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Kinshasha will be talking with Dr. Paul Blanc about his book How Everyday Products Make People Sick.

Tune into Fresh Fruit on February 18th at 7:30 pm with Dixie Treichel & John Townsend to hear their Black History Month Special

but when all the exquisitely gowned women on the floor are men and a number of the smartest men are women, ah then, we have something over which to thrill and grow round-eyed.
reported the gossipy black weekly The Interstate Tattler (paper of the 1920’s)

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Health Notes will be featuring young people from WE WIN Institute on Monday, February 22nd. 17 in all ranging from ages 7 to 11.

These young people will be talking about the history of African and African American heroes and sheroes.

WE WIN Institute, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the academic and social success of all children.

From all indications, we can’t take the need for an accurate count of all our state’s residents too seriously. At stake could be the millions of federal dollars and, ultimately, the strength of our representation in Washington DC.

Despite the significant trend away from family farming in Minnesot* and elsewhere – for many reasons giving way to the power of (often polluting and environmentally unsound) corporate farming enterprises, chemical companies and federal farm policies, Minnesota is showing growth in small to mid-sized family farms. Why?

Contrary to popular belief, pregnancy is not always an exciting, happy or glowing experience. Clinical depression affects 15-20% of pregnant women, sometimes hitting so hard that the moms-to-be attempt suicide. Mothers of multiples are at even higher risk with more than 25% suffering during pregnancy and postpartum.

Kinshasha will be talking with Dr. Shoshana Bennett. She knows the struggles.

Kinshasha will talk with Life Coach, Professional Asskicker, Erika Lyremark about the 3 P’s Purpose, Passion, and Purpose.

Kinshasha will be talking live in the studio about the three P’s that will help us to create the life we have dreamt of.

In February 2009, Mpls/St. Paul Magazine listed this BOOT CAMP as the #1 thing to do to live better.

On Friday, January 29th at 11am on KFAI’s Catalyst:catalyst, two guests talk about the push to END Minnesota’s Moratorium on new nuclear power plants: LISA LEDWIDGE of Institute for Energy and Environmental Research’s (IEER) working on their plan to be Carbon-Free and Nuclear-Free: A Roadmap for Minnesota’s Energy Policy (by 2050) and KEN PENTEL, longtime environmental activist, founder of the

Violence no more. Is it even possible? A survey of Twin Cities and American life would yield doubt.

One boat. Four women. Four directions, four histories: merging. parting. reuniting.What are the stories that heal us, as we dive into breathing deeply, loving fully, knowing honestly, and relating consciously? How do we connect to the threads of our cultural past, as we reweave the patterns of our selves and our world?