"Hollywood Handbook" is one of the most popular podcasts on the Web. However, despite its L.A. credentials, its origins lie deep within the Twin Cities comedy scene.

Music courtesy of The Birth and Death of Silence "Hello Friend..." via the Free Music Archive

Did you know President Trump referenced an old Minnesota landmark in a recent press conference?

Music courtesy of Jahzzar---"Clap Your Hands"---via the Free Music Archive

The Twin Cities are celebrated for their abundance of community news outlets, some of which have impacted Minnesota bigly---even if what they're reporting hasn't exactly been true.

Music courtesy of Black Ant --- "5 Piece" via the Free Music Archive

We love "Uhh Yeah Dude" here at MINute; did you know there was a Minnesota version back in the '90s?

Contains an excerpt of "Sora no iro no kuruma (The car painted in the color of the sky)" courtesy of springtide found @ the Free Music Archive

Minnsubishis were good deals---until they weren't. Music: "Dill Pickles" by the Heftone Banjo Orchestra found at the Free Music Archive

There's a reason why Minnesota consistently ranks among the cleanest states in the country. Listen to this episode to find out why.

Music by Doctor Turtle---"It Looks Like The Future But It Feels Like The Past" from freemusicarchive.org

Do you know how White Bear Lake got its name? The "naked" truth may surprise you. Music courtesy of Doctor Turtle via the Free Music Archive

Donald Trump wasn't the only person to promise to make an area great again. Learn about the Minnesotan who did it first.