Message from Bill Kling, CEO of Minnesota Public Radio, about the launch of "Connecting Minnesota"
January 24, 2011
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Join us and help support this service and keep it safe. Do it today. On line at MPR.org or call us at 800 227 2811.
MPR News and the Post-Bulletin are hosting a community conversation about public safety in Rochester. As the community grows larger and more diverse, a perception persists that crime is on the rise too. But what do statistics tell us? What do residents say? And what's the opinion of community leaders who have experience with both the perception and the reality of crime in Rochester? This community conversation will separate fact from fiction. Host Kate Smith will call upon neighbors and leaders to share their stories in an event that is sure to inform and inspire.
Minnesota Public Radio | American Public Media has named Randi Yoder senior vice president for development. Yoder will oversee all company development initiatives and operations.
Cantus will tour Greater Minnesota as part of Classical MPR's Artists-In-Residence program during the first months of 2011. The group will perform concerts in Ely, St. Peter, Grand Rapids and Crookston, Minn.
Events in Tucson have stopped many of us in our tracks. We are starved for fresh ways to talk about difficult, important things. Join Krista Tippett for a conversation about how we build a common life, even as we may hold deep disagreements over difficult issues.
Minnesota Public Radio | American Public Media has named Valerie Arganbright managing director for Membership. The position oversees the development and implementation of the company's member program.
MPR News' Bright Ideas series welcomes Mark Addicks, Chief Marketing Officer for General Mills. Host Stephen Smith will discuss Addicks' belief that strong marketing can make a better world.
Hosts Stephen Smith and Kate Ellis will discuss their new book, Say It Loud! Great Speeches on Civil Rights and African American Identity.
"Voice Match" tells the story of two star-crossed voiceover actors who finally meet after years of working together but from different cities. Sue Scott and Tim Russell play Greta and Charlie, who are about to meet at a trade convention. They are staying at the same hotel. Hilarity ensues. It's a new show by renowned playwright Jeffrey Hatcher. Sound effects genius Tom Keith will also lend his voice to the evening's fun.
The University of Minnesota's Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs and Minnesota Public Radio today released the results of a review of polling methodology used in joint surveys conducted during the 2010 election season. An independent audit of the polling review was released as well.