Twin Cities PBSRoots of racial disparities are seen through a new lens in this film that explores the origins of housing segregation in the Minneapolis area. But the story also illustrates how African-American families and leaders resisted this insidious practice, and how Black people built community — within and despite — the red lines that these restrictive covenants created.
00:00 “Aryans Only. No African American blood or descent.” 03:17 Minnesota Leads Integration 06:01 A Black Family Moves Into A White Neighborhood 11:53 The Beginning of Racial Covenants 15:01 Mapping Prejudice 16:28 Who Benefits From Urban Planning? 19:50 Supreme Court Upholds Racial Covenants 20:59 The Invisible Color Lines 22:52 Citizen Terrorism 27:21 Redlining: Government Approved 31:15 Jim Crow of the North 34:16 Manufacturing Urban Poverty 39:05 Racial Covenants in the Suburbs 41:38 Fair Housing and the American Dream 46:00 1968 Fair Housing Act 47:39 35W and the Destruction of Black Communities 50:43 The Past Influences the Present 51:38 Mapping the History of Housing Discrimination 55:14 More Than Bricks and Mortar 56:30 Credits and More to Watch ________________________________________________
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Jim Crow of the North | Redlining and Racism in Minnesota | Full DocumentaryTwin Cities PBS2019-02-26 | Roots of racial disparities are seen through a new lens in this film that explores the origins of housing segregation in the Minneapolis area. But the story also illustrates how African-American families and leaders resisted this insidious practice, and how Black people built community — within and despite — the red lines that these restrictive covenants created.
00:00 “Aryans Only. No African American blood or descent.” 03:17 Minnesota Leads Integration 06:01 A Black Family Moves Into A White Neighborhood 11:53 The Beginning of Racial Covenants 15:01 Mapping Prejudice 16:28 Who Benefits From Urban Planning? 19:50 Supreme Court Upholds Racial Covenants 20:59 The Invisible Color Lines 22:52 Citizen Terrorism 27:21 Redlining: Government Approved 31:15 Jim Crow of the North 34:16 Manufacturing Urban Poverty 39:05 Racial Covenants in the Suburbs 41:38 Fair Housing and the American Dream 46:00 1968 Fair Housing Act 47:39 35W and the Destruction of Black Communities 50:43 The Past Influences the Present 51:38 Mapping the History of Housing Discrimination 55:14 More Than Bricks and Mortar 56:30 Credits and More to Watch ________________________________________________
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#Redlining #JimCrowOfTheNorth #BlackHistory #Education #Racism #documentaryTim Walz vs. Jeff Johnson | Final 2018 Minnesota Gubernatorial Debate On Key Issues & LeadershipTwin Cities PBS2024-10-18 | In this final debate before the 2018 Minnesota gubernatorial election, Republican candidate Jeff Johnson and DFL candidate Tim Walz go head-to-head, discussing critical issues like healthcare, immigration, gun control, and more. Watch as they shared their plans on leading the state in crisis, improving mental health in schools, tackling climate change, and addressing Minnesota’s opioid epidemic. Get insight into their leadership styles, policies, and priorities for the future of Minnesota.
