Pat, who is going on 107 years old, says she was surprised that her difficulty breathing was caused by a heart problem, not her lungs.

Today on Boozhoo Nana Boozhoo we learn the Ojibwe story of the bear, Makwa and the crow, Aandeg.

It’s a Drum Thing this week on Stay Human. The power of percussion, from Deer River Ojibwe drum teacher Andy Jackson, World Drummer Robin Anders, jazz drummer Jay Epstein, taiko drummers from Japan and Garifuna drummers from Belize. The show does not include the drummer featured in this video, but she sure captures its spirit – be sure to stay through for her speech at the end.

KBFT Radio and the MN Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund present: Bois Forte 90 – Bois Forte History in 90 seconds. In this segment we hear about Cade Goggleye amazing shot during the MN State Boys Basketball Tournament.

1) Afire -Another Heaven
2) de, generation – Leem Lake
3) Eliminate Fate -Waveless
4) Crop Top -Wanna Bianca
5) Jealous -The Florists

In this episode of Real College Podcast: True Crime edition, we will take a dive into the ghoulish history of the Glensheen mansion, as well as hear from our fellow Gophers about their favorite true crime stories, and to top it all off we will be analyzing how an attempted axe murder forever changed college library security!

1:13-Glensheen Mansion Murders-Emma Morris
4:44-True Crime VoxPop-Ethan Olson
8:30-Library Security-Casey McCabe

Chel Anderson is a botanist and plant ecologist and she joins us periodically to report on what she’s seeing in our woods and waters right now.

Chel Anderson is a botanist and plant ecologist and she joins us periodically to report on what she’s seeing in our woods and waters right now.

Chel Anderson is a botanist and plant ecologist and she joins us periodically to report on what she’s seeing in our woods and waters right now.

There’s a bit of snow cover now on frozen lakes, ponds, and rivers. The fresh snow provides a perfect canvas for wildlife to leave their tracks behinds.

Chel Anderson is a botanist and plant ecologist and she joins us periodically to report on what she’s seeing in our woods and waters right now.