Diverse Radio for Minnesota’s Communities
17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
On this episode, Hmong history buffs discuss their passion for history and what it means for their self-identity, how it affects their lives and careers, and why it’s important to preserve it. Hosted by Hmong Museum Founder and Executive Director Mai Huizel, with guests Hmong teacher and Veterans’ Voices: The Secret War partner Koobmeej Lee, Hmong teacher and filmmaker Yer Her, and traditional Hmong flautist Hillary Lor. This episode is offered in Hmonglish.
Those who came to the US as children are often referred to as the 1.5 generation. On this show, three Hmong community members discuss their experiences as members of the 1.5 generation and how they feel like the term “bridge generation” may be a better fit, as they often found themselves acting as translator for their parents while also navigating American society. Hosted by community leader Sida Ly-Xiong with guests Hmong language teacher and filmmaker Yer Her, and art teacher and visual artist, Seexeng Lee. This episode is offered in Hmonglish.
Russell Lileks began collecting the history of Thief River Falls in 1972 when he started the first of over 30 scrapbooks filled with photos, newspaper clippings, and accounts of the local businesses that have occupied downtown buildings.
