A selection of programs and series throughout the decades that were broadcast on Minnesota Public Radio.
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June 4, 1992 - Republican Bill Schreiber, an outgoing Minnesota State representative, reflects on his time at the State Capitol and what the future may hold for legislature in the 1990s.
June 4, 1992 - Betty Friedan speaking about "Feminism Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" at the College of Saint Benedict.
June 4, 1992 - MPR’s Gary Eichten talks with staff member at Science Museum of Minnesota regarding art defacement at the site, where a diorama was damaged.
June 5, 1992 - Call-in program with Senator Paul Wellstone at the Democratic-Farmer-Labor state convention in Duluth.
June 10, 1992 - Choua Lee, a Hmong member of Saint Paul School Board, talks about the need for community, educational, and family prevention efforts to provide support for local Asian youth and pushing back against gang activity.
June 11, 1992 - A conversation with an educator on the historical background of tribal government and the how that pertains to controversy of White Earth elections.
June 12, 1992 - All Things Considered’s Gary Eichten chats with Bob Starr, a member of the Minnesota Inventors Congress, about the organization’s annual inventors expo. Starr shares some of the current and past inventions.
June 20, 1992 - Midday presents Minnesota writer Paul Gruchow giving a talk in Southwestern Minnesota as part of "The Fulda Project: Old Stories and New Meanings."
June 22, 1992 - Today's Midday is a special broadcast from the newest Minnesota Public Radio news and information station, KCCD 90.3 FM in Moorhead, Minnesota. MPR has been originating its broadcast schedule from Moorhead, Minnesota, in celebration of the new station. Dan Olson and various guests were recorded earlier today during the lunch hour at Peggy's Pantry, a cafe in the heart of Moorhead. Olson later took his Midday audience for a tour of the beautifully restored Fargo Theater. The theater's original beauty has been carefully recreated, including the saving of the old Wurlitzer organ, which rises from the stage.H. Elaine Lindgren discusses her book "Land in Her Own Name: Women As Homesteaders in North Dakota".
June 22, 1992 - A broadcast of MPR’s The Morning Show at The Centrum, located at Concordia College in Fargo-Moorhead. Program contains skits, interviews, performances and readings.