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The Roadhouse

  • Friday 4-6pm
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variety of musical genres chosen by hosts
The Roadhouse is a volunteer-produced music show with a special focus on the weekend, featuring local event and music announcements and a fun music mix. Hosted by a rotating cast of volunteers including Tracy Benson, Julie Carlson, Brian Neil and Dave TerSteeg.

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Kayaking from Northwest Angle to Key West...4,000 miles of lakes, rivers and ocean

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Daniel Alvarez chatted with Bob Aug. 17 by phone from his kayak on the Big Lake near Two Harbors. Daniel is paddling from Northwest Angle to Key West, via the St. Louis and Mississippi rivers. You can follow his adventure here.

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Tonight on the Roadhouse: Kayaking MN to Key West, great music, and...a flying car?

Tune in to The Roadhouse tonight at 5. Buck and Bob chat with Daniel Alvarez, who's kayaking from Angle Inlet to Key West and recently passed thru Grand Marais. They'll also talk with Greg Herrick, pilot and aviation aficionado, about his collection of vintage aircraft and all things flying...including a car. And Thea Ennen & Daniel 'Ja Vue' Peterson, wonderful musicians from River Falls, Wisc., make their Roadhouse debut. Don't miss it!

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Pete K and Eric Meyer rock Studio A

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Favorites Pete Kavanaugh and Eric Meyer (of the Pete K Group) stopped in to The Roadhouse Aug. 10 to play some great blues guitar.


 
 

Singer-songwriter Charlie Roth makes his Roadhouse debut

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 Charlie Roth plays a unique blend of Americana, folk, blues, country, Celtic and more. He stopped by Studio A Aug. 10 to chat and play a few tunes on his guitar, accompanied by his foot.


 
 

Bump Blomberg joins Moors & McCumber for great music in Studio A

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Buck and Bob welcomed James Moors and Kort McCumber, with local musician Bump Blomberg, to The Roadhouse Aug. 10, before their performance that evening at Betsy Bowen's What's Upstairs in Grand Marais.


 
 

Grand Rapids musicians Matthew & Sam Miltich stop by Studio A

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Matthew and Sam Miltich were in town Aug. 3 to play at Harbor Park during Fisherman's Picnic. They stopped by The Roadhouse to talk about the challenges and joys of being a rural musician and, of course, Sam played a few songs.


 
 

Dr. Alena Grabowski on the science behind Olympian Oscar Pistorius' artificial feet

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Buck chatted Aug. 3 with Dr. Alena Grabowski, research professor at the U of Colorado Boulder Locomotion Laboratory. She's involved in research and testing on people using assistive devices to walk and run, including Oscar Pistorius, the first double amputee to compete in the Olympics. The study found that Pistorius does not receive any net advantage from using artificial feet to run.

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New study: School start dates before Labor Day negatively affect family travel & tourism

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The U of MN Tourism Center conducted a study recently to look at how travel among households with school-aged children is affected when school starts before Labor Day. Ann Possis spoke Aug. 3 with Ingrid Schneider, director of the Center, about the results and what they might mean for tourism and for policy makers considering changing school start dates.

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Joe Paulik with Jessi Nicholson - Photo by Stephan Hoglund

The Joe Paulik Band plays Studio A

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The Joe Paulik Band stopped by The Roadhouse July 27 to chat and play a few songs. Joe Paulik is on guitar and vocals, Jessi Nicholson sings, and John Mianowski plays bass guitar. Drummer Rick Brandenburg and fiddler Max Bichel joined them later that evening at the Raven's Nest above the Gun Flint Tavern in Grand Marais.


 
 

Amy Shaw on community engagement by public media, and why it matters

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Amy Shaw, senior VP at Nine Network of Public Media, St. Louis, visited Grand Marais recently. Bob spoke with her July 27 about what community engagement is, and why it's essential for public radio and TV to keep community engagement at the center of all they do.

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