Episode 47 of Politics Matters with Bruce Klopfleisch

This week we cover the 21st amendment to the constitution that repealed the 18th Amendment, which had established nationwide prohibition. Also we continue discussing cuts to Medicaid and start a new series on Republican fascism.

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Boldly Challenging Ableism – Ep. 2: Ableism and Etiquette Rules w/ Joe Carr

This week host Katrina Simon speaks with Graduating student Joe Carr, who shares with us his “etiquette rules.” Joe talks about his advocacy work and his plans moving forward as he finishes his transition program and life as a student living with a disability. That’s Boldly Challenging Ableism this Sunday at 2 or anytime via…

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 19: Connected in Coupledom

The life of a couple can be challenging, particularly when it comes to nurturing connection. Knowing how to effectively cope with stressors and navigate relational depletion is full of hardship. Join hosts Becky McNattin and Tara Martini, as they welcome couples therapist Erica Johnson to share about building and sustaining healthy romantic relationships. If you…

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 72: Schools Out! Kids During the Summer Months

This week Andi and Rina visit with Tara Martini from Becoming Together Therapy and Wellness Collective. They’ll talk about the impacts our kids face in the summer months, especially in the LGBTQ+ community. We’ll give you all the tips, tricks and how to prepare for this summer!

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 25: Trump’s Bill and the War on Trans Lives

The Big Story comes out of Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill and how in the dead of night, MAGA Republicans added a provision to strip gender affirming care from every transgender person on Medicaid. God. The Big Interview is with Katelyn Burns, a political reporter/journalist who offers her take on what’s happening to trans people in…

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Drink in the Style Live! Episode 7

Host Gregory Rich welcomes Twin Cities based artist Bob Hest. Bob believes “a successful painting must tell the audience who that person is,” and his bold, expressive style reflects just that—portraits not just of faces, but of emotion, story, and identity as well as abstracts that are not your typical landscapes, objects and events. Bob…

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Living Healthy and Aging Well – May 24, 2025

This episode originally aired February 22, 2025: Jeff Johnson, Executive Director at Can Do Canines, joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” radio show to share how assistance dogs transform people’s lives. Since 1989, Can Do Canines has provided more than 900 assistance dogs to people with disabilities, all free of charge.…

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Midnight at the Cinema Palace, plus Mae West and the Trial of Sex

Christopher Tradowsky’s debut novel Midnight at the Cinema Place drops June 10. His novel is a luminant exploration of 90s queer culture and the complexities of friends discovering love and themselves in San Francisco. Walking Shadow’s production of Mae West and the Trial of Sex opens May 31 at Walking Shadow Theater in Minneapolis. Its…

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Native Roots Radio Presents: I’m Awake – May 21, 2025

In partnership with LMC and MPR, Robert and Haley welcome back All Nations Rise IPLI Program Manager Beth Ann Hedman-Dodds with cohort graduate Geri Goodman! After, hear a chat on heart health with Indian Health Board’s Indi Prairie Chicken and Hennepin County’s Samantha Lucas-Pipkorn!

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Chicago’s surprise LGBTQ Director Search, a new LGBTQ Candidate running for Congress in Illinois, and Hastings Pride is almost here!

Jake Wittich, Managing Editor for Windy City Times, is back with his reporting on Chicago’s surprise search for an LGBTQ Director, Cook County’s LGBTQ Commissioner Kevin Morrison is running for Congress, and a look back, and forward, of Chicago’s En La Vida magazine. Plus, Hastings PRIDE is coming up, we chat with organizers about why…

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Christopher Kane, White House Correspondent for the Washington Blade

Christopher Kane returns to the Gaily Show to give us an inside look at what’s happening in DC. Christopher is the White House Correspondent for the Washington Blade. Read Christopher’s reporting here: https://www.washingtonblade.com/author/christopher-kane/ Learn more about the Washington Blade and it’s membership plans here https://washingtonblade.ac-page.com/support-washington

