Main Street

Breast cancer insights with Brittani Boehlke-Fiecke, survivor stories, poetry on identity, and a look at Theatre B's "What the Constitution Means to Me."

A look into the Dakota Boys & Girls Ranch's support for at-risk youth, a movie review of "The Wild Robot" by Matt Olien, and Dave Thompson's preview of tonight's gubernatorial debate.

Valley City was named an American WWII Heritage City for its war efforts. Rick Gion discusses football food and college hunger, and Erik Deatherage tries a Norwegian delicacy at Norsk Høstfest.

Dr. Daniel Ostlie discusses youth sports safety and head injuries, while Christopher Zimmerman previews the upcoming season of the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra.

Jim Townsend discusses NATO's 75th anniversary at Concordia College on Oct. 8. Dave Thompson gives an update on wildfires in western North Dakota.

Explore fall in the Black Hills with insights from Alicia Underlee Nelson, review Prairie Public debates, and dive into a movie review of Megalopolis with Matt Olien.

Tom Isern reflects on his 999th Plains Folk Essay, the University of Mary's Black Elk Forum explores cultural healing, Brave Conversations, and Rick Gion's Prairie Plates.

On "Main Street," Aaron Birst discusses Measure 4 to eliminate property taxes in ND and its impact on local services, while Dr. Jack Weinstein explores human fallibility.

Today on Main Street, we discuss suicide prevention in North Dakota, highlighting warning signs, support systems, and offering hope. Guests include experts and author Rex Wilder.

Live from Norsk Høstfest, Ann Alquist and Erik Deatherage explore Scandinavian traditions, festival highlights, and Minot's growth with Mayor Tom Ross.