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Hur skulle en bildningsresa se ut här i Sverige? Kalle Lind och Ulrika Knutson är våra reseledare.

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Ulrika Knutson och Kalle Lind – båda författare och kända radioröster – ger sina förslag på resmål som kan ge kunskap om svensk historia, men också insikter om det som sker just nu.

Varför inte resa i sedlarnas spår till exempel, där Astrid Lindgrens 20-lapp kan ta dig till Vimmerby eller Ingmar Bergmans 200 kronors-sedel leder till Fårö?

Eller besöka Kiruna, en stad som i detta nu håller på att flyttas, hur går det egentligen till?

Hör också om glädjen av att läsa Selma Lagerlöfs "Nils Holgerssons underbara resa" eller vad som kan hända när man besöker Hasse och Tages skrivarstuga i Vita Bergsparken i Stockholm.

Programledare Måns Hirschfeldt
Producent Maria Götselius

David Druid har fått besök av ett rådjur i sin trädgård och känner sig som den åttonde dvärgen (Kåter) i Snövit. Linnea ska flytta till en lägenhet med hela två (!) valv. Vi får besök av Qaisar Mahmood som har testat att vara matbud i tre månader och skrivit en bok om det. Regissören Abbe Hassan berättar om sin nya film Exodus som till stor del är inspirerad av när han flydde till Sverige som barn. P3 Nyheters Babs Drougge om Janne Anderssons utstormning ur studion & det svenska matpriskriget.

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Programledare: David Druid och Linnea Wikblad

Kodjo Akolors hemska amningsinsikt! Linnea Wikblads hemska docka! Evalisa Wallin från P3 Krim tittar förbi och ger oss det senaste från Macchiarini-rättegången. P3 Nyheters Lisa Nord rapporterar om skolskjutningen i Texas och Johan Pehrsons bolagsengagemang. Ekots utrikeschef och USA-kommentator, Ginna Lindberg hjälper oss förstå den amerikanska vapenlobbyn. Dessutom: självaste Knut Knutson, känd från Antikrundan på SVT, värderar våra prylar! PS. Vad är grejen med statsministerns mans bikertofs?

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Programledare: David Druid, Kodjo Akolor och Linnea Wikblad

There is so much striving in our goal-oriented, achievement-driven culture that it can be difficult to mentally and physically stop and be in the present. Many of us are chasing a future where we are waiting for certain things to happen so that we can finally feel happy, worthy, successful, satisfied, or beautiful. However the closer we get to the future, the more elusive those feelings seem. In this episode of Get Big Out Loud, we’ll explore ideas to consciously use present moment thinking so that we can reflect on the past, strive towards the future, and at the same time appreciate the present.

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Troy takes a deep dive behind the scenes of the cruise industry with 32 year cruise executive Scott Knutson of Costa Cruises! They go in-depth on the misleading media coverage of the cruise industry, the CDC's inconsistent approach to the travel industry, and why a cruise ship may now actually be the safest place on Earth from any virus! Plus, the incredible rate at which people are booking cruises in 2021!

Sponsored by: CruiseBuilder.com and TravelPass.com

With the English Premier League returning to play Wednesday, how can we leverage analytics to bet it? Ted Knutson of StatsBomb joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to discuss his work in soccer analytics, how they can be utilized in betting the EPL, and some bets he likes in the EPL's opening weekend back on the pitch.

Matt nepotistically invites his cousin, pro basketball player and CPA Gabe Knutson on the show. It's more fun than it sounds. But really, it's more fun than it sounds.

This week's topics include new CBD processing facilities in North Dakota and the rest of the region, an organic fraud case coming to light and an exciting development in a Minnesota dairy to help some people enjoy milk and other products they couldn't before. This week's guests are Wanda Braton and Laura Heinrich from the North Dakota State Farm Service Agency who share some important upcoming deadlines and program information for 2020 and beyond.

