Marilyn Heltzer

6 Collection Items


  • 5 things you don't know about Gary Eichten

    After 45 years in the newsroom, Gary Eichten is retiring. MPR’s Euan Kerr presents 5 things you don't know about Eichten.

    Jan. 23, 20125 min
  • MPR's First 20 Years Retrospective - Bill Kling interview

    As part of the 20th anniversary of Minnesota Public Radio, Marilyn Heltzer talks with Bill Kling, MPR’s founder and president about organization’s beginning, important milestones, and staff hirings of Marilyn Heltzer, Michael Barone, Gary Eichten, Arthur Hoehn, Garrison Keillor, and Marvin Granger.

    Jan. 18, 198753 min
  • Eichten closes out the audio at Park Square

    MPR’s Gary Eichten presents the last live broadcast at MPR’s Park Square Court studios in St. Paul. As a Halloween treat, he shares an audio collage of radio outtakes.

    Oct. 31, 19806 min
  • Bill Kling talks about Minnesota Public Radio

    MPR President Bill Kling, Membership Director Marilyn Heltzer, and reporter/producer Bob Potter answer live listener questions about the Minnesota Public Radio network.

    Jun. 27, 198047 min
  • Spectrum: St. Paul's Landmark Center dedication

    This regional public affairs program presents live coverage on the dedication of renovated Landmark Center in downtown St. Paul, with MPR co-anchors Rich Dietman and Marilyn Heltzer.

    Sep. 9, 197858 min
  • Pledge drive with Bill Kling, Gary Eichten, and Garrison Keillor

    Pledge drive with Garrison Keillor, Bill Kling, and Gary Eichten. Kling asks Dave Peters, executive editor of Minnesota Monthly to talk about the April issue. Bemidji writer Marilyn Heltzer also talks.

    Mar. 4, 197654 min

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Marilyn Heltzer