Tales From The Deep North

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This show seeks out the weird and wonderful in Minnesota history, especially in the cutover lands between Minneapolis and Duluth. I tell the stories behind the songs that I write or pick up along the way.

Website: http://talesfromthedeepnorth.libsyn.com/podcast
Description: This show seeks out the weird and wonderful in Minnesota history, especially in the cutover lands between Minneapolis and Duluth. I tell the stories behind the songs that I write or pick up along the way.
Language: 🇬🇧 English
last modified: 2017-04-12 17:32
last episode published: 2016-11-07 19:25
publication frequency: 84.59 days
Contributors: Fred Keller; Author Owner
Explicit: true
Number of Episodes: 6
Rss-Feeds: Detail page
Categories: Society & Culture Music History

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Date	Title & Description	Contributors
2016-11-07	Interview with Carmen Butler, St. Croix Band Elder Originally intended for the Smithsonian WaterWays exhibit opening in Sandstone on Nov. 19, 2016, this interview was not included in the exhibit due to the difficulty of obtaining the correct release form. Because Mr. Butler's stories and words are so...
2015-11-07	Episode 5: Life On The River Lee Dybvig came to Sandstone fifty years ago. He's renowned locally for teaching the art of bent canoe paddle construction. At seventy-five, Lee still loves biking, hiking, and especially canoeing. In this episode, we talk about the kinds of life cho...
2015-10-24	Episode 4: Always Look Down I spent a day this summer with Steven Blondo, owner and head archaeologist of Blondo Consulting. He kindly invited me to come on a dig with him and experience what a real archaeological dig is like. Along the way we have a great chat about archaeology...
2015-10-09	Episode 3: Lumberjacking with Cary Steeg In the second part of my interview with Cary Steeg he tells about his days as a lumberjack up near Ely. There were some wild days back when this area was virgin, old growth pine and the law was far away. Cary's time in the camp straddled the change o...
2015-09-25	Episode 2: Cary Steeg Interview, Part 1 I grew up without the blessing of a close-knit extended family. My maternal grandmother died just 6 weeks after I was born and while I knew my other grandparents we weren't close. We saw each other a few times a year, I got cards with five dollars in...
2015-09-11	Episode 1: The Government Road Not long after I moved to the cutover land, I discovered what to me was a mysterious road sign: "Old Military Road." I did some digging and found out a few interesting facts about this road which opened in 1861 and basically disappeared in 1871. I w...