From Duke Ellington’s historic Fargo concert to small-town legends, storytelling, and corn detasseling—Main Street brings you music, history, and heartland voices.

Dr. Beronda Montgomery on what plants teach us, Chef Andrea Baumgardner on her new cookbook and flavors after BernBaum’s, plus Prairie Beat on the federal shutdown.

Lindsay Breuler on creating a new children's museum, Geoff O’Gara reflects on Dick Cheney’s life and legacy, and Montana’s sweet way to reduce bear conflicts.

Historian John Monsky previews “American Heart in WWI,” a Carnegie Hall Tribute, followed by Charles Spira’s moving memory of survival as a hidden child in Belgium.

Horace residents face steep special assessments as city leaders explain the law. Then, Tom Isern recalls a 19th-century railway hunting coach built for Dakota adventures.

From ethics to eerie encounters to urgent food aid—today’s Main Street explores where morality meets law, ghosts meet gastronomy, and communities face hunger.

From America’s most deadly drug to prairie hunting tales, Texas bats, and an Oklahoma minerals fight - Main Street explores health, history, nature, and Native land.

Levi Bachmeier outlines his vision for North Dakota’s schools, then North Dakota Monitor reporter Michael Achterling explores the statewide shortage of sign language interpreters.

From North Dakota’s tourism milestones to spooky science fun and a cross-country mural journey, this episode highlights creativity, curiosity, and community spirit.

From the pop culture of the 1980s to Fargo’s culinary creativity and a new state education leader, Main Street rewinds, celebrates, and looks ahead across North Dakota.