Dave Nimmer
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- Dave Nimmer on Journalism
First Hour: Longtime Twin Cities television and newspaper reporter Dave Nimmer talks about the state of journalism today. Nimmer received this year's Graven Award for lifetime contributions to journalism at the Minnesota Journalism Center at the University of Minnesota.
- Midday "Talk of Minnesota" with Charles Kuralt
Midday features a program about Charles Kuralt who died today. It includes interviews with Gary Gilson of the Minnesota News Council, Dave Nimmer, former WCCO-TV reporter and professor at the University of St. Thomas, MPR reporter Laura McCallum who worked with Kuralt on "Sunday Morning," and an interview with Kuralt by Paula Schroeder. Listeners call in with questions.
- Voices from the Heartland - "Lessons on the Journey" by Dave Nimmer
Dave Nimmer reads from his new book "Lessons on the Journey," published by Nodin Press.
- Dave Nimmer on perception of print and broadcast media
Dave Nimmer, former reporter for the Minneapolis Star and WCCO-TV and a journalism teacher at the University of St. Thomas, answers listener questions about print and broadcast media. The topic of negative public perceptions of media and the growing competition is the focus of program.
- Dave Nimmer on book about his life, "The Journey Goes On"
A Midmorning conversation with Minnesota journalist, author, and educator Dave Nimmer about his memoir, The Journey Goes On. Nimmer presents an autobiographical collection of short stories about the milestones on his journey.
- Voices from the Heartland: "Handful of Memories" by Dave Nimmer
On this installment of Voices from the Heartland, Minnesota journalist, author, and educator Dave Nimmer reads the essay, Handful of Memories.
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