Richard C. Bell discusses "Voting: The Ultimate Act of Resistance" and voter registration; Tom Brosseau on Grand Forks; Tony Hoagland's "Dickhead" reflects on teen years.

Roxanne Westman showcases stunning North Dakota and Minnesota landscapes; Matt Olien reviews "Beetlejuice;" Danielle Webster reviews the news and water is discussed.

Dr. Michael Patrick Cullinane reviews the 2024 Presidential race and debate. Prairie Plates previews Bismarck's Street Fair. Isern explores early 20th-century leap year courtship.

Fargo VA breaks ground on a new mental health facility amid National Suicide Prevention Month. Author Brian Freeman discusses his new thriller, Break Every Rule.

Troy Hall tours Fargo Water Plant, serving Fargo and West Fargo, planning for future needs. Dr. Isaac Kohane discusses AI's role in healthcare on Main Street.

Dr. McKibben discusses letting kids make choices without helicopter parenting. Matt Olien reviews 'D'di', a comedy-drama about sibling bonds. Dave Thompson reviews news.

Philosophical Currents explores the trivialization of politics; Prairie Plates features fall food; Isern delves into Milton's poetry; Studio 47 highlights Ryan Vine's work-life poetry.

Harvest Public Media discusses a proposed Midwestern carbon capture pipeline, while the North Dakota Museum of Art explores 'Stories of Place' through diverse artwork.

Don Kinzler from NDSU shares fall garden tips. We revisit his stunning gardens. Matt Olien reviews "Blink Twice," and Dave Thompson recaps the week's news.

Adora Land discusses the Bush Foundation's grantmaking in North Dakota; Tom Isern shares a deathbed confession tale; a feature on the Okmulgee Black rodeo; Rick Gion reviews Mexican food.