Every Wednesday The Current’s Morning Show host Jill Riley connects with experts and local personalities for some real talk about keeping our minds and bodies healthy—from staying safe in the music scene, to exercising during a pandemic, to life coaching and personal journaling. Find previous episodes online now, listen, and Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, RSS, Spotify, or Stitcher!
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Minnesota Public Radio and the Star Tribune are proud to present the 22nd season of Talking Volumes, hosted by award-winning journalist Kerri Miller. Join Miller at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 14 for a discussion with author Lauren Groff about her new book, “Matrix.” Tickets and attendance information
The Educate podcast from APM Reports is all about education. Their coverage digs into education research, and the team cares about education equity, opportunity and how people learn. Recent episodes look at the college mental health crisis and examine why America is losing international students. Listen and explore! Subscribe now via RSS | Apple | Stitcher | Spotify | Google | RadioPublic Follow and send feedback to the team through Twitter | Facebook | Email
Twenty years ago this week, on Sept. 11, 2001, terrorists launched coordinated attacks on the U.S. using airplanes as their weapons. Nearly 3,000 people were killed. Many of those who died left behind children who were so young they never got to know their parents. A new generation has grown up over the past two decades with few if any memories of those they lost; perhaps just a hazy glimpse that continues to fade over the years, or a faint echo of a voice. These are some of their stories.
Who's ready for sweater weather? The Current compiled a list of happenings to fill your fall days in Minneapolis and St. Paul, with suggested excursions to some of Greater Minnesota's greatest places.
The delta variant is filling hospitals, sickening alarming numbers of children and driving coronavirus deaths in some places to the highest levels of the pandemic. School systems that reopened their classrooms are abruptly switching back to remote learning because of outbreaks. Legal disputes, threats and violence have erupted over mask and vaccine requirements. - In central Minnesota Latest COVID surge strains hospitals - Nationwide A COVID surge is overwhelming hospitals, raising fears of rationed care
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Bring the Sing strives to build community and interpersonal ties through communal singing and to connect participants in a fun and unique way. In a few short weeks, Classical MPR is bringing the Twin Cities Beer Choir along to lead an Oktoberfest sing-along. Of course, it wouldn’t be a beer choir if there wasn’t beer, and there will be plenty of it at the new outdoor grounds of Bent Paddle. Food trucks and music from the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra will arrive at noon and entertain everyone before the 1:30 p.m. start time. Let us know you’re planning to come — and be one of the first 150 to get a free pint glass — by signing up now. BRING THE SING - DULUTH When: Noon-3:45 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 25. Where: Bent Paddle Brewing Co., 1832 W. Michigan St., Duluth. Admission: Free.
University of Minnesota researchers found that college-educated Black women appeared more susceptible to health risks after heat wave exposure. They were 1.27 times more likely to experience premature labor and birth than white women without a college education. More via MPR News