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Talking Volumes 2026

Talking Volumes 2026

Twenty-seven seasons in, Talking Volumes — presented by MPR News and the Minnesota Star Tribune — remains one of the region’s most anticipated literary event series. This fall, five bestselling authors sit down with award-winning journalists Kerri Miller and Catharine Richert for deep conversations about their books, their lives, and the ideas shaping our world. And we’ll do it all in a welcoming new home: The O’Shaughnessy Auditorium at St. Catherine University.

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Thomas Tallis meets 'Blade Runner' on Eric Whitacre's 'Eternity in an Hour'

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Music News Oct. 20: Muna Safe After Tour Bus Fire, U2 to Headline Halftime of NFL’s Thanksgiving Eve Game

Listen to The Current’s Morning Show every weekday at 9 a.m. to hear news from around the world of music.