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Northern Air Program Schedule

Available on Pioneer 90.1 HD-2 and webcast

Monday

7:00 AM – 10,000 Fresh Voices – KFAI

8:00 AM – Quick Queue – Radio K

9:00 AM – The Lake Superior Project – WTIP

10:00 AM – Acoustic Stories – KAXE

12:00 Noon – Anishinaabe Way – WTIP

5:00 PM -The Great Northern Radio Show – KAXE

Tuesday

7:00 AM – Real Good Words – KAXE

8:00 AM – Wildersmith on the Gunflint – WTIP

9:00 AM – Artist Open House – WTIP

10:00 AM – Exploring the Dakota War of 1812 (limited run) – KFAI

12:00 Noon – Minneculture – KFAI

5:00 PM – Centerstage MN – KAXE

6:00 PM – Live From Studio A – KUMD

Wednesday

7:00 AM – Certain Standards – Jazz88

8:00 AM – Quick Queue – Radio K

9:00 AM – Dr. Seth Moore – WTIP

10:00 AM – North Woods Phenology – KAXE

12:00 PM – Magnetic North – WTIP

5:00 PM – Radio Gallery – KUMD

6:00 PM – St. Cloud Arts and Cultural Collage – KVSC

Thursday

7:00 AM – Culture Clique – KQAL

8:00 AM – The Beat – KAXE

9:00 AM – Engaging Youth Through Radio – WTIP

10:00 AM – The Root Cellar – KSRQ

12:00 Noon – Of Woods and Words – WTIP

4:00 PM – The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council – KSRQ

5:00 PM – The Live Feed – KQAL

6:00 PM – Culture Queue – Radio K

Friday

7:00 AM – Culturology – KAXE

8:00 AM – Quick Queue – Radio K

9:00 AM – Rural Reflections – KSRQ

10:00 AM – Moments in Time – WTIP

12:00 Noon – Points North – WTIP

5:00 PM – The Roadhouse – WTIP

6:00 PM – Art Beat – KQAL

7:00 PM – Live From Radio K (Assorted Radio K Performances)

 Saturday

3:00 PM – Arts and Culture – WTIP

4:00 PM – Our History – KAXE

5:00 PM – Minnesota Music Moment – Jazz88

6:00 PM – MN Arts on the Road/Write On – KSRQ

7:00 PM – Minnesota Home Brew – KSRQ

9:00 PM– The Local Alternative – KSRQ

Sunday

7:00 AM – Gunflint Notebook – WTIP

8:00 AM – Ojibwemowin – KAXE

9:00 AM – Walking the Old Road – WTIP

10:00 AM – Happy Talk – KSRQ

11:00 AM – Tales from the Poor House – KMSU

12:00 Noon – David Stoddard’s Northern Roots Radio

1. Home by Phillip Phillips

2. I Will Wait by Mumford & Sons

3. Stubborn Love by Lumineers

4. Madness by Muse

5. Skyfall by Adele

6. Its Time by Imagine Dragons

7. My Oh My by Tristan Prettyman

8. Too Close by Alex Clare

9. Only Love by Ben Howard

11. Mountain Sound by Of Monsters And Men

12. Doom And Gloom by Rolling Stones

13. If Only by Dave Matthews Band

14. Change by Churchill

15. Lego House by Ed Sheeran

16. Carry On by Fun.

17. I’m Shakin’ by Jack White

18. Put The Gun Down by ZZ Ward

19. Trojans by Atlas Genius

20. 93 Million Miles by Jason Mraz

21. Sleep by Allen Stone

22. Hero by Family Of The Year

23. Love Is a Country by Wallflowers

24. I Could Be A King by Dunwells

25. Feel Again by Onerepublic

26. Ain’t Messin ’round by Gary Clark Jr.

27. We Are The Tide by Blind Pilot

28. Stars by Grace Potter & The Nocturnals

29. Little Black Submarines by Black Keys

30. Between The Raindrops by Lifehouse Feat. Natasha Bedingfield

You’re invited to The Saturday Morning Barndance Christmas Party, December 15th, 7-11AM, Northland Community & Technical College, Thief River Falls. This year’s event features band leader and concertina player Kris Keltgen of Mankato. Kris has been performing old-time music since he was four years old. Kris has performed all over the upper midwest for weddings, anniversaries, community celebrations and festivals.

In 2012, the band released its first album: SMILE. The Smile album includes two concertina duets featuring Kris Keltgen and famous concertina artist Karl Hartwich of Trempealeau, Wisconsin. Also included in the Smile album is the first ever public release of the “Jeffers Polka,” written by Kris Keltgen in 2010.

Performing alongside Kris are some of the area’s most talented Old-Time musicians including: Mike Sanko (Tuba), Crystal Malek (Drums), and Minnesota Music Hall of Fame members Jerry Minar (Concertina), and John Henle (Trumpet). Kris and the Riverbend Dutchmen play your favorite Old Time polkas, waltzes, two-steps, and landlers.

This event is made possible by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.