Pressroom Podcast

This week on Pressroom Podcast we have the 2017 Homegrown Music Festival closer, who also happens to be the man who survived driving off Duluth's Blatnik Bridge last winter.

Duluth News Tribune reporters Christa Lawler, Brady Slater and Tom Olsen interview Mark Anderson of the Mark Anderson Trio. The jazz trio closes the week-long music festival Sunday, May 7.

This week on Pressroom Podcast we have the 2017 Homegrown Music Festival closer, who also happens to be the man who survived driving off Duluth's Blatnik Bridge last winter.

Duluth News Tribune reporters Christa Lawler, Brady Slater and Tom Olsen interview Mark Anderson of the Mark Anderson Trio. The jazz trio closes the week-long music festival Sunday, May 7. 

Duluth musician, columnist, and podcaster Teague Alexy visits the podcast this week to prepare us for the upcoming Homegrown Music Festival, which kicks off Sunday, April 30.

Alexy also shares his new record Circuit Sessions which comes out soon and his new podcast venture titled Wisecracks and Roadside Flats.

Duluth musician, columnist, and podcaster Teague Alexy visits the podcast this week to prepare us for the upcoming Homegrown Music Festival, which kicks off Sunday, April 30. 

Alexy also shares his new record Circuit Sessions which comes out soon and his new podcast venture titled Wisecracks and Roadside Flats. 

Last week, the Duluth News Tribune sent a crew of four to cover the NCAA Frozen Four at United Center in Chicago to cover the University of Minnesota Duluth men's hockey team's run at a national championship.

Even though the hometown team lost, the college hockey action did not disappoint last week. From practices, to the fan events, to the emotional post-game interviews, sports reporters Matt Wellens and Jon Nowacki, photographer Clint Austin and multimedia reporter Samantha Erkkila were there for it all.

Hear what goes on behind the scenes when covering college hockey's biggest event and what the future of the Bulldogs team look like for next season. The DNT crew also highlights their favorite hockey-related experience and their favorite Chicago tourist experiences from their six-day assignment on the road.

Last week, the Duluth News Tribune sent a crew of four to cover the NCAA Frozen Four at United Center in Chicago to cover the University of Minnesota Duluth men's hockey team's run at a national championship.

Even though the hometown team lost, the college hockey action did not disappoint last week. From practices, to the fan events, to the emotional post-game interviews, sports reporters Matt Wellens and Jon Nowacki, photographer Clint Austin and multimedia reporter Samantha Erkkila were there for it all. 

Hear what goes on behind the scenes when covering college hockey's biggest event and what the future of the Bulldogs team look like for next season. The DNT crew also highlights their favorite hockey-related experience and their favorite Chicago tourist experiences from their six-day assignment on the road. 

The University of Minnesota Duluth men's hockey team is headed to the NCAA Frozen Four in Chicago. Well, technically they are already there but they take the ice against Harvard tomorrow, April 6 at 5 p.m. at United Center.

We caught up with UMD head coach Scott Sandelin in his office at Amsoil Arena before the team hit the road for Chicago. Hear what he had to say about this year's team, their recent bout with nail-biting overtime periods, and what his approach is going into the Frozen Four.

For all your Frozen Four coverage visit duluthnewstribune.com the week of April 2-9.

The University of Minnesota Duluth men's hockey team is headed to the NCAA Frozen Four in Chicago. Well, technically they are already there but they take the ice against Harvard tomorrow, April 6 at 5 p.m. at United Center.

We caught up with UMD head coach Scott Sandelin in his office at Amsoil Arena before the team hit the road for Chicago. Hear what he had to say about this year's team, their recent bout with nail-biting overtime periods, and what his approach is going into the Frozen Four.

For all your Frozen Four coverage visit duluthnewstribune.com the week of April 2-9. 

We did something a bit different this week. We took the podcast on the road.

While heading out to cover a northern Wisconsin spring tradition, three News Tribune staff who've reported on this event in the past highlight what makes this place, these people and what they are doing so great.

Tune it to see where we went.

If you'd like to hear us take more podcasts on the road email us at [email protected] with ideas on where we should go next.

We did something a bit different this week. We took the podcast on the road. 

While heading out to cover a northern Wisconsin spring tradition, three News Tribune staff who've reported on this event in the past highlight what makes this place, these people and what they are doing so great. 

Tune it to see where we went. 

If you'd like to hear us take more podcasts on the road email us at [email protected] with ideas on where we should go next.