Postcards

Andrew Nordin of New London is a modern artist, painter and educator. Darwin is home to the world’s largest ball of twine by one man, Musician Lydia Liza of Minneapolis has just released a new album called Of Unsound Mind.

Andrew Nordin of New London is a modern artist, painter and educator. Darwin is home to the world’s largest ball of twine by one man. Musician Lydia Liza of Minneapolis has just released a new album called, "Of Unsound Mind."

Stories about a cultural canoe collaboration, an art teacher who goes the extra mile in her community and a 94-year-old WWII veteran and musician.

Check out the legendary barn at Free Range Film Festival in Wrenshall MN. Mike Sholtz’s latest film takes a dark twist with Riplist and Just Coffee is a short film about a diner descending into chaos when an elderly patron takes advantage of their free refill policy.

Dustin Young takes detailed art to the next level, Max Grabow commemorates WWII with his unique dioramas, The Andria Theatre has been an artistic staple in Alexandria for theatre lovers young and old.

In a special episode all about Luverne, Cody Henrichs owns the Lord Grizzly Gallery and The Coffey Contemporary Arts in downtown, Betty Mann talks about Luverne’s famous nutcracker collection, and Take 16 Brewing Company seeks to become a community gathering space.

YYY pushes the limits with a new sound, Chef Daniel Green invents creative ways to make healthy foods and Jess Gorman uses her artistic talents to support small communities.

The USS Enterprise fire remembered by veterans Woody Peet; Dave Jerpseth; and Lynell Leasman, singer/songwriter Dan Reeb and the regional choral group Prairie Arts Chorale.

Independent filmmaker Tess Wagman’s first film "Great! Lakes" is about the Canelake sisters, their candy store and their family's history. "Great! Lakes" was featured at the Free Range Film Festival in 2019. The episode features an interview with Wagman as well as the entire 20-minute film.

Artist John Sterner reveals his favorite sculptures, inventor Don Husby is a WWII veteran with 25 patents and painter Paul Peterson shares his adoption story.

Funny stories told years ago by the legendary William (“Billy”) Thompson Jr. along and excerpts of two original new documentaries, The Horse Relative and The Devil's Instrument.

On a new episode of Postcards, the origin of the famous Dawson Gnomes, hear a WWII story and get a tour of The Bank Museum in Dawson. Tune in or stream Thursday, May 21 on Pioneer PBS!