Northland Morning

Annie Dugan talks about several exhibits that are now on display at the Duluth Art Institute

Writer Tina Higgins-Wussow answers three personal music questions

Larry Weber talks about late migrants, inflated fungus, and the unprecedented rain totals from the first few days of November

Author and conservationist Jennifer de Mooy talks about the new book "Water, Carbon, Time"

Nate Meyer from the U of M Climate Adaptation Partnership talks about climate cost, projections, and upcoming events

Tom Kasper talks about an inexpensive way to protect some of your plants during the winter months from deer, rabbits, and the elements

Annie Dugan talks about the closing of "Rebel Spectacle", and one of many openings at the Duluth Art Institute this fall

Actor and horror movie fan Jody Kujawa answers three personal music questions

Larry shares some unsettling stats about the nature of this October

Author Jill Swenson talks about the new memoir "The Land of Everlasting Sky"