00:00 Introduction: Tim Walz vs Jeff Johnson Final Debate 01:40 Leadership During a Crisis: Walz and Johnson’s Approaches 03:13 Health care and Insurance Reform in Minnesota 07:14 Immigration & Sanctuary State Debate: Walz vs Johnson 12:35 Mental Health in Schools & Veterans: Addressing the Crisis 14:20 Climate Change & Renewable Energy Policies for Minnesota 19:58 Gun Control: Universal Background Checks & Violence Prevention 23:08 $15 Minimum Wage Debate for Minnesota Workers 24:27 Affordable Housing Solutions & State Support 26:40 Political Campaign Ads: Candidates’ Perspectives 33:12 Phasing Out Social Security Income Tax in Minnesota 37:38 Senior Home Care & Worker Shortages in Minnesota 40:06 Expanding Legal Sports Gambling in Minnesota 41:35 Lightning Round: Quick Questions for the Candidates 42:45 Future Technology to Improve Government Services 44:35 Candidates Question Each Other Directly 47:00 The Opioid Epidemic: Solutions and Cost Control 49:00 How Each Candidate Would Appoint Commissioners 51:15 Civility in Politics: Restoring Respect in Minnesota ________________________________________________
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#timwalz #minnesota #governorForage, Harvest and Feast feat. Chef Sean Sherman AKA The Sioux Chef | RelishTwin Cities PBS2024-10-15 | Discover the deep roots of indigenous food traditions in Minnesota, from ancient techniques to modern culinary creations. Join ethnobotanist Linda Black Elk as she guides a traditional foraging experience, and learn the art of harvesting manoomin (wild rice) with expert ricers Veronica Skinaway and Michaa Aubid. Then, Chef Sean Sherman, AKA The Sioux Chef, brings these traditions to the table with a contemporary dish of fried wild rice. This episode is a journey through the rich flavors and history of indigenous foodways.
In "Relish", a food and culture series from Twin Cities PBS, Chef Yia Vang uses food to forge unexpected connections with other local chefs, food artisans and anyone who would describe themselves as "epicurious." With humor and curiosity, Chef Vang invites viewers into kitchens, markets and even a canoe, where chefs share dishes and ingredients with deep personal and cultural ties, offering a flavorful exploration of tradition and identity.
Don't miss this episode that celebrates Indigenous food traditions—and subscribe to Twin Cities PBS for more flavorful journeys!
"Relish" is funded by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction: Exploring Indigenous Ingredients in Minnesota 00:36 - Meet Ethnobotanist Linda Black Elk 01:33 - Forage for Edible Native Plants in Minnesota 06:27 - Meet Wild Ricers (Manoomin Gatherers) Veronica Skinaway and Michaa Aubid 07:09 - What is Manoomin, or Wild Rice? 12:00 - Processing Manoomin, or Wild Rice for Cooking 14:18 - Cook Wild Rice Soup with Chef Branden 15:44 - Meet Chef Sean Sherman, the Sioux Chef 16:09 - Cooking with Foraged and Indigenous Ingredients 23:27 - Tasting with the Sioux Chef, Sean Sherman ________________________________________________
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#indigenous #wildrice #foodloverMinnesotas Capital Was Once Named After a BootleggerTwin Cities PBS2024-10-12 | From "Pig's Eye" to "Saint Paul" — the name of Minnesota's capital has a wild history. Ever heard of the bootlegger with a bad temper and a missing eye who gave our city its original name? Here's the story!
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#minnesota #history #historyfacts #stpaulmn #historyshortsWe Made This Meat Lover Eat Vegetables | RelishTwin Cities PBS2024-10-08 | Can plants really satisfy a meat lover? Find out as sibling duo Aubry and Kale Walch of The Herbivorous Butcher and Herbie Butcher's Fried Chicken recreate their Guamanian grandma's Chamorro kelaguen—but with plant-based chicken and beef alternatives. Plus, Chef K Taylor and Mariam Omari of Chef K's Revolutionary Catering prove that American and Kenyan collard greens can be just as delicious without meat! This episode is all about showing how vegetables can take center stage in bold, flavorful dishes.
In "Relish", a food and culture series from Twin Cities PBS, Chef Yia Vang uses food to forge unexpected connections with other local chefs, food artisans and anyone who would describe themselves as "epicurious." With humor and curiosity, Chef Vang invites viewers into kitchens, markets and even a canoe, where chefs share dishes and ingredients with deep personal and cultural ties, offering a flavorful exploration of tradition and identity.
Don't miss this episode packed with plant-based flavor and cultural stories—and subscribe to Twin Cities PBS for more culinary explorations!
