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Muskies and Living High | Prairie Sportsman (S12:E5)
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- Muskies and Living High | Prairie Sportsman (S12:E5)
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- 5 years ago
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- Season 12 Episode 5 | Muskie fishing at Maplewood State Park and Treehouse Masters inspired cabins in central Minnesota are on this episode of Prairie Sportsman.
0:00 - Intro
1:33 - Maplewood Muskies
13:33 - Living on High
Host Bret Amundson is muskie fishing with Randin Olson at Maplewood State Park where they hooked numerous muskies despite the species’ reputation as the fish of 10,000 casts. They fished Beers Lake, one of eight lakes nestled inside the 9,250 acre state park. Randin shows Bret the best techniques, lures and conditions for successful muskie fishing.
The next segment features two central Minnesota couples who built sky high guest cabins. In both cases, one spouse had to convince the other that a Treehouse Masters inspired cabin wasn’t just a crazy dream. Joyce LaVoie convinced her husband Richard to build their Long Prairie Treehouse as a place for their children’s families to stay when they visited and now ren...
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- Friends of all ages, take a rest at Milan's new pergola | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- Milan, MN recently received funds from the Age-Friendly Community Building Project grant from Southwest Initiative Foundation (https://mnraaa.org/age-friendly-community-building-project/) to build a pergola so people of all ages can sit down and get to know one another.
Compass has been working on stories about programs in southwest Minnesota to help people age with dignity. Funding for this series is provided by the Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
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#aging #agingwithdignity #pergola #community
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- After Dean had a stroke, Deanna became his caregiver — hear the Hoffman's personal story. | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- Dean and Deanna Hoffman have been married since 1957 and Deanna has been a caregiver for Dean since 1983. Hear their personal story and learn about the caregiver support services offered by Wellspring Faith in Action (https://wellspringfia.org/) in St. James.
Compass has been working on a series of stories about programs in southwest Minnesota designed to help people age with dignity. Funding for this series is provided by the Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#aging #agingwell #caregiving #carereceiver #careg...
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- From Lac qui Parle to Crapola | Prairie Sportsman (S12:E4)
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- 5 years ago
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- 0:00 - Intro
1:33 - Capable Partners Deer Hunt
9:30 - Crapola
17:03 - The Art of Design Build (Split Rock Studios)
Season 12 Episode 4 | Lac qui Parle’s Rosemoen Island annual deer hunt for people with disabilities, Crapola made with local organic grains, and Split Rock Studios, designers of International Wolf Center exhibits.
Rosemoen Island, in the heart of the Lac qui Parle Wildlife Management area, is off limits to anyone outside the DNR. The exception is an annual deer hunt for people with disabilities sponsored by Capable Partners, a volunteer organization that sets up 14 blinds on the island. Host Bret Amundson talks about the experience with the event’s coordinator, Lance Tebben, and hunters Bob Hagan of Montevideo, Jennifer Skiff of Lonsdale and Dean Peterson of Dawson. The DNR’s food plots on the island draw in deer and a variety of wildlife.
Next Bret visits Brian and Andrea Strom, owners of Brainstorm Bakery i...
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- Promoting aging with dignity: What is respite care and who should use it? | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- What is respite care and who benefits from it? In this personal story, Kurt Hoehne talks about how his family have benefitted from respite care services at Home Front First in Montevideo.
Compass has been working on a series of stories about programs in southwest Minnesota designed to help people age with dignity. Funding for this series is provided by the Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#aging #agingwell #respitecare
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- Bluegills and Salty Waters | Prairie Sportsman (S12:E3)
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- 5 years ago
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- 0:00 - Intro
1:33 - Quality Bluegills (Bluegill fishing w/Garrett Svir)
12:00 - Salty Waters (Chloride contamination)
20:57 - Weird and Wild (native Minnesota cactuses)
Season 12 Episode 3 | Fishing in Otter Tail County to learn about the Quality Bluegill Initiative, road salt impacts on our waters and strange Minnesota native plants.
