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Jazz88
Interviews, performances, and special programming from Jazz88. Hear us live at 88.5 FM in the Twin Cities!
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KBEM Minneapolis St. Paul
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30 okt. 2026
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Climatologist Luigi Romolo on Veering and Backing Winds 21.07.2020 7:07
State climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about how to look for veering and backing winds in the sky to forecast the weather.
Tim Sparks Shifts Gears to Complete a University of Wisconsin Guitar Residency Despite Covid-19 21.07.2020 8:00
Tim Sparks is one of the most versatile guitarists you’ll ever meet. That’s why he was asked to be in residence in the Guitar program of the university of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. But the whole thing was almost brought down by Covid-19. Almost…
Minneapolis Institute of Art Reopens 20.07.2020 7:51
Director and President of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts talks about reopening the museum with COVID-19 prevention measures in place.
LSS Daily Living: Financial Scams during the Pandemic 20.07.2020 10:10
Shannon Doyle from Lutheran Social Service of MN talks about various financial scams that have emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Debbie Duncan and Dennis Spears Sing a Drive-In Concert at Crooners, Thursday July 23 19.07.2020 8:00
Debbie Duncan and Dennis Spears present an evening of jazz vocals at 7PM this Thursday, July 23 at Crooner’s in Minneapolis. It’ll be a drive in or dine out show. When Debbie got together with Phil Nusbaum, the talk turned to song selection.
Challenges with Returning to School in the Fall 17.07.2020 8:35
Karen DeVet is a Senior Operations Officer with Minneapolis Public Schools, and she talks about some of the options and challenges for returning to school in the fall.
Strong Island from MSP Film Society 16.07.2020 7:48
Craig Rice from MSP Film talks about the offerings on their virtual cinema.
State Climatologist Luigi Romolo: How Clouds Make Rain 15.07.2020 9:15
State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about how clouds get to the point of saturation.
Hook and Ladder Venue in Minneapolis Goes Virtual to Adapt to Times 14.07.2020 8:00
The Hook and Ladder performance space helps local artists find audiences and serves the broader community. When Chris Mozena of the Hook met with Phil Nusbaum, the talk turned to the Shackletons, a young group that plays The Hook’s Roots Rock Festival coming soon.
"Value Our Venues" Fundraiser from Music in Minnesota 13.07.2020 8:26
The website Music in Minnesota has launched a fundraiser for iconic music venues around the state that have been shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic. Writer and photographer Tom Smouse talks about the fundraiser.
Daily Living from LSS: Job Searching 13.07.2020 9:57
Sarah Northrup from the LSS Training and Education Center talks about job searching during the COVID-19 pandemic.
John Penny Creates New Music and Composes in an Unfamiliar Idiom During Pandemic 12.07.2020 8:00
John Penny performs with his Jazz trio and in groups led by others. The combination of recent crises has caused John to take new musical directions. Events connected with the murder of George Floyd inspired John to write “George Floyd We Hear You.” In an interview with Phil Nusbaum, John spoke first about developing the piece.
Trylon Cinema and Heights Theater Reopen 10.07.2020 8:27
Film publicist Peter Schilling talks about the films showing at the Trylon Cinema in Longfellow and the Heights Theater in Columbia Heights starting today, and how each venue is handling social distancing.
Supt Ed Graff on Returning to School and Transportation 10.07.2020 4:57
Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent Ed Graff talks about transportation and returning to school in the fall.
MSP Film Virtual Cinema Offerings 09.07.2020 8:34
Craig Rice from MSP Film talks about what's showing on their virtual cinema.
White Wines to Beat the Heat 08.07.2020 9:14
Sommelier Jill Mott from Henry & Son talks about three white wines that can help you beat the heat this summer.
June Weather Recap: Rain and Heat 07.07.2020 8:05
State climatologist Luigi Romolo gives a recap of the weather in June and talks about the National Weather Service's proposed changes to the language they use to alert us of potential weather threats.
Jazz Pianist and Educator Laura Caviani Returns to Musical Roots During the Covid Era 07.07.2020 7:59
Many know Laura Caviani as jazz piano player who leads performing groups. She also teaches at Carlton College in Northfield. But there are no classes now, and scant opportunities to perform, so Laura is doing other projects reflecting her musical roots. For one, Laura is writing music for poetry, an activity she started many years ago.
LSS Daily Living: Tax Deadline Approaching 06.07.2020 10:24
April Sanderson from Lutheran Social Service of MN gives helpful tax advice and reminds us that the deadline is July 15, 2020.
Covid-19 Gives Paul Dice the Opportunity to Compose but not Perform Musical Compositions 05.07.2020 8:00
Paul Dice of Northfield wears many musical hats. He is finally a fulltime composer, which is great for Paul as composition is his favorite musical activity.
Minneapolis Teacher Named One of Nation’s Top Inspiring Teachers 01.07.2020 8:14
Jordan McNiven teaches 4th grade at Hiawatha Academies. He was named one of the nation's top inspiring teachers and received the National University System-Sanford Teacher Award and $10,000.
State Climatologist Luigi Romolo on Heat Index 30.06.2020 6:34
State climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about the weather ahead and what "heat index" means.
Minnesota Bluegrass and Old Time Music Festival Cancelled for 2020, but Artists Will Play in 2021 30.06.2020 8:00
The Minnesota Bluegrass and Old-Time Music Association’s Annual August Festival was Cancelled in 2020 due to Covid -19. But the group’s executive director, Darcy Schatz told Phil Nusbaum that it’s Only a temporary setback.
MPS Dietician on Summer Meals and Healthy Food for Students 29.06.2020 8:14
Ashley Nitzkorski is a dietician for the Culinary and Wellness Services at Minneapolis Public Schools. She talks about providing meals for students throughout the summer.
Daily Living with LSS: The 2020 Census 29.06.2020 8:47
The 2020 Census deadline is approaching. Erin Sutton is Senior Director of Advocacy with Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota and she talks about the importance of filling out your census form.
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