Carl Unbehaun presents a cavalcade of songs by Minnesota songwriters along with his musical musings! TWIN SPINS on this show. That means two by Bob, two by Joey, two by Danielle–you get the point. And we share Father’s Day news of the uKeg. All on MHB

MHB 06/15/2017

1 You Know It Doesn’t Hurt – PeatMoss & the Spreaders
2 Somebody Changed – Dale Menten
3 I Believe – Bob Muscovitz
4 Bob Dylan – Danielle Diamond
5 3’s Enough – Wrong Omar
6 I’ll Love You More – Pushing Chain
7 Broken Oars – Pushing Chain
BEER NEWS
8 Draggin’ on the Bottom – Dale Menten
9 Wish I Could Fish – Bob Muscovitz
10 The One That You Love – Wrong Omar
11 White Balloon – Danielle Diamond
12 Breakin’ Stones – PeatMoss & the Spreaders

This guest is Deputy Director Matthew Wallace.

PIONEER 90.1 FM
“Weekly Arts Calendar”
Thursday, June 15th through Sunday, June 18th

JUNE EVENTS

Tuesday 20th through Saturday 24th – The TRF Area Community Theater presents “The Drowsy Chaperone”, a musical within a comedy. Curtain time is 7:00 pm at the Northland College Theater in TRF.

Wednesday 21st through Saturday 24th – The Norman County Fair in Ada, MN. The “Mighty Thomas Carnival” will be on the midway.

Wednesday 21st through Sunday 25th – The “Greater Grand Forks Fair” at the fairgrounds off Gateway Drive, near the North Dakota Mill in Grand Forks.

Thursday 22nd – Annual June Bug Run in Warren, MN.
• Tot Trot – 6:15pm
Kid’s 1K – 6:30pm
1 Mile – 6:45pm
5K – 7:00pm
Awards, prizes, live music and food promptly following the 5K.

Thursday 29th – The stage comedy called “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” will start a late June early July run at the Empire Arts Center in downtown Grand Forks.

Faye Auchenpaugh, NWMAC Board of Directors member, says that June is the time that the NWMAC is adding new members to the board. She also speaks to the NWMAC role in promoting arts in northwest Minnesota and her own work in promoting the arts and culture of the region.

While George is out on major assignment, Glen Braget welcomes author John Cosper to the show to program to talk about his latest book, Louisville’s Greatest Show, the Story of the Allen Athletic Club. For 22 years, the Allen Athletic Club’s weekly wrestling show at the Columbia Gym was the place to be on Tuesday night. Promoters Heywood Allen and his successors Francis and Betty McDonogh overcame the Great Depression, the 1937 flood, a World War, and a “crooked” athletic commissioner to bring the best of the golden age of wrestling to Louisville. Join Glen and John as they go back in time to remember the architects of Louisville pro wrestling history.