Host Bret Amundson is fishing Otter Tail County lakes with Garett Svir, Slab Seeker Fishing owner. Svir supports the DNR’s proposed Quality Bluegill Initiative, which would impose reduced bluegill bag limits in 26 counties to increase fish size. Large male bluegills are important to the population because they chase small males from spawning beds and the larger fish pass on their genetics.
Garett self-imposes a 9-inch length limit to preserve bigger fish. Otter Tail County is known as one of the top places in the country to catch trophy bluegills.
Next we learn how road salt is threa...
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- Promoting aging with dignity: A laundry service collaboration | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- Learn about a special collaboration between the City of Adrian, Rock County Opportunities and Essential Senior Services to help people of all ages and abilities get their laundry done.
Compass has been working on a series of stories about various programs and partnerships in southwest Minnesota designed to help people age with dignity. Funding for this series is provided by the Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#Aging #SeniorServices #Adrian #RockCounty #Minnesota #PioneerPBS #Compass #agingwell
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- Diving Deep and Eating Insects | Prairie Sportsman (S12:E2)
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- 5 years ago
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- 0:00 - Intro
1:32 - Diving Deep (Scuba diving Minnesota's Mine Pit Lakes)
10:43 - Insect Cuisine (Eating and raising crickets)
21:37 - My Pocket Prairie
Season 12 Episode 2 | Scuba diving into northern Minnesota’s mine pit lakes, growing and eating insects, and backyard pocket prairie kits.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, international travel is being replaced by local road trips, and scuba diving in Minnesota’s abandoned mine pit lakes is increasingly popular. Todd Matthies, owner of Minnesota School of Diving in Brainerd and St. Cloud, leads weekly summer dives in the Cuyuna and Mesabi Ranges to explore relics like mine shafts, railroad rails and automobiles. At some pits, people plant items like skeleton bar keepers, sailors and even the Friday the 13th movie icon Jason Voorhees. Like Matthies, underwater photographer Curtis Lahr favors exploring natural relics and aquatic life over planted objects. Lahr dives year-round in northern Minn...
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- Postcards: Powwow
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- 5 years ago
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- Travel to Morton for the annual Lower Sioux Wacipi.
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- Postcards: Fire Sculpture, Racer, Powwow
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- 5 years ago
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- Learn about a new community art sculpture in New London, experience life in the fast lane with local St. Stephen racer, Ashley Mehrwerth, and travel to Morton for the annual Lower Sioux Wacipi.
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- Marshall, MN holds its very first Pride festival! | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- In many cities, Pride has been celebrated for decades. Now, Marshall, Minnesota has added its name to the list of places holding annual Pride festivals.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#Marshall #Pride #Compass #PioneerPBS #Minnesota #lgbtq
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- A one-of-a-kind collaboration: the Cankuya construction trades program | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- A one-of-a-kind collaboration is taking place between Minnesota West, the Cansayapi Lower Sioux Indian Community and the Southwest Minnesota Private Industry Council. The Cansayapi community recently identified construction trades as a needed educational pathway in the community. The first class in the Cankuya construction trades program just graduated!
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#Compass #PioneerPBS #LowerSioux #LowerSiouxIndianCommunity #Dakota #Cansayapi #Construction
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- Dakota Wicohan youth regalia | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- Dakota Wicohan in Morton aims to transmit Dakota lifeways to future generations. Pioneer PBS’s Tanner Peterson visited Dakota Wicohan to learn about their youth regalia class.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
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#dakota #dakotawicohan #regalia #youth
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- Tatge Pumpkins | Chuck and Sandy Tatge
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- 5 years ago
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- Chuck and Sandy Tatge are experts at bringing people joy. Joy through discovery, by paying attention and by giving kids something of their own within a field of pumpkins. They are kindness personified and kindness should be practiced in every season.
Pioneer PBS runs on the kindness of member donors. Consider making a year-end gift to Pioneer PBS: www.pioneer.org/donate
Learn more about Chuck and Sandy and watch our original interview with them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfoU12lqK8M
#pumpkins #ChuckTatge #SandyTatge #kindness #joy #pioneerpbs
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- Exploring the Outdoors With Ray Ruiz | Prairie Sportsman (S12:E1)
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- 5 years ago
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- 0:00 - Intro
1:33 - Bde with Ray (fishing on Lake Bde Maka Ska [Formerly Calhoun])
11:08 - Aiming High in Hemp (Dove hunt in Hemp field and legal Hemp production)
21:09 - Cooking with Hempura (w/Chef Jim Kyndberg)
Season 12 Episode 1 | Fishing at Bde Maka Ska with Ray Ruiz Jr. who introduces Latino people to outdoor sports, a dove hunt on a hemp field and cooking with hempura.
