Minnesota Public Radio announced today the debut of fresh Web designs for its two music services -- The Current and ClassicalMPR. The designs will make it even easier for listeners to experience the programming and special online features--easy access to live Web streams of music, playlists, video of in-studio performances, blogs and song downloads of the day.
For this installment of the "Policy and a Pint" series, 89.3 The Current's Steve Seel discusses how our national security is not just a question of which country harbors our enemies, but also of how well we protect public health and our food supply. He will be joined by guest Dr. Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the U of M.
As a next step into the digital news world, Minnesota Public Radio announced today the launch of MPR NewsQ--one of Minnesota's strongest resources for statewide online news and commentary. MPR NewsQ--found at mprnewsq.org--is a bridge from Minnesota Public Radio's broadcast and early Web history to its future as a multimedia news provider.
Minnesota Public Radio's The Current announced today that it has received a My Source Community Impact Award for Engagement from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).
Join The Current's Steve Seel and Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl, food critic for Minnesota Monthly, and Scott Pampuch, chef at the Corner Table, Minneapolis, for a conversation about how the realities behind eating locally grown food.
89.3 The Current today announced The Current's DJ Jill Riley has joined Steve Seel as the weekday morning co-host.
Minnesota Public Radio announced today that MPR News has added a new radio frequency in the Windom area and is broadcasting it at 97.1 FM.
Join Minnesota Public Radio and a cast of authors and artists to celebrate the life of beloved Minnesota author Bill Holm.
The Current and the Citizens League host a discussion about the budget crisis that our government faces from the economic downturn.
Minnesota Public Radio welcomes two esteemed journalism veterans for to this spring's Broadcast Journalist Series: Frontline's Lowell Bergman and former major network television anchor Roger Mudd.