Great Northern Radio Show rebroadcast will be Sunday at 11a

Last Saturday we broadcast a new episode of the Great Northern Radio Show from the Boardman Auditorium at Eveleth-Gilbert High School in Eveleth, Minnesota. It was two hours of laughs, tears and some of the best music we’ve ever featured. I’m proud of all our shows, but I’m particularly proud of how the program continues to grow every time we go to air.

If you missed the show you can hear the rebroadcast this Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on 91.7 KAXE-Grand Rapids/90.5 KBXE-Bemidji/89.9 Brainerd/live streaming on kaxe.org. After that, the show will be available in podcast form at our website.

Our next show will be Saturday, Dec. 15, live from the Edge Center for the Performing Arts in Bigfork, Minnesota. We’re current amassing talent for that show, which will celebrate life in the winter woods just in time for the holidays.

If you haven’t yet, please show your support for our parent station, KAXE-Northern Community Radio, by becoming a member. Their fall fund drive is going on now. They produce quality radio programs and play a wide range of musical genres you won’t hear anywhere else. It’s just bar none the best radio station in northern Minnesota.

Our director Shelly Nowak took some nice photos from the stage during rehearsal and the show:

Matt Ray and Those Damn Horses
More photos below the jump.

Lauren Nickisch, great-great-great granddaughter of the Merritt family

Sam Miltich Trio

Iris Kolodji

Paul Paulisich

The Great Northern Radio Players: Louisa Guggisberg, C.J. Anderson, Kat Gritzmacher & Bill Lah

Audio engineer Dan Houg, KAXE music director Travis Ryder and associate producer Kelly Gustavsson

Essayist Steve Downing

EGHS Drama performers Tucker Nelson and Jill Knutson. Catch “Lost in Yonkers” at EGHS this Oct. 26, 27 & 28 at the same theater.

Casey Aro
GNRS piano man Nickolai Koivunen

Paul Seeba
Host Aaron Brown

Comments

  1. Just my luck: the GF and I would’ve been in the crowd shot from the “Lost in Yonkers” promo, but we’re obstructed by the microphone!

    [You probably know this, Aaron, but Gus Hall spent his final years in Yonkers.]

    Fantastic show. I’m really glad we went.

  2. I did know that at one time, but had FORGOTTEN. Accidental artist continuity!

    Thanks for coming out to the show. So nice to know that those who while away their time on this silly blog also support the show. It means a lot. Thanks! Did I meet you? Maybe I already know you. Spooky. 🙂

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