Host, Carl Unbehaun, presents a cavalcade of songs by Minnesota songwriters along with his musical musings! A major source of our music is from members of the Minnesota Association of Songwriters. This episode celebrates their songwriting efforts and gives you lots of information on this active organization. Check them out at www.MNSongwriters.org, and tune in!

Hour 1

Lucky That Way – Wayne Hamilton
Occupy the Blues Museum – Nigel Egg
The Golden Days – Ruby Nordby
In the Lobby of the Home – Red Johnson
If You Don’t Like Sittin’ in the Back Seat – Jim Bohn
Fields of North Dakota – Brad Dunse
Red Headed Woman – John Bennett
Down in Mexico – Jim Cadwell
I Recall – Barbara English
Little Shaft of Light – Roland Trenary
Can’t Let Go – Richard Schletty
Bitter to Sweet – Jeff Goodson
Wake Up Elizabeth – Steve Buttell
Sarah by the Sea – Jack Schauer
The Devil Hasn’t Won – Mother Banjo

Hour 2

Nothin’ to Do With Nashville – Tim Hildebrandt
I’m American – Bob Muscovitz
Sunny Day – Leslee McKee w/John Lyell
Wallaby – Tony Wentersdorf
If Heaven Needs a Cowboy – Dennis Cooke
Corn Maze – Tim Cheesebrow
Tupperware Lady – Andrew Spreck
Fun Flies When You’re Out of Time – Mike Rudquist & Wayne Hamilton
Letting Go – Kim & Steve Wolff
Through Your Blue Eyes – Jake Hagedorn
Racing Heart – Rebecca Aadland
No Cigar – Doug Millaway
Factory Girls – David Hanners
The Devil Hasn’t Won – Mother Banjo
Call My Name – Larry Suess
Can’t You Stop – Deb Hadraba
Grain of Salt – Shane Martin

Today’s guest is Emily Hoffmann, a freshman from Grand Forks/Warren. Emily is an “NCTC Ambassador” and talks about her involvement with that program, as well as her program major–radiology.

Alvarado, MN resident Therese Jacobson shares her life story within the world of art and her role as coordinator with the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) – to include coordination of the NWMAC “Traveling Art Exhibit”, a current exhibition of photography at the NWMAC Gallery in East Grand Forks, MN and an upcoming “Art & Wine Walk” in downtown East Grand Forks (MN) – Grand Forks (ND).