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Jeanna Kujava of Hallock, MN is a Public Health Nurse at Kittson Memorial Home in Hallock and serves as school nurse for the Kittson County schools. The schools recently received a grant from the NW Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) for a "Healing Arts Residency" within the schools. Trey Everette of the NWMAC organized and supervised the residency program.

Artist Connie Nelson of Hallock, Minnesota shares her story of enhancing the quality of life and the growth of a city in the far northwestern corner of Minnesota!

Mara Hanel, Executive Director of the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC), shares detail on a busy-as-a-bee February at the NWMAC!

"Peonies and Players", a current exhibit at the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) Gallery in Thief River Falls, MN (on the campus of Northland Community & Technical College) is a rainbow of color from China and Tibet. Photographer Kathryn Rynning of Kennedy, MN shares her experience in Asia and her work in photography!

Crookston, MN resident Victor Obisakin and his daughter Azomali share detail of art and Black Lives Matter. Vic is a volunteer firefighter for the Crookston Fire Department and the son of a Nigerian diplomat. He was born in Switzerland, went to grade school in Brazil and attended high school in Israel. His wife, Katya Zepeda, is a board member of the arts council, and the issue of Black Lives Matt...

Glen Braget welcomes former pro wrestlers Thunderblood Charly Norris and Judge Randy Gusto to the program to share some memories of their time working for Eddie Sharkey's Pro Wrestling America and other upper Midwest Indies in the late 80s/early 90's.

Golden Boy Greg Anthony returns to the program to discuss his recently launched podcast, The 30 Minute Midas Touch Podcast.

Former Pro Wrestler Johnny Mantell returns to the program to discuss the recently announced class of 2021 for the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame, located in Wichita Falls, Texas.

Glen Braget and Mike McCurdy welcome the often controversial, but always entertaining, Black Bart to the show to share memories of his time in the squared circle.

Rasslin Memories looks back on the life and career of Pat Patterson with special guest Dr. Mike Lano, longtime pro wrestling photographer and historian.

Glen Braget welcomes back author John Cosper to the show to talk about his latest book, Chris Candido: No Gimmicks Needed, co-authored with Chris' brother Jonny.

Glen Braget and Mike McCurdy welcome Slam Wrestling Editor Jamie Hemmings to the program to discuss some of their favorite and not so favorite pro wrestling books.

The "Grizzled Vet" Mike McCurdy is flying solo on this week's show as he welcomes former professional wrestler Lance Vaughan and author Vinny Berry to discuss the fantastic book "Lance By Chance: Wrestling as a Von Erich.

Scott DCamp shares his love of photography and his work on display current Northwest Minnesota Arts Council exhibit (Peonies and Players) - located at Northland Community & Technical College (Thief River Falls, MN campus).

Brandon LaPlante of Crookston, MN recently received a grant from the NW Minnesota Arts Council to transform a retired bus into a “mobile” arts work area/center and home. Brandon shares the details

Seasoned photographer Andy Hall of Crookston, MN finds beauty within the northern prairie of Minnesota, and he captures those nuggets of beauty with his camera. After two decades of life in the metro Andy left the Twin Cities and discovered the "sweet life" in the northwestern corner of the state.

Mara Hanel, Executive Director of the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) share positive thoughts about the fine arts and culture of the region as the NWMAC deals with the challenges of the current pandemic.

Glen Braget welcomes back Joe Aiello, legendary Winnipeg Radio Morning Man and former head commentator for Tony Condello's West Four Wrestling Alliance, to discuss the impact Winnipeg is having on the pro wrestling business in the form of Chris Jericho, Don Callis and Kenny Omega. Joe shares stories of the early days of Chris Jericho, the rise of the Natural Don Callis as well as plenty of WFWA me...

Glen Braget catches up with actor/author/publicist Dresden Engle about her work on HOLD ON THE STORY OF OUR FRIEND, EDDIE MONEY, the first biography to be released about the Moneyman. Aside from just discussing Eddie's backstory, Dresden also mentions the time she spent working with Eddie on the stage musical about his life. Eddie's life and music is celebrated throughout this light and lively con...

Glen Braget and Mike McCurdy are joined by Barbara Goodish for an interesting conversation about the life and legacy of her late husband, the Legendary Bruiser Brody.

Glen Braget and Mike McCurdy welcomes Eddy Bratz, co-host of the Wrestling Book Marks with Kenny Casanova, to the show to talk about his work on WBM as well as some of the virtual wrestling related events he's been involved with.

Glen Braget and Mike McCurdy welcome former pro wrestler Bob Cook to the program to talk about his career in pro wrestling including his training with Boris Malenko, working in the Florida and Memphis territories, getting on both WWF and WCW tv, his love for legendary Daredevil Evel Knievel and his involvement with the Cauliflower Alley Club. Buckle up because the Cooker is ready to roll!

Gillete, Wyoming native Abby Pearson took an interesting route to her residence in Fosston, MN and upon her arrival she dove head first into the arts and culture of Polk County and Northwest Minnesota. Abby is directing a live and virtual Christmas performance in mid-December and she shares details of the effort and the support for the arts in the Fosston area!

Adam Reinwald is a Eugene, Oregon native - now "native" Minnesotan who loves music. His passion led him to St. Olaf College in Northfield, and he now has his own business supporting the fine arts across the state; through regional arts councils.

Viking, MN resident Cheryl Peters led the charge in creating a Veteran's Memorial in the small Northwest Minnesota town. The response from regional veteran's and the public has been tremendous.