On this edition Jolene Juhl talks about her various processes in making glass objects. She can be reached at jolenes.glass@gmail.com and facebook.com/glassbyjolene

On this edition of Rasslin Memories, George Schire and Glen Braget welcome back Pat Laprade to the program to pay tribute to the late, great Maurice Mad Dog Vachon. Pat Laprade is well known within the wrestling community in Montreal for being the creator of the first Quebec wrestling hall of fame. He contributes to SLAM! Wrestling, the Wrestling Observer, and Reseau des Sports. He is also the co-author of a fantastic book about the history of pro wrestling in Montreal titled “Mad Dogs, Midgets and Screw Jobs ;The Untold Story of how Montreal Shaped the World of Wrestling.”

Host, Carl Unbehaun, presents a cavalcade of songs by Minnesota songwriters along with his musical musings! The Opposable Thumbs christen tonight’s show with “Hate Train.” We sure have a good time on MHB!

Hour One

Opposable Thumbs- Hate Train
Don Croeker- A Love That’s Fully Grown
John Lyell and Leslee Mckee- Bump In the Road
Cathie English- The Old Woman
Cole Randall- When I Breathe
Michael Loonan- The Arthur Way of Life
Gabriel Noska- Miss You
Carl Unbehaun- Shine
Nikki & the Ruemates- New Bumble Bee
Bob Muscovitz- Face To Face
Dennis Warner- One Dog, Two Squirrels
Danielle Diamond- Espero Tu Amour
Chresten Hyde- Best Blue Suit
Lisa Dixon- What I Want

Hour Two

Lisa DeGueseppi- Holiday
Nigel Egg- Blue Meanie Blues
Leon Laudenbach- Pretty Name For Whiskey
Jim Ruiz Set- Little Luver
Shayanne- I Need You Forever
Chris Uscis- Touch Me
BrakeAway- My Heart is Set
Corey Koehler- Perfect Ten
Carl Unbehaun- Auntie Myrtle’s Blues
Joey Ryan & the Inks- You Are All Friends Of Mine
Michael Monroe- Light of Love
Larry Seuss- By Sundown
Steve and Kim Wolff- Family
Mike Gunther & His Restless Souls- Every Night
Sonny Johnson- Roll On
Lou Riegert & the Troops- Gary’s Tune

Broadcasting live from Northland Community & Technical College!

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This series examines the impact and influence of the Soo Line, Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways in Northwest Minnesota- through the memories and stories of former employees of the Soo, NP and GN.
Joining Ron West this time around is retired Soo Line Railway Trainmaster Winton Forsberg.