Tom Brosseau

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.

Episode 83 features musicians Tommy Prine, Erika Sherger, and Lou Shields, and a Dakota Diners visit to Krugers Kitchen in Rhame. Plus, a spotlight on Miss North Dakota Sydney Helgeson, and Miss Teen North Dakota Ellie Ahlfeldt.

Located in the small town of Rhame, North Dakota, Krugers Kitchen is "home cooking at its best." Opened in 2017 by local caterer Julie Kruger, the cafe serves a faithful menu of breakfast, lunch, and dinner classics — but Tom Brosseau visited the restaurant to try their special coulotte sirloin.

Episode 82 features English band Flyte, singer-songwriter Bob Bradshaw, classical guitarist Woody Harris, and Oscar-winning composer Volker Bertelmann. Plus, HC McEntire reads her favorite poems.

German composer Volker Bertelmann, who received an Academy Award this year for the original score he composed for All Quiet on the Western Front, says he wants to dedicate his new album to the behavior that we share with one another.

Episode 81 features musicians Ryan Dart, Brennen Leigh, trumpeter Michael Cartwright, and Theodore Roosevelt reprisor Joe Wiegand. Plus, a performance from Tom Brosseau with Mary Cameron Rondthaler, John Lardinois, and Brent Voigt.

Theodore Roosevelt reprisor Joe Wiegand, who hosts a daily one-man show in Medora, North Dakota, is also in charge of the annual "Gathering of Teddys." Each year, a dozen or so Roosevelt reprisors come to town to entertain, learn, and hone their craft where the real Roosevelt came to live and ranch.

Episode 80 features musician Sean Hayes, folk duo Buffalo Kin, songwriter West Taylor, and an unreleased song by John Doe titled “Twin Brother.” Plus, Tom visits Fargo tintype photographer Kary Janousek.