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Paul Metsa catches up with extraordinary guitarist and Minnesota native Jeff Dayton to swap unforgettable stories about spending years on the road as Glen Campbell’s right-hand man. They trade wild tales of scraped-together early gigs, ruining vintage guitars in junior high woodshop, and the fateful phone call that launched a massive touring career. They also have a full rundown of Jeff’s upcoming string of live performances across his home state of Minnesota.

Self-esteem involves how we perceive and value ourselves. It is based on our opinions and beliefs about who we are and how worthy we believe ourselves to be. Self-esteem is an integral part of our lives and impacts mental health and wellness deeply. Tune into this episode as Becky and Tara explore self-esteem, how to identify struggles with it, and what you can start doing today to nurture a healthy sense of self.

In Episode 30 of Sorting Through Life, Colleen Waterston is joined by fellow Space by Space Organizing team member Alicia and client Maddii to share the story behind a remarkable home transformation.

During a difficult pregnancy, Maddii found herself overwhelmed by clutter and struggling to keep her home functioning. The experience became a turning point, inspiring an intervention on lifelong tendencies toward clutter. When a family member connected Maddii with Space By Space, it became the first step toward creating a home that felt manageable again.

In this candid conversation, Colleen and Alicia walk through the organizing process from reworking Maddii’s closet (and her many variations of loungewear) to creating practical zones and systems throughout every space in her home.

Studio pen thieves; Trump defending Google and corporate accountability; Madison police shooting of Corey Ruse; Red Sea shipping crisis and oil markets; Patty Vasquez joins to talk about Chicago museums and state fairs; Shiloh Hendrix verdict; Republicans screwing over farmers

Matt McNeil and Patti Vasquez discuss the financial complexities, political friction, and public controversies surrounding the Chicago Bears’ potential relocation from Soldier Field to a new stadium. They also talk State fairs and other political news.

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Author Paul David Stanko as we talk about his new book, “42 Stories of Life, the Universe…Everything!” A bold, irreverent, and deeply thought-provoking journey through the biggest questions we all wrestle with, 42 Stories of Life, the Universe…Everything! invites readers to explore what it truly means to be human—and something more. Through a series of short, punchy, and often humorous reflections, the author blends spirituality, philosophy, and real-life experience into a collection designed not to preach, but to provoke. 

Don’t forget to check out https://ghostboxradio.com/ghostbox-book-club/ to pick up this book and books by other authors we’ve had on the show.

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Join guest host David Cournoyer (Rosebud Sioux) with guests Lee Francis, EdD (Laguna Pueblo) and Brett Ramey (Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska) for a conversation on Indigenous creativity, environmental stewardship, pop culture, and building a brighter future.

Republican hypocrisy about the deficit; war updates; Andy Mannix returns to talk about the Old Apostolic Lutheran Church; state lawmaker assassin sentenced; news media failures; Hendrix trial.

I have spent nearly two decades uncovering stories about abuse and exploitation in Minnesota. Before joining ProPublica, I worked for 10 years at The Minnesota Star Tribune, where I covered cops, courts and prisons, and later joined the newspaper’s investigations team. In 2020, I was part of a team of reporters that covered the killing of George Floyd and its aftermath. I began my career working for City Pages, a Minneapolis-based alt-weekly, where I wrote long-form stories on topics ranging from police brutality to sports.