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KAXE Programs - Between
You & Me with Heidi Holtan
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Tune in
Saturday mornings and you'll never
know what to expect - because it's
regular people telling their stories
in their own way. Each week we
have a different topic - if you have
ideas for upcoming shows email
heidi@kaxe.org,
call (218) 326-1234 or
our talkback line at (218) 999-9876
If you missed our community
conversation about loss on 4/6/13
you can listen to it here:
Listen to hour ONE 4/6/13
Listen to hour TWO 4/6/13
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UPCOMING
TOPICS
May 4th - SMELLS. What bad
smells give you good memories?
Does the smell of spring remind you
of something? Share your
stories with Heidi Holtan.
May 11th: What my mother Gave
me - tell us something you picked up
from your mother. Host Heidi
Holtan
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This program is supported in part
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April
27th, 2013 - Smells
Steve
Downing:
The Scent of a Founding Father On
the Attack.
Aaron
Brown:
A Return To the Damp Smells of a
Childhood Spring Melt.
Michael
Goldberg:
The Last Word on Smells.
April 20th, 2013 - Jokes
Aaron
Brown:
Nothing Very Clever Ever Comes From
Cubicles Underneath Fluorescent
Lights.
April 13th, 2013 - Minnesotans and Bragging
Steve
Downing:
Any food shaped like the can it
arrived in, meat no less, needs no
support.
Aaron
Brown:
No Time To Brag. Holes to Dig, or
Talk About Digging. You're welcome.
Michael
Goldberg:
The Last Word on Minnesotans and
Bragging.
April 6th, 2013 - A Conversation About Loss
Aaron
Brown:
Aaron Brown
reflects on loss.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on loss.
March
30th, 2013 - Junk Drawers
Aaron
Brown:
Hmmm. I'm Open
To Ideas.
Steve
Downing:
An Examanation of Your Junk Drawers
May Reveal Your Inner Secrets, If
Dried Up Pens Can Do That.
Michael
Goldberg:
The Last Word on junk drawers.
March
23rd, 2013 - Children's Books
Aaron
Brown:
Simplicity
Done Well Isn't Easy.
Michael
Goldberg:
The Last Word on children's books.
March
2nd, 2013 - Minnesota March
Robert
Jevne:
Spring Sermon
Steve
Downing:
The Romantic
Notion of a 1000 Mile Bike Trek, and
the Pain Involved In the Reality
February
23rd, 2013 - Slumber Parties
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word
on Slumber Parties
February
16th, 2013 - Movies and The Oscars
Aaron
Brown:
Lincoln
February
9th, 2013 - Romance
Robert
Jevne:
Sometimes
romance can be heated up on the
stove in only a few minutes.
Aaron
Brown:
The occasional
magic that can occur when high
volume Lynyrd Skynyrd covers, main
street, and the open air meet.
Steve
Downing:
Romance and
reason aren't the mismatch that they
appear to be.
Nathan
Bergstedt:
Mere synapses firing? I think not.
February 2nd, 2013 - Encouragement
Steve
Downing:
Nice job in
successfully, to this point,
hurtling through space on a
relatively big rock.
Aaron
Brown:
Encouragement
for the very young may sound
unfocused.
Mary
Finch:
It's all in
the details.
Charlie
Pulkrabek:
Brad
Nathan
Bergstedt:
What if
strengths and passion determined the
life goals of people in our society?
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on encouragement.
January
26th, 2013 - Pride
Steve
Downing:
From Sartre to
Bill W.
Aaron
Brown:
I just love
the feeling of good old papyrus in
my hands.
Mary
Finch:
Unwritten
poem.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on pride.
January
19th, 2013 - Winter Sports and Activities
Amy
Rutten:
Amy recalls
growing up in Ely in a ski jumping
family.
Mary
Finch:
Mary Finch
tries cross-country skiing for the
first time.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on winter activities.
January
12th, 2013 - Hot Stove League
Robert
Jevne:
When heroes choke.
January 5th, 2013 - Try Something New
Robert
Jevne: I'm
so sick of optimism I think I'm
going to try it.
Aaron
Brown:
Lowering
expectations must lead to more
acceptable results...right?
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on trying something
new.
