Quality, holistic and local. That's what Duluth chef Nyanyika Banda is all about.
The owner of Marita Pop Up Restaurant, stops by the podcast this week to talk about the growing local food scene in Duluth, what inspires her dishes and what propelled her to start her newest endeavor Duluth Supper Club.
Banda, who is also a food columnist for the News Tribune, shares her favorite food, her guilty pleasure late night snack and her
What we are into this week: Vi's Pizza in Biwabik, true crime podcast "The Vanished Podcast" and season five of the Bravo series "Vanderpump Rules."
We did it! We made our goal of publishing a podcast once a week for an entire year.
We've changed studio spaces, added new voices, recruited more local guests and even added a few new segments to keep things fresh.
This week we take a walk down memory lane and highlight some of our favorite guests/topics, share behind the scenes insider info and discuss where we want to go from here.
Tell us what you think of the podcast and how we can improve it by sending us an email at podcast@duluthnews.com.
This week on Pressroom Podcast meet the guy who does Christmas bigger and grander than anyone else this side of the North Pole.
Nathan Bentley, the man behind Duluth's popular holiday light display Benteyville, highlights what new and exciting things are happening in Bayfront Festival Park this holiday season. And as a special treat to our listeners, Bentley offers his top secret tips on how to avoid the huge crowds and what time is the best time to see Santa.
Bentleyville Tour of Lights opens this Saturday, Nov. 19 in Bayfront Festival Park along Duluth's waterfront.
As always you can reach us at podcast@duluthnews.com.
Our very own photographer and the creator of the News tribune's longest standing blog "Astro Bob" recently added published author to his list of accomplishments.
Bob King tells us about his new book "Night Sky with the Naked Eye" on this week's podcast.
If you have a question for Bob or for the podcast crew email us at podcast@duluthnews.com.
He was your mayor for eight years. He's a published author. And most recently he added political science teacher to his resume. Former Duluth Mayor Don Ness joins us on the podcast this week to talk about the craziness of this election season.
We talk approval ratings, political strategies - what works and what doesn't, the future of politics, and we even get some insider info on the recent Trampled by Turtles hiatus.
This week you will also notice our new segment called "On the Record" where we will share something interesting that happened during the week while we were out reporting on stories. Sticking with the political theme, Brady starts us off with something he encountered while dealing with an unnamed source.
As always you can reach us at podcast@duluthnews.com.