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17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
The Reif Center Dance Program has enhanced lives of dancers in Grand Rapids and the surrounding communities for over 30 years with a wide array of movement options including ballet, tap, jazz, modern, hiphop and even clogging.
This summer, a special reunion weekend will bring dance friends back together for two days of connection, community, and, of course, dancing.
Host, Carl Unbehaun, presents a cavalcade of songs by Minnesota songwriters along with his musical musings! Making a musical circle on this show, from Thief River Falls to Grand Forks to Thompson to Moorhead to Callaway to Bemidji and back to Goodridge. And we report on our visit to Lake Monster Brewing in St. Paul–all on MHB!
(Aired 03/31/2022)
Lara Hicks graduated from Bemidji High School in 2017. As Executive Assistant and Assistant United Nations (UN) Representative for UNANIMA International at the UN, her work empowers women and children living in extreme poverty across the globe. Katie Carter caught up with Lara at her office just as the 66th Annual Commission on the Status of Women was winding down. They discussed Lara’s journey to the UN, her work, and what gives her hope for women and girls in the future. Lara also shared advice for anyone considering work in global affairs.
In the conclusion to this two part episode of Real College Podcast we will learn about the pandemic hobbies and pastimes of our fellow Gophers, reflect and digest the changes and challenges of the past two years, and dive into the intersection of college athletics and pandemic protocols!
1:12-COVID Hobbies-Emma Morris,
10:22-Pandemic Reflections-Isaac Maruyama,
18:12-COVID Impacts on College Athletics-Ethan Olson
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.
In part one of this two part episode of Real College Podcast we take a dive into pandemic terminology and COVID slang, profile local band Kiss The Tiger’s newest project, and discuss agoraphobia or the fear of public places and social interactions!
1:25-COVID Slang-Andrew Kicmol,
6:48-Stone Baby-Casey McCabe,
22:22-Agoraphobia-Quinn Mcclurg
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.