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Jake Wittich of the Windy City Tines (5/7/25)

Jake Wittich, Managing Editor for Windy City Times, is back with his reporting on the new Chicago Teachers Union Contract which includes a number of LGBTQ+ protections and the debut of The First Homosexuals at Wrightwood 659 in Lincoln Park (Chicago). Windy City Times has been the voice of Chicago’s LGBTQ+ community since 1985. This…

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Vaccine Integrity Project

We welcome back world-renowned public health expert Dr. Michael Osterholm. He’s here to talk about a bold new project called the VIP — the Vaccine Integrity Project.In a time when trust is fragile, Dr. Osterholm is working to deliver clear, reliable guidance for our communities. Freddie Bell’s new book, Words to the Wise is available…

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Caregiving Support

Being a caregiver is one of the most meaningful—and most demanding—roles a person can take on. Right now, more than 600,000 Minnesotans are caring for aging parents, spouses, or loved ones. Cathy McCleer, State Director, AARP Minnesota is here to talk about the challenges caregivers face, and how AARP is working to support them. Freddie…

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The Rise of Fraud

Fraud reached unprecedented levels in 2024 with a staggering $12.5 billion lost. It’s a shocking increase of more than 24% over 2023 nationwide. Cathy McLeer, State Director, AARP MN talks about the steps the agency is taking to protect consumers. Freddie Bell’s new book, Words to the Wise is available at https://www.amazon.com/Words-Wise-Guide-Daily-Living/dp/B09LGRV334

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What’s Next?

Original Air Date: April 6th The Pandemic Clock is ticking, says Dr. Michael Osterholm, one of the world’s foremost experts on infectious diseases and epidemiology. He serves as the Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. He stresses the importance of being prepared. Freddie Bell’s new book,…

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Preparation is Key

More than 17 million people died during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Dr. Michael Osterholm, one of the world’s foremost experts on infectious diseases and epidemiology. He serves as the Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota says we must be prepared for the next one. Freddie Bell’s new…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 54: Skip the Startup Struggle: How Buying a Business Can Build Your Legacy

Think you have to start a business from scratch to be a boss? Think again. In this powerhouse episode of the Do.Different.Better Show, host Elaine Rasmussen—CEO, founder, and unapologetic legacy builder—flips the script on entrepreneurship. We’re diving into Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA), the bold, strategic path where you buy a business instead of building one…

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 69: Stronger Together Benefit Concert

This week is all about the Stronger Together Benefit Concert and Dance Party hosted by Nina DiAngelo on May 30th at Granada Theater. Joining the show will be Richard Herod III with Car Guy Concierge to give us all the details and explain why he stepped up and got involved. Learn more and get your…

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Downright Upright Show – Ep. 121: Keith Johnson of The Knolls

Philip Anthony is joined by Keith Johnson, multi-talented musician and radio talk show host of Groundbreakers on WDGY 92.1 FM. Keith is the lead singer of the local band The Knolls (formerly of Keith Johnson and the Grassy Knolls).

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 16: Catching Joy

When was the last time you felt joy? Are you scared to let yourself feel joy? Sometimes feeling joy opens us up to pain or loss. This is a complex emotion that causes a range of thoughts and responses. Join hosts Becky McNattin and Tara Martini in this episode, as we reflect together on catching…

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Episode 44 of Politics Matters with Bruce Klopfleisch

This week we question what the Democratic Party is doing to prepare the 2026 midterm elections. And we also highlight two federal cases where judges are showing some courage in stopping Trump from deporting undocumented immigrants.

