Perri Finelli

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  • Winter classic: Duluth youth hockey keeps it old-school, outdoors

    MPR’s Dan Kraker reports from Duluth's Portman Park, where outdoor hockey is alive and well. The city is home to one of North America's last all-outdoor youth hockey leagues.

    Feb. 15, 20164 min
  • Congressman Tim Walz on the wars and the budget

    On this Midday program, MPR’s Gary Eichten talks with DFL Congressman Tim Walz. The two discuss the The congressional “supercommittee” efforts to cut the federal budget deficit by $1.2. Walz joined a bipartisan group urging the panel to "go big" and exceed the minimum target. During conversation, the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are addressed. Walz also answers listener questions.

    Nov. 18, 201159 min
  • U.S. Representative Tim Walz discusses Iraq troop withdrawals and role of Red Bulls

    On this Midday program, MPR’s Gary Eichten talks with DFL Congressman Tim Walz, who represents Minnesota's 1st Congressional District. Program topic is Iraq troop withdrawals, role of Red Bulls, and war in Afghanistan. Walz also answers listener questions.

    Jun. 9, 201159 min
  • George Latimer reflects on his career and current events

    Former St. Paul Mayor George Latimer joins Midday to talk about the state of political discourse today, and share his views on major issues in the news.

    Jun. 21, 201059 min
  • Ask the President: Bill Kling on the future of news

    On this Midday, an episode of “Ask the President.” Bill Kling joins Midday host Gary Eichten in the studio to answer listener questions about MPR and about the future of news.

    Nov. 19, 200959 min
  • NAACP's Julian Bond - Civil rights, then and now

    Julian Bond, chairman of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and a civil rights activist, reflects on the state of the civil rights movement now that a black man is president of the United States. Bond also answers listener questions.

    Oct. 1, 200960 min
  • Keith Ellison on how to rebuild U.S. relations with the Muslim world

    Minnesota 5th District’s Keith Ellison, America's first Muslim member of Congress, reflects on his recent trips to the Mideast and previews President Obama's speech in Egypt. Ellison comments on how to rebuild U.S. relations with Muslim world and answers listener questions.

    Jun. 2, 200959 min
  • Congressman Tim Walz on the earmarking process in Congress

    MPR’s Perri Finelli talks with U.S. Congressman Tim Walz about a process underway in Washington that'll determine where billions of your tax dollars will be spent…called earmarking. That's where local projects get funding from the federal government. The number of earmarks has grown over the years.... and the projects have been criticized as pork.

    Apr. 9, 20084 min
  • U.S. Representatives Tim Walz and Michele Bachmann back from Iraq

    Midmorning’s Kerri Miller speaks with Minnesota lawmakers Tim Walz and Michele Bachmann, who both spent time in Afghanistan and Iraq this winter, surveying Minnesota's role in war. Walz and Bachmann share their different experiences and takeaways.

    Jan. 17, 200859 min
  • The Minnesota Twins miss the playoffs, face an offseason full of questions

    Major League Baseball's postseason begins, and for just the second time in the previous six years, the Twins will not be participating. With that in mind, LaVelle Neal, who covers the Twins for the Star Tribune, discusses the possible plans for next year as the team's new General Manager Bill Smith has a lot of decisions to make.

    Oct. 1, 20074 min

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