Main Street

Explore the fight for the ADA and the power of herbal healing with guests Jim LeBrecht, Chana Gazit, and Bevin Cohen in this inspiring episode of Main Street.

ND Monitor Reporter Mary Steurer shares Dakota Access Pipeline trial insights, Dave Thompson recaps the news, and Matt Olien reviews the sci-fi thriller "Mickey 17."

Jeremiah Program empowers single moms, Bert Meyers talks St. Paddy’s eats, and This Week in Water covers policy shifts, climate lawsuits, and space junk.

Erin Hemme Froslie on media literacy, Tom Isern on immigration struggles, uranium transport concerns, and how a ND bill could impact public legal notices.

Fargo Fire Dept Careers, Eclipse Awakening, Colorectal Cancer Awareness & Rural Grocers' Fight to Survive

Dean Teresa Conner on NDSU's new Masters sonography program, FM Symphony's ‘Bliss,’ news review, Tom Isern's essay, and a review of Captain America: Brave New World.

Kate Kuehn shares cybersecurity insights, Chef Candace Stock highlights Indigenous cuisine, and Beth Renner previews Fargo’s live storytelling event, The Tell.

Tom Swoyer discusses GrandSKY's 10th anniversary, its impact on UAS innovation, economic growth, and future expansion in North Dakota’s aerospace industry.

Pulitzer finalist Karen Russell discusses The Antidote, memory, and the Dust Bowl. Plus, ND State Climatologist Daryl Ritchison on weather trends and climate change.

Dr. Brad Kohoutek discusses weight loss meds, Dave Thompson reviews news, USDA job cuts impact farmers, and Matt Olien recaps the Academy Awards.