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 23: Encore of Why Ellie Krug Created this Show

This is a replay of our inaugural show from December 7, 2024: I lay out the show’s mission, share a little of my background, and address why “Illegal” is part of the show’s name (hint: Project 2025 seeks to outlaw “transgender ideology” whatever the hell that is…). We also cover this week’s oral arguments in…

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Ode to Walt Whitman at Open Eye Theatre

Ode to Walt Whitman, the acclaimed silent puppet poem about queer poets Walt Whitman and Federico Garcia Lorca opens at Open Eye Theatre this month. Its creator Bart Buch joins us! Plus, authors Joseph Lezza & Richard Mirabella share the books they are loving and that you should be reading this spring. For tickets and…

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GhostBox Radio – Verified Near Death Experiences w/ Simon Bown 4.29.25

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with guest Author Simon Bown who is also the host of “The Past Lives Podcast” and “The Alien UFO Podcast” to talk about his newest book, “Verified Near Death Experiences: Proof Of An Afterlife”. This is a real fascinating conversation that just might change your opinions…

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GhostBox Radio – Multi Dimensional Travel w/ Psychic Medium Refined Divine 4.08.25

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Psychic Medium Refined Divine Deb as she talks with us about Multi-Dimensional Travel. This will be a very interesting topic to cover. Join our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/iEhEl2 Please consider subscribing to me on Patreon for as low as $3/month and see what perks you get:…

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 17: Fear, Lawyers, and Defending the Rule of Law

I start the show’s Big Story with talking about fear—those who are afraid of what Trump 2 will do; and those who so care about me that they’ve required a list of emergency contacts in case I go missing. The Big Interview is with Jordan Rubin from MSNBC and the curator of Deadline: Legal Blog…

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Downright Upright Show – Ep. 115 with LGBTQ author Max Austin

Philip Anthony is joined by world renowned author Max Austin who penned two fantabulous LGBTQ books entitled “How Can We Be Wrong” and his latest release “That is What We Are”! I am sure you will find this interview insightful and riveting!

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 63: Kelsey Alto on TC Pride Events

Andi and Rina are joined by Kelsey Alto, director of programming at Twin Cities Pride. They talk about the importance of staying connected to the community, some fun things coming up and how you can get involved.

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Do Different Better – Ep. 48: Show Me the Money: Mastering Cash, Debt, and Equity to Fund Your Dreams

This week Elaine talks about how to fund your dreams! Topics include mastering your cash flow, debt and equity. #FundYourDreams #CapitalReadiness #EntrepreneurLife #MoneyMoves #StartupStrategy

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 10: Living Emotions on Social Media

We live in a day in age where social media is part of our daily experiences, but is it conducive to our mental health? What role does emotional processing through social media outlets have in YOUR life and what is the impact on your mental wellness? Join your hosts, Becky McNattin and Tara Martini as…

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Living Healthy and Aging Well – March 29, 2025

This episode originally aired December 14, 2025: Anne Supplee, a Care Services Manager at The ALS Association joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Health and Aging Well” radio show to talk about the programs and services of The ALS Association. ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a progressive disease that causes individuals to lose their ability…

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Red and the Mother Wild opens March 28

Transatlantic Love Affair’s production of Red and the Mother Wild opens March 28 and runs through April 12. Co-founder and co-artistic director Allison Vincent joins us to discuss. Red and the Mother Wild is a tale of what lies beyond the bounds of our cultivated lives. Inspired by the themes and hidden corners of Red…

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 9: The Inner Critic

What role does negative self-talk play in your life? How can we move from criticality to compassion towards ourselves? Join your host, Becky McNattin and guest host Robin Melville from Becoming Together Therapy and Wellness, as we talk about self-criticality in daily thinking. Becky shares five reasons for self-criticism and five things you can do…

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Episode 37 of Politics Matter with Bruce Klopfleisch

This week we cover part of the 14th amendment, which grants citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States. Plus some legal cases that Donald Trump is losing in the federal courts and more  criticism of Chuck Schumer.

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Disney’s Frozen: The Musical debuts at Children’s Theatre Company, plus film reviews!

