Definitely Someday: Shannon Watson on preparing Minnesota’s future candidates
Definitely Someday helps normal people plan for a future run for office.
Definitely Someday helps normal people plan for a future run for office.
“We knew right away that we wanted to do something… to keep the campaign light and fun. … Our goal was to grab customers’ attention, perhaps make them smile, and remind them to ‘respect the ride.’”
Steve Demlow is a member of the Greater Midwest Lego Train Club and a software engineer at 3M.
Anthony Ongaro: “We all only have 24 hours per day and it’s been proven that prioritizing experiences over consumerism/things makes us happier.”
A Q&A with DNR water conservation specialist Dave Leuthe.
Paul Hash works at the Homestead Pickin Parlour, a specialty folk music shop in Richfield.
Whitney is the host of Butch Talk, a YouTube series founded to address the lack of female masculinity on the Internet.
Barry Newman and Forrest Wozniak are sign painters in Minneapolis. They spoke to Stubble while working on the Black Coffee & Waffle Bar painting in the SE Como neighborhood.
Why do rents for 2-bedroom apartments in Minneapolis and St. Paul diverge so sharply, when 3-bedroom apartments cost about the same?
In human combat chess, performers assume the chess piece positions on as life-sized board.
Ever notice how ‘A Prairie Home Companion’ on the road makes very specific, local references? Here’s how they do it.
Does this result reflect voter sentiments? Probably not, but it is an interesting look at how each candidate is viewed by their peers.
Two Fringe festival actors discuss the art of stage combat.
An interview with the co-founder of URentWise , a website about rental properties around the University of Minnesota.
Nice Ride’s Marketing Director answers some serious questions raised by the Wall Street Journal’s editorial board.
By Tom Johnson
June 11, 2013