A selection of programs and series throughout the decades that were broadcast on Minnesota Public Radio.
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December 16, 1981 - Former U.S. Senator Eugene McCarthy speaking in Collegeville on "Christian Humanism Relative to Politics."
December 17, 1981 - Debate from the floor of the Minnesota senate on a bill to cut spending and raise taxes in order to balance the state's budget is broadcast live.
December 18, 1981 - Jan Robinson and Rosemary Martin, co-directors and psychotherapists at Twin Cities Therapy Clinic, answer listeners' questions about coping with the holidays, broadcast live.
December 19, 1981 - On this Weekend program, MPR’s Rich Dietman talks with Mike Collins, University of Minnesota computer analyst programmer, about home computers. Topics include understanding difference between software and hardware, education courses, and various features. Collins also answers listener questions.
December 19, 1981 - Local commentator and educator Bruce Benidt provides his pessimistic satirical thoughts on the end of the world.
December 20, 1981 - Saint Paul Sunday Morning presents a Christmas program with commentary by host Bill McGlaughlin and performances by the Dale Warland Chamber Singers, members of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra string section, and Phillip Brunelle.
December 21, 1981 -
December 21, 1981 -
December 21, 1981 - All Things Considered’s Gary Eichten presents a report from MPR’s Pat Kessler, who details the fight between Governor Al Quie and the Minnesota Legislature over a state budget. Segment includes debate excerpts from the floor of Capitol.
December 21, 1981 - All Things Considered’s Gary Eichten talks with MPR reporter Pat Kessler, who details the fight between Governor Al Quie and the Minnesota Legislature over a state budget. Tax provisions are at center of debate.