Tyler Susan Jennings from CTC’s Disney’s Frozen: The Musical joins us to talk about the show which opens April 15. Plus John and Jim share film reviews! Tickets for Disney’s Frozen: https://childrenstheatre.org/whats-on/frozen/#book

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GhostBox Radio – American Monster Hunters w/ Kenney W. Irish 3.18.25

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Kenney W. Irish about his newest book, “American Monster Hunters”, looking at all the people who are forwarding the field of looking for Cryptids and beyond. Join our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/iEhEl2 Please consider subscribing to me on Patreon for as low as $3/month and see…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 46: The Side Hustle Millionaire – Scaling Your Gig to a Full-Time Business

Ready to turn your side hustle into your main hustle? You’re not alone—nearly 40% of Americans have a side gig, but only a small percentage actually make the leap to full-time entrepreneurship. In this episode of the Do.Different.Better Show, we’re breaking down step-by-step how to scale your side hustle into a thriving, self-sustaining business. In…

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 61: Addiction and Recovery

Andi and Rina have a conversation about addiction and recovery with Caddy Frink of Minnesota Recovery Connection. Whether you’re considering making a positive change for yourself or want to better support a loved one, check out this episode!

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 8: Emotions of Job Change

The average person holds 12 different jobs during their working career. That is a lot of transition and intense emotion in change! For adults, a great deal of energy, time, and mental wellness is tied to our employment, with significant impacts to mental health in these life transitions. Join us in this episode, as hosts…

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Triassic Parq at Minneapolis Musical Theatre and Max Austin’s “That Is What We Are”

Triassic Parq debuts at Minneapolis Musical Theater March 22. It’s a retelling of that famous dinosaur-themed film, this time seen from the dino’s point of view. Artistic Director Andrew Newmann, Director Kjer Whiting, and actor Max Kile join us. Plus, Max Austin shares his new book That Is What We Are. Tickets and info Triassic…

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 6: How do YOU Experience and Express Anger?

How do YOU experience and express anger? How does this influence the ways you communicate your emotional experience? Join your hosts, Becky McNattin and Tara Martini, from Becoming Together Therapy and Wellness, as we talk about the languages of anger. Daily life examples, relationship interactions, and strategies to develop self-awareness around anger will be explored.

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Do Different Better – Ep. 44: What to Do When You Lose Your Job: A Financial Survival Guide

Losing a job can feel like financial freefall—but don’t panic, we’ve got you covered! In this episode of the Do.Different.Better Show, we break down exactly what to do the moment you lose your job, how to protect your savings, and how to bounce back stronger than ever. Inside This Episode: Step-by-step financial moves to make…

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Spellbound World Premiere Plus Brutally Honest Oscar Reviews

David Schlosser and Matthew A. Everett joins us to discuss their upcoming world premiere of Spellbound at Threshold Theater. Plus, John and Jim give us their final brutally honest Oscar film reviews before the ceremony this Sunday: Anora, A Complete Unknown, and Sing, Sing. For more information and tickets to Spellbound: https://www.thresholdtheatermpls.com

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Thinking Clearly, Thinking Queerly with Christopher Breault

It’s our weekly Thinking Clearly, Thinking Queerly episode. He is the Greater Minnesota Community Organizer at OutFront Minnesota and we spend this hour exploring the LGBTQ community in greater Minnesota. Plus, in this week’s Queer in the Cosmos essay, we learn more about Frank Kameny. Connect with Christopher at Outfront Minnesota: https://www.outfront.org

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 5: Anger

 Last week, we explored intensity and what happens when language falls short. In this episode, we explore the feeling of anger. Becky McNattin and Tara Martini talk about what anger is, where it comes from, and how to manage it in a healthy way. Through real life examples, questioning, and storytelling, this morning, the hosts…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 43: The Real Estate Hustle – Owning Property Without a Mortgage

Think buying property means taking on a massive mortgage? Not on this show! This episode of the Do.Different.Better Show breaks down creative ways to invest in real estate without being shackled to a 30-year loan. In this episode, we cover: ✔️ Co-Ownership Strategies – How to invest in real estate with partners and reduce financial…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 42: Tariffs, Trade Wars & Your Wallet: How to Protect Your Money & Business

Trade wars aren’t just headlines—they hit your wallet, business, and investments in ways you might not even realize. Tariffs can drive up prices on everything from groceries to gadgets, disrupt small businesses, and shake up the stock market. But YOU don’t have to be caught off guard! In this episode of Do.Different.Better, we’re breaking down:…

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 57: Zaylore Stout & How Woke are You?

