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Memories of vaccines past with Janet Timmerman
Clip: Season 6 | 4m 21s
Janet Timmerman is a small-town historian who knows what her county and state went through
Janet Timmerman is a historian who used history to decide to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Memories of vaccines past with Janet Timmerman
Clip: Season 6 | 4m 21s
Janet Timmerman is a historian who used history to decide to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Clip: S6 | 4m 47s | In January, a group of teachers gathered to think about how to teach differently. (4m 47s)
Preserving the Hutchinson Depot
Clip: S6 | 3m 57s | Learn about the preservation work done to the Harrington-Merrill House. (3m 57s)
Clip: S6 | 6m 51s | Learn about the preservation work done to the Harrington-Merrill House. (6m 51s)
A Cedar-Riverside community advocate: Dube Ganamo
Clip: S6 | 5m 8s | Dube Ganamo spreads truthful info about COVID-19 and the vaccine in Cedar-Riverside. (5m 8s)
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Ignite Rural Artists — Priscilla Gruendemann
Clip: S6 | 4m 13s | Priscilla Gruendemann made and gifted regalia for her Ignite Rural Artists project. (4m 13s)
Ignite Rural Artists — Beth O'Keefe
Clip: S6 | 4m 42s | Beth O'Keefe studied & made a Dakota women's dress for her Ignite Rural Artists project (4m 42s)
Ignite Rural Artists — Andrea Duarte-Alonso
Clip: S6 | 3m 22s | Andrea Duarte-Alonso's Ignite Rural Artists project, Stories From Unheard Voices. (3m 22s)
Ignite Rural Artists — Sureeporn Sompamitwong
Clip: S6 | 6m 45s | Sureeporn Sompamitwong used fashion design experience for her Ignite Rural Artists project (6m 45s)
Marshall's first Juneteenth celebration
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Clip: S6 | 3m 54s | This year, Marshall held its first Juneteenth celebration in Independence Park. (3m 54s)
Aging with dignity: working caregivers
Clip: S6 | 9m 4s | Caregivers = 18 to 22% of the US workforce & yet haven't been fully supported by employers (9m 4s)
Clip: S6 Ep9 | 6m 49s | Majorette dance team at Apollo High School (St. Cloud MN) is open to all — dancers or not! (6m 49s)
Ortonville, Minnesota veteran acts for Ukraine
Clip: S6 Ep8 | 3m 44s | Ortonville's Mark Lindquist is a US Air Force veteran & has been volunteering in Ukraine. (3m 44s)
Pezihutazizi Oyate land return meeting
Clip: S6 Ep8 | 6m 51s | Public comment on a bill to return Upper Sioux homeland to the Pezihutazizi Oyate. (6m 51s)
Responding to the call - EMS in rural Minnesota
Clip: S6 Ep7 | 13m 53s | The challenges and some solutions to emergency medical services in rural Minnesota. (13m 53s)
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Clip: S6 Ep7 | 11m 3s | Celebrate Title IX by learning about a coaching dynasty out of Fosston, Minnesota. (11m 3s)
Compass presents Living Well with Dementia
Preview: S6 Ep6 | 30s | Learn about the ways that rural people are communities are living with dementia. (30s)
Clip: S6 Ep6 | 13m 41s | “Birkey’s Brain” features Dr. Tom Birkey's early journey with Alzheimer’s disease. (13m 41s)
Clip: S6 Ep6 | 17m 8s | Meet the choir in Granite Falls for people living with dementia and their care partners. (17m 8s)
The Great Evil: Christianity, the Bible & the Native America
Clip: S6 Ep5 | 22m 47s | The Great Evil: Christianity, the Bible, and the Native American Genocide (22m 47s)
Low-income weatherization program
Clip: S6 Ep4 | 7m 39s | Learn about the Minnesota Community Action Partnership's weatherization program. (7m 39s)
Helter smelter: the Sacred Heart smelt feed
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Clip: S6 Ep3 | 3m 37s | Take a trip to the Sacred Heart Fire Department's all-you-can-eat smelt feed fundraiser. (3m 37s)
Aging with dignity: Multigenerational workforces
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Clip: S6 Ep3 | 8m 7s | Joan Cushman is the resident care attendant at Brookside Senior Living in Montevideo. (8m 7s)
Aging with dignity: health care employee recruitment
Clip: S6 Ep4 | 8m 29s | Harmony River, a senior living facility, is thinking creatively about staff recruitment. (8m 29s)
Clip: S6 Ep2 | 12m 58s | White farmers are suing the USDA, claiming debt relief for BIPOC farmers is racist. (12m 58s)
Clip: S6 Ep2 | 7m 10s | ResQZone refurbishes recycled electronics & distributes them based on income-based needs. (7m 10s)
A personal final farewell from a sheriff's deputy
Clip: S6 Ep2 | 6m 36s | Tim Yerigan wrote his own obituary, or final goodbye letter, to his family and community. (6m 36s)
Clip: S6 Ep2 | 12m 4s | New Jersey-based CherryRoad Media recently purchased seven Minnesota newspapers. (12m 4s)
Human Trafficking Awareness Month
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Clip: S6 Ep1 | 14m 20s | Learn about human trafficking and Human Trafficking Awareness Month. (14m 20s)
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Clip: S6 Ep1 | 3m | It may be cold and dark, but Granite Falls still gets outside for the winter solstice! (3m)
Dry (and wet) January drink recommendations
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Clip: S6 Ep1 | 7m 18s | Bluenose Gopher on-tap drink recommendations for dry (and wet) January. (7m 18s)
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