December
29th, 2012 - Just a Bowl of Cherries
Steve
Downing:
Be careful not
to wish upon the wrong star.
Aaron
Brown:
Life will be
so great when we get to...
Robert
Jevne: If
it's true, they're out of season.
December
22nd, 2012 - Favorite Gifts
Dan
Sinykin:
Christmas In A
Swamp
Steve
Downing:
Movies rarely
resemble life. But when they do. . .
Christina
Brown:
Comfort, no
matter how little the cost, can be a
great gift.
December
15th, 2012 - O Christmas Tree
Steve
Downing:
When the world
gives you a capitalist consumption
circus, make lemonade.
Mary
Finch:
The Christmas
tree isn't a destination, it's part
of the journey.
Robert
Jevne: O
Christmas Tree
December
8th, 2012 - Northern Minnesota Gifts and Gift
Alternatives
Aaron
Brown:
A book to help
the bookish fit into Northern
Minnesota life.
Mary
Finch:
His name was
Digame, and I loved her anyway.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on northern Minnesota
gifts and gift alternatives.
December 1st, 2012 - Winter Projects
Steve
Downing:
When Steve
starts thinking about winter
projects he gets...
oh, what's the point
Robert
Jevne:
Another return
to an age old struggle between man
and beast.
Aaron
Brown:
He's no Clark
Griswald but...
Mary
Finch:
I'm not in Arkansas anymore.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on winter projects.
November 24th, 2012 - Pass It On
Aaron
Brown:
Heirlooms, no matter the size, can
be heavy.
Steve
Downing:
Steve gives some terrible songs
lyrics a new opportunity.
November 17th, 2012 - Thanksgiving
Aaron
Brown:
There's a lot of talent
in those woods.
Steve
Downing:
Steve remembers the Thanksgivings of
his youth.
November 10th, 2012 - Memory
Aaron
Brown:
Memory is an inexact record.
Mary
Finch:
We all play a role eventually.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on memory.
November 3rd, 2012 - Election
Memories and Experiences
Aaron
Brown:
The Iron Range, where politics
is a legitimate spectator sport.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on election
experiences.
October 13th, 2012 - Movie Moments
Aaron
Brown:
Aaron recounts
early exposure to a movie scene that
still entertains him to this day.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on movie moments.
October 6th, 2012 - Families
Aaron
Brown:
On family love.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on
families:
"Family Lingo"
September 29th, 2012 - Further
Afield
Aaron
Brown:
Juvenile
delinquents inspire somewhat
organized play.
Mary Finch:
I had never really heard of roller
derby before . . .
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on sports further
afield.
September 22nd, 2012 - Fall Chores
Steve
Downing:
Doing less
work as a form of improvement.
Aaron
Brown:
A hard hitting
report on fall events in the area.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on fall chores.
September 15th, 2012 - Theme
Songs
Aaron
Brown:
Does your theme song, should you
have one, send the proper message?
September 1st, 2012 - Rescues
Steve
Downing:
For eight
children to reach adulthood an
occasional rescue is in order.
Robert
Saxton:
When a simple
plan gone awry requires following up
on a fleeting courtesy.
Aaron
Brown:
A frog rescue
story.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on rescues.
August 25th, 2012 - Back To School
Steve
Downing:
Comparing
language with reality.
Mary
Finch:
Rites of passage and rituals.
Aaron
Brown:
The fall
migration of the glue sticks.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on going back to
school.
August 18th, 2012 - Summer Reads
Aaron
Brown:
They call it a
classic for a reason.
Mary
Finch:
Books as babysitters.
August 11th, 2012 - Severe Weather
Events
Aaron
Brown:
The things we
do for love.
Mary
Finch:
An entity to be revered.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on severe weather
August 4th, 2012 - It's a Small
World
Aaron
Brown:
Sometimes
community happens even when you
might not expect it.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on the sometimes small
nature of this world.
July 28th, 2012 - Women's Sports
Steve
Downing:
One of my
personal heroines is Billy Jean
King.
Mary
Finch:
I've never been what one would refer
to as sporty . . .
Aaron Brown:
She stood 6 inches shorter than most
of us . . .
Cindy
Davis:
Back when I was in high school, it
was horrible.
