Pioneer 90.1 is the first station in Northwest Minnesota to offer HD Digital multicasting. With an HD Digital radio receiver, you can listen to a fresh approach to oldies on Pioneer 90.1 Classic, and Minnesota originals from Ampers on Northern Air HD-2, coming soon. Check out the Pioneer 90.1 Classic webstream, available now!
Available on Pioneer 90.1 HD-3, TuneIn app, and Webcast
Sunday
7 AM Dennis Mitchell’s Breakfast with The Beatles
9 AM The Rolling Stones Radio Hour
10 AM Tomorrow Your Heart
11 AM Stuck in the Psychedelic Era
1 PM Rock School
2 PM Basement Rock with Glen Braget
5 PM Strange Currencies
Monday
6 AM – 12 PM Mornings with Chris Cuppett
12 PM – 6 PM Afternoons with Burns
6 PM – 12 AM Evenings with Stephen B
Tuesday
6AM – 12PM Mornings with Chris Cuppett
12 PM – 6 PM Afternoons with Burns
6 PM – 12 AM Evenings with Stephen B
Wednesday
6AM – 12PM Mornings with Chris Cuppett
12 PM – 6 PM Afternoons with Burns
6 PM – 12 AM Evenings with Stephen B
Thursday
6AM – 12PM Mornings with Chris Cuppett
12 PM – 6 PM Afternoons with Burns
6 PM – 12 AM Evenings with Stephen B
Friday
6AM – 12PM Mornings with Chris Cuppett
12 PM – 6 PM Afternoons with Burns
6 PM – 12 AM Evenings with Stephen B
Saturday
12 PM The New Jazz Archive
1 PM Jazz and Stuff with Pat Ledin-Dunning (rebroadcast)
4 PM Sound Ideas
5 PM 12th Street Jump
6 PM Folk Alley
Welcome to Pioneer 90.1’s new PolkaCast!
With the help of longtime hosts Ron & Elsie Shereck and Cathy Erickson, we’ve established a tradition of bringing you the best of old-time, polka, and classic country from all across the state of Minnesota.
Now, when The Barndance and Cathy’s Variety Show go off the air, the goodtime music doesn’t stop!
If you are a polka or old-time musician, send us your CD to be played on the PolkaCast.
And if you’d like to host a show, please give us a call at 218-683-8588 or email ksrq@northlandcollege.edu!
Listen 24-7 here online, look for the Pioneer PolkaCast on TuneIn Radio, and check back for updates on our soon-to-be-released app for your mobile device!
The Pioneer PolkaCast is made possible by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
For a new generation of kids, a favorite toy might be an app on a computer tablet. But for the children of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, the toys they remember were more physical objects – metal, wood and plastic instead of electrons on a screen. Now those classic toys are part of a new exhibit opening in May at the MN Historical Society in St Paul. It’s called Toys of the 50s, 60s and 70s. Here to tell us about it is senior exhibit developer Kate Roberts.
Have you ever had a perfectly good appliance that you can no longer use because a part has worn out? In the not too distant future, you may be able to manufacture the part yourself, at home, with a 3D printer. Kirsten Mischalke from Northland’s Center for Outreach and Innovation stopped by Pioneer 90.1 to talk about a May 5th event that will showcase the new technology.