Josh welcomes scholar and critic Anahid Nersessian on-air to discuss her new book, Keats’s Odes: A Lover’s Discourse.
After the break, a legacy interview with Elizabeth Stanley airs.
In the first half of the hour, Ian Graham Leask brings Minnesota’s own Lin Enger on air to discuss his new novel, American Gospel, a 1970s-set novel about waiting for the rapture to end the world in rural Minnesota.
After the break, Marissa King, writer and professor at the Yale School of Management, joins to chat about her new book Social Chemistry, which comes full of insights about building more meaningful and productive relationships, all based on neuroscience and psychology.
Josh welcomes scholar and critic Anahid Nersessian on-air to discuss her new book, Keats’s Odes: A Lover’s Discourse.
After the break, a legacy interview with Elizabeth Stanley airs.
This All Liz Episode kicks off with a legacy interview pre-recorded in a prior studio session. Liz welcomes Elizabeth Stanley onto the show to talk about trauma, brain development, and resilience in the context of Stanley’s book Widen the Window.
After the break, Liz welcomes the New York Times bestselling novelist Kristin Hannah live on air to discuss her newest work, The Four Winds.
This week, Jose Gaztambide, Founder and CEO of Goodmaps, and Mike May, Chief Evangelist, talk about
Goodmaps, the promise of accessible indoor maps!!
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Gobolka Minnesota waxaa ka go’an in si siman loo qaybiyo tallaalada nabdoon ee wax ku oolka ah ee kahortaga COVID-19. Maaddaama Soo saarista tallaalku sii kordhayo isla markaana qiyaasaha si ballaaran loo helayo, fursadaha lagu helayo tallaalayo way sii ballaadhan doonaan.
-macluumaad dheeraad ah halkan: https://mn.gov/covid19/vaccine/.
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Lub Xeev Minnesota npaj siab kom ua li ua tau los ua tib zoo muab cov tshuaj tiv thaiv COVID-19 no kom faib sib npaug zog. Thaum ua tau cov tshuaj no ntau zuj zus tuaj thiab muaj cov koob tshuaj ntau ntxiv tuaj, ces coob tus yuav muaj cibfim mus txhaj tau ntxiv.
Yog koj xav paub dabtsi txog daim foos no lossis cheem tsum kev pab ua koj yam lus, thov hu peb lub Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector hotline ntawm 833-431-2053.
Cia Peb Pib
3. Thaum peb pom tias tej zaum koj yuav tsum tau koob tshuaj tiv thaiv COVID-19 raws li tej uas koj qhia rau koj cov ntaub ntawv, ces mam li xa ntawv tuaj qhia koj seb koj mus txhaj tau koob tshuaj rau qhovtwg thiab yuav teem sijhawm li cas. Yog tias koj tsis muaj email, ces mam li text rau koj lossis hu xovtooj tuaj qhia rau koj paub.
Kuv yuav tsum qhia txog tej yam twg xwb?
Koj yuav tau qhia qee yam mentsis txog koj tus kheej, kom thiaj pab tau peb txiav txim seb thaum twg koj thiaj yuav txais tau koj koob tshuaj tiv thaiv COVID-19.
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El estado de Minnesota está comprometido con la distribución equitativa de vacunas seguras y efectivas para la protección contra el COVID-19. A medida que aumente el suministro de vacunas y haya más dosis disponibles, se ampliarán las oportunidades para vacunarse.
Regístrese para recibir actualizaciones
Si tiene preguntas sobre el formulario o necesita ayuda con el idioma, por favor llame a nuestra línea directa de Conector de Vacunas contra el COVID-19 de Minnesota al 833-431-2053.
Empecemos
¡Es rápido y fácil!
¿Qué información tendré que proporcionar?
Deberá explicar algunos detalles sobre usted para ayudarnos a determinar cuándo podría ser elegible para recibir su vacuna contra el COVID-19.
Por mas información, visita https://mn.gov/covid19/vaccine/.
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The state of Minnesota has launched a new tool that will inform you when are eligible for the COVID-19 Vaccine. The Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector is a tool that helps Minnesotans find out when, where, and how to get a COVID-19 vaccine. After you fill out a simple form, the Vaccine Connector will:
Click here to register with the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector.
By filling out the form, you are signing up to stay updated on vaccine opportunities in your area when they become available. You are also signing up for an opportunity to be randomly selected to make an appointment at one of Minnesota’s no-cost community vaccination clinics as those opportunities may become available to frontline essential workers. Some frontline essential workers may have other vaccine opportunities become available through their employer which could be communicated separately from the Vaccine Connector.
Who should use the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector?
All Minnesotans who have not yet been vaccinated should use the COVID-19 Vaccine Connector to stay updated on eligibility and connect to vaccine opportunities in their local communities. If you registered to be randomly selected to receive a vaccine through either the COVID-19 Vaccine Pilot Program or the COVID-19 Community Vaccination Program, you do not need to re-submit your information.
Who can get vaccinated now?
Demand for vaccine far exceeds supply, and we encourage Minnesotans to remain patient as more vaccine arrives in the weeks and months ahead.
In Minnesota right now, you are eligible to get vaccinated if you are a:
• Minnesotan age 65 or older
• Health care worker
• Long-term care resident or staff member
• Pre-kindergarten through Adult Basic and Community Education school staff member, or contracted school staff member
• Child care staff member at a licensed and certified child care center or program
What happens after I fill out the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector form?
As more vaccine becomes available, the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector will send you updates about your COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and opportunities to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Minnesota. Frontline essential workers may hear from their local public health agency, employer, state-sponsored community vaccination site, or state vaccination partner about when and where they can get vaccinated. Workers who are immediately eligible can expect to receive information soon.
It’s important to note that if you are eligible to get vaccinated right now, you do not have to wait for information from the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector before you get your shot. If your health care provider contacts you about making an appointment, or if you have another opportunity to get vaccinated, you can and should do that. Minnesotans age 65 and older can find additional vaccine opportunities by using the Vaccine Locator map, or by contacting their regular health care provider directly.
In the months ahead as vaccine supply increases, the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector will make it easier than ever to get a shot. Before and after you are vaccinated, it’s important to continue to take simple steps to slow the spread of illness by wearing a mask, staying 6 feet away from others, washing your hands, and staying home whenever possible.
For more information, please visit https://mn.gov/covid19/vaccine/.
We took a a brief break from our regularly scheduled program to bring you Building Black Futures segment, featuring conversations between local Black leaders and activists working for the collective good.
about public safety, equity in the workplace, the benefits of a unified community, and more.
Black Visions
Take Action Minnesota
and
Yes 4 Minneapolis
about public safety, movement building, Black Liberation, and more.
A special thank you to KFAI hosts, Harold Tremblay of House Party & Jackson Buck of Freewheelin’ for donating their time slots.