"Relish" is funded by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
Chapters: 0:00 - Cooking Vegan Today 0:18 - Meet Aubrey and Kale Walch of the Vegan Herbivorous Butcher 0:29 - Shopping for Jackfruit at Hmong Village 4:08 - How to Cook Jackfruit as a Meat Alternative for Chamarro (Guamanian) Vegan Kelaguen 7:53 - Vegan Home Chef 101, How To Make An Easy Seitan 12:52 - Tasting Jackfruit Daiquiris and Vegan Kelaguen 14:29 - History of Plant-based Substitutes 15:45 - Meet Chef K Taylor and Mariam Omari of K's Revolutionary Catering and More 17:01 - Cooking Collard Greens Two Ways: American Southern Style and Kenyan Style 24:06 - Tasting Vegan Collard Greens and Vegan Cornbread 25:37 - Conclusion: Vegan and Plant-Based Cooking ________________________________________________
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#vegan #foodlover #minnesota2024 Fall St. Paul Art CrawlTwin Cities PBS2024-10-04 | This weekend, October 4th-6th, experience the 2024 St. Paul Art Collective Fall St. Paul Art Crawl, where artists and our local community unite to celebrate creativity across 30 gallery locations in ten St. Paul neighborhoods. This year, we celebrate the power of art to bring us together, even in times of sorrow. As we explore the galleries, artist lofts, and shared spaces, we honor the memory of Carrie Kwok, a beloved artist of Lowertown whose creativity and spirit inspired many. Let's come together to support our artists and celebrate the resilience of our community. 💙🎨
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#stpaulmn #supportlocalartists #artcollective #artistsonyoutube #artistcommunityGov.-Elect Tim Walz And Lt. Gov.-Elect Peggy Flanagan Offer Glimpse Into Governing Style In 2018Twin Cities PBS2024-10-02 | In this 2018 interview, Minnesota's Governor-elect Tim Walz and Lt. Governor-elect Peggy Flanagan share their vision for "One Minnesota." They discuss priorities such as improving education, expanding healthcare access and promoting inclusivity. Walz emphasizes bipartisan collaboration, while Flanagan focuses on amplifying Indigenous and diverse voices. Watch as they outlined their plans to unite Minnesota across political and geographic divides. ________________________________________________
00:50 Choosing Their Cabinet Commissioners 04:24 Senator Tina Smith Mentorship Of Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan 05:54 Governor Tim Walz's And Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan's Working Relationship 07:00 Choosing Commissioners, Candidates Discussion 10:00 State Of Minnesota Budgeting Approach 12:30 Approach To Working With Media 14:44 Proposed Paid Family And Medical Leave Discussion 16:30 Inauguration Plans ________________________________________________
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#timwalz #minnesota #news #election20242019 Thanksgiving Side Dish Showdown: Governor Tim Walz’s Delicious Dish!Twin Cities PBS2024-10-02 | Check out this exciting 2019 Side Dish Showdown, featuring Governor Tim Walz and other Minnesota legislators as they compete to see who has the best Thanksgiving side dish. Discover a variety of delicious recipes and see how these local leaders showcased their culinary skills. Don't miss this fun and flavorful competition that celebrates the spirit of Thanksgiving in Minnesota. Stay tuned to see which dish wins the title of the best side dish!
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#timwalz #thanksgivingfood #minnesotaWhich Thanksgiving Side Dish Reigns Supreme In 2019? Chef Yia Vangs Epic Decision Revealed.Twin Cities PBS2024-10-02 | Chef Yia Vang and our viewers choose their favorite Thanksgiving side dishes offered by Gov. Tim Walz and Minnesota legislators in this unique 2019 Thanksgiving Side Dish Showdown. Who won the Chef's and Audience awards? Watch and find out. ________________________________________________
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Watch the competition: youtu.be/nDZGDa7xB0cMinnesotas Metal HistoryTwin Cities PBS2024-10-01 | Minnesota's history is more metal than you think. Indigenous communities here turned glacial copper into tools and jewelry, making Minnesota a hub of early innovation. ⚒️🔥 ________________________________________________
#minnesotahistory #history #minnesota #mnhistory #historyfacts #indigenoushistory #copperage #bronzeage #historyreelsWrapped in Tradition: Cornish-style Pasties and Savory Argentine Empanadas | RelishTwin Cities PBS2024-10-01 | Portable, filling, and easy on the wallet, unwrap the world of Cornish pasties and Argentine empanadas! Join Alec and Fiona Duncan of Potter's Pasties and Pies as they share the art of crafting authentic Cornish-style pasties, and Belén Rodríguez of Quebracho who introduces us to the flavorful world of Argentine empanadas. Discover the origins of these hand-held pies, their cultural significance, and how they became beloved street foods around the globe.
