Listen to MPR®

Stations |Podcasts |More Streams| Hide Streams

Check out The Current's fall programming refresh

Check out The Current's fall programming refresh

Heading into fall, The Current has made some exciting updates, including an enhanced weekend schedule. Starting the week of Oct. 20, changes take effect that will add more listening time with hosts Bill DeVille and Barb Abney. Plus, a couple of long-time specialty programs get new Saturday morning slots, and fans of R&B and hip-hop get a new block of listening on Saturday nights.

Take a look at the full list of updates here.

Upcoming Events

MPR's Public Events

Find events that you can attend online or in person at mprevents.org

Around MPR

Contact us

Reach us with your comments and questions about programs, website content or your membership.

Legacy Amendment Projects

Legacy Amendment Projects

Programming and Projects Supported by Minnesota Legacy Amendment's Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

From Our Services

MPR News

Teacher showed ‘predatory grooming behaviors’ with Eagan High girls, police detective concluded

Teacher showed ‘predatory grooming behaviors’ with Eagan High girls, police detective concluded

Minnesota has layers of state laws and procedures designed to prevent inappropriate relationships between teachers and students. The case of one former Eagan educator raises questions about how well that system works.

YourClassicalMPR

Listen: Andrew Manze leads the Minnesota Orchestra in Beethoven's Symphony No. 5

Listen: Andrew Manze leads the Minnesota Orchestra in Beethoven's Symphony No. 5

On Friday, Oct. 17, the affable Andrew Manze returned to lead the Minnesota Orchestra in Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 and a multi-faceted piano concerto by Anna Clyne. Listen to the concert now!

The Current

Oct. 20 in Music History: Fatboy Slim released 'You've Come A Long Way, Baby'

Oct. 20 in Music History: Fatboy Slim released 'You've Come A Long Way, Baby'

Tom Petty was born; Elvis had a hit with a rework of an 1860s folk tune; 'Monster Mash' became a Halloween hit; the Police played their first live gig in America; and the Stones had their first No. 1 hit in the States with 'Angie', Today in Music History.