A selection of programs and series throughout the decades that were broadcast on Minnesota Public Radio.
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January 2, 1982 - Call-in with Isabel Wolf, professor of food science and nutrition at the University of Minnesota.
January 4, 1982 - With a federal study released indicating that American children today know less about music and consider art less important than the students in the early 1970s, MPR’s Bob Aronson talks with Margaret Hasse, director of the Minnesota Alliance for Arts and Education, to get her reaction on how it relates to Minnesota.
January 7, 1982 - Morning Edition’s Bob Aronson interviews Minnesota author Monica O’Kane about her book Living With Adult Children: A Helpful Guide for Parents and Grown Children Sharing the Same Roof.
January 8, 1982 - Donna Allen, project manager, Office of Transit Administration of the Minnesota department of transportation Scott Rostron, Title 5 coordinator for the State of Minnesota Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. Live listener questions answered about transportation for the handicapped.
January 9, 1982 - Local commentator and educator Bruce Benidt provides a humorous disdain for the snowmobile (aka: thunder lizards).
January 9, 1982 - Host Rich Dietman talks with Tim Kneeland of the Institute for Survival Education in Minneapolis , and answers live listener questions on surviving in winter.
January 11, 1982 - Dr. Jay Cohn, University of Minnesota cardiologist and member of a congressional advisory panel, talking about FDA procedures and the way it reviews new pharmaceuticals.
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