In "Relish", a food and culture series from Twin Cities PBS, Chef Yia Vang uses food to forge unexpected connections with other local chefs, food artisans and anyone who would describe themselves as "epicurious." With humor and curiosity, Chef Vang invites viewers into kitchens, markets and even a canoe, where chefs share dishes and ingredients with deep personal and cultural ties, offering a flavorful exploration of tradition and identity.
Don’t miss this flavorful episode that takes you from the UK to Argentina—and subscribe to Twin Cities PBS for more food adventures!
"Relish" is funded by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
Chapters: 0:00 - Are pasties and empanadas some of the first fast foods? 0:16 - Meet Alec and Fiona Duncan of Potter's Pasties and Pies 4:54 - History of the Cornish Pastie and how they came to Michigan and Minnesota's Iron Range 7:07 - How to make Pasties 11:54 - Worker's Food and Fast-Food Traditions Around the World (Empanadas, Tamales, Pasties, Tiffin, Bento Box) 13:46 - Meet Belén Rodríguez of Quebracho 14:01: Why a Greek Grocery Store Carries Products from Argentina 17:33 - Making Grandma's Argentine Beef Empanada Recipe 25:03 - Conclusion with Chef Yia Vang ________________________________________________
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#foodtruck #foodlover #minnesotaThe pronunciation origins of LatinxTwin Cities PBS2024-09-29 | 'Latinx’ sparks debate, but its goal is inclusion. Language evolves to reflect diverse identities.
#hispanicheritagemonth #spanishlanguage #latino #latina #latineWhat Makes Ramen and Pho so Slurpable? | RelishTwin Cities PBS2024-09-24 | Ramen and Pho, two of the most popular noodle dishes in the world, have a surprising shared history. Chef Yia Vang digs into these dishes with Chef John Ng, making Chompon Ramen, with a rich broth and tender noodles, and Chef Hai Truong, making Pho with Meatballs, full of fragrant herbs and tender beef.
In "Relish", a food and culture series from Twin Cities PBS, Chef Yia Vang uses food to forge unexpected connections with other local chefs, food artisans and anyone who would describe themselves as "epicurious." With humor and curiosity, Chef Vang invites viewers into kitchens, markets and even a canoe, where chefs share dishes and ingredients with deep personal and cultural ties, offering a flavorful exploration of tradition and identity.
"Relish" is funded by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 1:37 - Meet Chef John Ng 4:06 - How to Make Ramen Broth 8:04 - Assembling Ramen 9:50 - Tasting Ramen 13:06 - Shopping at an Asian Market 15:15 - Meet Chef Hai Truong 17:41 - How to Make Pho 22:47 - Assembling and Tasting Pho 25:09 - Conclusion
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#ramen #pho #minnesotaArr, it’s Talk Like A Pirate Day, mateys! Did ye know MN had its own timber pirates back in the day?Twin Cities PBS2024-09-20 | ...My Minnesota Culture Shock | Four StrangersTwin Cities PBS2024-09-19 | Where is home when you can’t go back to the place you are from? As a pwa k’nyaw (Karen) refugee living in the Midwest and author, Remona creates stories that offer a sense of belonging for migrant children.
"Four Strangers" gathers a group of expatriates for a social soirée that sparks unexpected connections and insights. Each episode explores their unique stories, cultural challenges, and the shared experiences of life as newcomers to the Midwest.
"Four Strangers" is funded by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
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#memes #producerlife #producers #workhumor #workjokesWhy I Moved to Minnesota and What Keeps Me Here | Four StrangersTwin Cities PBS2024-09-17 | In Nigeria, Olu was made to speak English over Yoruba, his first language. Now, as a filmmaker in the Midwest, he navigates the complexities of Black identity in America, while drawing comfort from South Asian flavors that evoke memories of home.