July 21st, 2012 - Family Music
Aaron Brown:
On music role in his family.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on family music.
July 14th, 2012 - Superstitions
Steve
Downing:
Reflections on
the minefield
Mary
Finch: Has routine ever
saved you?
Aaron Brown: There's nothing to worry
about. Really, there's not a
thing to worry about.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on Superstitions.
July 7th, 2012 - Expectations
Mary
Finch: Edible
vegetation, ecological zones,
and expectations.
Aaron
Brown:
Hopes
and expectations, they aren't the
same thing.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on Expectations.
June 30th, 2012 - Farmer's Markets
Mary
Finch:
On the knowledge, peace of mind, and
new developments at area Farmer's
Markets
Steve
Downing:
Repeating the past...with positive
results.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on Farmer's Markets.
June 23rd, 2012 - Hitchhiking
Aaron
Brown:
Hitchhiking, which makes sense on
paper, is always a bad idea,
unless...
Steve
Downing:
Barring one condition, it's best
employ your own vehicle as you
travel through the petri dish of
humanity.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on hitchhiking.
June 9th, 2012 - Time Travel
Steve
Downing:
Steve's unique views on time travel.
Aaron
Brown:
Typewriter ribbons, the internet,
and life expectancy.
Mary
Finch:
A mother who wishes she could go
back, but her son's laughter pulls
her forward.
Michael
Goldberg:
The last word on time travel.
June 2nd, 2012 - June
Steve
Downing:
Artificial ice and Don Cherry.
Aaron
Brown:
The grand ambition that June stirs
within us.
Mary Finch:
If you're lucky, paradise visits
your back yard.
May 26th, 2012 - Memories
Steve
Downing:
Don't forget to remember to forget.
Aaron
Brown:
Remembering Johny Carson.
Mary Finch:
The inherent sweetness a sour pickle
can represent.
Robert Jevne:
Remembering Uncle Eddie...for the
most part.
Michael Goldberg:
The last word remembering those who
have passed.
May 19th, 2012 - Geocaching
Aaron
Brown:
What is a treasure anyway?
May 12th, 2012 - Grandmothers
Steve
Downing:
On his Grandmother
Jamie
Lee:
Things a Grandmother might grow
Aaron
Brown:
In honor of quiet stability
Mary Finch:
Grandmothers, memories, and the
senses.
Michael Goldberg:
The last word on Grandmothers.
May 5th, 2012 - I Don't Get...
Steve
Downing:
The exposed whichever derivative of
when?
Jamie
Lee:
On not getting it, yet.
Robert
Jevne:
How much can you
not get?
Aaron
Brown:
Which list is longer?
Mary Finch:
One thing Mary just doesn't get.
April 28th, 2012 - Do-overs
Steve
Downing:
contemplates the idea of do-overs
Robert
Jevne:
invokes some unexpected names in
talking about do-overs
Aaron
Brown:
If you had a second chance would you
do any better?
Michael
Goldberg
with the last word on second
chances.
April
14th, 2012 - Poetry
Steve
Downing:
On National Poetry Month
Jamie
Lee:
shares a few of hew favorite poems,
and one of her own
Robert
Jevne:
on the logic, reason, and humane
nature of the political season
Aaron
Brown:
Seeing the Iron Range and its most
renowned troubador through a clear
lens.
Mary Finch:
shares two poems about motherhood.
Michael
Goldberg
with the last word on poetry.
March 24th, 2012 - Spring
Aaron
Brown: Who's afraid of an early spring?
Steve
Downing:
Amphibians,
martinis, and the garbage of the
season.
Mary Finch:
Stunned by an
early spring.
Michael
Goldberg
with the last word on spring
March 17th, 2012 - Learning language
Aaron
Brown:
On language
Steve
Downing:
How learning a
dead language offered a new
direction on life.
Michael
Goldberg
with the last word.
March 10th, 2012 - Saving Time
Aaron
Brown:
Maybe saving time really isn't.
Steve
Downing:
Steve
considers the ways humans needlessly
overcomplicate things, and where to
look for suggestions.
Mary Eileen Finch
explores increments of time, and
what they, when you really think
about it, may contain.
Robert
Jevne:
Listen here for the final three
minutes Robert will devote to
television...ever.
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