Jake Larson of the duo Syvers
Syvers member Jake Larson talks about his process and the music that the duo are making.
Jun 20, 2022•6 min
Jearlyn Steele
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Paul Peterson on his music
Paul Peterson talks with Jerlyn about his career and upcoming music that he is releasing and performing.
Jun 20, 2022•16 min
Doug Collins of Doug Collins and the Receptionists talks about their upcoming release
Doug Collins joins Jerlyn Steele to discuss the recent release of "Drinking Again" as well as other upcoming shows and releases for Doug Collins and the Receptionists.
Jun 20, 2022•10 min
Nic Zapko one of the Grand Marshall's of Twin Cities Pride talks about the big weekend ahead
Nic Zapko joins the program to discuss the exciting upcoming week of Twin Cities Pride. What to expect and how she took the news of being a Grand Marshall.
Jun 20, 2022•14 min
Ari Koehnen Sweeney, Director of Creative Arts Partnership at Hennepin Theater Trust
Ari Koehnen Sweeny joins Jerlyn on the program to discuss the Jimmy awards and students heading to Broadway to perform.
Jun 20, 2022•13 min
Dr. David Nathan joins Jearlyn to discuss PTSD
Nightmares, flashbacks and feeling shame about a traumatic event are just a few post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, symptoms. Tragedies, such as the recent deadly shooting in Uvalde, TX can cause someone to suffer from PTSD. Just seeing these events in the media can even become a trigger for those who have experienced violence or abuse. June is PTSD awareness month, a time to bring awareness to a condition that often causes people to suffer in silence. Psychologist Dr. David Nathan of Allin...
Jun 20, 2022•18 min
Highlight: A New Twist on a Classic Story
Are you looking for a traditional reprisal of a classic Jane Austen work? Don't expect that over at the Guthrie. "Emma" lead actress Amelia Pedlow tells us how this rendition will provide some contemporary updates.
Jun 13, 2022•10 min
Highlight: An Image of Prince as Grand as His Legend
A new mural of Prince can now be seen in downtown Minneapolis. An associate of the late musician, Sharon Smith Akinsanya helped to spearhead this effort. She joins the program to discuss how the mural became a reality.
Jun 13, 2022•15 min
Highlight: Navigating Another Round of Inflation
Inflation is at a point that hasn't been seen since the financial crisis of the late 1970s. What are some of the big factors behind the rise in prices? We get an idea from monetary and taxation policy expert Nathan Lewis, who co-wrote a new book on the subject.
Jun 13, 2022•19 min
Highlight: Giving Comfort to Those Still Suffering from COVID
While many people are done with anything related to COVID-19, there are others that continue to be effected by the pandemic. Grief expert, speaker, and author Kelly Grosklags explains how she is helping those that lost loved ones to Coronavirus.
Jun 13, 2022•13 min
The Value of Pride
Michael returns after taking some time to celebrate L.A.'s Pride festivals. He talks about everything surrounding this year's festivities. Plus, Jearlyn & Michael look into inflation and this week's hearing on the January 6th insurrection.
Jun 13, 2022•34 min
New Enterprises and Returning Favorites
On this week's edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn chats with: "Emma" actress Amelia Pedlow Twin Cities Jazz Fest founder Steve Heckler New Dawn Theater founder/artistic director Austene Van
Jun 13, 2022•36 min
Inflation Explanations and A Prestigious Prince Profile
Inflation is at a point that hasn't been seen since the financial crisis of the late 1970s. What are some of the big factors behind the rise in prices? We get an idea from monetary and taxation policy expert Nathan Lewis, who co-wrote a new book on the subject. A new mural of Prince can now be seen in downtown Minneapolis. An associate of the late musician, Sharon Smith Akinsanya helped to spearhead this effort. She joins the program to discuss how the mural became a reality.
Jun 13, 2022•36 min
Hearing from Congress and Consoling COVID Pain
Jearlyn gives her thoughts on the now-ongoing hearings from Congress' January 6th Committee. While many people are done with anything related to COVID-19, there are others that continue to be effected by the pandemic. Grief expert, speaker, and author Kelly Grosklags explains how she is helping those that lost loved ones to Coronavirus.
Jun 13, 2022•33 min
Highlight: Groovin' Out To A Classic
If you need some soul in your life, you might want to head over to Crooners Supper Club on Thursday, June 16th. Urban Classic will be on the stage performing the R&B classics you adore. Band founder and drummer Michael Bland previews the show.
Jun 06, 2022•12 min
Highlight: A Plan To Help Children Going Through Mental Strife
Cases of anxiety and depression in children have increased over the past few years. One company that hopes to stem that tide is Positive Presence Global. CEO Michelle Marie King explains how her business is doing this through life coaching and mentorship programs.
