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Episode 53 features musician Tommy and the Ohs, harpist Cassie Watson Francillon, banjoist Sam Amidon, and singer/songwriter Mikel Farber. Plus, a Dakota Diners visit to Maple Valley Meats in Enderlin, North Dakota.

Sunday, November 6, at 5pm: What is the holiday season like when you're disconnected from your nuclear family? The Embodied podcast presents "Estranged," an hour-long radio special about finding belonging when your family bonds are broken.

Today on Dakota Diners, we visit with Kevin Hartel of Maple Valley Meats in Enderlin, North Dakota. He makes a sausage that’s very popular — a cold-smoked sausage called Farmer's Rope. Host Tom Brosseau visits with Kevin to learn about the process of cold-smoking.

Episode 55 features Iowa songwriter Hailey Whitters, music from Gone Gone Beyond, and luthier Nigel Forster. Plus, a Dakota Diners visit to Trapper’s Kettle in Belfield, North Dakota, and an interview about growing up in Belfield with Ruth Buckman-Malm.

Today on Dakota Diners, Tom Brosseau takes a trip to Trapper’s Kettle in Belfield, North Dakota. It’s famous for its hearty, delicious meals, homemade soups, Certified Angus beef, and its all-day breakfasts.

This week on Prairie Public Presents: America's attempt to separate Native children from their families didn't end with boarding schools. In the decades after World War II, the U.S. government created the Indian Adoption Project, an effort designed to place Native kids with white parents.

Episode 56 features Kentucky musical duo The Local Honeys, poet Ryan Sambol, poet Jonathan Odermann, and singer-songwriter Alela Diane. Plus, hear from nine-year-old singer and guitarist Herlof Huso from Aneta, North Dakota.

This Sunday, tune in to hear an Intelligence Squared debate.

Sunday at 5pm, hear a holiday special from Selected Shorts. Holidays with Mom features two stories about being home for the holidays and how you can count on your Mom to be there for you—and possibly to complicate things.

Episode 57 features music from Pacific Sunsets, folk singer Olivia Chaney, singer/songwriter Luke LeBlanc, and an interview with Ronny Robbins about his father, Marty Robbins. Plus, Tom Brosseau pays tribute to Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac, who passed away earlier this week.