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North Dakota's new Poet Laureate and a former U.S. Poet Laureate each in interview and presenting poems.

Tom Brosseau interviews Larry Sparks, a bluegrass singer, songwriter, and guitarist who got his start with one of the first generations of bluegrass bands — The Stanley Brothers.

Episode 72 features songwriters Robinson & Rohe, Bluegrass legend Larry Sparks, acoustic duo Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley, and North Dakota potter Robin Reynolds. Plus, a trip to Tavern on Grand in St. Paul, Minnesota, for their famous walleye.

Episode 73 features Iowa singer-songwriter Perry Burkum, Americana artist Annie Bartholomew, cowboy poet Andy Hedges, and Fargo chef Summer Peterson. Plus, Tom visits the Wimbledon Cafe on Dakota Diners.

Summer Peterson is a chef in Fargo, North Dakota. In this segment, she shares a recipe that’s dear to her heart: Mom’s Beef Stew.

Sunday at 5pm: We need to electrify transportation if we’re going to avoid climate catastrophe. Will we make it in time?

Episode 74 features musicians Lisa O’Neill, Billie Marten, and Ron Franz, and painter Sarah Kraning. Plus, a Dakota Diners visit to Momos n More in Fargo.

This Sunday at 5pm, the new episode of Why? explores "Consolation, Solace, and Leadership" with guest Michael Ignatieff.

The two-part series Delivered opens up conversations about the under-discussed parts of pregnancy and childbirth, from the stigma around postpartum bodies to the mental health challenges experienced by non-birthing parents.

Mike Ferris and Deborah Lamb run The Old School Center — a hotel, RV park, and store — in Fortuna, North Dakota. The attached restaurant and bar called The Teacher’s Lounge is a popular gathering spot in the small community of 30 people.