This Youth in Radio Podcast features, Laynie, Shay, and Besha, students from Apple Blossom Village in Bemidji who answer the question “Who shares our community?” by exploring and reporting on the people and culture of Cameroon. Hear the episode below. Listen Thursday mornings about 8:10 to hear the Youth in Radio Podcast on KBXE/KAXE. The Youth in Radio Podcast is also available on kaxe.org and through iTunes. If you know someone who might want to make a podcast, send an email to comments@kaxe

Program 63: Priorities and Praise for Charles Blandin's New Foundation A radio series produced by historian Don Boese. Don is the author of eight books dealing with local history in Itasca County, including "John C. Greenway and the Opening of the Western Mesabi", and the main source for this series, "Papermakers: the Blandin Paper Company and Grand Rapids, Minnesota". The series begins with the arrival of the first Euro-Americans to the forested wilderness of Itasca County in the 1870s. In

Kelliher High School students recently submitted a video they created to the District Energy “Your Big Idea for a Sustainable Minnesota” video contest. The competition required Minnesota students in grades 6-12 to create video, no longer than three minutes, promoting sustainability and sharing their vision of a better Minnesota. In creating the short films, students had to consider how their video would inspire and educate others and also why their idea would help their community be more

From her most recent chapbook: Elemental, Julia Klatt Singer offers her insight on the malleable nature of copper

What are you reading this summer? I just finished Dead Man's Mistress by David Housewright and thoroughly enjoyed the mystery set in Minnesota - in Mpls, Grand Marais - having to do with an art theft. It was about so much more of course, including World's Best Donuts and the fascinating idea of free ports. What are free ports? Take a listen to our conversation with author David Housewright to find out more!

In this episode of Northern Voices Leah Lemm goes to Cass Lake to talk with Brandy Toft, she’s the Environmental Deputy Director for the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe . She works on several solar energy projects that the band has. She also talks with Lisa Hemachandra about life with a solar furnace that she had installed through the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe’s solar furnace project .

Grant Frashier had a conversation with Sarah Hayden Shaw owner of Sage on Laurel and Rumbly Hall about the revitalization of the downtown neighborhood in Brainerd.

We continue the conversation on copper nickel mining with conservative Chuck marohn and liberal Aaron Brown on Dig Deep. If you have a topic you'd like them to tackle - send it our way! Sign up for a Dig Deep podcast!

For our June edition of Dig Deep we were live on the air discussing national media and what it doesn't get about rural/small towns. Tune in as a caller asks about copper nickel mining with our liberal commentator Aaron Brown and our conservative Chuck Marohn. If you have a topic you'd like them to tackle - send it our way! Sign up for a Dig Deep podcast!

We continue our live Dig Deep Conversation here with Aaron Brown and Chuck Marohn. Do we become what the national media says we are? For our June edition of Dig Deep we were live on the air discussing national media and what it doesn't get about rural/small towns. Tune in for the 2nd part of our conversation with our liberal commentator Aaron Brown and our conservative Chuck Marohn. If you have a topic you'd like them to tackle - send it our way! Sign up for a Dig Deep podcast!