Duluth Budgeteer reporter and huge Shakespeare nerd Teri Cadeau joins us to talk about the First Folio, which has called Duluth home this fall.
The 1623 First Folio is the first printed collection of all of Shakespeare's plays and was on display at the Tweed Museum of Art for the month of October. Today, Oct. 26, is the final day to see it on the University of Minnesota Duluth campus.
Hear about Teri's relationship with Shakespeare, which wasn't love at first sight, and how she felt when she was in the same room as the First Folio. She also explains to Brady that you can't simply just "flip" through it.
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What do the William A. Irvin, Nopeming and Sir Benedict's all have in common?
They are all places the Duluth Paranormal Society has concluded to have paranormal activity.
This week, the founders of the society Amanda and Andy Paszak share what their team does, how they do it and what they've found during recent investigations. Amanda also shares her personal encounter with the paranormal from when she was a little girl.
Have you had a paranormal experience in the Duluth area. We'd love to hear your story. Email us at podcast@duluthnews.com
"It's not a costume. It's a lifestyle."
University of Minnesota Duluth mascot Champ takes a quick break from homecoming festivities to chat with us this week.
Taylor Korum, aka Champ, has been donning a giant gray Bulldog head at UMD football and hockey games, homecoming parades, alumni gatherings and other school sponsored events for the past five years.
Find out how he got the gig, what his favorite thing about being Champ is and what's next for him after graduation.
What we are into this week: Our new intro music courtesy of Kim the eternal intern, horror film on Netflix titled "Hush", MLB playoffs, the Minnesota Lynx, and the upcoming Netflix show "Mascots".
Scary movie marathons, people decorating their yards with tombstones of weird people in history, and candy, candy, candy.
"Halloween has become a season, not just a day," Duluth News Tribune reporter Brady Slater says. "It's a month long or more now."
We loaded the podcast studio this week to bring you everyone's opinion on Halloween and the never ending holiday it has become. We cover everything from pumpkin carving to our favorite horror movies and our best ever costumes.
Tell us what your favorite part of Halloween is a podcast@duluthnews.com.
What we are into this week (rapid fire round): "Exile on Main St." by the Rolling Stones, commuting to work by foot, Plant Nanny app, two-week vacations, and all things fall (sweaters, blankets, new TV series, etc.).