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17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
17 Unique Stations from Border to Border
Comic Books and Super Heroes” is the theme of our episode of “Over the Back Fence” Community Variety Show from Lanesboro MN’s St. Mane Theatre. You’ll hear Songs like “Mighty Mouse”, “I Need a Hero”, and “Casper the Friendly Ghost” as part of a valiant evening awash with original skits, jokes, trivia, music and fun. This months special musical guest is the group Moth Mountain, a folk-rock power trio based out the La Crosse, WI
On this episode of Culture Clique, we continue our look into the World of Natural Competitive Body Building. Last time we visited with competitors, personal trainers and a show organizer to learn the ins and outs of nutrition, exercise, and planning that goes into participating in the sport. On this episode, we examine the preparations that happen outside of the gym and the kitchen. Athletes need a perfect tan to show off muscle definition underneath the bright stage lights. The women need appropriate makeup to have their facial features seen from a distance without being washed out, and every competitor needs to know how to present their hard work with the appropriate poses that enable the individual to exhibit poise, fluidity and confidence in front of the judges. We visit with professionals in the sport that help competitors in these areas during the North American Natural Bodybuilding Federation Northern States Natural Classic Pro-Qualifier in Elk River MN.
In 1899, the Conley Brothers, Kerry and Frederick, organized Conley Camera Company in Spring Valley, Minnesota. Five years later, they had a contract with Sears to distribute their wares and a suggestion, allegedly coming from Richard Sears himself, to move operations. Britt Aamodt finds out why the Brothers chose Rochester.
Sergio Vucci and Andy Sturdevant are Minneapolis artists who created Common Room, an annual project hosted by arts incubator “The Soap Factory.” The two artists lead a series of public space, art tours. This is not about public art, but rather offer new look at how public spaces are designed to create, enhance and steer your personal experience.