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RURAL REFLECTIONS Rural Reflections Radio
Here is this week's Rural Reflections Radio program, Bullitt...
Posted on 5/10/13 at 10:39 AM
BEST FRIENDS ND United Nations Foundation
Listen to internet radio with Barbara Talisman CFRE on Blog Talk Radio...
Posted on 12/14/12 at 10:38 AM
MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE My Unwanted Follower
Sometimes, when were young and nubile and wearing tight pants, guys follow a little close. And while my pants may fit a little tighter than what I like now and then, Im no longer young and nubile, so...
Posted on 9/6/12 at 2:02 PM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II faith fridays: patrick coffin and our price tag
Last night was the night of a lifetime for me. It was special enough to do something I may have done only one other time in my life. I scheduled an appointment to have my hair styled. I also bou...
Posted on 2/3/12 at 4:51 PM
STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT Area Christian Ministry has a huge God Moment!
This all took place on Oct. 13-15, 2011. Hearing of it made me misty eyed. I present this story just as it was presented to me: Every fall for the past 17 years, Shine the Light Inc., a non-profit Ch...
Posted on 10/28/11 at 12:39 PM
KNOX’s Jim Bollman retires after 55 years 
A fly buzzed the control board, a hearing aid buzzed his ear, a mysterious cough persisted and the studio temperature grew uncomfortable because of a malfunctioning air conditioner. But, in short order, Jim Bollman had matters under control early this morning, just before the start of his last day as “the morning man” at KNOX-1310 AM.
By Ryan Bakken , July 31, 2012
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NPR 'Car Talk' duo retiring; reruns to continue
The chatty mechanics on NPR's “Car Talk” are pulling in to the garage. Tom and Ray Magliozzi said Friday they will stop making new episodes of their comic auto advice show at the end of September, 25 years after “Car Talk” began in Boston. The show airs every Saturday morning and is National Public Radio's most popular program.
By Associated Press , June 08, 2012
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Scott Hennen asks fans to become ‘founding fathers’
Scott Hennen has a new timeslot and a new plan to enlist his fans as backers – “founding fathers,” as he puts it – of AM 1100 The Flag. The conservative talk radio host said Thursday he will announce today that he’s seeking 1,600 backers to put $1,000 each toward the purchase and operation of the station.
By Marino Eccher , June 01, 2012
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Hennen returns to the airwaves, denies oil baron Hamm is investor in station purchase
Scott Hennen, the man conservative talk radio listeners in the Red River Valley call “The Chairman,” plans to keep AM1100 The Flag focused on conservative talk. Hennen declined to reveal who makes up his current investor group. But he said oil billionaire Harold Hamm, who he counts as a friend, is not part of that group.
By Helmut Schmidt , April 19, 2012
Radio host Hennen to buy back The Flag
Conservative host previously owned stationScott Hennen, a conservative talk show host and radio station manager, has signed an agreement to buy back 1100 AM The Flag, the Fargo radio station he founded in 2008 before his investors fired him in 2010.
By Wendy Reuer, Eric Peterson and John Lamb , April 18, 2012
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Radio producer launches food truck, new radio show
Former KFGO executive producer Jason Spiess is makin’ bacon and “Talkin’ Bakken.” The 38-year-old Fargo man left his radio job with plans to open The Rolling Stove mobile food truck in Dickinson. But in addition to serving breakfast and barbecue, Spiess will broadcast a new radio show from the food truck every day over the noon hour called “Talkin’ Bakken.”
By Amy Dalrymple , April 18, 2012
How the sinking Titanic raised a new era in journalism
It was the news story that forever changed the way news was shared.
One hundred years ago, when a “tweet” was simply the sound a bird made, the story of the Titanic’s sinking spread across the globe via a network of amateurs who used a then-cutting-edge radio technology.
By Tammy Swift and Associated Press , April 15, 2012
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Businessman, radio personality Howard Webb leaves legacy of active retirement
Howard Webb, a longtime Grand Forks dairy company salesman who in retirement became a public figure of sorts for his work on radio covering local government, died Sunday, April 8, in the Northwood (N.D.) Deaconess Health Center. He was 96.
By Stephen J. Lee , April 11, 2012
Areavoices: A vintage 'Phillips 66 Radio Revue' broadcast from May 1952
Live musical programs were the foundation of WDAY’s early days of broadcasting. By the 1950’s, as pre-recorded music came more into vogue, WDAY still featured live musicians on shows with titles like Swing Shop, Jam for Supper, Matinee for Moderns, Pop Tunes at Five and Modern Harmonies with the Phil Rito Trio.
By Forum Communications , April 06, 2012
Liberal group starts radio campaign against Rush Limbaugh
Rush Limbaugh's opponents are starting a radio campaign against him today, seizing upon the radio star's attack of a Georgetown law student as a "slut" to make a long-term effort aimed at weakening his business.
By David Bauder , March 22, 2012
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Conservative talk show host Scott Hennen off the air in Grand Forks
Scott Hennen’s conservative talk show has been dropped from KNOX Radio in Grand Forks, his “adopted hometown,” as the station moves to more news-oriented afternoon programming, program director Jarrod “J.T.” Thomas said Tuesday.
By Chuck Haga , March 20, 2012
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Ross Hartsough, Grand Forks, letter: Be proud to live where dissent is heard
Many people say things with which I not only disagree, but vehemently disagree. And I am pleased to live in a country where this is permitted.
By Ross Hartsough , March 10, 2012
Limbaugh calls his apology to student sincere; more advertisers leave show
VIDEO: Watch at bottom of articleRadio host Rush Limbaugh also joked that he, too, got a busy signal today when he called the show to join the growing roster of advertisers abandoning it. The student, Sandra Fluke, said Limbaugh's apology did nothing to change the corrosive tone of the debate over health care coverage and that Americans have to decide whether they want to support companies that continue to advertise on his program.
By Philip Elliott , March 05, 2012
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Law student gets apology from Limbaugh after insult
Radio host Rush Limbaugh has apologized to a Georgetown University law student for calling her insulting names. He had come under intense criticism from womens' groups, politicians from both political parties and some of the advertisers on his talk show.
By Philip Elliott , March 03, 2012
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Schultz finds his liberal footing among talk broadcasters
Flip through the radio dial any given afternoon and you might hear an angry-sounding white man railing against the government, Congress and dastardly politicians. No, not Rush Limbaugh. It's former Red River Valley talk host and sportscaster Ed Schultz.
By Alana Semuels , February 22, 2012
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