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Minnesota Matters is your deep dive into the Northstar state, featuring new, weekly MNN-exclusive interviews on topics affecting Minnesota. If it matters in Minnesota, we've got it covered.

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Happy Monday! Time to start a new week on The FAN Morning Show! Ailish and Justin discuss their favourite sports moments from the weekend, Jon Rahm’s victory at the Masters, Brooks Koepka coughing up a 2-shot lead in the final round, the Maple Leafs signing top prospect Matthew Knies, and Jett Alexander’s surprise NHL debut on Saturday. Afterwards, they weigh in on the Blue Jays’ wild win over the Angels on Sunday afternoon, Jose Berrios delivering a shaky outing, and the Raptors concluding their regular season with a 41-41 record (47:46). 

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate

Minnesota State University Assistant Professor Nazli Wodzinski recaps her Innovation Grant project that aimed to create a practical, field applicable drainage filter.

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University of Minnesota Associate Professor Paulo Pagliari explains his research into the nitrogen-fixing bacteria Azospirillum brasilense. In 2022, he studied how inoculating corn plants with the bacteria impacted their growth and productivity.

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University of Minnesota Extension Educator Dr. Anthony Hanson highlights the continued efforts to monitor corn pests and disease risks in Minnesota. Hanson's work is funded in part by Minnesota Corn.

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Funded in part by Minnesota Corn, the University of Minnesota Extension 4-H Agronomy and Horticulture Program reaches over 2,000 kids annually. Extension Educator Brian McNeill explains the history of the program, its various components, and how farmers can get involved.

More information on 4-H agronomy and horticulture can be found here.

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Peggy and Heidi Roop, assistant professor, University of Minnesota, talk about climate change and how there is more excitement in this landscape than there was a couple of weeks ago. She says broadly nothing in the climate space is static and there is so much opportunity.

They also discuss:

• Individual vs. collective action and why we need individual champions of change to influence systems.
• The need to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by 45% from 2010 levels by 2030 and the goal to reach net zero by 2050.
• What businesses and individuals can do to address climate change, as we face one of the biggest challenges together.

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IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, digital transformation, cybersecurity, blockchain, 5G, cloud, sustainability, future of work, podcast, Heidi Roop, University of Minnesota

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Get ready for more great tips on how to develop delayed gratification in your kids. Plus, get the most recent research on the topic, which reveals some surprising results. And you’ll want to make sure to be aware of a few things parents do to unknowingly jeopardize their kid’s ability to delay gratification/wait.

Get ready for more great tips on how to develop delayed gratification in your kids. Plus, get the most recent research on the topic, which reveals some surprising results. And you’ll want to make sure to be aware of a few things parents do to unknowingly jeopardize their kid’s ability to delay gratification/wait. (See episode 29B below for included kid’s activity) 

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Dick Lindstrom explains how saying “Yes” to opportunities, led him into an extremely gratifying and successful career in ophthalmology – which was the furthest thing from his plan to take over the family construction business.

This episode is packed with gems of insights on building an academic practice and working with industry to balancing work and family. 

Ophthalmology’s leaders convene at the Ophthalmology Innovation Summits held several times a year. 

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In weekly podcasts, Host Ehsan Sadri interviews the most influential industry executives, investors, KOLs, and researchers about what they see as the most exciting approaches to finding new ways to treat eye disease. 

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An Interview with Dr. Karen Lawson and Theresa Nutt,  the Co-Directors of the Masters in Integrative Health and Wellbeing Coaching program at the University of Minnesota. 

Karen + Theresa share their insider’s scoop of what goes into training a quality health coach, how coaches are up-leveling patient-centeredness in healthcare, and how you go about finding a coach that best fits your values. 

Dr. Karen Lawson is board certified in family + holistic medicine, leads the integrative medical education efforts at the U of M, is a published author + researcher, and speaks nationally to diverse audiences on the power and potential of integrated and holistic health care practices.

Theresa Nutt  is a board certified holistic nurse and has extensive training in holistic practices including advanced energy healing techniques as a reiki master teacher and healing touch level 3 practitioner, training in self-hypnosis and meditation, advanced coaching training, and breath techniques. 

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• U of M Center for Spirituality + Healing
• Integrative Health + Wellbeing Research Program 
• National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching (NBHWC) 

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Minnesota is back in the dance after missing out last season. They can be inconsistent, but their defense never takes a night off. Richard Pitino has solid talent on the floor in 6-6 senior Jordan Murphy, a double double machine as well as 6-8 Amir Coffey, a solid all around performer, and 6-10 freshman center Daniel Oturu. If Coffey is on, the Gophers are a threat.

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