Kosmo Esplan

Trek Through Time

History EN ↓ 52 episodes

A deep-dive into the local eras, ”Trek Through Time” opens a portal to the past to discover the richly abundant history of Northfield, Minnesota. Featuring an absorbing monthly topic and interviews with one-of-a-kind expertise from the town’s knowledgeable Memoir Maestros, all aspects of the archives are analyzed. Hosted by Kosmo Esplan, produced by the Northfield History Center, and broadcast by KYMN 95.1 FM, "Triple T" offers a fun and fascinating voyage of bygone days.

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Author

Kosmo Esplan

Category

History

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Sep 20, 2026

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Episodes

Extended Video Cut: The History of Northfield Radio w/ Jeff Johnson (Ep. 1) 27.06.2024

(Video available exclusively on Spotify or YouTube.) This video version of Trek Through Time 's first episode features an additional ten minutes of footage, including a segment where host Kosmo Esplan and guest Jeff Johnson examine a handful of intriguing artifacts from the Northfield Historical Society archives that are pertinent to KYMN Radio's history.

The History of Northfield Radio w/ Jeff Johnson (Ep. 1) 26.06.2024

On this debut episode, your host Kosmo Esplan looks back at Northfield’s radio stations from the very beginning of St. Olaf station WCAL, right up to the present day. Kosmo’s guest, Jeff Johnson, offers his perspective as a longtime Northfield on-air personality and the outgoing owner of the commercial station KYMN Radio.

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