Hayes Scriven, the Site Manager and Keeper of Split Rock Lighthouse (and the former Executive Director of the Northfield Historical Society) talks about the Memorial Service and Beacon Lighting for the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

Rich and Danny are joined by a full cast characters to discuss and digest the second election of Donald J. Trump to the American Presidency. The music is appropriate for the times.

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Today, host Kosmo Esplan speaks with Pam Thompson, currently with the Northfield News, and Scott Richardson, the former and longtime Northfield News editor about the history of newspapers, in particular the Northfield News, in Northfield.

Craig Swenson, Assistant Director/Fitness Manager, provides information about upcoming programs, activities and events at FiftyNorth.

Rice County Sheriff Jesse Thomas talks about the move to the new public safety center, the opening of Deer Hunting Season, and the Rice County Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign Kickoff.

Dr. Megan Goldberg, an Assistant Professor of American Politics at Cornell College in Mt. Vernon, Iowa, discusses the Presidential Election and polling.

Director of Elections for Dakota County Michelle Blue talks about how the ballot counting process works in Minnesota and how it remains secure from an threats.

This month Mox and her new producer Ryan “Mr. Moxie” Foley welcome the Northfield Union of Youth Executive Director Kelli Podracky. They talk about community building, finding a safe space to express your self and generally just discuss what it means to support the people around you.

A show featuring in-depth conversations with the people running for local office in Northfield. On this edition, hosts Logan Wells and Rich Larson are joined by Political Science Professor Christopher Chapp, who heads up the St. Olaf College Institute for Community and Freedom, and is an expert in the field of political polling.