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May 6, 2026
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How the Boundary Waters Mining Ban Reversal Impacts Tribes, and This Year’s American Indian Month Kickoff in Minneapolis

This week, we look at how a federal decision on copper mining could affect Minnesota tribal treaty territory, and a recap of last week's American Indian Month kick-off celebration in Minneapolis. [Read Transcript...]

April 30, 2026
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NSS Weekly: Working Toward More Culturally Responsive Autism Services

This week, we look at organizations providing immigrant communities access to autism related services in inclusive and culturally responsive ways. We’ll also take a deep dive into where plastic residues show up in our daily lives. [Read Transcript...]

April 29, 2026
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MNN Extended Interview: Red Lake Nation Mental Health Professional Lorissa White

This week, Red Lake Nation mental health professional Lorissa White talks about brainspotting, an innovative approach to processing trauma and finding community healing. [Read Transcript...]

April 24, 2026
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Elvira Coronado and La Casa Coronado

Elvira Coronado wanted to open a restaurant. But in 1946, St. Paul, let alone most of the United States outside the Southwest, was unfamiliar with Mexican cooking. [Read Transcript...]

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