Rachel Krantz

5 Collection Items


  • 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
  • Minnesota made 'bone' instruments

    MPR’s Rachel Krantz talks with makers of ‘bone’ instruments for use in theater and dance. Segment includes examples of sounds created by the various instruments.

    Apr. 12, 19775 min
  • MPR Special: Power Line Dispute

    An MPR Special, titled “Power Line Dispute,” looks into the controversy over high voltage power lines planned in numerous rural counties in order to bring additional electrical power to Minnesota and the Twin Cities.

    Nov. 30, 197629 min
  • Celebrate the Day - Minnesota Fourth of July: A statewide profile on 4th of July celebration during U.S. Bicentennial

    This special MPR program takes a look at various communities throughout Minnesota and shows how they celebrate the 4th of July, especially during the bicentennial year. Program includes interviews, performances, and commentary.

    Jul. 4, 197629 min
  • Human Rights Commissioner on employee discrimination charges by the Fond du Lac band

    Human Rights Commissioner talks about employment discrimination charge in the Human Rights Commission. He says it's dangerous to carve up Human Rights Commission into different minority territories as this models the kind segregated system that the dept is set up to address. It isn't the department's role to go out and look for discrimination. He says the department is enforcement agency, not a service agency. He says he'll ask for an outside conciliator.

    Aug. 12, 1975

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