A selection of programs and series throughout the decades that were broadcast on Minnesota Public Radio.
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April 17, 1982 - Survivalist Tim Kneeland answers live listener questions on preparing for and coping with summer outdoors and wilderness experiences.
April 20, 1982 - This live debate on the ballot measure in St. Paul that would authorize the city to award a cable television franchise to a public, non-profit corporation includes Roger Christianson and Larry Winans of the Committee for Risk Free Cable Now arguing for private ownership and Councilman Bill Wilson and College of Saint Catherine Communications professor Jim Townsend speaking for public management of the system.
April 23, 1982 -
April 24, 1982 - MPR’s Dale Connelly interviews Melissa Ringheim, a curator at the Science Museum of Minnesota, about exhibit of Hmong and Iu Mien embroidery, batik, and applique work. Ringheim describes the detail and style of the wearable art.
April 24, 1982 -
April 27, 1982 - Joanne Slavin, assistant professor and extension nutritionist at the University of Minnesota, discusses the role of nutrition and exercise. Slavin also answers listener questions.
April 29, 1982 -
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May 1, 1982 - Local commentator and educator Bruce Benidt shares his humorous take on spring training of Minnesota’s mosquitoes.
May 1, 1982 -