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Smiling man wearing a baseball cap seen from the waist up in front of a frosted window that says The North 103.3 FM. There is a lunch box shaped like the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine to his right.

Luke Moravec

Northland Morning Host

Luke Moravec moved to Duluth to attend The College of St. Scholastica in 1999 and never left. After graduation, he stuck around CSS as the Coordinator of Student Activities for over eight years. Prior to his work at the North, Luke worked as an elementary after-school coordinator, the arts and cultural events coordinator at the Nordic Center of Duluth, and at Solve Escape Rooms where he hosted, built and designed games.

Beyond escape rooms, Luke’s creative endeavors are many. He writes roughly a dozen plays annually for the Duluth playhouse’s theater education program and has authored ten novels for young readers over the past 15 years – most of them unpublished. It’s not unusual to find Luke on a stage somewhere, whether the product is acting, music, or reading trivia questions.

When there’s no snow on the ground, Luke is frequently on his bike or in the lake. When the snow is flying, Luke is reading, watching Scooby-Doo, and solving the Rubik’s cube as fast he can... 24 seconds is his record.

More Luke
Interior image of a woman standing by a sandwich board promoting an art exhibit
Where's Art: Exhibits from the Established
Annie Dugan talks about three established art locations and the established artists showing their work
A person in glasses looking shocked with a plant puppet in one hand
Back Tracks: Three Music Questions with Jace LeGarde
Actor Jace LeGarde, currently on stage in "Little Shop of Horrors" at the Duluth Playhouse, answers three personal music questions
Close-up of a squirrel eating at a birdfeeder
Backyard Almanac: The Weird Months
Larry Weber talks about the weird weather of March and the sights and sounds of the changing season
Cover of "Making Mill City" by Robert M. Frame III; black and white photo of the Minneapolis Mill District
MN Reads: "Making Mill City" by Robert M. Frame III
Historian and author Bob Frame talks about the new book "Making Mill City"
Signage for "Our Climate Futures Conference: Cultivating Sustainable Food Systems"; simple illustration of farmland and a cityscape in a circle to the left of the text
Green Visions: Our Climate Futures Conference 2026
Becca Arends, Program Coordinator with Institute on the Environment at UMD, talks about the upcoming Our Climate Futures Conference
Small blue flowers with green stalks under melting snow
Tips for Hardy Gardeners: Ready, Set... Wait!
Tom Kasper talks about the things you can be doing to prep for your spring garden and the things to hold off on
Colorful painting of Batman, the Joker, and others gathered outside near a street corner
Where's Art: Retirement, Rosemaling, and Ukrainian Eggs
Annie Dugan talks about Jonathan Thunder's retirement from painting, Tara Austin's latest exhibit, and other art opportunities in the Northland
Six Tundra Swans gathered on the ground; one standing, one with head up, others curled up.
Backyard Almanac: Happy Vernal Equinox!
Larry Weber talks about the start of spring and plenty of signs of the season
Cover of "A Home on the Page" by Kao Kalia Yang, illustrated by Seo Kim; stylized image of a girl writing in an oversized book with vines and flowers blooming from where the pen touches the page
MN Reads: "A Home on the Page" by Kao Kalia Yang
Author Kao Kalia Yang talks about her latest picture book "A Home on the Page"
An evergreen tree along a lakeshore of dry grass
Green Visions: Good Fire Returns to Minnesota Point
Bazile Minogiizhigaabo Panek from Good Sky Guidance talks about controlled burns planned for Minnesota Point this spring
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