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Sunday at 5pm: The centrist group No Labels is planning to host a bipartisan nominating convention in 2024. This is leading some people to speculate that they may promote a third-party candidate that better reflects the perspective of middle-of-the-line voters who don’t favor President Biden’s re-election bid or Donald Trump receiving the Republican nomination.

Tune in Sunday at 5pm to hear a new episode of Open To Debate, featuring author Mónica Guzmán.

Tune in Sunday at 5pm to hear a new episode of Open To Debate, where Jessica Vaughan and Kristie De Peña debate the question: Should Congress pass the Secure the Border Act?

Episode 96 features music from Stephen Clair, South Dakota singer-songwriter Clayton Ryan, western North Dakota poet Carson Houser, and Grand Forks poet Madelyn Camrud. Plus, an interview with Danish folk duo Gangspil.

Associate Poet Laureate of North Dakota Madelyn Camrud returns to The Great American Folk Show to share two news poems and talk to Tom about her creative process.

Sunday at 5pm: From the start of agriculture to the Industrial Revolution and beyond, humanity has changed and thrived at a level previously unseen in history. Some worry that the abundant present we live in now will change for the worse, due to environmental challenges and a shifting geopolitical landscape. Meanwhile, there is increased connectivity to resources and improved standards of living.

Episode 97 features music from Nat Vazer, Cary Morin, The Montvales, and Grand Forks duo The Heatseekers. Plus, an interview with Linda Donlin on her new children’s book, “The Magic of Medora.”

Episode 95 features music from Nina Nastasia, Jeremie Albino, Rambler Kane, Quincy Allen Flint, and Ismay.

This Sunday, hear a new episode of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life. Host Jack Russell Weinstein and his guest philosopher David Livingstone Smith discuss "Why do we dehumanize people?"

This Sunday, hear a new episode of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life. Host Jack Russell Weinstein and his guest, philosopher Cecile Fabre, discuss “Can You Be an Ethical Spy?”