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Graham started his musical journey playing guitar at age 8. In recent years, he has expanded to also playing electric bass and jazz drums. Beyond music, he bounces between many other hobbies, including gardening, game design, writing science fiction, powerlifting, and countless others. He is also a lifelong public radio fan, co-hosting the program Finding the Groove on The North 103.3 for the last several years.

Morgan Kohler came to Duluth in 2015 to study at UMD where she earned her B.A. in Communication. She volunteered and worked at The North 103.3 FM from 2015 to 2019 on the student marketing team and hosted shows on The Basement, Music Through The Day, and The Women’s Music Program. She returned in August 2024 as a staff member.

Katelyn is a dynamic on-air personality and producer at The North 103.3 FM, where she hosts Northland Afternoon and produces the weekly local music spotlight The Local.

Katie Dawson is a longtime volunteer and beloved contributor to The North 103.3 FM in Duluth, Minnesota. Known for her deep appreciation of music and community storytelling, Katie has played a vital role in supporting the station’s locally curated programming. Her dedication to public radio and her warm, engaging presence have made her a cherished part of The North’s extended family, embodying the spirit of community-owned media.

Brian Lukasavitz, J.D. is an Assistant Professor of Business Law at the Labovitz School of Business and Economics at the University of Minnesota Duluth. He specializes in legal research and writing, entertainment and media law, and business law. Lukasavitz holds a B.F.A. in Theater from the University of Minnesota–Duluth and earned his J.D. from the University of St. Thomas School of Law.

Chris Harwood is the former Production Director/Program Director of The North 103.3, and the host of Soul Village. He is also a musician, a music historian, an audio engineer, and an avid record collector.

Dave Woodward is the Director of the Museum Studies Program and an Instructor in the History Program at the University of Minnesota Duluth. With over 25 years of experience in public history, historic preservation, museology, and archaeology, he has conducted research both domestically and internationally, including in Poland, Guatemala, and Mexico.

Liz Minette is a poet and short fiction writer based in Esko, Minnesota. She has been writing and publishing for over 20 years, with works featured in various literary journals and anthologies. Her poetry chapbook, November – Poems, was self-published in July 2014. Minette has contributed to publications such as The Great American Poetry Show, Nerve Cowboy, and Calyx – A Journal of Art & Literature by Women. She was also a finalist for the Mentor in Creative Prose & Poetry at the Loft Literary Center and the Beyond the Pure Literary Fellowship at Intermedia Arts.