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Like the Whos in Whoville, joyously celebrating Christmas even after the Grinch tried to ruin it by stealing all the holiday's trappings, Duluth Homegrown…

“I miss those loud punk shows. That was a really unique part of Duluth.” - Lyla Abukhodair, Homegrown Music Festival Field Guide , May, 2021Singer,…

Sugar on the Roof, a Duluth-based string band, has found a way to make old-time music sound fresh, new and irresistible to toe tappers and cowboy-boot…

Laura Rozier with Wilderness Health talks about an initiative to support new mothers and the effort to curb stigma around substance use

This episode of Ojibwe Stories: Gaganoonididaa is part two of a conversation with Nancy Jones, a respected elder from Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation…

FEMN FEST is an unapologetically feminist festival brought to YOU by a team of womxn-identified bosses. A weekend of music, art, workshops, education,…

Award winning Native actor and musician Gary Farmer sits down for a conversation before his appearances in Duluth and Cloquet.

Dr. Ariri Onchwari, Tim Squalls, and Jacob Bell talk about the upcoming "Unapologetically African" event, Family Freedom Center, volunteer opportunities, and more

Forty percent of people who developed bowel obstructions died of them, up until the 1960s.Now it's less than four percent.Dr. Henry Buchwald's new book…