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Live conversations featuring authors of recently published books at Content Bookstore in Northfield, Minnesota
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Governor Mark Dayton in conversation with Lori Srturdevant from The Grand Event Center 9/20/26 20.09.2026 1:01:58
Former Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton, interviewed by veteran author/journalist/political operative Lori Sturdevant, discusses his new book, Perseverance , his time as Governor, as a member of the Unted States Senate, his commitment to public service and the current state of politics in Minnesota and the United States of America.
Ingrid Case, Nat Case and Nancy Braker in conversation on Cowling Arboretum live from Content Bookstore 7/9/26 14.07.2026 1:11:54
Authors Ingrid and Nat Case discuss their new book, Into the Arb: A History of the Cowling Arboretum at Carleton College with the Director of the Cowling Arboretum, Nancy Braker, live from Content Bookstore in Downtown Northfield, Minnesota on July 9th, 2026.
Steve Poskanzer in conversation at Content Bookstore 6/18/26 19.06.2026 54:05
Carleton College Professor Emeritus Steve Poskanzer discusses his new book The University's Voice - Principled Silence and Purposeful Speech in a live setting at Content Bookstore in Downtown Northfield, MN. The University's Voice - Principled Silence and Purposeful Speech Content Bookstore
Lori Sturdevant and Cory Haala in conversation at Content Bookstore 5/11/26 12.05.2026 48:13
Twin Cities author Lori Sturdevant, whose latest book is entitled Martin Sabo - The making of the Modern Legislature , talks with Cory Haala about his new book, When Democrats Won the Heartland - Progressive Populism in the Age of Reagan, 1978-1992.
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