"Four Strangers" gathers a group of expatriates for a social soirée that sparks unexpected connections and insights. Each episode explores their unique stories, cultural challenges, and the shared experiences of life as newcomers to the Midwest.
"Four Strangers" is funded by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
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#minnesota #nigeria #immigrationstoriesAlmanac Race to Watch: Close MN House Representative Race In North Oaks/Lino LakesTwin Cities PBS2024-09-17 | Almanac reporter Mary Lahammer examines the close House race in North Oaks/Lino Lakes, District 36A. Local residents and the candidates State Representative Elliott Engen and Janelle Calhoun share their perspectives.
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#minnesota #election2024 #politicsnewsCan Solar Panels and Cows Coexist? Cutting-Edge Agrivoltaics Research in MinnesotaTwin Cities PBS2024-09-16 | In west-central Minnesota, groundbreaking agrivoltaic research is reshaping farming. Almanac reporter Kaomi Lee explores how dairy cows are grazing under solar panels, combining agriculture with renewable energy. Agrivoltaics offers shade for livestock, reducing heat stress and boosting milk production. Discover how these solar arrays, which power farms and electric vehicles, are creating a sustainable future for farmers by generating electricity without sacrificing cropland. Learn from the innovative research of the University of Minnesota and local farmers who are leading the charge in dual-use solar farming. ________________________________________________
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#agrivoltaics #solarenergy #renewableenergy #agriculture #minnesotaMinnesota Dairy Farms Embrace Robotic Milking: A Fourth-Generation Farmers JourneyTwin Cities PBS2024-09-14 | Explore the future of dairy farming with robots! Almanac reporter Kaomi Lee visits Green Waves Farm and Carlson Dairy, where fourth-generation farmers like David Berning are using robotic milkers to revolutionize their operations. Discover how automation is helping Minnesota dairy farmers manage large herds, boost efficiency, and navigate challenges like labor shortages and low milk prices. With cows monitored by sensors and milked by robots, the industry is evolving faster than ever. Could this tech be the key to dairy farm survival? Watch now to see modern farming in action!
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#dairyfarming #robotics #FarmAutomationComing to America: Does Minnesota Feel Like Home? | Four StrangersTwin Cities PBS2024-09-12 | Thinking about moving somewhere new but don’t speak the language? Dani, an Argentinean immigrant, navigated life in the Midwest with excitement but also guilt. While her European appearance brought certain privileges, she struggled with adjustment. With the support of friends and the comfort of a cup of hot yerba maté, she eventually found her place in her new home.
"FOUR STRANGERS" gathers a group of expatriates for a social soirée that sparks unexpected connections and insights. Each episode explores their unique stories, cultural challenges, and the shared experiences of life as newcomers to the Midwest.
"Four Strangers" is funded by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
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#minnesota #argentina #immigrationPuerto Rican Humor Hits Different in the Midwest | Four StrangersTwin Cities PBS2024-09-10 | Puerto Ricans are American citizens at birth, but moving from there to the Midwest can still feel like landing in a foreign country. Xavier meets three kindred spirits on similar journeys to share stories of Florecitas, the challenges of adapting to a new language, and the insights he’s gained since leaving behind his closest confidant: his father.
"Four Strangers" gathers a group of expatriates for a social soirée that sparks unexpected connections and insights. Each episode explores their unique stories, cultural challenges, and the shared experiences of life as newcomers to the Midwest.
"Four Strangers" is funded by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
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#minnesota #puertorico #immigrantsVP Nominee Tim Walz Ignites Political Buzz at the 2024 Minnesota State FairTwin Cities PBS2024-09-05 | Catch the buzz from the 2024 Minnesota State Fair as political excitement hits new heights. With Governor Tim Walz nominated as Vice President alongside Kamala Harris, reporter Mary Lahammer captures the energy on the ground. Watch her interviews with Senator Amy Klobuchar and State Representative Danny Nadeau as they discuss campaign strategies from both sides of the aisle.
