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17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
On this Grab Bag show, we talk about making those in dominate culture UNCOMFORTABLE. Including, the nonsensical questions Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is facing from senators, a big red panda making white people mad, and more cases of Anti-Asian hate a year after the murders of six API women in Atlanta.
So many signs of spring outside! Along with the budding of the aspen comes the biking of the human. Natalie Gille is the Greater MN Program Manager for Bike MN. She’s an instructor for the League of American Bicyclists and the lead ninja for the Pedaling Ninjas, a family friendly bike riding group in Bemidji.
Pedaling Ninjas is a local biking group taking part in a 30 day bike challenge with Bemidji Parks and Recreation– the Burley Brigade aims to connect family, friends and community thru biking…Bike MN engages people, provides education, and advocates for biking and walking.
Today on Stay Human, misadventures and good intentions gone awry, from Scott Stowell, Sue Searing, Matthew Miltich and others. Things don’t always work out exactly as we expected — sometimes, it’s more like what we had coming. Hindsight may be 20-20, but program host Michael Goldberg says “If I knew then what I know now, bet I’d make all the same mistakes anyhow.” An hour of story and song.
In the Anishinaabe way Spring is called “Ziigwan” and is known as the New Year. Natasha and Nanaboozhoo sing Auld Lang Syne and make New Year’s resolutions. They wish us all a Happy New Year in Ojibwe. Minawanigozi Oshki Gikinoonowin!
The country school in Helga Township where Wayne Hoff attended first and second grade, left an imprint on his heart. A constant element in tales of generations of family stories, the Nary School was more than a structure in which to be educated, it was part of family lore, part of the history of rural experience.
Closed in the 1970s, Nary School remained empty for nearly 50 years. Plans to tear down the school began floating around, and Hoff wondered what could be done about its fate. To date, more than $600,000 have been secured for renovations. The building and adjoining Heritage Park are now home event spaces, classrooms, a theater, a hockey rink, and a revival of activities, idea sharing, and inspiration on the campus.
When Russia invaded Ukraine, the Crew immediately looked around to see how we could help the people suffering from the war. Our guest currently resides in Germany and has utilized social media to connect with a group of women to bring supplies from Germany to Ukraine during the ongoing conflict with Russia. Guest: Heidi Inman
Today on Culture Clique I talked with cartomancy expert, Gloria Alatorre about the services she offers to others to help with their spiritual journey. She explained more about what her process looks like when she gives people readings, the benefits that come with it, and what inspires her work the most. I’m Brylee Harris, stick around to learn more about cartomancy and spirituality from Gloria Alatorre on Culture Clique.
Original air date: 02/24/22
Culture Clique is written and 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.
We’ve all heard of MN nice, well get ready for Minnesota ‘N Ice, a special Culture Clique series where we’ll take a look at the way Minnesotans and Winonans in particular get out and enjoy our frozen landscape.
Today we take you snowshoeing with the Winona Outdoor Collaborative on the Holzinger trail system in Bluffside Park in Winona. Sydney, who is the Director of Wayfinding, and Miranda, the director of flow, were on hand to guide the tour and help those of us who had never put on a pair of snowshoes before.
I’m Bill Stoneberg, grab a warm beverage as I brave the cold with Miranda and Sydney from the Winona Outdoor Collaborative, today on Culture Clique.
Original air date: 02/03/22
Culture Clique is written and 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.