In the first segment, Ray Ruiz Jr. is fishing with Prairie Sportsman Host Bret Amundson at Bde Maka Ska in Minneapolis. Between hooking pike and bass, Ray tells Bret about growing up in Chicago. Ray’s parents encouraged him to fish and hunt, which kept him away from drugs and gangs. The Latino community is the fastest growing ethnic group in Minnesota, and Ray is connecting many to the outdoors by guiding fishing trips for Spanish speaking people.
In the next segment, Ray Ruiz Sr. joins his son and Bret on a dove hunt near Sleepy Eye. Ray Sr., who grew u...
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- Learn how these business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs elevated their biz | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- Elevate Business Academy is a program to create economic opportunity for all businesses owners & aspiring entrepreneurs in Kandiyohi County in Minnesota.
For prospective students: The Kandiyohi County and Willmar EDC and SWIF are working to organize a second Elevate class beginning in September. Informational sessions will be held in July and August. Check https://elevatebusinessacademy.com and the Kandiyohi County and Willmar EDC Facebook page for more info.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#elevatebusinessacademy #immigrants #entrepreneurs
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- Hola Montevideo with Anna Moore
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- 5 years ago
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- The youth of Montevideo, Minnesota show the connections between this small town and its big Sister City in South America
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- 4G Movistar Montevideo Minnesota
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- 5 years ago
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- Pioneer Postcards Senior Producer Dana Conroy and Pioneer PBS Communications Director Patrick Moore helped produce this popoular commerical in 2016 which aired throughout Uruguay and which was filmed in Montevideo, Minnesota. The premise is that a young man from Uruguay leaves his provincial home to travel to the capitol of Uruguay for the first time, only to find that he has been transported to the small Minnesota town with the same name.
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- We All Grow Together!
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- 5 years ago
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- We're growing together and want you to grow with us. Support the work of Pioneer PBS and consider becoming a member or renew your membership today at pioneer.org/donate
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- Meet the inclusive and welcoming Inclusion Network | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- Compass recently partnered with the Inclusion Network to help us tell stories important to communities in Alexandra, where they're located. Learn more about their mission in this first video, which was produced and edited by the Inclusion Network.
Learn more about the Inclusion Network and Voices Talk Show online: https://inclusionnetwork.org.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#inclusionnetwork #welcomingcommunities #alexandria
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- This dough is so fresh, it's Doughp Creations | Compass
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- 5 years ago
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- Michele Huggins started Doughp Creations a few years ago. She thinks it's important to eat things that grow nearby and sources her grain locally. Michele shows the sounds of bread making as she mills her own grain and shows her process, including a slap and fold session. Michele also has been figuring out ways to give back to the community and bake with a cause, especially after a year of heightened awareness of police brutality toward people of color.
Find Michele's sourdough online: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DoughpCreations
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
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- UPDATE: AFA didn't violate CUP; AFA priest has restraining order denied
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- 5 years ago
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- Update: An Asatru Folk Assembly gothi, or priest, Jason Plourde, has twice had a harassment restraining order denied by a Kandiyohi District Court Judge. He filed the request against Murdock Area Alliance Against Hate co-founder Victoria Guillemard.
During their city council meeting on April 14, the Murdock City Council and their lawyer, Don Wilcox, concluded that the Asatru Folk Assembly; a whites-only, separatist organization, has not been in violation of their conditional use permit. However, the city was unaware that an additional temporary permit had been issued by the city's contracted building inspector.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/c...
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- Prairie Yard & Garden: Growing Plants–It’s A Family Affair: Brian Wagner - The Landscaper
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- 5 years ago
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- All it took was Roger Wagner to wake his son Brian in the early hours to do a landscape project while he was still in high school. Once he got used to the early mornings, he wet to school for it and provides all kinds of landscape projects for the family business.
