Connections Radio Show

02/24/2024

Good morning 70's rock fans -- this morning I will be interviewing Rickey Medlocke, one of the founders of Lynyrd Skynyrd Band . . . he has a new song coming out ---

https://rockthecauserecords.haulix.com/Public/View/120571

Lynyrd Skynyrd's Rickey Medlocke Releases New Single “Never Run Out Of Road” In Support of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Movement

Proceeds Benefit National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center

Members of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blackfoot, and more contribute music performances

Listen this morning at 9am Central to Connections Radio Show on - [email protected]
AM950Radio

It will be a great conversation and amazing music!!!

Lynyrd Skynyrd's Rickey Medlocke Releases New Single “Never Run Out Of Road” In Support of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) MovementProceeds BenefitNational Indigenous Women’s Resource CenterMembers of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blackfoot, and more contribute music perform...

09/11/2021

Our show today is co-produced with the Diversity Institute. Malissa Adams will be my co-host and we will be discussing the twenty years since 9/11 and our reflections in moving forward. Join us on www.am950radio.com at 9am Central

On Air Now The David Pakman ShowThursday, 12:00 am - 1:00 am Listen Live Listen On Demand Become a Member Member Content Featured Events Help Rural DFLers in Western MN Sat., Sep. 4 in Alexandria Come to Alexandria City Park on Saturday, September 4th from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM and have a picnic lunch...

09/11/2021

Support Afghan refugees here in Minnesota -

Minnesota has pledged to accept dozens of Afghans fleeing their country after the Taliban takeover in Kabul. Many of them helped the U.S. Armed Forces and would face danger and death back home. Resettlement agencies say these new Afghan arrivals will need ongoing help with everything from housing to...

06/05/2021

Let us know your thoughts today -- we are discussing Racial Healing and How Grief is a part of the healing process.

04/25/2020

Join Connections Radio Show this morning at 9 am at www.am950radio.com -- we are kicking off the series "Jewish Voices", co-hosted by Jewish Community Relations Council:Minnesota & the Dakotas.

03/07/2020

We had Crockpot Theatre on air with us this morning, talking about their upcoming arts event at Phoenix Theatre. Check out what they're up to on their website www.crockpottheatre.com.

02/29/2020

Today's show will be co-hosted with Michael-jon Pease - Executive Director of Park Square Theatre and we will be featuring "Face to Face" a world premier at Park Square!! FACE TO FACE: HMONG WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES (Mar 5-15), is an interview-based theater production co-written and co-directed by Sara Zatz (Associate Director, Ping Chong + Company) and Twin Cities theater artist Katie Ka Vang, featuring five local Hmong community members, all women, sharing their true stories on stage. Told with humor, heart, and courage, it addresses complex issues such as the history and arrival of the Hmong community in St. Paul, coming of age as a first generation Hmong American, and finding your own voice and identity while balancing culture and family.

02/14/2020

Looking forward to a great show tomorrow!! Tune in and make the connections!

Executive Director Nausheena Hussain and Advocacy Director Asma Mohammed are about to add "Radio Co-Host and Co-Producer" to their resumes as they join Laurie Beth Fitz, the Executive Producer and on-air host of Connections Radio on  AM950Radio ,&n

01/11/2020

Join us today for a GREAT show - we'll be catching up on Park Square Theatre and featuring GOLDEN AGE OF RADIO Series being co-presented with THE MYSTERIOUS OLD RADIO LISTENING SOCIETY!

05/30/2019

Trees make the connections . . . .

According to scientific evidence, trees are way more intelligent than we have ever imagined. Some of the findings of the tree-whisperer Peter Wohlleben are the following: Peter is a German researcher who not only enjoys being surrounded by trees, but he has also devoted his life to studying them. He...

05/14/2019

Making the connection with dance . . . art as an equalizer. Yes!