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17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
In today’s episode of Real College Podcast we’re taking a look back and remembering our reporter Henry Ulrich who has recently left the team at RCP. In doing so we’re gonna take a look back at some pieces throughout his time year, going all the way back to his first piece, a live event coverage of the band The Hu and older pieces in general about the “Present Moment”. Then we’ll make our way back to his newer pieces about the intricacies of sound, and a piece on the Spirituality Center!
Timestamps:
1:10 – Spirituality Center
6:15 – The Hu- 6:15
16:10 – The Present Moment
24:00 – Intricacies of Sound
In this episode of Real College Podcast we’re remembering our reporter Isaac Maruyama. Who left the team earlier this year. We’ll be remembering him through pieces he has done throughout his time here at RCP. With pieces about Pride, Minnesota elections, a love letter to nordic skiing, Synanon, and advice about school!
Time Stamps:
1:00 – Pride
10:15 – Love Letter to Nordic Skiing
15:05 – Election Recap
21:55 – Synanon
36:00 – Wake Episode Advice
In today’s Untold Story of Central Minnesota, Arts & Cultural Heritage Producer Jeff Carmack visits with Anna Bovitz, Syd Terry, and Cameron Brandon from Project 37, an organization focused on providing All-Ages music opportunities throughout the community. Currently, Project 37 does not have a physical location to host shows, but that has not stopped the music. Their All-Ages, Safe & Sober shows have not only taken over numerous local restaurants but also various business and even homes. Project 37 is reachable online through Instagram, Facebook, and via email at “Project37.mn@gmail.com” for information on how to support them or to book a show.
This program was made possible through support from the MN Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
In this episode of Real College Podcast we bring you a mix of pieces from the month of March! With topics including the eclectic architecture at the U, Nice Ride bikes, talking to former Radio K seniors, music and the change of seasons, a review of the album Satta Massanga, and rituals.
1:10 – Music and the Change of Seasons – Matt Sullivan
5:15 – Eclectic Architecture – Henry Ulrich
12:45 – Nice Ride Bikes – Andrew Kicmol
17:55 – Ritual – Quinn McClurg
25:40 – Former Radio K Seniors – Yoshi Thao
29:20 – Satta Massanga Album Review – Brandon Wetterlin
In this episode of Real College Podcast we’re discussing and reporting on the ways people can have fun in the sun! Especially as we’ve hit the middle of June and the heat is starting to ramp up, we have pieces on river recreation, ice cream, urban exploring team Action Squad, working at the University of Illinois Chicago’s radio station, and an album review of the album Mezcal head.
Time Stamps:
1:20 – River Recreation – Henry Ulrich
7:30 – What’s the best ice cream shop? – Matt Sullivan
14:15 – Action Squad – Quinn McClurg
20:30 – UIC Radio – Andrew Kicmol
27:50 – Mezcal Head album review – Brandon Wetterlin
The Steiger Tractor Company was founded in the 1950s by brothers Douglass and Maurice Steiger, who farmed near Red Lake Falls, Minnesota. The brothers, along with their dad, John, first built a tractor for their own use. The machines they created became the basis for a successful manufacturing business, which was acquired by Case IH in 1986. MaJeana Steiger Hallstrom spoke to Courtney Skjerven’s STEM class at Challenger Elementary School in Thief River Falls.
