Tom Brosseau

Episode 78 features musicians Doug Paisley, Antonio Lopez, and folk band Jackson Pines. Plus, photographer Sinziana Velicescu and writer Julie Wolfson.

Episode 77 features musicians The Chapin Sisters, Jess Williamson, and Sean Marshall, and North Dakota florist Annie Sondrol. Plus, Fargo chef Summer Peterson shares a recipe for creamy tomato soup.

Episode 76 features Fargo singer-songwriter Eden Parker, musician Jon Woode, poet Marcus Amaker, and country artist Jimmie Dale Gilmore. Plus, a Dakota Diners visit to Namaste Chai in Fargo, and a spotlight on the late Minot singer-songwriter Bill Gessner.

Episode 75 features live music sessions from Jack Klatt, Melissa Chilinski, and Susie Philipsen, and a Dakota Diners visit to Teacher’s Lounge in Fortuna. Plus, we hear from poet Larry Woiwode.

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.

Tom Brosseau spoke with singer, poet, humorist, and novelist Kinky Friedman about songwriting, heartbreak, and more.

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.

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.

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 71 features live sessions from musicians H. C. McEntire, Aaron Jones, Malcolm MacWatt, and Maria Jacobson. Plus, a monologue from gallerist and writer Daniel Rolnik.