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Melissa Bernhard, the Northfield Public Schools Community Education Recreation Coordinator, joined Mayor Pownell during her weekly visit to the KYMN studios to discuss the incredible number of programs being offered for both kids and adults by Northfield Community Education.

Host Jon Olson talks with Charly Salonius-Pasternak with the Finnish Institute of International Affairs about Finnish, EU, and NATO defense policies.

City Administrator Teppen discusses the May 24 meeting of the Dundas City Council.

Northfield Schools Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses the retirement of the school mascot, the district budget for 2021-22, High School Commencement, and much more.  

KYMN founder Wayne Eddy his 80th birthday and more.

Spring has lately brought some needed rain, and it was a rainy day in May of 2015 when this edition of Fine Tune  first aired: White Rain / Alex De Grassi – – Happy / John Fullbright – – Build Me Up From Bones / Sarah Jarosz – – Itch Inside Your Ear / Ari Herstrand

Seguimos con las vacunas a partir de los 12. La legislatura del estado termina y se aprueban los presupuestos de estado, gran noticia ya que se pusieron de acuerdo republicanos y demócratas. Oportunidades de arte para todas las edades y mural en la tienda de comida de Just Food.

Join Jimmy LeRue and AJ Reisetter for the latest in Raider sports and activities.  Get to know the athletes in our segment of Meet the Raider. This week, AJ goes behind the scenes with an interview with Girls Track and Field Captains, Jayna Jansen and Nicole Theberath. Jimmy catches up with Marty Johnson, on the

Drum roll, please! After 14+ months of pandemic restrictions, today I was once again able to feature a LIVE IN-STUDIO guest for conversation and performance on All-Wheel Drive. What a thrill! And better yet, it was none other than one of my very favorite Minnesota musicians* (and all-around fabulous humans), Courtney Yasmineh! We chatted a

“The House of Mysterious Secrets” made it’s debut on KYMN Radio this morning. Rolf Haas, a violinist with the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, wrote, produced, and performed the spoken word and violin. Chris Brunelle accompanied on the piano, and Alec Wells was the sound engineer.  It was recorded mainly at the First UCC Church in