This week's topics include precision beekeeping for pollinating crops, South Dakota's zoning laws and how they affect agriculture and a recent announcement: Agweek's parent company acquired Agri News out of Rochester, MN and we will become one team in March of 2020. This week's guest is Tim Tigges from Archer Daniels Midland in Casselton, ND. 

This week's topics include the impact the Fargo, ND and Moorhead, MN area Red River Diversion project has on farmers, the connection between caves and soil health and CRP payments. We'll also discuss upcoming stories in Agweek Magazine and on AgweekTV. This week's guest is Doug Wenzel from Ag Concepts.

You've found the 18th episode of the Agweek Podcast! Jenny Schlecht and Al Winmill are both a little under the weather this week, so the first half of this episode was recorded off site instead of at the Superior Grain Equipment Podcast Studio in Fargo. Luckily, Stephanie Sinner (North Dakota Soybean Council) and Jean Henning (North Dakota Corn Utilization Council) were in the studio last week to record this week's guest interview with a healthy Al Winmill. Stories covered include cropland rental rates holding steady, an Agweek contributor's dairy farm closing, a bunch of updates from the Precision Ag Summit in Jamestown last week and a look at what's coming in Agweek Magazine and on AgweekTV.

Jenny Schlect and Al Winmill discuss the following stories: an Irish Travelers scam involving taking advantage of older, rural residents looking for home or farm improvement help, the hemp industry's issues in the upper Midwest, an alarming number of open cows after 2019's strange weather conditions and a look into what's coming up in Agweek and on AgweekTV. This week's guest is NDSU's Andy Swenson who talks about the upcoming Northwest Farm Managers Association meeting in Fargo, ND.

We made it to Episode 16! This week's episode features more on the stories we teased last week, including the expansion of natural gas availability to more rural homes, South Dakota townships trying to leave their counties over new livestock regulations and a new livestock sale barn opening up in Bismarck, ND. This week's guest is Delore Zimmerman, PhD., from Praxis Strategy Group who is helping to put on the upcoming Precision Ag Summit in Jamestown, ND next week.

Another week, another episode of the Agweek Podcast! The 14th episode brings us discussion on Palmer Amaranth and it's impact on states setting regulations on the noxious weed in fields and seed, lots of trade talk in North America and Asia and an unfortunate grain silo deaths. This week's guest is Tamra (Tami) Heins from Agweek's advertising team and the North Dakota Pork Council who shares her story living and working in agriculture in ND.

This week's episode brings us discussions on the struggles rural grocery stores - and their customers - are dealing with, some similarities between sugar beet farming issues that happened in the 1980s and those currently occurring and a weather outlook for this upcoming year from meteorologists in South Dakota. Our guest this week is Nick Horob, founder of Harvest Profit in Fargo. Harvest Profit's software provides cost and profit tracking for farmers who treat their farms as a business.

This week's episode of the Agweek Podcast features new trade deal talks, #harvest19's incredibly slow pace and Roger Johnson's departure from his role at NFU. Our guest this week is Cami Erickson from North Star Ag, a shortline equipment dealership located in Buffalo, North Dakota. 

In this week's episode of the Agweek Podcast, Jenny Schlecht and Al Winmill discuss upcoming and ongoing Agweek stories, including livestock's effects on climate change, comparing fall cattle sales to pheasant hunting's impact on the South Dakota economy and plenty of news on Hunter Hanson, the fraudulent roving grain trader, who's set to be sentenced in the next few weeks. Our guest this week is Ben Sander from Amity Technology, who works with their Concord, Wil-Rich and Wishek brands of farm equipment. 

This week's episode features an Agweek story on how drain tile can help mitigate issues when we experience excessive moisture, farmers coming together to get their corn chopped for silage, consternation in the cattle markets and more stories from Agweek Magazine and AgweekTV. This week's guest is Justin Lundblad from Visjon Biologics, who discusses his company's seed innoculant products.

Hot Mic with Dom Izzo for Friday, November 1, 2019. The show includes former NDSU football player Christian Dudzik, Perham Head Football Coach Kyle Knutson and Moorhead Head Football Coach Kevin Feeney.