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- Prairie Yard & Garden: Growing Plants–It’s A Family Affair: Meredith Wagner- Greenhouse & Containers
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- 5 years ago
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- Growing up with Roger Wagner as your father, it's no surprise Meredith Wagner took after her father's footsteps in the family business. Meredith shares her favorite plants she uses to create stunning containers that her customers - and her father - think are very 'top notch.'
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- The YME greenhouse: the best kept secret at Yellow Medicine East
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- 5 years ago
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- From aloe to tomatoes to jalapeños — students at Yellow Medicine East learn how to grow plants that they can eat and use. Ben Lecy, YME's industrial technology teacher, and Darrel Refsland, YME's ag instructor, explain how the YME greenhouse was built and what's on the curriculum. And this year, there's an added learning bonus: how to battle a gnat infestation.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#yme #greenhouse #gardening #students #planting
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- Prairie Yard & Garden: Growing Plants–It’s A Family Affair: Roger Wagner - The Patriarch
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- 5 years ago
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- Roger Wagner has forgotten more about horticulture than anyone else will know. Mary sits down with Roger Wagner and talks about his career teaching horticulture, opening a landscape and garden center and his love of fern peonies.
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- Growing Plants – It’s A Family Affair | Prairie Yard & Garden | FULL EPISODE
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- 5 years ago
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- Roger, Cheryl, Brian and Meredith Wagner of rural Fisher have taught horticulture, own and operate a successful retail garden center, and design all kinds of landscaping.
Watch Prairie Yard & Garden, Thursdays at 7:30pm on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/pyg
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- Tour of Lac qui Parle State Park | Postcards
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- 5 years ago
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- DNR Park Manager Terri Dineson takes viewers on a tour of the Lac qui Parle State Park which is adjacent to the Lac qui Parle Mission established in the 1830s. The state park was established in the 1930s and features several exceptional structures constructed by the WPA. The park also features the largest recorded cottonwood tree in Minnesota and is a showcase for native prairie and riverine habitat.
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/postcards
#postcards #pioneerpbs #LacquiParleStatePark #statepark #minnesota
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- Lac qui Parle County Park History | Postcards
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- 5 years ago
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- The prairie riverine environment of Lac qui Parle County Park near Dawson has a fascinating history. Told by local historian David Craigmile, he reveals the story of how 22 pioneer families traversed up from Iowa in the late 1860s to the region. Here they encountered friendly Dakota people and chose the now designated park to stake their claim on a new life and later built a community. Today the county park is enjoyed by many for its beautiful trees and sheltered river valley.
Lac qui Parle County is also turning 150 this year! For more info on Lac qui Parle County's sesquicentennial, visit www.lqphc.org/lqp150
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/postcards
#postcards #pioneerpbs #LacquiParleCountyPark #dakota people #minnesota
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- The Secret History of Donnelly | Postcards
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- 5 years ago
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- Ignatius Donnelly was an American congressman, populist writer and amateur scientist known for his writings about the lost continent of Atlantis. Duluth-based filmmaker Mike Scholtz’s short story about Donnelly begins near the town of Donnelly, and takes viewers on a wild ride from there, exploring the amazing legacy of the man.
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/postcards
#postcards #pioneerpbs #IgnatiusDonnelly #Donnelly #MikeScholtz
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- Local state and county park history and the origins of Donnelly, MN | Postcards | Full Episode
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- 5 years ago
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- Local historian David Craigmile tells the story of how 22 pioneer families moved into the area now know as Lac qui Parle County Park near Dawson in the late 1860s and how they encountered the Dakota people. Also, DNR Park Manager Terri Dineson provides a tour of grounds of the Lac qui Parle State Park, which was established in 1930. Then, discover the life of Donnelly, Minnesota's namesake Ignatius Donnelly with Duluth-based filmmaker Mike Scholtz.
