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17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
This Saturday night, Jennifer Grimm sings Judy Garland in front of 7 horns newly arranged by Todd Mathison. Jennifer told Phil Nusbaum that she has always identified with Garland because of their similar biographies.
Monica LaPlante was gaining momentum in the Minneapolis music scene and beyond. But then came Covid. However, Monica adapted to the circumstances, and living through the pandemic actually sharpened her music skills. She spoke with Phil Nusbaum.
Monica LaPlante was gaining momentum in the Minneapolis music scene and beyond, but then came Covid. However, Monica adapted to the circumstances, and living through the pandemic actually sharpened her music skills. Monica’s music is on display Friday night May 28 at an Under the Canopy concert the Hook and Ladder in Minneapolis. Muun Bato and Warcake also perform in a show that begins at 7PM. Monica spoke with Phil Nusbaum.
Andrew D. Huber is a musician from Huntley, IL who graces the North Shore area with his celtic-infused style of folk music a few times a year. He joins Will Moore on the Scenic Route to talk about what went into making his newest album called Chasing Time.
Host, Carl Unbehaun, presents a cavalcade of songs by Minnesota songwriters along with his musical musings! It’s our monthly tribute to artists from the Minnesota Association of Songwriters, including songs by Bob Muscovitz, Larry Suess, Colleen Dillon and more. Plus, BEER NEWS–all on MHB!
(Aired 05/06/2021)
Sarah M Greer and other Minnesota artists and the Walker West Academy present a program commemorating the 1920 lynching of three African American men in Duluth. The concert will be available only via stream, Friday May 21 at 6:30 PM. Sarah talked with Phil Nusbaum about the event and asked why it is called Remembrance, Reflection, Resilience.
The Spring Sound Garden is returning to Harbor Park in Grand Marais May 29-30th. Featuring a spacially-based musical experience across the park, it also includes storytelling, photography, with live artists, musicians, and dancers. Creator James Everest talks to Will Moore about what to expect.
Tou Saik is known for addressing youth. He mixes the wisdom of his late grandmother with hip hop, and is releasing a CD that adds to the videos he has already released. In just a second, we will hear an excerpt of Tou’s grandmother’s poetry, then Tou’s conversation with Phil Nusbaum.
Note: Tou Saik = Too Psych
