Arts & Culture

Faith Dixon talks about the Saturday event on 19th Avenue north of the Fargodome, Fred Edwards, Jr. is joined by Troy Jackson, Jr. on the Sunday event at NDSU's Renaissance Hall in downtown Fargo.

Episode 39 features Washburn bluegrass band Cotton Wood; musician Faustina Masigat; and an interview with John Andrus, founder of the Bluegrass Association of North Dakota. Plus, Sara and Sean of Watkins Family Hour talk about the songwriting process behind their Brother Sister album.

Davey Bee and John David jump into a blazing list of tracks that are all about smoke and fire, and the burning intensity that they ignite within us.

North Dakota artist and TikTok sensation Hannah Stelter is known for her cheerful images, entertaining puns, and embracing imperfection. She visits with Brandi Malarkey.

In this Dakota Diners feature, Tom Brosseau visits the Medina Café in Medina, North Dakota, and talks with a fellow diner about the necessity of cafés in small communities.

Episode 38 features Valley City-based musician Preston Schlegel; Seattle musician Lotte Kestner; Utah band Whiskey’s Wake; and a Dakota Diners visit to Medina Café in Medina, North Dakota.

Episode 37 features North Dakota writer/musician Tom Isern and his Willow Creek Folk School; musician and poet Charlotte Carrivick; musician Eric Terino; and a visit with Joe Wiegand on his Teddy Roosevelt Show.

In this Dakota Diners segment, Tom Brosseau visits with Darcy's Café owner Michelle “Mick” Hajicek and Grand Forks Herald columnist Marilyn Hagerty.

Episode 36 features musicians Gregory Page and Arthur Matos; Cowboy poet Bill Lowman; and a Dakota Diners visit to Darcy’s Café, with special guest Marilyn Hagerty.

Episode 35 features musician and orchestrator Emily Wells; musician Jude; Legendary lefse maker Evelyn Hensrud; and a chat with Julie Wolfson about pancakes.