Host Carl Unbehaun presents a cavalcade of songs by Minnesota songwriters along with his musical musings! This week, we celebrate Valentine’s Day with lots of love songs.

Hour One
Tim Cheesebrow- Remember To Remember Me
Dave Cofell- No Substitute (For You)
Jill Holly- Lay Your Head Right Here
Brad Dunse- King of Her Heart
Larry Suess- With You, Without You
Wayne Hamilton- Looking For You
Scotty Torgerson- Darling
Christopher Gimm- Forever Yours
Amanda Grace- Embrace
Carl Creighton- Love Sweet Love
Red Johnson- Thank You Dear
Ben Hoganson- You’ll Never Be Alone
Corey Koehler- Take This Ring
Don Croeker- A Love That’s Fully Grown
Mike Rudquist- You Are the One For Me

Hour Two
Hamilton/Millaway/Alness/Folwell- Smallest Sign
Steve & Kim Wolff- Til the Stars Fall Down
Dave Birk- Love & Devotion
Tim Fast- Dream of You
Monica LaPlante- Always
Bob Dylan- Tonight I’m Staying with You
Bob Muscovitz- All Because of You
Michael Loonan- I’ll Wait for You
Laurie Akermark- Wait for Me
Shyanne- I Need You Forever
Steve Buttell- I Need a Kiss
Ericksons- I Believe In You
Cathy Kongloth- If You Really
DB Curtis & the Suspects- Ready To Give Love
Underbeats- Sweet Words of Love

Thomasina Petrus recently appeared on the East Grand Forks campus of NCTC, as part of Black History Month. She is a member of the Mixed Blood Theater of Minneapolis and presents “Daughters of Africa” on a regional tour of towns and college campuses.
“Daughters of Africa” is a music-driven history of African American women from slave ship survivors to stars of the silver screen. The forty-five minute performance vividly commemorates both the famous and the overlooked and is an eye-opening celebration of the triumph of pride, determination, and courage.
Thomasina talked with Ron West on Pioneer 90.1’s “Northland Spotlight”, about her career, the influences in her work and a new CD that she has produced saluting the late Billie Holiday.

Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) Executive Director Mara Wittman provides an update on Minnesota state legislature funding for the NWMAC and other news of interest concerning the arts within the region.

Mara Wittman, Executive Director of the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) – based in Warren, Minnesota, gives an update on NWMAC support, activities and events!

Mara Wittman, Executive Director of the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC), discuss attending the Riverland Tourism conference at the University of Minnesota-Crookston as well as the latest NWMAC news.