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/postcards
#postcards #pioneerpbs #LacquiParleCountyPark #LacquiParleStatePark #DonnellyMinnesota #IgnatiusDonnelly
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- Prairie Yard & Garden: EAB and Marshall's Plan - EAB and Parks
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- 5 years ago
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- Preston Stensrud, parks superintendent for the city of Marshall, Minn, shares his experience working with different funding sources to manage tree diversity as they plan for the Emerald Ash Borer. Marshall is at the forefront when it comes to planning for the arrival of EAB.
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- Prairie Yard & Garden: EAB and Marshall's Plan - Marshall's EAB Plan
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- 5 years ago
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- Bob Byrnes, mayor of Marshall, Minnesota shares the benefits of proper management of a diverse collection of trees in preparation of the arrival of the Emerald Ash Borer to his community, and the steps they have taken to insure trees are part of the community identity for generations to come.
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- Prairie Yard & Garden: EAB and Marshall's Plan - EAB Characteristics
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- 5 years ago
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- Joe Zeleznik, NDSU extension forester shares the characteristics of the Emerald Ash Borer, traits and what look for when preparing for its arrival.
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- EAB and Marshall’s Plan | Prairie Yard & Garden | FULL EPISODE
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- 5 years ago
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- Joe Zeleznik, NDSU extension forrester explains what emerald ash borer is, how it damages trees and how it spreads. Then, learn about what the community of Marshall is doing to lessen the borer’s effect.
Watch Prairie Yard & Garden, Thursdays at 7:30pm on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/pyg
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- Stories of migration from Karen refugees | Postcards | FULL EPISODE
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- 5 years ago
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- For 2,000 years, the Karen people have lived in the hills bordering the eastern mountainous region of Burma—also known as Myanmar. But through war, colonial forces, ethnic discrimination and genocide many have been forced to flee their land and apply for resettlement status in other countries. Hear the courageous and harrowing stories of migration from Karen refugees living in Minnesota about how they made it to safety.
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/postcards
#postcards #pioneerpbs #karenpeople #refugee #resettlement #immigration
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- Prairie Yard & Garden | Growing Garlic | MN Garlic Festival
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- 5 years ago
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- There's more to garlic besides using in in your favorite culinary dishes, it's also a reason to honor and celebrate this diverse allium. Jerry Ford of Living Song Farm shares the story of how he and some colleagues created and host the Minnesota Garlic Festival in Hutchinson, Minn. each August.
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- Prairie Yard & Garden | Growing Garlic | Curing Garlic
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- 5 years ago
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- Once you have harvested your garlic, the fun is just beginning. Jerry Ford of Living Song Farm shares his secrets and methods of curing garlic for proper storage for use throughout the year.
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- Prairie Yard & Garden | Growing Garlic | Planting and Maintenance
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- 5 years ago
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- Growing good garlic isn't difficult as long as you select the right variety suitable for the northern growing zones. Jerry Ford of Living Song Farm shares common mistakes new growers make when starting out.
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- Add a Little Bit of Spice by Growing Good Garlic | Prairie Yard & Garden | Full Episode
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- 5 years ago
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- Host Mary Holm travels to rural Howard Lake in Wright County to visit with Jerry Ford on the Living Song Farm. Ford is the director of the Minnesota Garlic Festival, director of the Minnesota Premium Garlic Project and network coordinator for the Sustainable Farming Association of Minnesota. Ford provides some tips and tricks for growing garlic in your very own garden and how to store and enjoy it's delicious flavor year-round!
Watch Prairie Yard & Garden, Thursdays at 7:30pm on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/pyg
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- Dave Hanson, Vietnam Veteran Interview | Postcards
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- 5 years ago
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- Dave Hanson dreamed of becoming an art teacher but instead found himself overseas in the Vietnam War operating radar detection equipment for night ambush teams. In his harrowing story, he recounts memories of his intense experiences that led to years of PTSD and suicide attempts. Thanks to help from the Veterans Administration, Hanson is on the mend and now shares his story to help other veterans who suffer and to let them know there is hope.*
*Contains talks of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, contact the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 800-273-8255.
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/postcards
#postcards #DaveHanson #VietnamWar #ptsd #veteran #pioneerpbs #Interview
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- The AFA didn't violate their permit; city council unaware of additional temporary permit issued
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- 5 years ago
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- During their city council meeting on April 14, the Murdock City Council and their lawyer, Don Wilcox, concluded that the Asatru Folk Assembly; a whites-only, separatist organization, has not been in violation of their conditional use permit. However, the city was unaware that an additional temporary permit had been issued by the city's contracted building inspector.
