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Accepting a massive check or landing a major sponsorship sounds like a dream, but that funding often carries hidden strings that can pull your organization completely off course. Elaine breaks down the real cost of saying yes, exploring how sudden capital creates complicated power dynamics, reputational risks, and unexpected dependencies. You’ll learn how to properly investigate potential partners and determine who actually holds the leverage before you ever sign a contract.
Cathy Heying, founder of The Lift Garage joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss affordable, non-profit auto repair service for all Minnesotans who meet the 150% Federal Poverty Guideline.
Remembering Mike Didtka; Trump’s PPV broadcast of an execution; Operation Cluster update; Aaron Kleinman joins; racism from Trump and Tom Emmer; bad economic signs Matt sees around town; Michael Brodkorb talks Vikings
Matt and Michael talk Vikings QB problems and preview Vikings vs. Saints!
Matt was joined by Aaron Kleinman, Heartland Signal’s Senior Political Analyst. This week we focus on Pennsylvania races.
John Parker kicks things off with author Audrey Goldberg to dive into the release of her new witchy sapphic rom-com, Vengefully Matched, alongside the alarming rise of banned books in public schools. Executive producer Jim Pounds jumps on the mic later to help welcome local actor Adam Qualls for a behind-the-scenes look at his long-running role as Grandpa Who in the Children’s Theatre Company production of How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
Joining Robert Pilot today is Barb Fabre, the CEO of Indigenous Visioning and All Nations Rise. We’re also joined by Angela Two Stars, a public artist and curator. She directs All My Relations Arts, a project of the Native American Community Development Institute in Minneapolis, MN.
Hurricane Isaias news; Operation Cluster update; Trump’s Iran end game; societal issues with how men treat women; Trump attacks Somali Minnesotans again; possible special treatment for GOP members in a DWI incident; spiking grocery prices; Iowa steel mills
John Parker speaks with writer and professor Chris Stedman to explore the deep roots of intergenerational queer and trans mutual aid. Chris shares his work on the “We Help Us” project, an initiative dedicated to archiving everyday stories of community care from the AIDS crisis to modern times. He also breaks down how these vital support networks operate on a grassroots level.
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