Brooks Pederson stops into the studio to talk about a unique opportunity for some young people in our community to participate in the Herdina Construction Trades Camp. Building, wiring, planning, inspecting - you get a taste of it all!

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A favorite of It Takes Two, Kelly Binfet stops into the studio to talk about what you might find or hunt down at the Fargo Junk Market!

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Jessica Vincent (“Gigi Robbins”) joins Amy and JJ to discuss her book! Available on Amazon! 

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Megan Krueger, Moorhead Library Director, joins Amy and JJ to talk about the new Loop - coming to the former location of the Moorhead Center Mall. 

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KFGO Chief Meteorologist Tom Szymanski joins Amy and JJ to talk about temperature swings in March.  (So, yes, this is normal!) 

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Longtime News Correspondent Gil Gross joins Amy Iler and Jack Sunday (filling in for JJ Gordon). 

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Larry Magid, former CBS Correspondent and now of LarrysWorld.com or ConnectSafely.org, joins Amy Iler and Jack Sunday (filling in for JJ Gordon). 

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Naturalist, wildlife photographer and author/writer Stan Tekiela join Amy Iler and Jack Sunday (sitting in for JJ Gordon). Learn more: https://naturesmart.com/ 

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QUICK! Listen to this review of Project Hail Mary... JJ Gordon gushes over the release of a new movie, a sequel and a great stream! This is a do-not-miss! 

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When you see a home that’s for sale that is being sold “AS-IS” you know it’s very likely it will
need work.. and sometimes A LOT of work. The experienced Realtors at Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices Premier Properties say often Sellers think that they can just tag their home to sell
“AS-IS” and they won’t have to do any repairs. Our experts Pat Karley and Karena Carlson say
that there are plenty of misunderstandings from Sellers and Buyers about what selling a home
“AS-IS” actually does.

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