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Sunday on Prairie Public Presents, radio director Bill Thomas interviews author John Enger about his debut novel, "Radium," as part of Humanities North Dakota's "One Book, One ND" series.

Episode 62 features Minnesota singer-songwriter Kelley Smith, Irish musician Peter Baxter, and Grammy Award-winning musician Aoife O’Donovan. Plus, a Dakota Diners visit to Cafe Robert in Fargo, and a chat with the Crosby Curling Club.

Grammy-nominated singer Aoife O'Donovan joins Tom Brosseau to talk about her 2022 album "Age of Apathy," the touring lifestyle, what inspires her, and more.

Episode 63 features poet Cherrelle Anne, luthier Dion James, and musicians Diane Cluck and Geraldine. Plus, the story of 95-year-old Langdon farmer Grant Nelson and his song, “Sing of North Dakota.”

Sunday on Prairie Public Presents, a "One Book, One North Dakota" event featuring "Red Nation Rising" authors David Correia, Melanie Yazzie, Nick Estes, and Jennifer Nez Denetdale.

The Crosby Curling Club has been “throwing rocks” for 61 years and counting — making it possibly the oldest curling club in North Dakota. Tom Brosseau traveled to Crosby to meet with club member and board member Josh Bummer.

This Sunday on Prairie Public Presents: It's been a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Host Leila Fadel takes stock of the war and where it stands. We'll also look back at NPR's reporting from Ukraine over the past year.

Sunday at 5pm, hear a new episode of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life as host Jack Russell Weinstein and his guest Carissa Véliz talk about “Data, Technology, and the Power of Privacy.”

Episode 68 features musician Johanna Samuels, singer Kinky Friedman, writer Liz Blood, and folk duo Joselyn & Don. Plus, chef Summer Peterson shares “Mom’s Beef Stew.”

This week on Prairie Public Presents, the new episode of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life. In a special episode, Jack visits with four of his students about what it's like to study philosophy.