If you’ve been curious about cross country skiing but don’t have the gear or anyone to show you how to do it, The Bemidji Area Cross Country Ski Club is hosting “Take A Friend Skiing” today at Movil Maze north of Bemidji!
From 1-4pm Sunday, February 27th kids and adults can try out cross country ski gear and experience cross country skiing!
Visit the Bemidji Area Cross Country Ski Club Facebook page for more information!
Michael Migizi Sullivan is a professor of Ojibwe Language and Culture at Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College near Hayward, WI. His professorial work as well as collaborations with the Rosetta Stone Ojibwe Language program and a recent children’s book series aim to revive the Ojibwe language and cultivate deeper cultural understanding and connections.
Poems were written, submitted, read and even etched in concrete! Today on Art Beat we get a taste of the 2021 Winona Poetry Walk. A reception for the Poetry walk was held at Peters Biergarten in downtown Winona and we were there to capture some readings by some of the poets as well as some of their thoughts on poetry in general. Roses are red, violets are blue, stick around as we bring some poetry to you! Today on Art Beat.
Original Air Date: 11/23/21
The Sound is produced by KQAL FM on the campus of Winona State University and is made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
The cast of WSU’s Theater And Dance Department’s presentation of “All Together Now” joins us to talk about their experience in making this production come to life.
Original air date: 11/09/21
Art Beat is made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
In part one of a special two part episode of Real College Podcast we will attempt to understand our dreams and find meaning in our minds activities while we slumber, explore the world of meditation and enhanced relaxation, and discuss issues surrounding addiction and mental health!
1:28-Dreaming-Quinn Mcclurg,
9:35-Meditation-Henry Ulrich,
21:25-Addiction, Therapy, and Recovery-Shannon Brault
Bemidji State University English professor Dr. Mark Christenson recently published a collection of essays and poetry at the encouragement of his student, who became the editor of the book, Joanna Dymond. In this Area Voices segment, Dr. Christensen discusses the joys of teaching English, his lifelong love of words and language, how he changed his own mentality in order to change the culture in his classrooms, and how it feels to be facing retirement after 46 years on the school clock.