The Roadhouse

Steve Wilson, poop scooper with DoodyCalls Pet Waste Removal Service of St. Louis, Missouri, chatted with Bob June 25 about the cash he found in a pile of dog doo.

Bob spoke June 25 with Gwendolyn Oxenham and Luke Boughen, two of the filmmakers of the recently-released "Pelada," a documentary following two former college soccer stars not quite ready to give up the game. They traveled to 25 countries playing pick-up soccer as a window into people's lives all around the world.

Elaine Tyler May, author of "America & the Pill," talked with Ann Possis and Bob Carter June 25 about the 50-year history of the Pill and how it changed American culture.

Acoustic/roots musiciansThe Pines performed live in Studio A June 11 in advance of their recent Grand Marais appearance.

The Pincushion Warblers played their music on The Roadhouse on Friday night. The band is in the process of recording their new CD which will be released in July.

Vietnam veteran Jay Taylor, author of "Point of Aim, Point of Impact," spoke with Bob Memorial Day weekend about the challenges veterans face in returning to everyday life.

Buck spoke May 28 with Josh Aerie, cellist and conductor, about the Woodland Chamber Music Workshop being held in Tofte June 22-27. Several public performances will be offered at no charge.

Dave Cooper, chief of resource management at Grand Portage National Monument, stopped by May 21 to talk about the recent, amazing archaeological find offshore from the monument.

Gordon Thorne and Bob Bingham brought their guitar stylings to The Roadhouse May 21.

Dave Seaton and Buck spoke with Dr. Michael Joyner of the Mayo Clinic May 14 about the science of exercise, how aging and gender affect exercise, and how you can be more effective when working out. Learn more.