Stimulating conversations with Al McFarlane and community leaders about issues and events in the Black community and the community at large.
Saint Paul Forum is a weekly show that covers city events and community affairs. Revolving hosts interview guests to discuss important local topics and events.
This concert brought together talented performers from the Hmong and African American communities as an expression of Love, Unity, and Peace. CHAT exists to nurture, explore and illuminate the Hmong American experience through artistic expressions.
Stimulating conversations with Al McFarlane and community leaders about issues and events in the Black community and the community at large.
Saint Paul Forum is a weekly show that covers city events and community affairs. Revolving hosts interview guests to discuss important local topics and events.
Stimulating conversations with Al McFarlane and community leaders about issues and events in the Black community and the community at large.
Mark Hughes talks with Linda Lingen, Deborah Gleason, and Robyn Block, from MNSILC, the Minnesota Statewide Independent Living Council. Joan Willshire interviews Kyle Shelton, the director of the University of Minnesota Center for Transportation Studies.
Saint Paul Forum is a weekly show that covers city events and community affairs. Revolving hosts interview guests to discuss important local topics and events.
The Pavek Museum is thrilled to announce the return of our one-of-a-kind signature event, Pavek After Dark. This year?s theme, A Minnesota Frankenstein, promises a unique twist as we present a ? Minnesota-ized? Frankenstein radio play. Experience your beloved Minnesota Broadcaster Hall of Famers bring Frankenstein to life in a live reading, complete with sound effects by Foley Artist Katharine Horowitz. Sponsors Gold: Citizens Independent Bank Silver: Hubbard Broadcasting
The Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library presents the annual McDermott Lecture, featuring Dr. Anne Margaret Daniel. Dr. Daniel teaches at the New School University in New York City and has degrees in American history and English literature, and has published widely on F. Scott Fitzgerald and the work of Bob Dylan. The McDermott Lecture is named for Richard P. McDermott, who helped restore Fitzgerald?s birthplace in the 1970s and remained an avid supporter of Fitzgerald activities before passing away in 2012. This program is made possible in part by the State of Minnesota through an appropriation to the Minnesota Department of Education, funding The Friends as the Library of Congress-designated Minnesota Center for the Book.
Stimulating conversations with Al McFarlane and community leaders about issues and events in the Black community and the community at large.
Saint Paul Forum is a weekly show that covers city events and community affairs. Revolving hosts interview guests to discuss important local topics and events.