The study of critical race theory is to expand upon how race and identity interact with our systems and institutions…anything that is critical is an opportunity to pull things apart just a little bit further.

Jeff Sundin with Early Bird Fishing Guide

Kristian Jankofsy of the St. Louis County Rescue Squad

The study of critical race theory is to expand upon how race and identity interact with our systems and institutions…anything that is critical is an opportunity to pull things apart just a little bit further. And when we start to pull the threads of whiteness or race at large, there is a lot at stake…it's an evolution of history… we're looking at history and contemporary cultural context and then we're looking for more narratives in order to go further…further expanding upon what is being told

It's one thing that really connects all Indian people around here, that we all have grandparents or great aunts and uncles who went to different boarding schools and had that experience. – Michael Lyons Michael Lyons is the creator of Boozhoo Nanaboozhoo, a puppet podcast focused on Ojibwe language and culture. He joined the morning show to discuss his family’s experiences with boarding schools. His grandmother and grandfather both attended the Flandreau Boarding School in South Dakota. They had

Today on Boozhoo Nana Boozhoo we learn about bravery “ Aakwade'ewin ”, one of the seven Anishinaabe values. Nana Boozhoo talks to Bear “Makwa” on the telephone about how the makwa represents aakwade’ewin . More Boozhoo Nana Boozhoo on FaceBook.

Each week John and Heidi pull up a chair to one of our member’s kitchen tables and get to know them a little bit better. This week’s caller, Ginger from Brainerd volunteered to share what she might have for breakfast if she gets hungry following yesterday's birthday festivities.

Power in the Wilderness Episode 9. We continue the story of Vic Powers.

If you haven't been out in the forest yet, you need to get out there NOW!" - John Latimer

Marshall Helmberger is editor and publisher of the Timberjay newspaper, he joins Heidi each Friday for Border News Roundup. This week he gives us an update on the latest battle between the city of Tower and the developers of a planned RV park in Tower. He also updates us that the felony charges against the former Tower City Clerk-Treasurer were dropped due to lack of evidence.