Rachel Raebe
11 Collection Items
- Chanarambie revisited
In a broadcast from the MPR booth at Minnesota State Fair, Mainstreet Radio’s Rachel Reabe revisits the farmers of Chanarambie Township in Southwestern Minnesota.
- Mainstreet Radio: A look back at the 1980s farm crisis
Midday presents a Mainstreet Radio special broadcast from Starbuck, Minnesota. Host Mark Steil looks back at the farm crisis of the 1980s. Program includes a chronology of the crisis, commentary from an economist, and various interviews of farmers and officials on the experience.
- Minnesota Biathelete: Twins hopeful future Olympians
- New world/Ridgeway-Rozanne at the University of St. Catherine
- Mainstreet Radio: Wilderness Truce - Ely 10 Years Later
On this Mainstreet Radio program, MPR’s Leif Enger reports on the attempts for a truce on the border of the BWCA since the 1978 Boundary Waters Wilderness Act.
- Birch Crew - Women clean up after loggers
Mainstreet Radio’s Rachel Reabe profiles a group of women known as the “Birch Crew.” The group work cutting and collecting birch tops within the north central Minnesota forests. Reabe interviews several crew members about the hard work.
- Rural Health Care, part 2: Losing a hospital
As part of the Mainstreet Radio series “Rural Health Care,” Rachel Raebe visits Browerville, Minnesota to see how town is coping after losing its hospital. Only an empty building remains.
- Brainerd burned by scam artist
- Homeless In Rural Minnesota Part 4 of 4
- Geritol Frolics, a profile
Mainstreet Radio's Rachel Reabe profiles a senior variety act in Brainerd, called “Geritol Frolics.” Reabe speaks with a dancer and group’s theatre director.
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