Back Tracks
Friday @ 8am
Back Tracks: Uncovering the Soundtrack of a Life
Music shapes us, moves us, and tells our stories. Every Friday at 8am on Northland Morning, Back Tracks, hosted by Luke Moravec, invites a special guest to answer three deeply personal music questions—revealing the songs that define their memories, inspirations, and moments that matter most.
Whether it's a childhood favorite, a life-changing album, or a song tied to an unforgettable experience, each episode offers a unique glimpse into the guest's musical journey. Back Tracks connects us through the universal language of music, celebrating how songs shape identities and emotions across time.
Catch Back Tracks on Fridays at 8am, only on Northland Morning.
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Local musician Nate Weiler answers three personal music questions
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Hannah Grunzke, one of the hosts for the Women's Music Show on The North, answers three personal music questions
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Christine Winkler talks about the handbell choir Strikepoint, and answers three personal music questions
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Legendary musician Judy Collins shares stories, talks about her upcoming show, and answers three personal music questions
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Abrianna Schmidt, from "Legally Blonde: The Musical" opening tonight at the Duluth Playhouse, answers three personal music questions
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Twin Cities-based hip-hop musician Nur-D answers three personal music questions
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Nate Pollesch, from Café Sci notoriety and the band Old Love, answers three personal music questions
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Patrick Russell, conductor for Lyric Opera of the North, answers three personal music questions
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Mourning Glory from Harbor City Roller Derby answers three personal music questions
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Legendary musician Keith Secola answers three personal music questions
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Luke Moravec is the host for Northland Morning on The North 103.3. He’s also a local actor, musician and writer. He loves puzzles, riddles and fun mysteries.