Phyllis Kahn

15 Collection Items


  • Minnesota's Hiring Freeze? - State workforce grows despite hiring freeze

    MPR’s Tom Scheck reports that the number of people on the state's payroll has grown even though thousands of government employees have retired since Governor Tim Pawlenty ordered a hiring freeze at state agencies.

    May. 19, 20094 min
  • Excerpts from Minnesota House debate on gay marriage amendment

    Midday presents excerpts from debate on bill to amend the constitution to define marriage. On March 24th, the Minnesota State House voted on a proposal that would let voters decide if the Minnesota constitution should ban same-sex marriage. The vote was 88-44 in favor of proposal.

    Mar. 25, 200454 min
  • Governor Ventura shares legislative thoughts on Midday

    MPR’s Michael Khoo gives a summary report on Governor Jesse Ventura’s appearance on Midday. The governor staked out positions on a host of proposals now under consideration at the state Legislature. Ventura commented on loosening restrictions on carrying a handgun, alcohol sales in grocery stores, and legal sports betting.

    Mar. 27, 2001
  • Governor Carlson asks MLB Commissioner Selig for another year

    MPR’s Martin Kaste reports that Governor Carlson has asked Major League Baseball to give Minnesota one more chance…and one more year, to try to save the Twins. Debate continues at the Capitol on how that could happen.

    Feb. 19, 1998
  • A look at Twins stadium funding proposals at the Minnesota Legislature

    Midday focuses on the discussion at the state Legislature about the future of a new baseball stadium for the Minnesota Twins. Host Gary Eichten speaks with MPR reporter Bill Wareham, who presents a summary of the various proposals and audio clips of committee debate. Ideas presented include gambling revenue options, cheaper alternatives to a stadium, buying a team, selling Metrodome to teams for $1.00, and buying season tickets.

    Apr. 30, 1997
  • Roger Kahn and Phyliss Kahn discuss baseball history

    On this Midday, a call-in program about baseball's golden age. Guests include author Roger Kahn, Minnesota State Representative Phyllis Kahn, and local U of M baseball star Paul Geil.

    Oct. 7, 199352 min
  • Balance of Power, part 1 - Metropolitan shift

    As part of a Mainstreet Radio project, Midday broadcasts from Das Wurst Haus in Lanesboro, Minnesota to focus on the changing power in the state. For the first time, a majority of seats at the State Capitol come from metropolitan area.

    Nov. 10, 199296 min
  • Balance of Power, part 2 - Panel discussion on state funding

    As part of a Mainstreet Radio project, Midday broadcasts from Das Wurst Haus in Lanesboro and continues with a panel discussion on the balance of power and how to spend state government dollars. Panelists debate topics on taxes and take listener questions.

    Nov. 10, 199255 min
  • "A Woman's Place" documentary / Gloria Griffin and Phyllis Kahn at Minnesota State Fair

    During the hour you'll hear a documentary about the 19th Amendment, entitled "A Woman's Place," followed by MPR’s Dan Olson conversation about women's rights on this Women's Suffrage Day with Gloria Griffin, of the Minnesota Women's Consortium; and Phyllis Kahn, a state representative. Minnesota Public Radio's Dan Olson hosted the program from the State Fair.

    Aug. 26, 199173 min
  • Nancy Brataas and Phyllis Kahn discuss the National Women's Caucus

    MPR’s Dan Olson interviews Nancy Brataas, Minnesota state senator; and Phyllis Kahn, Minnesota state representative. They discuss their thoughts and experiences at National Women's Caucus being held in St. Paul. Brataas and Kahn also answer listener questions.

    Aug. 4, 1989

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Phyllis Kahn