Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Connections Radio
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Connections Radio
Connections Radio episodes
- Connections Radio June 19 2021
Laurie and co-host Malissa Stanton-Adams of the Stanton-Adams Diversity Institute discuss the history of slavery in America.
44 min - 44 min
- 44 min
- Connections Radio Show – May 22, 2021
Horses and horse racing are on tap today with Laurie and Jodi Wilking of Canterbury Park, plus her own shop and private lessons/ownership.
44 min - Connections Radio Show – April 24, 2021
Artist and photographer Laura Migliarino and musician and James Weldon Johnson Foundation President and scholar Rufus Jones join Laurie this week, with Rufus presenting his song Transcription 8:46.
44 min - Connections Radio April 17 2021
Laurie and co-host Malissa Stanton-Adams, President of the Diversity Institute, discuss police bias against African-Americans and people of color.
44 min - Connections Radio Show – April 10, 2021
Laurie and Malissa Staten Adams recap this week in the Chauvin trial and discuss racial healing and internalized racism.
44 min - Connections Radio April 3 2021
This week’s guest is Malissa Stanton Adams, President and Executive Director of the Stanton Adams Diversity Institute.
53 min - Connections Radio – March 27, 2021
Art to Change The World with a host of eclectic artists and entrepreneurs from Northeast Minneapolis.
44 min - Connections Radio – March 13, 2021
Laurie is joined by Sarah and Naima from RISE, discussing empowering Muslim women through story and the Somali-American Farmers’ Association.
44 min
About Connections Radio
From the publisher's feed
Connections gives us the chance to examine a wider perspective that may just inspire us to DO something! Engaging conversations will explore both the celebrations of living as well as the challenges…
we face—stories of who Twin Citians are, what we think about, and what we get out and “do” is the heart of our show. Woven into these stories may be possible innovative solutions, we may address our disconnects, find new ways of looking at our questions, or we may just take time to enjoy who we are and the wonderful ways we are connected. Our show is mostly Twin Cities based, although we do occasionally host national and international guests. Thought leaders, artists, educators, nonprofit advocates, scientists, healthcare professionals, community organizers, politicians, business innovators . . . are just a sampling of the guests you may hear when listening to Connections Radio. Listen in, join the conversation and “get connected”.