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October 26, 2026
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The CCC Men Who Built Gooseberry Falls

During the Great Depression, young men with the Civilian Conservation Corps transformed Gooseberry Falls, building trails, stone steps and shelters that visitors still use nearly 90 years later. [Read Transcript...]

October 26, 2026
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Remembering Heart of the Earth Survival School

The Heart of the Earth Survival School (HOTESS) was an alternative k-12 school founded in Minneapolis by the American Indian Movement (AIM) to provide urban Native American students with a cultural and linguistic responsive education. [Read Transcript...]

October 26, 2026
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Interstate State Park’s Bottomless Pit

What’s hiding inside the giant holes at Interstate State Park? Discover how rushing water carved this strange landscape and how its deepest pit became an accidental time capsule of Minnesota history. [Read Transcript...]

October 26, 2026
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Minnehaha Falls

Tucked inside Minneapolis, surrounded by busy city life, a fifty-three-foot waterfall plunges into a limestone gorge. Minnehaha Falls offers a glimpse of nature within the city, but its history stretches back long before Minneapolis became the city it is today. [Read Transcript...]

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