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#electionnews #minnesotastatefair #timwalzInterviewing More Llamas at the Minnesota State Fair! #statefair #llamas #comedyTwin Cities PBS2024-08-31 | The 4-H Llama-Alpaca Costume Contest is a highlight of the Minnesota State Fair, so we had local Comedian Sam Schedler interview the stars to see what all the fuzz is about!
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Check out last year's video of Sam's interview at the Minnesota State Fair 4-H Llama-Alpaca Costume Contest, featuring more adorable llamas in their finest outfits: youtube.com/shorts/dtiUE6ec24E?si=HkyF-CezrbFGTJQb
#funny #comedian #minnesota #fair #costume #farmanimalsHow Governor Tim Walz Works With Top Women Political LeadersTwin Cities PBS2024-08-26 | From Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan to DFL Speaker of the House Melissa Hortman to Republican Minority Leader Representative Lisa Demuth, Governor Tim Walz works closely with several women political leaders across Minnesota. "Almanac" Reporter Mary Lahammer takes a look at the history of Gov. Walz's working relationships with women.
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#timwalz #election2024 #minnesotaAll of the essentials, of course! 😌 #officehumor #shorts #officememes #workhumor #trendingshortsTwin Cities PBS2024-08-16 | All of the essentials, of course! 😌 ________________________________________________
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#shortsyoutube #trendingaudio #tiktokaudios #workjokes #officejokesBest of Bob Ross: Best of the Joy of Painting - Special Edition | Premiering August 15th!Twin Cities PBS2024-08-10 | Celebrate the timeless legacy of Bob Ross with this joyful remix compilation by PBS Digital Studios and MelodySheep! 🎨🌲
Since "The Joy of Painting" first aired in 1983, Bob Ross has captivated audiences with his serene approach to art and his deep love for nature. This remix brings together some of Bob's most iconic moments, showcasing his gentle guidance and the soothing presence that has made him an enduring figure in popular culture.
As Bob would say, "There are no mistakes, just happy accidents." Let this video remind you that creativity knows no bounds!
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#bobross #nostalgicNewton’s Apple, or Charlie xcx’s Apple? 🍏 #tiktoktrend #dancetrendsTwin Cities PBS2024-08-06 | Newton's Apple, or Charli xcx's Apple? We couldn't resist doing the cutest trending dance of the season! 🍎 🍏 #appledance #trend ________________________________________________
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#shortsyoutube #trendingaudio #tiktokaudiosInside White Earth Nations Cannabis Grow Facility & Dispensary | 1-Yr. of MN Marijuana LegalizationTwin Cities PBS2024-08-01 | August 1, 2024, marks the one-year anniversary of Minnesota's marijuana legalization. Join reporter Kaomi Lee for an exclusive tour inside White Earth Nation's cannabis grow facility and dispensary. Get a rare look at their operations and learn how it will play a crucial role in the tribe's future. Don't miss this inside look at the advancements and impacts of cannabis legalization within the White Earth Nation. ________________________________________________
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#cannabisdaily #cannabiscommunity #minnesota #nativeamericanClose MN House Representative Race in St. Peter | Almanac Race to Watch, District 18ATwin Cities PBS2024-07-30 | The MN House seat in St. Peter's District 18A has been decided by less than 500 votes in the last two election cycles. In this episode of Almanac's "Race to Watch", reporter Mary Lahammer interviews candidates Representative Jeff Brand and Erica Schwartz. Watch as they discuss what makes this year's race another close contest and the key issues at stake. ________________________________________________
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#minnesota #2024elections #politicalnewsTwin… where have you been?! #shorts #lipsync #trendingshorts #workhumorTwin Cities PBS2024-07-25 | Twin… where have you been?!
