In this extra special episode of Real College Podcast we invite our listeners to indulge their other senses and direct their “gaze” towards what one U of M student has been doing to regulate the spread of COVID on campus, a look into what has been going on behind the scenes at the Weisman Art Museum since the pandemic began, and an extra special instillation of Radio-K Sports!

-Maskupumn Interview-1:30-Emma Morris
-Weisman Art Museum-9:12-Casey McCabe
-Radio-K Sports Hour-21:05-Trask Angell & Grant Sandberg

The Twin Cities Gospel Takeover provides 9 acts over 90 minutes Streamed 7PM Saturday October 24. The show serves as a great sampler of the Twin Cities gospel music community. Curated by a 16 year old prodigy Jerome Treadwell, Jerome told Phil Nusbaum that the show was conceived to address community needs at this time.

Host, Carl Unbehaun, presents a cavalcade of songs by Minnesota songwriters along with his musical musings! New artists on episode, including Rob Cooper, Mark Kreitzer, Tim Ray,

(Aired 10/15/2020)

Jim McGowan joined Ann and Will virtually on Roadhouse to play a few songs and chat about what he’s been up to recently.

Katie Mumm, a Cook County resident and local wildlife photographer, joins Will to talk about her style and techniques of getting great shots of animals on the Gunflint Trail.

The Ig Nobel Prizes honor scientific achievements that make people laugh, and then think.

Host, Carl Unbehaun, presents a cavalcade of songs by Minnesota songwriters along with his musical musings! Songs about Autumn on this week’s MHB. And we talk about the aluminum can shortage in the country. All on MHB!

(Aired 10/08/2020)

Twin Cities musician Mary Bue joined Ann and Will to talk about the release of her latest album, The World is Your Lover, and play some of her songs live.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) is expanding the electric vehicle charging network in greater Minnesota.

There is a growing movement in colleges and universities to bring together Native Science with Western Science, to produce better informed, well-rounded students.