April 5, 1994 -
April 5, 1994 -
April 6, 1994 - Two Hmong college students discuss the success of first generation Hmong college students in the United States, and if it will also translate into success for the greater Hmong community.
April 6, 1994 - Bill Dean, chair of Minnesotans for Light Rail Transit (LRT); and Lyle Wray, executive director of the Citizens League, express their views and answer listener questions about light rail transit in the Twin Cities.
April 6, 1994 - MPR’s Euan Kerr interviews local Black author Alexs D. Pate about his novel, Losing Absalom, and the health and natural deaths of African American fathers.
April 8, 1994 - U.S. President Bill Clinton speaks at Minnesota Nurses Association rally at the IDS crystal court in downtown Minneapolis for an address about health care reform. MPR’s Dan Olson reports from rally.
April 8, 1994 - On this installment of Voices from the Heartland, Minnesota travel writer John Shepard shares an essay of what one can see on the backroads and small highways of Minnesota.
April 8, 1994 - Erin Hart reviews "Hard Times Come Again No More" at the Illusion Theater. The play is based on Meridel Le Sueur.
April 9, 1994 - On this Saturday Midday, Betty Seitzer, owner of Spatial Harmony, discusses practical, low-maintenance, energy efficient landscaping. Seitzer also answer listener questions.
April 9, 1994 - Will Hermes, arts and entertainment editor for City Pages, remembers Kurt Cobain after news of his suicide. Hermes explains the fascination and importance of the musician for many young people. Cobain was a member of the the band Nirvana.