Diverse Radio for Minnesota’s Communities

Tonight on The Live Feed we went to the Island City Block Party to hear more from Sprig of That, a Minneapolis band who creates a unique sound with various styles such as fiddle and string music. In the past few years they have created incredible folk melodies that are available on a variety of digital streaming services. Stick around to hear more from Sprig of That, LIVE from the Island City Block Party in Winona, MN on tonight’s live feed.
Original air date: 10/22/22
The Live Feed is made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund

Today on Culture Clique we went to the Winona County History Center to hear the 22nd annual voices from the past cemetery walk. They talked all about Winona’s former scoundrels, scandals, and skullduggery through ten different performance sites. I’m Brylee Harris, stick around to learn more about Winona’s history on Culture Clique.
Original air date: 10/28/21
Culture Clique is made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund

Did you know that Winona has many unique health practices? Today on Don’t Cha Know, Donna Kamann from Tincture of Thyme joins Doug and Bill to talk about the many different options that Winona offers when it comes to healthcare. In addition to Chiropractors, Massage Therapists, & Energy workers, we have an Acupuncturist, Clinical Herbalist/Family Practice Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Anesthetist, Holistic Nutritionist, Naturopathic Doctor, and Integrative Functional Health Physician. We even have a Therapeutic Sound studio where you can get a gong bath! Stick around as Doug and Bill learn about Winona’s unique healthcare options with Donna Kamann, today on Don’t Cha Know.
Original air date: 03/21/22.
Don’t Cha Know is made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

Logan Monroe will co-facilitate Niimi’idiwag (They Dance), a program about the history of the Anishinaabe powwow at the Beltrami Historical Society at 6pm Saturday, March 26th.

In this Area Voices, Monroe discusses his commitment to practicing and sharing Anishinaabe culture, the positive emotional experience of powwow, the extra-curricular activities at Remer High School that influenced him, and much more.

Today Natasha and Nanaboozhoo sing a song to teach us to count to ten in Ojibwe and the Count from Sesame Street visits to help us with our counting.
1 – Bezhig
2 – Niizh
3 – Niswi
4 – Niiwin
5 – Naanan
6 – Ningodwaaswi
7 – Niizhwaaswi
8 – Nishwaaswi
9 – Zhaangaswi
10 – Midaaswi