A preview of the Fargo AirSho with co-chair Darren Hall, details on the 12th Annual Bluegrass Goes Pink event, highlights from Prairie Plates, an Opera House in Ray.

Brad Strand, NDSU professor, emphasizes wellness over competition in youth sports. Allana Danduran discusses the Surgeon General's recent social media recommendations.

Dr. Michael Patrick Cullinane discusses the presidential race. Arlene Krulish, a Bush Fellow, talks with Ashley Thornberg about improving healthcare and fighting drug addiction on reservations.

Wind turbines: UND gets $3.7M grant to study recycling. Plants: Celia Llopis-Jepsen on Midwest ranchers dealing with invasive plants. Movies: Matt Olien reviews "MaXXXine." News: Dave Thompson reviews the news.

Join travel writer Alicia Underlee Nelson in Wisconsin Dells; Tom Isern reflects on community efforts at Starlite Hall; Rick spotlights local farmers markets on Prairie Plates.

Sara Otte Coleman on ND's record 25.6M visitors and $3.3B in 2023. Plus, Brian Freeman's "The Bourne Shadow" with Jason Bourne uncovering his past. Available now.

Dr. Aaron Kennedy wins Fulbright for avalanche research in Iceland. APA's Dr. Levounis leads 'Confronting Addiction' campaign to tackle suicides and substance use.

Ashley Thornberg reminisces with Program Manager Erik Deatherage about her Prairie Public career on her final Main Street episode. Matt reviews "Kinds of Kindness," and Dave covers this week's news.

"I think my favorite part of any coffee shop is the good smell," said Rick Gion when describing this episode of Prairie Plates.

Scott Olsen's Fargo Street captures Fargo's life. Prairie Plates explores coffee shops w/ Rick Gion. Harvest Public Media investigates Midwest farm runoff's 'dead zone.'