Upcoming Guests
Do you listen to Hear It Now online or download
a podcast version?
Tom Nicholls, a senior lecturer in Media Theory
at the University of Lincoln, U.K. is conducting research into how people
listen to the show in the U.S, Canada in fact anywhere in the whole world.
If you would like to take part, email tnicholls@lincoln.ac.uk
Monday, May 19 - Meet filmmaker Digger Kohler. He'll be filming
a concert in Marmouth, North Dakota, part of his film about Minneapolis
music legend Willie Murphy. Willie and Digger are our guests. ~~~ Bill
Lowman previews this weekends cowboy poetry gathering in Medora. ~~~ Tom
Isern has this week's Plains Folk column, Norski Ball.
Tuesday, May 20 - Bruce Roseland has a new book of poems out.
"A Prairie Prayer" is a follow-up to his award winning first release,
"The Last Buffalo." ~~~ Marilyn Snyder of the State Historical Society
of North Dakota is here to preview the Summer Reading Kick-off on May
30 and the grand opening of Dakota, the Dinomummy on June 14.
Wednesday, May 21 - William Lee Miller has written "President
Lincoln, the Duty of a Statesman." He'll be interviewed today by guest
host Rick Collin of the State Historical Society of North Dakota. ~~~
Katherine Satrom has travel news.
Thursday, May 22 - We travel to the oil patch to hear how the
oil business is pumping in western North Dakota. Merrill is on location
in Stanley. ~~~ Merrill has "What's Happening" this weekend.
Friday, May 23 - Tim Mathern, candidate for governor, is John
Harris' guest in this week's excerpt from the Prairie Pulse television
show. ~~~ Dave Thompson takes a look at recent headlines. ~~~ We're off
to the movies with Matt Olien.
Monday, May 26 - Memorial Day special ... oral histories from
North Dakota veterans from the World War II Prairie Memories television
show.
You can order books and CDs from Hear It Now guests at the Public
Radio Bookstore online, or by calling toll free 877-488-4719.
Opening music
theme: "So What," written by Miles Davis, performed
by Jerry Garcia and David Grisman. Closing
music theme: Artie Traum, "Fourteen Turtles."
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