Susie Jones is back to fill in for Jearlyn on a snowy Sunday night. Ramsey County Attorney John Choi discusses his role in trying to get more funding for DNA testing at the state's crime lab. KARE-TV investigative reporter Lou Raguse takes us through the long-standing cold case that led to his new book.
In this day and age of televised jury trials, the Alex Murdaugh trial is high up there regarding the bizarre nature of problems and tragedies surrounding the defendant. Local attorney and former WCCO Radio host Jack Rice tries to weave us through the winding road of this case. He also updates us on the potential legal troubles for actor Alec Baldwin.
Sunday marks the beginning of National Words Matter Week. How important is a week like this in today's shifting and intensifying political climate? We dive into the history of words and phrases with University of Minnesota linguistics professor Anotoly Liberman.
A lot has happened in St. Paul since the State Legislature gaveled into session after the New Year. Twin Cities Public Television anchor and political reporter Mary Lahammer brings us up to speed with what's going on at the State Capitol.
Susie Jones is back to fill in for Jearlyn on a snowy Sunday night. TPT anchor and reporter Mary Lahammer takes us through the start of a hectic legislative session. U of M linguistics professor Anotoly Liberman takes us through some of the history of language during National Words Matter Week. Attorney Jack Rice goes through all of the craziness that was the Alex Murdaugh murder trial. Plus, what's next for actor Alec Baldwin?
What's the impact of intuition? Author and spiritual healer Echo Bodine takes some time to explain its power to us. Plus, where is the new business space she's opened to seek her guidance?
Even though Valentine's Day has passed us by for another year, love doesn't take a hiatus. If you're looking to get out there, let The Love Architect (a.k.a. Kailen Rosenberg) guide you. She offers her advice for those of us still searching for that special someone.
Susie Jones wraps up the night guest hosting for Jearlyn. Kailen Rosenberg (a.k.a. The Love Architect) chats about modern dating, especially for folks with a little more experience in their lives. Author and spiritual healer Echo Bodine discusses the power of intuition and tells us about the new business she has opened in the Metro area.
Guest host Susie Jones chats with the following guests on this episode of Center Stage: BZ3 Organ Trio musician Brian Ziemniak "Mlima's Tale" director Ansa Akyea Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston
The Twin Cities will have the chance to host a group of world-class athletes after missing out on the same opportunity a few years ago. Golden Valley's Theodore Wirth Park will host a World Cup cross-country skiing event next year, the first such event held in the U.S. since 2001. The Loppet Foundation executive director Claire Wilson explains how the area earned this chance after losing a similar one in 2020 (due to the pandemic).
This week, the MN Supreme Court made the decision to uphold a state law requiring felons to complete their entire sentence (beyond incarceration) before having their voting rights restored. Brian Fullman, a lead field organizer with ISAIAH MN, joins the program to discuss this decision and how the State Legislature can provide change.
Susie Jones is in as this edition's guest host. ISAIAH MN organizer Brian Fullman discusses the State Supreme Court's decision regarding felons and restoring their rights to voting. Claire Wilson from The Loppet Foundation tells us about the excitement around an area park hosting a world-class event.
Nikki Haley is officially in the 2024 Presidential race. The former Governor and U.S. ambassador provides a definite contrast to former President Donald Trump, but what does her candidacy mean for other nominees in this race (especially on the GOP side)? Republican strategist and former Majority Leader of the Minnesota Senate Amy Koch gives us her thoughts.
This week's revelation of text messages from some Fox News hosts on the election fraud campaign after the 2020 Presidential election made instant headlines. But what's the fallout of this disconnect between the TV personalities' public and private views post-election? Jane Kirtley, Director of the U of M's Silha Center for the Study of Media Ethics and Law, goes through some of the impact.
Susie Jones takes the baton from Jearlyn to guest host this week's show. U of M media ethics and law professor Jane Kirtley talks about the impact of text messages from Fox News hosts surrounding the 2020 Presidential election. Republican strategist and lobbyist Amy Koch digs into the impact of Nikki Haley's presidential candidacy.
On this edition of Center Stage, guest host Sheletta Brundidge talks with the following guests: "The Love Show: Hearts of Fire" singer/performer Kevin Kling Free Fallin' band leader Mark Larson Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston Children's book author Amy Schire Gleason
Are you a small business owner? If you are, one of the most important items to manage is your company's taxes. What should you know? BerganKDV sales leader Reid Graham explains the impact that accountants can provide for entrepreneurs.
Guest host Sheletta Brundidge gives us a rundown of current costs different things (including taking your family to an event or getting your kids Halloween costumes). Plus, should all children receive Valentine's Day cards? Bergan KDV sales leader Reid Graham talks about the importance of accountants for small business owners.
Is your significant others looking for something other than flowers and chocolates this Valentine's Day? Why not look at crafting something? Even on such short notice, there are options to create a gift for your loved one. Craft Industry Alliance co-founder/president Abby Glassenberg joins Sheletta to offer some ideas.
Another horrible incident happened this past Friday, as a stabbing at St. Paul's Harding High School took the life of a teenage boy. A candlelight vigil will be held Monday for the life of the victim, and administrator Leah VanDassor give us the details.
Guest host Sheletta Brundidge is in for tonight's program. Saint Paul Federation of Educators president Leah VanDassor tells us about an upcoming candlelight vigil for the victim of Friday's stabbing at Harding High School. Craft Industry Alliance co-founder/president Abby Glassenberg gives us some Valentine's Day ideas outside of the traditional options. Alexis Merritt (a.k.a. The Love Engineer) previews her upcoming Valentine's Day event, as well as her new podcast.
On this Grammy Night 2023, the "Mom & Michael" Hour is here to cover the big topics. Jearlyn & Michael update the later awards, memorable moments, and fashion statements. Plus, Michael offers his review of the new film, "Knock at the Cabin".
This week, an announcement marked the beginning of a transition for the Hennepin Theatre Trust. Jearlyn takes a few minutes to chat with Trust president/CEO Mark Nerenhausen about his upcoming retirement (this coming September) and his time in the position.
On this week's edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn gets the skinny from: Famed musician Shaun LaBelle Legendary songbird Gwen Matthews Hennepin Theatre Trust president/CEO Mark Nerenhausen Honor the Earth's Water Protector Awards producer Marian Moore
The "Mom & Michael Hour" returns tonight. On this edition, Jearlyn and Michael discuss being prepared for certain natural disasters and if bedsheets that clean themselves can truly exist.
On this edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn chats with: "The Root Beer Lady" playwright and performer Kim Schultz "Courderoy" playwright Barry Kornhauser Star Tribune lead theatre critic Rohan Preston
This week, the CEO of LiveNation went in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee to discuss Ticketmaster's practices in the wake of the Taylor Swift tour fiasco. Will this lead to changes in the way event tickets are distributed? Ticket King owner Mike Nowakowski joins the show to explain how this process may need that change.
Ticket King owner Mike Nowakowski explains whether the Senate Judiciary hearing involving Ticketmaster may end up being a helpful first step to fans and audiences. Jearlyn wonders why awards shows have lost the luster they had even 10 years ago.
Cars have become the necessary mode of transportation for many people. But could the need of that vehicle cause more pain than it's worth? NYU professor and cultural analyst Dr. Julie Livingston explores this in the new book she has co-authored, "Cars and Jails: Freedom, Dreams, Debt, and Carcerality”.
As she settles back into the host's chair, Jearlyn opens the show by talking about two pretty divergent topics...the SAG Awards and the Debt Ceiling. Author and NYU professor Dr. Julie Livingston talks about how car ownership could have negative benefits for certain segments of the population.
