A selection of programs and series throughout the decades that were broadcast on Minnesota Public Radio.
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June 24, 1983 - Elizabeth Winship, author of the syndicated column "Ask Beth" and of the new book, Reaching Your Teenager, answers listener questions.
June 24, 1983 - MPR’s Loren Omoto interviews St. Paul school administrator Joe Nathan about his book Free to Teach: Achieving Equity and Excellence in Schools. Nathan discusses his view on teaching freedom and accountability.
June 25, 1983 - On this Weekend program, Tim Kneeland, outdoor enthusiast, discusses recreational and sporting activities, including hiking, biking and camping. Kneeland also answers listener questions.
June 27, 1983 - Rudy Boschwitz, Minnesota U.S. senator (I-R), discusses various political topics, including abortion, arms race, and El Salvador. Boschwitz also answers listener questions.
June 27, 1983 - William Sherman, a prominent North Dakota author, sociologist and priest, details information from his book Prairie Mosaic: An Ethnic Atlas of Rural North Dakota.
June 28, 1983 - Host Robert Cromie talks with NBC News’ John Chancellor and Associated Press’ Walter Mears, about their book, The News Business.
July 2, 1983 - MPR’s Kevin Burns interviews George Franklin Wade, founding director of Shakespeare and Company. Wade describes the experience for audiences attending the only outdoor classical repertory theater in Minnesota.
July 2, 1983 - Bob Potter hosts along with listener participation, Naturalist Kathy Heidel from the Carver Park Nature Preserve answers listener questions about wildlife.
July 4, 1983 - MPR’s Loren Omoto interviews Jackpine Bob Cary, editor of the Ely Echo, who shares thoughts on what fishing means in Minnesota.
July 5, 1983 - Host Robert Cromie talks with author Calvin Trillin about his book, Third Helpings.