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Alternative Wednesday morning musing on the street, food, and art scene of MSP.
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Get exclusive Minneapolis and St. Paul musings by subscribing to the email list at deepnorthpodcast.com. Music in this show is by Anthony Novak, Brian Thavis, and yours truly.
Alternative Wednesday morning musing on the street, food, and art scene of MSP.
Music in this show is by Anthony Novak, Brian Thavis, and yours truly. Chant vocals by Annie Griffin
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Get the exclusive news from the street, art, and food scene by subscribing to the email list at deepnorthpodcast.com.
Alternative Wednesday morning musing on the street, food, and art scene of MSP. It's the 1st week of October.
Music in this show is by Anthony Novak, Brian Thavis, and yours truly.
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Alternative Wednesday morning musing on the food, art, and streets of MSP. It's the 4th week of September.
Music in this show is by Anthony Novak, Brian Thavis, and yours truly.
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Alternative musings on the food, art, and streets of MSP. It’s the 3rd week of September. Get the exclusive news from the street, art, and food scene by subscribing to the email list at deepnorthpodcast.com.
Music in this show is by Anthony Novak, Brian Thavis, and yours truly.
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Music by Brian Thavis
With more than 10,000 lakes and more shoreline than Florida, Hawaii, and California combined, it’s difficult to travel anywhere in Minnesota without crossing a lake, waterfall or river. The name Minneapolis even comes from a combination of the Dakota Sioux word "mini," meaning water and the Greek word "apolis" meaning city.
Despite its abundance and the profound connection between Minnesotans and their water, some families in North Minneapolis have been cut off from the river for generations. But with the city’s recent acquisition of 48 acres of Mississippi river waterfront, known as the Upper Harbor Terminal, this could change.
Music by Enjoy the Cat, the Limozine Group, Zack Baltich, and Anthony Novak
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Artist density in Minnesota is 150% greater than the national average, Minnesota is second to only New York City in theatre employment, and Minnesotans lay claim to icons like Bob Dylan, The Replacements, and Rhyme sayers record label.
Despite overwhelming participation in the arts, Minnesota artists receive limited national and international attention. So, if artists remain in Minneapolis/St. Paul, can they make a living? On this episode, we speak with people creating and ask how they’re doing. Checking on if, in a city that prides itself on arts and culture, it is indeed possible to live the artist life in MSP.
Music by Enjoy the Cat, the Limozine Group, Zack Baltich, and Paul Spring
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Within Minneapolis and St. Paul there are 84 neighborhoods. Unique enclaves scattered with shops, parks, museums, and Universities. Boundaries are blurry but when meandering from one to another, distinct identities emerge. On this show, we stroll through one of the 84 neighborhoods that, in it’s odd uniqueness, represents one of the many eclectic corners of MSP.
Music by Enjoy the Cat, the Limozine Group, and Zack Baltich,
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It’s cold here. Embracing it instills community in very different ways. In this episode we visit the spaces shifting the paradigm of what it means to gather during winter.
Music by Enjoy the Cat, the Limozine Group, Zack Baltich,
This episode marks the halfway point of Season 1. To hear plans for season 2 and beyond, visit deepnorthpodcast.com, and subscribe to the email list.
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