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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theater education program and has authored ten novels for young readers over the past 15 years – most of them unpublished.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
Poster for exhibit at Lizzard's Art Gallery; sepia tone image of bugs and plants
Where's Art: Animals in Art and Drawing at the Tweed
Annie Dugan highlights another exhibit at the Tweed and notices what might be the latest trend for local artists - animals!
A man in a suit, in a dimly lit, formal interior setting
Back Tracks: Three Music Questions with Brandon Raghu
Brandon Raghu, the new Executive Director with the Duluth Playhouse, answers three personal music questions
Close-up of a Blue Jay on a pine tree bough
Backyard Almanac: Red Leaves and Birds in the Tens of Thousands
Larry Weber talks about the first burst of leaf color and the nearly countless birds riding the thermals at Hawk Ridge
Cover of "Solitary Citadel" by Philip Louis Gissen; large image of a silhouette through ice over a small figure walking in the cold
MN Reads: "Solitary Citadel" by Philip Louis Gissen
Author Philip Louis Gissen talks about the new thriller "Solitary Citadel"
A dirt road next to grass-covered sand dunes under a blue sky
Green Visions: Sand Dune Stewardship on Minnesota Point
Karen Updegraff, DNR Regional Plant Ecologist, talks about the importance of sand dunes and the stewardship required to keep them healthy
Close-up of a green tomato
Tips for Hardy Gardeners: Covering Plants in Freezing Temps
Tom Kasper talks about stretching the harvest season by covering plants when the thermometer starts inkling toward freezing
A woman in a black top and green checkered pants smiles next to a rack of clothes
Where's Art: University Exhibits and The Renaissance Festival
Annie Dugan details this week's art happenings at the local universities as well as further afield
A dense cluster of leaves, some changing to red-orange while others are light green
Backyard Almanac: Last of the Goldenrods, First Signs of Leaf Color
Larry Weber talks about the natural sights as summer gives way to autumn
Cover of "Perseverance: A Memoir" by Mark Dayton; photo of a man smiling in the bottom portion of the cover
MN Reads: "Perseverance: A Memoir" by Former Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton
Two-term Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton talks about his new memoir "Perseverance"
Blue shapes of water, plus one shaped like Wisconsin, on an ad for Stormwater week
Green Visions: Wisconsin Stormwater Week 2026
Megan Högfeldt from the City of Superior talks about the events and focuses for Wisconsin Stormwater Week 2026
Hosted by Luke