Main Street

Rural nurse training in North Dakota, Icelandic pioneer reflections, Indigenous climate leadership, America’s protein debate, and the week’s top water stories.

DSU Historian Dr. Michael Patrick Cullinane previews Trump’s address, while filmmaker Monica Medellin explores women’s flag football’s Olympic debut in The Future Is Flag.

Cattle fraud charges and crop insurance risks, Gateway STEM events, TV tech decoded with George Peck, plus Dave’s weekly news review.

Prairie Plates spotlights India Clay Oven’s award-winning Maharaja Burger, Prairie Beat covers measles, and we explore next-gen geothermal power.

NDSU and RAND target rural needs; pioneer immigrant journeys, Mesa Verde storytelling, and rising demand with uncertain funding for the 988 crisis lifeline.

ICE detention cases reach ND courts, TV vs. projector buying advice, and how Gateway to Science brings hands-on STEM to schools statewide.

Fighting hunger across the Plains, honoring Officer Jason Moszer’s legacy, and supporting entrepreneurs through the North Dakota Women’s Business Center.

From civics education and a forgotten prairie crop to Indigenous skiers and farm climate challenges, this episode explores democracy, culture, and change across the Plains.

Mountain West AD Tom Burman explains adding NDSU football, and ND Teacher of the Year Frannie Tunseth and Dr. Logan Rutten rethink professional learning for teachers.

From oilfield wastewater and lithium policy missteps to redefining what a “home theater” really is, Main Street explores energy innovation, regulation, and smart tech choices.