Peter Tucic, brand ambassador of blindness products for HumanWare, will be on talking about HumanWare, their products and what they are up to now.
Write On! Radio – Wang Ping / Peter Geye
Dave talks with Wang Ping about her recently released poetry collection My Name is Immigrant. This book of poetry is a song for the plight and pride of immigrants around the globe.
Then, Ian speaks with Peter Geye about his forthcoming novel Northernmost. Braiding together two remarkable stories of love and survival, Northernmost celebrates the remarkable ability of humans to endure nearly unimaginable trials.
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Candidate ANTONE MELTON-MEAUX is challenging CONGRESSWOMAN. ILHAN OMAR (D-MN) for the Democratic nomination (AUG. 11 Special Election) co-hosts: Lydia Howell & Rico Morales.
Disability And Progress – 7/23/20 – Beep Baseball
Join us with Janet Leonard, long time sighted volunteer Spotter, and current tournament committee member, Greg Gontaryk, long time player and Hall of Fame member Inductee in 2016, and Jared Woodard, many time championship pitcher, PR Director and 2nd Vice President, of the National Beep Baseball Association will be talking about the sport and how it works.
Finally – Johnny Hates Jazz talks to True Brit!
After a decade of spreading the word about the band, JOHNNY HATES JAZZ, True Brit! host Simon Husbands finally nails down a chat the band’s singer, Clark Datchler! JHJ were everywhere in the late 80’s, had a huge worldwide hit with ‘SHATTERED DREAMS’, took a hiatus during the 90’s, came back with a stunning album in the 2000’s and now have a brand new record coming out in August! Clark will be talking about his solo records as well as the band’s current work – and will be featured in a very special STUMP CLARK music trivia game. So join Simon Husbands and CLARK DATCHLER on True Brit!, this coming Friday night at midnight – 90.3 FM Minneapolis and streaming live and any time from KFAI.org.
Fresh Air Board of Directors meeting notice and agenda for Monday, July 27
KFAI Board of Directors
Meeting Notice and Agenda
Monday, July 27, 2020
This month’s meeting of the Fresh Air, Inc. Board of Directors will be held on Monday, July 27, 2020, at 7:00 p.m.
Important note: Because of precautions regarding the coronavirus this month’s meeting will be virtual. Participants can take part online or by phone. Below the agenda is the information about the Zoom meeting invitation.
If you have questions about the meeting or wish to add an agenda item, please email the Board at <board@kfai.org> prior to the meeting.
KFAI Board meetings are open to the public; all interested persons are welcome to attend. The meeting will begin promptly at 7:00 pm.
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Meet KFAI’s New General Manager: Daniel Banks
After months of a very thorough and nationwide search for KFAI’s next General Manager, the Board of Directors is pleased to announce the hiring of Daniel Banks as the next station leader. Daniel will be starting Monday August 3. We are excited to have Daniel representing the future of our station, part of KFAI’s vision for our future in the Twin Cities.
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Sounds Unexpected: Time and Place
Our third episode takes a look at music inspired by the environment, featuring Tiffiny Costello, Miriam Karraker, and Christina Marie-Karr Lyon.
Sounds Unexpected Theme
Morgan Schoonover
When I was in Iceland
Tiffiny Costello
Thomas Sadler Roberts Bird Sanctuary — October 20, 2019 — 6PM
MinneCulture – One Night Only: The Beatles in Minnesota
by Britt Aamodt
August 21, 1965, the Beatles invaded Metropolitan Stadium for their first ever Minnesota concert, bringing together a high school photographer with a press pass, a teen dressed to impress, a Catholic schoolgirl and a newspaper intern posing as a waitress for a day they’d never forget. Who knew then that it would be the Fabs only Minnesota concert? Britt Aamodt has the story.
Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. Funding for MinneCulture is made possible by the Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
