Northland Morning Interviews

Doris Ressl talks about being a part of the annual public display of choreography by the lake

What would a smelling-aid look like?

Kelly Brainard from The Duluth Heights Lodge talks about "The Golden Ticket: A Celebration of Aging Carnival" happening on July 10th

What are the boundaries of the American Midwest?

Eric Johnson talks about new community opportunities for no-experience swing dancing and about providing opportunities for those looking to dust off their old instruments

What would be the hardest part about having the mobility of an action figure?

Don Kienholz talks about the upcoming Peony Show put on by the Duluth Peony Society

Family Freedom Center, Health Equity Northland, Voices for Ethnic and Multicultural Awareness, and others are planning a variety of events for Juneteenth and beyond

What animal would make the biggest impact if given an opposable thumb?

Thomlin Swan and frankie felegy talk about the summer exhibit at Waterstop Infoshop in downtown Duluth