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#shortsyoutube #trendingaudio #tiktokaudiosBehind the scenes of filming StageTwin Cities PBS2024-07-24 | Take a peek behind the scenes of TPT's "Stage" with The Current 🎬 - we had a blast at First Avenue's 7th Street Entry with The Suburbs & Matt Wilson! 🎸
Want to join our next exclusive live filming? Enter The Current's ticket giveaway at thecurrent.org/stage. Only 3 shows left this summer! 🌟
***We do not own this music. "Love Is the Law" by The Suburbs is used with their permission.***
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#livemusic #shorts #giveaway #localmusic44 that’s her: Jordan the Social Media Intern! #shorts #44thatsme #trendingTwin Cities PBS2024-07-23 | 44 that’s her: Jordan the Social Media Intern! ________________________________________________
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#socialmediamanager #viralaudio #shortsyoutube“I guess we’ll never know!” Introducing our new Social Media Manager, Sabrina! #shorts #trendingTwin Cities PBS2024-07-23 | “I guess we’ll never know!” Introducing our new Social Media Manager, Sabrina!
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#socialmediamanager #viralaudio #shortsyoutubeExploring the New Adoption Law in MinnesotaTwin Cities PBS2024-07-19 | As of July 1, 2024, adult adoptees born in Minnesota can now access their original birth records, eliminating a major hurdle for those seeking information about their identities. Reporter Kaomi Lee explores the impact this new law change is already having on Minnesota adoptees. ________________________________________________
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#adoption #minnesota #adoptionawarenessAlmanac Race to Watch: Close MN House Representative Race in Coon Rapids, Andover District 35BTwin Cities PBS2024-07-18 | There's an open House seat this election for the Coon Rapids, Andover District 35B. In the last election, this seat was decided by just over 200 votes. Reporter Mary Lahammer speaks with candidates Kari Rehrauer and Steve Pape on what's expected to be another close contest. ________________________________________________
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#minnesota #2024elections #politicalnewsAlmanac Race to Watch: Close MN House Representative Race In Chanhassen District 48BTwin Cities PBS2024-07-11 | In the last election, the House seat in Chanhassen District 48B was decided by just over 400 votes. Almanac Reporter Mary Lahammer speaks with candidates State Representative Lucy Rehm and Caleb Steffenhagen For MN on what's expected to be another close contest. ________________________________________________
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#minnesota #2024elections #politicalnewsAlmanac Race to Watch: Close MN House Representative Race In New Prague/Northfield District 58ATwin Cities PBS2024-07-09 | Almanac reporter Mary Lahammer examines the close House race in Northfield/New Prague, District 58A. Local residents and the candidates State Representative Kristi Pursell and Rita Hillmann Olson share their perspectives. ________________________________________________
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#minnesota #election2024 #politicsnewsGordon Parks’ American Gothic: Liberating the Voices and Visions of a New GenerationTwin Cities PBS2024-06-19 | After a 20-year hiatus, Twin Cities PBS, in partnership with SoulTouch Productions, dusted off its acclaimed original program Don’t Believe the HYPE in 2023.
Executive Produced by original HYPE co-creator Robin Hickman-Winfield (with Susan Robeson), and Daniel Bergin, the project’s goal then—and now—is to leverage the power of media-making to help Indigenous, Black, Latine, and Asian American youth craft their own narratives and amplify their unique voices within the Twin Cities community.
Directed by Abdifatah Abdi and produced by the HYPE crew, the latest HYPE project features a visit to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts to explore Gordon Parks' iconic American Gothic collection centered on Ella Watson. This collection was created while Parks was on an apprenticeship with the Farm Security Administration and first met Ella Watkins, who cleaned the government buildings in Washington, D.C. After getting to know Watkins, Parks produced "American Gothic," his first photography series, which portrays the struggles and moments of joy in Black American life. In the film, Executive Producer Robin Hickman-Winfield and the crew engage in discussions reflecting on Watson's significance while relating the photos to their own lives.
