Jeff Cook, Park Ranger with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, talks with John Latimer and Heidi Holtan on the Tuesday Morning Show. Jeff talks about his job as dam tender running both the Pokegema Dam and the Winnibigoshish Lake Dam here in Northen Minnesota. Jeff gives an update on how the spring melt is going for these areas. Life as we know it has turned upside down. KAXE/KBXE is here for you, bringing you important information and local stories, as well as entertaining music and Green Cheese

Every week John takes an indepth look at the subtle changes happening outside as the seasons move thru their cycles. This week he reports on the vast changes happening outside! Get out and enjoy it and then connect with us to let us know what you are noticing! Call 218-999-9876 or email your observations! We'd love to hear from you! Don't forget to follow along on our KAXE-KBXE Season Watch Facebook Page . Folks are posting all kinds of amazing things to brighten your day there! We're all in

Eagles, bears, butterflies, baby turtles, and crocus flowers... spring is happening! These reports are full of hope that warmer days are ahead! Don't hesitate to send your observations in via email or phone call 218-999-9876. Don't forget to join our Season Watch Facebook page, too. We think you'll find it's one of the best places on the web! School Reports: Northern Sun Farms in Shevlin: Kelliher School Report: North Shore Community School Report: Barnum Report: Northfield Report Talkbacks from

Join Leah Lemm for Northern Voices. She talks with Duluth artist Michelle Defoe about what makes the tradition of moccasin-making full of lessons, culture, and heart. Life as we know it has turned upside down. KAXE/KBXE is here for you, bringing you important information and local stories, as well as entertaining music and Green Cheese Trivia. This service is only possible because of your support. You can keep vital, trustworthy information flowing to our communities by making a donation at kaxe

Dawnette Davis is a retired teacher and Grand Rapids artist who makes hand-dyed silk garments and shawls. She sells her art at sales and shows around Minnesota. But Covid-19 has shut down many upcoming arts events. These days Dawnette is using some of her talent, some leftover cotton fabric, and her serging sewing machine to produce cloth facemasks. She talked with Heidi Holtan on the KAXE/KBXE Morning Show. Dawnette started by making masks for her family. Many of them are in medical and law

On the Morning Show we continue to bring you local voices and local stories related to COVID-19. Today we talked with Dr. Dan Soular, Family Medicine Physician & Vice President of Medical Affairs and Dr. Stacy Holl, Internal Medicine Physician. Grand Itasca Clinic and Hospitals. Their website has clear information on the latest news concerning coronavirus and they are looking for donations. Currently they accept: WHAT DONATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED • Gloves • Gowns (disposable) • Surgical and

On our extended hour of the Thursday Morning Show, Heidi Holtan hosts a conversation on Dig Deep with our conservative commentator Chuck Marohn and liberal Aaron Brown. They talk about this time of pandemic and the state of the world. Sign up for the Dig Deep podcast! Life as we know it has turned upside down. KAXE/KBXE is here for you, bringing you important information and local stories, as well as entertaining music and Green Cheese Trivia. This service is only possible because of your

During today's extended hour of morning show programming poetry, art and nature were topics of consideration and conversation... here are poems by Marsh Muirhead and Carol Ann Russell as well as an Area Voices piece from the vault about poet Erin Marsh. Marsh Muirhead: Carol Ann Russell Area Voices: Erin Marsh

On a recent Boozhoo Nana Boozhoo show, Natasha and Nana Boozhoo take some calls from Bob Dylan and Cookie Monster, and possibly a former president to learn nagamowin; bakwezhigaans; and gichi-mookomaan. Hear the whole show by clicking below. Boozhoo Nana Boozhoo is created by Michael Lyons and made possible on KAXE/KBXE by the MN Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Check them out on YouTube!

The Crossing Arts Alliance has been brainstorming ways to create opportunities for arts access during times of social isolation. Online art classes and creativity kits for families in need are just two of the ideas Executive Director Lisa Jordan and her team have come up with. Lisa spoke with Katie Carter about how the Crossing Arts Alliance is creating communtiy connections and how organizations in Brainerd and Baxter joined forces to provide art supplies for kids!