Main Street

A geologist discusses brine spill dangers, the ND Shakespeare Festival expands west, and Tom Isern explores Norwegian-American heritage on Syttende Mai.

We explore childhood resilience with therapist Becky Eissinger and dive into the transformative power of books with author Bruce Campelia and his Light Passers series.

We ponder purpose with UND's Dr. Jack Weinstein, catch up on headlines with Dave Thompson, and hear Matt Olien’s bold picks for his top 10 favorite films ever.

Burger origins, Indigenous climate stories, prairie prayers, and a rat tale of love—it’s a flavorful mix of history, hope, and heart on today’s Main Street.

Co-hosts Erik Deatherage and Ann Alquist catch up with podcaster, columnist and journalist Rob Port about the 69th legislative session, what to watch out for in North Dakota politics and what it means to be a conservative in 2025.

Essentia Health CEO Dr. David Herman on regional healthcare issues. Plus, news with Dave Thompson and Matt Olien's countdown of favorite films #20 to #11.

Joan Danks shares insights from a new Alzheimer’s Association report showing widespread public support for early detection and emerging treatments. Also, cases are rising in ND.

From award-winning elder care to folk ballads, fungi farming, and tribal firewood, it’s a rich mix of people and place on Main Street.

UND launches the ND Center for Aerospace Medicine, and Sara Otte Coleman previews 2025 tourism highlights on the television service of Prairie Pulse with John Harris.

Dr. Marc Hurlbert discusses melanoma prevention, Dave Thompson reviews the news, Matt Olien critiques Clown in a Cornfield, and we explore Arctic archaeology.