Tom Brosseau

Episode 91 features music from singer-songwriter Maya de Vitry, Minneapolis musician Luke LeBlanc, bluegrass group Kristen Grainger & True North, and singer-songwriter Freedy Johnston. Plus, Tom Brosseau, David Garza, and John C. Reilly perform a song, “Heartland.”

Episode 90 features Ontario musician Cat Clyde, Norwegian Americana musician Ole Kirkeng, bluegrass group Lonesome Ace Stringband, and Martin Simpson and Thomm Jutz on their new album, “The Song of Mary Sands and Jane Gentry.” Plus, an interview on North Dakota’s oldest and most beloved boot and saddle repair shop, Bray’s Saddlery in Minot.

Episode 89 features musicians Lara Somogyi, Charlie Marks, Jake Groves, Sally Anne Morgan, and Dorian Marsh with Ian Ross Cohen.

Episode 88 features music from Americana artist Kyle Keller, London duo Ida Mae, instrumental group Mikki & Elvis, Scottish singer Rachel Sermanni, and singer-songwriter Maryse Smith.

Episode 87 features poet and songwriter Jake Gibbons, musician Lowell Larsen, North Dakota author Sarah Vogel, and a Dakota Diners visit to Tacos Garcia in Killdeer, ND. Plus, a visit with Notstock creators Laurie Geller and Bill Harbort, to preview this year’s Notstock festival in Minot.

Episode 86 features legendary folk musician Alice Gerrard, musician and songwriter Denitia, pedal steel player Steve Dawson, and country singer Mariel Buckley. Plus, Tom talks with author Kate Flannery about her new book, “Strip Tees: A Memoir of Millennial Los Angeles.”

Episode 85 features musicians Sierra Swan, Jack Browning, A Town Called Home, and Two Crows for Comfort. Plus, a carriage ride with Elgin, North Dakota horse trainer Tracy Hsu.

Tracy Hsu is a horse trainer and captain of the popular carriage rides that clop down Main Street in Medora. Tom Brosseau hops on the carriage to chat with Tracy about her background in horse training, growing up in Elgin, and more.

Episode 84 features music from Mary Kate Teske, Maya McNeil, Blue Cactus, and Rick Senger of Devils Lake. Plus, a Dakota Diners visit to Pastime Club & Steakhouse in Marmarth.

In this segment from Dakota Diners, Tom Brosseau visits the small town of Marmarth, North Dakota, to eat at the Pastime Club & Steakhouse.