a book recommendation for summer readers -
Mourning Glory from Harbor City Roller Derby answers three personal music questions -
Larry Weber talks about the shift from blooming spring to the many different beginnings of summer -
Listen to our session with this indie folk-pop trio from Pine City, Minnesota from May 27, 2026. -
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