Northland Morning

Tom Kasper talks about succession planting - making use of garden space when one plant has stopped producing for the season

Annie Dugan talks about an event focused on postcards, and a screening with the filmmakers behind "Ish Meets a Mermaid", both happening through the Duluth Art Institute

Local musician Nate Weiler answers three personal music questions

Larry Weber continues to herald Awesome August as he highlights the foggy mornings and the silence of the birds

Musician and author Zaq Baker talks about the novel "Unspectacular"

Emily Breuch and Emilie Chapdelaine from Sustainable Resources Center talk about Induction Cooking Kits available for check-out at local libraries, and the energy impact the process can create

Bob King talks about some of the sights in the night sky - some rarer than others

Annie Dugan highlights a retrospective exhibit featuring the work of the late Jeffrey Kalstrom

Larry Weber laments the lack of rain in July but looks forward to the sights of August

Hannah Grunzke, one of the hosts for the Women's Music Show on The North, answers three personal music questions