This episode originally aired April 20, 2024: Join us as we welcome back to the program, attorney and author Zaylore Stout. We’re going to visit with Zaylore about a presentation he’s been delivering across the country titled, How Woke Are You? It’s been getting quite the reception, and we’re going to talk all about it.

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 56: Tara Martini and Making Healthy Changes in Our Lives

This week Andi and Rina are joined by the always inspiring Tara Martini of Becoming Together Therapy and Wellness Collective. We’ll discuss healthy approaches to making changes in our lives and what we can do if some people in our lives aren’t as supportive as we’d like them to be.

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Recharging the Human Battery – Ep. 30: The Work Before the Work

Today Mandi Dickey and Dr. Stefano talk about pain management regimens that often times don’t work, the importance of getting to know your patients and their pain issues and how to help patients experiencing pain without overreliance on medications.

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 10: Bans, Anti-LGBTQ Bias & Becoming Vanessa

We begin with Trump signing two more executive orders this week. One banned trans girls/young women from participating in women’s sports across the country (and the NCAA immediately agreed to ban trans athletes). The second EO creates a “Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias” with Attorney General Pam Bondi heading it. The EO in part…

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 3: Disconnected

In this episode, Becky McNattin and Tara Martini talk about disconnection and the challenges of staying connected at this time of year. The hosts of Feels Out Loud share stories, while leading listeners in a quiz to identify aspects of disconnection and the impact on our moods. Additionally, we will explore simple, every day ways…

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Episode 31 of Politics Matters with Bruce Klopfleisch

This week Bruce talks about both the 7th amendment (protects the right to a jury trial in civil cases) and 8th amendment (prohibits excessive bail, fines, and cruel and unusual punishments). Plus Trump advocating war crimes in Gaza and the numerous lawsuits being filed by fired federal workers.

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Do Different Better – Ep. 41 Navigating Angel Investors & Venture Capital: Your Ultimate Startup Funding Playbook

Ready to take your startup to the next level? In this must-listen episode of the Do.Different.Better Show, we’re diving into the thrilling world of angel investors and venture capital—two game-changing funding routes for entrepreneurs. Whether you’re a scrappy startup founder or scaling your next big idea, this episode has the insights you need to unlock…

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GhostBox Radio – Paranormal Minnesota: Ghosts, Monsters, and UFOs w/ Chad Lewis

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Author Chad Lewis as we talk about his book “Paranormal Minnesota: Ghosts, Monsters, and UFOs”. This is going to be a great conversation! E-mail: comment@ghostboxradio.com Join our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/iEhEl2 Please consider subscribing to me on Patreon for as low as $3/month and see what…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 40: The Solopreneur’s Pricing Blueprint: Confident Rates, Strong Boundaries, Bigger Wins

️ Calling all consultants and solopreneurs! Are you ready to level up your business game and finally get paid what you’re worth? This episode of Do.Different.Better is your ultimate guide to setting confident rates, mastering negotiation, and maintaining boundaries that keep you thriving—not just surviving. In this episode, we’ll cover: • Segment 1: Embracing your…

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 2: Compassionate Curiosity

In this episode, hosts Becky McNattin and Tara Martini dive into the concept of curiosity with compassion. Together, we talk through what this means, how to practice it, and real-life stories of living this framework. We ponder questions from our listeners and reflect on ways to begin responding to ourselves and others with compassionate curiosity.