Jun 06, 2022•13 min
Highlight: A Philosophy To Combat the Plight Against Black Americans
What is the best way for Black people to better their status and situation here in America? The new book "The State of Black America" looks at this question through several essays. Editor William B. Allen gives us a peek at the book's overall philosophy.
Jun 06, 2022•16 min
Highlight: The Gender Gap Extends To Financial Stress, Too
Which gender is more likely to be stressed out by financial issues? According to a recent article, the answer is women. Bankrate.com journalist Sarah Foster wrote the piece and explains the numbers behind her findings.
Jun 06, 2022•17 min
Highlighting Prince; Changing Our Change
Producer Jonathan Lowe fills in on tonight's "Mom & Michael Hour". As the area remembers Prince this weekend, he and Jearlyn discuss the impact of the late musical legend. Plus, are bicycles the answer to combatting Climate Change?
Jun 06, 2022•34 min
Presenting New Options for Your Artistic Ear
On this week's edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn speaks with: Urban Classic founder/drummer Michael Bland "The Roommate" actresses Greta Oglesby and Alison Edwards "HAIR BALL! A Bigfoot Musical Adventure" playwright Josef Evans and actress Maren Ward Rock What You Got owner Buffie Blesi
Jun 06, 2022•35 min
Making Black Lives Better; The Plight of Child Anxiety
What is the best way for Black people to better their status and situation here in America? The new book "The State of Black America" looks at this question through several essays. Editor William B. Allen gives us a peek at the book's overall philosophy. Cases of anxiety and depression in children have increased over the past few years. One company that hopes to stem that tide is Positive Presence Global. CEO Michelle Marie King explains how her business is doing this through life coaching and m...
Jun 06, 2022•37 min
Work As Religion; Financial Stress Imbalance
In the cases of people that are seen as "workaholics", does their devotion reach a religious-like state? Jearlyn thinks about that after seeing a recent article on the subject. Which gender is more likely to be stressed out by financial issues? According to a recent article, the answer is women. Bankrate.com journalist Sarah Foster wrote the piece and explains the numbers behind her findings.
Jun 06, 2022•34 min
Highlight: Making History of His Own
After over a quarter-century being the artistic director of the History Theatre, Ron Peluso will be stepping aside at the turn of the calendar year. He joins Jearlyn to reminisce on his career and what he's learned working the position.
May 23, 2022•10 min
Highlight: A Fuller Picture of George Floyd
George Floyd made international headlines for his death. But how did we get to that incident on Memorial Day of 2020? Washington Post reporters Robert Samuels and Toluse Olorunnipa dive into the life and background of this man in their new book "His Name Is George Floyd". They discuss their reasoning behind writing the book.
May 23, 2022•18 min
Highlight: Helping Adolescent Youth Through Depression
We've heard quite a bit about the pandemic's effect on depression in adolescents. However, the alarm has been sounded long before COVID became a reality. Allina Health community health improvement specialist Sydney Hobart tells us about a program geared to help young children deal with this affliction.
May 23, 2022•11 min
Living the LA High Life
Michael updates us on his life in Los Angeles, including his trip to see "Aida" at the L.A. Opera. Plus, does he plan to watch next month's Tony Awards?
May 23, 2022•36 min
Retirements and Returns in the World of the Arts
On this edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn catches up with: History Theatre artistic director Ron Peluso Ordway Theatre VP of Programming & Education Dayna Martinez Women Winning interim executive director Marnie Wells "Island of Discarded Women" creator/host Sue Scott
May 23, 2022•37 min
George Floyd and Gratitude
George Floyd made international headlines for his death. But how did we get to that incident on Memorial Day of 2020? Washington Post reporters Robert Samuels and Toluse Olorunnipa dive into the life and background of this man in their new book "His Name Is George Floyd". They discuss their reasoning behind writing the book. Jearlyn opens up about gratitude. Are we teaching it to our children these days? Or is it a relic that needs to resurface?
May 23, 2022•33 min
YWCA Impact and Battling Youth Depression
After hearing from leadership at the YWCA in St. Paul, we decided to cross the Mississippi and hear about the services offered by its Minneapolis counterpart. YWCA Minneapolis president/CEO Shelley Carthen Watson discusses what the institution provides. We've heard quite a bit about the pandemic's effect on depression in adolescents. However, the alarm has been sounded long before COVID became a reality. Allina Health community health improvement specialist Sydney Hobart tells us about a program...
May 23, 2022•34 min
Highlight: Vocalizing the Legend That Is Lou Rawls
If you love the music of Lou Rawls, you could be in for a treat. A tribute concert featuring the music of this legendary singer will be performed at the Chanhassen Dinner Theatre on Friday, May 20th. Johnnie Brown provides the voice to this concert and gives us a preview of the show.
May 16, 2022•16 min
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