Crew Members in Documentary: - Mariam Elias-Danjuma - Sarah Rahmoune - Marquan Harper - Shaylynn Walton - Kevin Pollard - Olivia Moore - Semaj Ward - Damarj Robinson - Maleeah Overton - Alimah Sure-Aisa - Aketzally Murillo
Missing Crew Members (Pictured at the end of the film): - Moogie Silva - Nik Paw - Benny Guajardo - Mahogany Robinson ________________________________________________
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#photography #blackhistory #minneapolisWhat Are We Doing Today?Twin Cities PBS2024-06-13 | "What are we doing today?" Join @yiavang70 as he steps into the kitchen with local chefs and food makers to explore their vibrant foods and cultural dishes in the new season of "Relish."
Catch the latest season of "Relish" now streaming for free on the PBS App.
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#food #foodie #twincitiesBuckets and Buckets, An Essay By David GilletteTwin Cities PBS2024-06-07 | Almanac Essayist David Gillette has a new idea for some old rocks.
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#rocks #rockcollection #essayHistory Of Pasties (As In The Food Kind)Twin Cities PBS2024-06-06 | Yia Vang discovers the history behind this delicious Cornish hot pocket meal with Alec and Fiona Duncan of Potters Pasties and Pies.
Catch this episode and the latest season of "Relish" now streaming for free on the PBS App.
"Relish" is made possible by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota.
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#food #foodie #twincitiesMN Governors’ National AmbitionsTwin Cities PBS2024-06-06 | National media has been featuring Gov. Tim Walz recently to discuss the 2024 election. Could this lead to national office aspirations? Almanac Reporter Mary Lahammer spoke with Brian McClung to compare the similarity with former Gov. Tim Pawlenty's journey.
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#minnesota #governor #nationalnewsMinnesota Immigrants In Rural ChildcareTwin Cities PBS2024-05-31 | Reporter Kaomi Lee visits an East Grand Forks childcare center started by Minnesota immigrants to help meet the need for childcare in rural communities.
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#childcare #rurallife #minnesotaDescend Into MNs Oldest MineTwin Cities PBS2024-05-29 | What's it like to plunge a half mile down into the oldest mine in MN? Join Reporter Kaomi Lee as she explores the depths of the Soudan Underground Mine, providing a glimpse into the harsh conditions coal miners endured.
#mines #minnesota #ironrangeASMR Tasty Sounds Of RelishTwin Cities PBS2024-05-29 | Savor the sounds of our tasty new season of "Relish"! Yia Vang is joined by MN chefs and food makers sharing stories behind the food and dishes they create. Stream "Relish" Season 5 for free now on the PBS App and on TPT.org/relish.
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#food #asmr #cookingAre Cacti Safe To eat?Twin Cities PBS2024-05-24 | Cactus paddles or nopales are delicious! “Relish” host and chef @yiavang70 teaches us how to cook cactus. Fingers beware! Stream all new episodes of “Relish” for free on the PBS App.
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#cooking #food #nopales #cactus #foodieRenewable Energy In Rural MinnesotaTwin Cities PBS2024-05-17 | A recent report puts MN as a national leader in renewable energy. Reporter Kaomi Lee of Almanac traveled to Mower County to visit a wind farm to learn how renewable energy projects impact rural communities.
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#renewableenergy #cleanenergy #windfarm #solarenergy #minnesotaPho vs. RamenTwin Cities PBS2024-05-16 | Ever wondered what sets Pho apart from Ramen? And how do you actually pronounce 'Pho' correctly? Yia Vang guides you through the flavors and pronunciations! Stream "Relish" Season 5 for free now on the PBS App and on TPT.org/relish.
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#food #foodie #phosoup #ramen #ramennoodles #asianfood #minnesota #cooking #twincities #minneapolis #stpaulJourneying Through Family Inspired Flavors in RamenTwin Cities PBS2024-05-15 | Yia Vang steps into the kitchen with John Ng to whip up his popular ramen dish inspired by flavors from his mom and grandmother.
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#food #foodie #ramen #asianfood #minnesota #cooking #twincities #minneapolis #stpaulUnlocking The Unparalleled Flavors of PhoTwin Cities PBS2024-05-14 | Chef Yia Vang steps into the kitchen of Hai Truong to create a pho masterpiece that's packed with unparalleled flavors.
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