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 55: Target, DEI and Pride

Hosts Andi Otto and Rina Heisel talk about an issue that’s been on a lot of minds: Target and DEI. Target is a Minnesota based company that’s been a staple at the Twin Cities Pride Festival, but this year, will not be returning. We’ll talk about what that means and so much more, including what…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 39: Understanding Financial Statements: A Guide for Investors

What’s up, my financial detectives? In this episode of Do.Different.Better, we’re cracking the code on financial statements—the ultimate story behind every company’s success (or flop). Whether you’re eyeing a hot new stock, evaluating a side hustle, or just want to flex your money moves, this guide is your ticket to making smart, data-driven decisions. What…

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 1: Feel Out Loud

In this episode, we explore what it means to express ourselves by sharing feelings out loud. As the first episode of this brand-new show, Becky McNattin and Tara Martini talk through the importance of emotional awareness and expression. We ponder questions about relationships that foster authentic sharing and the impact of feelings on physical and…

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Redefining Recovery – Ep. 43: Meet Yen Moua and Xianna MouaYang the founders of “KOOM Recovery”

Yen Moua and Xianna MouaYang discuss some of the barriers in the Hmong community working with the Hmong community and what they’re doing to help break stigma from having a SUD in that community.

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 54: Hannah Edwards of Transforming Families

This week we check in with Hannah Edwards, the executive director of Transforming Families. We’ll talk about Transforming Families’ mission, the real impact they’re having on families and how they’re growing with their new location in Rochester.

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The Matt McNeil Show – January 24, 2025

On today’s show: – Republicans look poised to confirm Pete Hegseth. – Why Trump is freezing federal government operations. – Reports that Republican lawmakers were sending sexually explicit texts to Cassidy Hutchinson. – A Jan. 6 insurrectionist rejects Trump’s pardon saying they were wrong to attack the Capitol. – The MN Supreme Court rules Republicans…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 38: Lawsuits, Lobbying, and the Future of Venture Capital for Women and Underestimated Communities

In this fiery episode of the Do.Different.Better Show, we’re diving deep into the high-stakes world of venture capital and its impact on women, rural-based and people of color entrepreneurs. With legal battles like the Fearless Fund lawsuit making headlines and lobbying efforts reshaping the future of funding, it’s clear the fight for equity in entrepreneurship…

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Ep. 37: The Future of Healthcare: Managing Costs and Investments

Healthcare costs got you stressed? You’re not alone! With national reform debates reigniting, this episode of Do.Different.Better is here to give you the scoop on navigating the ever-changing healthcare landscape. Join Elaine Rasmussen as she unpacks how proposed tax policies and healthcare changes could impact your wallet, your investments, and your peace of mind. Here’s…

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Thinking Clearly, Thinking Queerly with Ellie Krug

It’s Thursday which is our Thinking Clearly, Thinking Queerly episodes. We sit down with a single guest and really dive into their expertise and wisdom. Thursday, our guest is Ellie Krug, host of Illegal Trans Woman and author of upcoming book Being Ellen: A Second Chance Life. We’ll be discussing her new show, Project 2025,…

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Twin Cities Pride Amplified – Ep. 50: Year in Review for 2024

Andi Otto and Rina Heisel are joined by Twin Cities Pride’s volunteer coordinator Anne Kraus as we have our 2024 year in review. We’ll discuss the huge growth in Pride’s events, what some of our favorite events were, what we learned about expansion and how you can get involved.

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 4: Trump’s Gender Agenda & Bridging Divides with Joe Scott

This week’s Big Story is about Trump’s vow to end “the transgender lunacy” and promise to define gender as only “male” and “female,” which would effectively erase transgender-identifying humans from official governmental recognition. We also talk about how this makes “reversion” possible—where the government takes away your true gender identity, like the gender marker on…

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 3: Battles, Bias, and Big Hearts

The Big Story this week is a continuation of last week’s BS (literally, that’s what it is BS) with 37 Democratic Senators voting to pass the National Defense Authorization Act, including MN’s two Senators, Tina Smith and Amy Klobuchar. As with the House version, the bill passed by the Senate included a provision wiping gender…

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