August 5, 1994 - On this installment of Voices from the Heartland, local travel writer John Shepard recounts his birthday kayak journey on the waters of Lake Superior and through the Apostle Islands.
August 5, 1994 - Emily Galusha, member of Northern Clay Center on Art Fairs, talks about the various Twin Cities art fairs. Galusha comments on the growing public interest and quality of artists as the years have progressed.
August 6, 1994 - Local writer and commentator Lawrence Sutin gives some off the beaten path recommendations on summer reading: the fantasy novel A Voyage to Arcturus by David Lindsay, the poems of Constantine Cavafy, and the work of scholar Wendy Doniger.
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August 8, 1994 - Midmorning’s Cathy Wurzer interview American writer and historian about his profession. Topics include writing, interviewing, and his interest on “ordinary people.”
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August 10, 1994 - Local theater critic and writer Erin Hart reviews the The New Classic Theater production of Paul Rudnick’s I Hate Hamlet.
August 11, 1994 - MPR’s Greta Cunningham talks with actors Molly Culligan and Colm "Stride" O'Brien about performing Keith Gunderson’s play, 3142 Lyndale Avenue South, Apt 24.
August 11, 1994 - An All Things Considered conversation with Sekou Sundiata, a poet and playwright; and Rhodessa Jones, a director, teacher, and writer about capturing culture in art and enlightening youth.
August 12, 1994 - An AP Network special report with President Clinton’s remarks to the National Association of Police Organizations at the Marriott City Center in Minneapolis. Sharon Sayles Belton, mayor of Minneapolis; Edward Rendell, mayor of Philadelphia; Norm Coleman, mayor of St. Paul; and Rudolph Giuliani, mayor of New York City, briefly speak prior to Clinton. Mick Ganley, Minneapolis police Sargent, introduces President Clinton.