Today's Segments
From Mossadegh to Now: Power, Oil, and Escalation
Dickinson State University Historian Dr. Michael Patrick Cullinane connects today’s rhetoric and rising tensions to key moments in global history - from WWII to Iran in 1953 and the oil shocks of the 1970s - examining how messaging, alliances, and energy shape conflict.
Fargo at 30: Film, Theatre, and Legacy
The Fargo Theatre marks the 30th anniversary of Fargo with a special screening and new Centennial Film Series. Executive Director Emily Beck reflects on the film’s impact, renovations, and upcoming events.
Indigenous Health and Climate Connection
Mohegan researcher Kiara Tanta-Quidgeon explores how environmental stewardship and Indigenous knowledge influence public health, emphasizing a reciprocal relationship between people and the land.
H-2A Changes and the Farm Labor Debate
Proposed changes to the H-2A guest worker program are drawing bipartisan criticism, highlighting tensions over wages, labor shortages, and the future of agriculture in the U.S.