The Roadhouse

In this feature, Bob Carter speaks with Kaziah Hancock, a goat rancher and painter who created Project Compassion, a project that provides painted portraits to the families of fallen soldiers and law enforcement members who have passed away in active service since September 11, 2001. Started in 2003, Project Compassion now includes several artists that have completed over 1656 paintings.

In this feature, Anthropologist Dr. Matthew Boyd of Thunder Bay, Ontario talks about his latest research, which uncovered evidence that Native people along the north shore of Lake Superior were consuming corn as far back as 500 A.D., much earlier than most researchers had previously believed. Dr. Boyd is an anthropologist, archaeologist and professor at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Bob and Buck hosted local favorite singer-songwriter Michael Monroe in Studio A July 30.

Sona Mehring, founder and CEO of CaringBridge,  a nonprofit that provides free websites connecting family and friends during a serious health event, talked with Bob Carter July 30.

Kristine Fladeboe-Duininck of Spicer, Minn., was recently named 2010 International Auctioneer Champion by the National Auctioneers Association. Buck spoke with her July 23 on The Roadhouse.

Bob and Buck hosted local favorite Bump Blomberg July 16 for half an hour of music and chat. 

Ann Yin, co-owner of Local d'Lish, a neighborhood grocery in the historic warehouse district of downtown Minneapolis, talked with Buck July 16 about her focus on locally produced and sourced foods.

Bob spoke July 16 with Lonnie Dupre, Tom Surprenant, and Roadhouse co-host Buck Benson about their recent adventure climbing Denali. 

Bluegrass quintet Monroe Crossing performed live in Studio A for Buck and Bob July 9, in advance of their July 10 appearance at the ACA in Grand Marais.

Bob Carter and Matthew Brown spoke July 2 with Kim and Marvin Hunter (yes, that's their real name) about their recent 'camo' wedding in a tree stand.