A selection of programs and series throughout the decades that were broadcast on Minnesota Public Radio.
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August 15, 1981 - Dr. Keith Sehnert, author of stress and unstress, and discusses stress and answers listener questions.
August 17, 1981 - Minneapolis mayor Don Fraser delivers his city budget address.
August 21, 1981 - Rick Teiss of the Wine Institute, which represents over 400 California wineries, answers live listener questions about wine.
August 22, 1981 - Maggie Arzdorf-Schubbe, director of the Minnesota Battered Women Program, and Catherine Settanni, a member of Women Against Women Against Women, discuss Women Against Violence Against Women and the annual "Take Back the Night" march in Minneapolis.
August 28, 1981 - MPR’s Bob Aronson gets local sports writer Jay Weiner’s take on various topics regarding the Minnesota Twins, including sudden winning streak, controversial comments from owner Calvin Griffith, and team morale.
August 28, 1981 - Gary Trudeau, president of the St. Paul Firefighters Union, and Marge Charmoli, Ramsey County Women's Political Caucus, discuss affirmative action in St. Paul and across the nation in general with live listener call in.
August 29, 1981 - Senator David Durenberger answers live listener questions with host Lee Axdahl.
September 2, 1981 - Guest Richard Pascale from the Graduate School of Business at Standford University, author of "The Art of Japanese Management," talks about management techniques used by the Japanese and answers live listener questions.
September 3, 1981 - A new show opening at the Guthrie Theater is a dramatization of a series of novels based on Appalachian folk tales, with actors Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy. They were part of Tyrone Guthrie's original repertory company. They talk with Nancy Fushan about the play "Foxfire."
September 5, 1981 - On this Weekend program, MPR host and moderator Lee Axdahl speaks with former U.S. senator Eugene McCarthy, who speaks about his possible candidacy for United States Senate in 1982 and other issues.