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17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
Festival director Jacob White joins producer Katie Carter to talk about the inaugural event in Ely, the End of the Road! film festival. The event will be held February 9th – 12th, 2023 at Ely’s Historic State Theater. The festival will feature local, regional and national filmmakers, who will present works that explore themes of identity, community, connection to place, adventure and creativity.
Producer Katie Carter is at the Miikanan Gallery in the Watermark Art center in Bemidji. She talks with Kevin Finney, executive director of Great Lakes Lifeways Institute. An international organization dedicated to gathering knowledge passed through Indigenous lines and helping people to learn those ways. They are at the gallery for the exhibit Gaa-miinigoowiziyang “What We Were Given”, a display of items made in the traditional Anishinaabe way. Finney tells how to make a ricing canoe like the one that is on display.
Today on Don’t Cha Know, we talk to Eileen Mueller who is the managing director at the Frozen River Film Festival. The Frozen River Film Fest is an event that engages, educates, and activates our community to become involved in the world through the art of documentary filmmaking.
Original Airdate: 01/30/2023
William Tecku shares parts from his collection of holiday themed poetry called Christmas Coffee. This is a holiday related gift from Tecku’s 6 and half foot long horizontal scroll of writings. He says “whether you sip or chug a lug his Christmas Coffee writings, don’t hold your breath, but rather let its breath hold you”… let’s take a listen.
William Tecku shares parts from his collection of holiday themed poetry called Christmas Coffee. This is a holiday related gift from Tecku’s 6 and half foot long horizontal scroll of writings. He says “whether you sip or chug a lug his Christmas Coffee writings, don’t hold your breath, but rather let its breath hold you”… let’s take a listen.
Area Voices producer Katie Carter talks to Chance Adams, vice president of the Minnesota Back Hunters & Anglers Association, to talk about Chronic Wasting disease in deer here in Northern Minnesota. They talk about what the organization does to help educate and keep people and animals safe during the deer harvest season.
Cold enough for ya? This week on Stay Human, we have stories and songs celebrating the romance of winter weather. Scott Stowell explains why February is the longest month, Cory Kolodji goes winter camping, and John Latimer figures out what it means when we have mild temperatures in January. Poetry from Robert Jevne and Susan Hawkinson, a morning run with Annie Erickson and Forest Breathing with Leigha Horton. Chill music too, on Stay Human.