Compass features current topics relevant to communities in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. Stories are digital-first, meaning they're available on Compass' Facebook page, Pioneer PBS’s YouTube page and Compass' website before being compiled into monthly broadcasts, which air the second Thursday of the month at 9 p.m.
https://www.pioneer.org/compass
To support this programming, visit https://www.pioneer.org/donate
#Murdock #Compass #PioneerPBS #AFA #asatru #asatrufolkassembly
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- Prairie Yard & Garden - Joe's Favorite Roses!
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- 5 years ago
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- It's hard for Joe to pick just one rose that is his favorite, so he shares several roses that are worth trying on your garden.
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- Prairie Yard & Garden - Planting and Care of Roses
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- 5 years ago
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- Proper planting a care of roses is critical on a successful blossom. But if you plant it correctly, there is very little maintenance you have to do. Joe doesn't like 'chores' to do with growing beautiful roses. You shouldn't either!
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- Prairie Yard & Garden - Are Roses hard to grow?
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- 5 years ago
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- Joe Bergeson answers Mary's question 'Are roses hard to grow?' You will be shocked by the answer!
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- Yes, You Can Grow Roses | Prairie Yard & Garden | FULL EPISODE
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- 5 years ago
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- Joe Bergeson of Fertile is a rose lover who shares the secrets of success with these beautiful staples of the garden.
Watch Prairie Yard & Garden, Thursdays at 7:30pm on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/pyg
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- Media Moguls - Joe Carlini & Jodi Ritacca Carlini | POSTCARDS | FULL EPISODE
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
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- Jodi Ritacca Carlini is the current president and national trustee of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Upper Midwest Chapter. She got her start in television in the 1970s as a journalist who became one of the first female news directors in the country, working out of North Platte, Nebraska. She was then hired by KSTP-TV in the Twin Cities and was a field producer on the medical beat for more than a decade at KSTP.
Joe Carlini is a two-time Upper Midwest Emmy Award-winning director/writer from Minnesota. Joe has been nominated six times for an Upper Midwest Emmy, winning twice, once for his film "Second Chance U" and another time for his film "Everything is Wonderful." His work has been featured on Fox, NBC, CBS and WGN. His first feature film, "My Senior Year" was released in March 2020 to rave reviews from audience members and has been screened around the country.
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at http...
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- Award-winning Minnesota filmmaker Joe Carlini talks about working in the industry | Postcards
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Joe Carlini is a two-time Upper Midwest Emmy Award-winning director/writer from Minnesota. Joe has been nominated six times for an Upper Midwest Emmy, winning twice, once for his film "Second Chance U" and another time for his film "Everything is Wonderful." His work has been featured on Fox, NBC, CBS and WGN. His first feature film, "My Senior Year" was released in March 2020 to rave reviews from audience members and has been screened around the country.
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/postcards
#postcards #pioneerpbs #JoeCarlini #filmmaker #movie #director #writer
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- Women in broadcast journalism: Jodi Ritacca Carlini talks about the industry | Postcards
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
- Description
- Jodi Ritacca Carlini is the current president and national trustee of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Upper Midwest Chapter. She got her start in television in the 1970s as a journalist who became one of the first female news directors in the country, working out of North Platte, Nebraska. She was then hired by KSTP-TV in the Twin Cities and was a field producer on the medical beat for more than a decade at KSTP.
Watch Postcards, Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Pioneer PBS or live online at https://www.pioneer.org/LIVE! Learn more about the program at https://www.pioneer.org/postcards
#pioneerpbs #postcards #JodiRitaccaCarlini #journalist #newsdirectors
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- PYG: Rain Gardens - Looking at an established rain garden
- Date posted
- 5 years ago
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- What does a rain garden look like in full maturity? Matt Solemsaas from the Stevens County Soil and Water Conservation District shares a garden that was built in a residential neighborhood nearly ten years ago. You can see what to expect once the garden becomes more established.
