Best Money Tree Investing Podcasts (2023)

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Money Tree Investing

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Secrets of High Finance – An Exclusive Interview With Christopher Zook 1:03:08

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Christopher Zook talks about the secrets of high finance and how you can join them. We discuss GP Stakes and how this exists for investors to join the club. For more information, visit the show notes at https://moneytreepodcast.com/secrets-of-high-finance-christopher-zook Today's Panelists: Kirk Chisholm | Innovative Wealth Barbara Friedberg | Barb…

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A Long Time In Finance

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Legal Bullying and the War on Truth 28:53

2h ago28:53

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It's got a long history going back to Robert Maxwell and Sir James Goldsmith's long-running battle to bankrupt Private Eye, but in recent years so-called "lawfare" has become a veritable industry. We talk to David Hooper, solicitor and author of Buying Silence about the ways in which companies have used libel and privacy laws to squash their critic…

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Minnesota Now

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St. Paul mayor Melvin Carter on the city's medical debt cancellation plan 10:16

19m ago10:16

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St. Paul City Council has approved a budget for next year. It includes a tax hike of 3.7% and money for a host of programs and city services. The budget also funnels $1 million in leftover pandemic relief money from the federal government to a non-profit firm that will help residents who are saddled with medical debt. When St. Paul Mayor Melvin Car…

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Minnesota Now

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Connect the Dots: Bill English 11:01

1h ago11:01

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Minnesota Now is kicking off a new series called Connect the Dots. We’ll ask community elders in Minnesota to share their wisdom and lessons learned about what really matters in life. MPR’s senior economics contributor Chris Farrell has been interviewing people 70 years and older for insights that might prove useful to younger generations. Chris’ i…

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota Now and Then: Soccer Olympian Briana Scurry 6:54

1h ago6:54

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Dayton, Minnesota-born Olympian Briana Scurry was recently honored by the Sports Museum, which awarded her its Soccer Legacy Award at a fundraising gala in Boston. Scurry played for the University of Massachusetts and became a starting goalie for the U.S. national team. She was one of the first players to compete in a women's paid professional leag…

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Minnesota Now

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Here's where to find holiday lights, straight from the author of the definitive lights guide 8:00

1h ago8:00

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You’ve likely seen holiday lights strung up on the houses in your neighborhood. And maybe you have a holiday tradition to pack into the car and see the best displays in the area. An annual guide can help you map out your road trip. Mike Marcotte is an Executive Producer at KSTP and runs the blog, Give Me The Mike. For the 7th year in a row, he is b…

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota Now: Dec. 7, 2023 55:54

1h ago55:54

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St. Paul City Council will erase $100 million in medical debt. Not every council member was in favor of that decision. The city’s mayor joined the show to chat about what it means for the city's new budget. Minnesota elders have learned endless lessons through the years. Our new series asks them to "connect the dots." The holiday season is inspirin…

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Minnesota Now

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This week in sports news with Wally and Eric 8:53

2h ago8:53

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Watching the Twins and Timberwolves could get easier soon, as Axios Twin Cities reported earlier this week. Both teams are ending contracts with the parent company behind Bally Sports, which streaming services have dropped. Of course, when you miss a game, Wally Langfellow and Eric Nelson can help you get caught up. Wally is the founder of Minnesot…

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Minnesota Now

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A world away from conflict, Israel-Hamas war proves divisive for Minnesota Jews 11:21

4h ago11:21

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The Oct. 7 Hamas attack and Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza strip has surfaced a wide spectrum of emotions for Jews. Some know where they stand, others are changing their perspectives, and some are unsure where to even begin. But people are guarded. Amid the tension, Jews are seeking opportunities to come together and they’re looking for guidance.…

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota Now: Dec. 6, 2023 55:26

4h ago55:26

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A new report on the shape of Minnesota’s budget. A surplus is likely in the short-term, but there could be trouble in the long run. Minnesota college students are in Dubai for the annual united nations climate change conference, or COP28. They tell MPR News what they’ve learned so far. It doesn’t feel or look like winter out there yet. What’s going…

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Minnesota Now

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Local musician celebrating Hanukkah with song 8:56

6h ago8:56

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The first night of Hanukkah is Thursday, and a local musician is celebrating with song. Sarina Partridge is a musician, song-leader and educator in Minneapolis. And throughout Hanukkah she is hosting several sing-alongs for the Jewish community to take part in. She joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about her music and how it plays a role in…

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Minnesota Now

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Where's the snow? Meteorologist Sven Sundgaard answers 5:39

6h ago5:39

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If you look outside it doesn’t feel like winter — and doesn't really look like winter in most of the state. To break down why this is happening and our next chance for snow is MPR News meteorologist Sven Sundgaard, in for Paul Huttner this week. Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation. Subscribe to the Minnesota Now podcast on…

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota students get a front row seat to COP28 in Dubai 11:17

20h ago11:17

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Among those watching the world try to get on track with climate change is a group of students from St. Paul’s Macalester College. They traveled more than 7,000 miles to watch the UN’s annual climate meeting, COP28. On day one, world leaders reached an agreement on what’s called a loss-and-damage fund to help vulnerable countries recover from disast…

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Minnesota Now

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Breaking down Minnesota's budget forecast 5:21

7h ago5:21

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There’s mixed news Tuesday from Minnesota finance officials about the shape of the state’s budget. In the short run, another surplus is expected. But down the road, there could be a possible deficit. Budget officials will answer questions reporters Wednesday afternoon when they discuss the economic forecast. MPR News politics editor Brian Bakst bro…

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Money Tree Investing

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It’s Black Friday Again… And Again 58:12

2h ago58:12

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This week we discuss Black Friday and why it doesn't matter to the markets. Personal spending cools... The market yawns Credit Card Balances Skyrocket... The market doesn't notice. The economy starts cooling and the market celebrates. They think the Fed will pivot, but the Fed is clearly saying no. Eventually the market will wake up after it gets h…

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Minnesota Now

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Fifth annual Dark Sky Festival highlights arts, traditions and threats to Cook County's darkest skies in the world 9:43

7h ago9:43

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You may or may not already know this fun fact: the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is one of only 17 certified International Dark Sky Sanctuaries in the world. Every year, adventurers, artists and photographers from around the world travel to Cook County to experience the night sky. Thursday marks the beginning of the fifth annual Dark Sky Fe…

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota Now: Dec. 5, 2023 55:18

2d ago55:18

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Winter brings cold and flu to mind, but Fargo is seeing a big increase in whooping cough cases. We found out why and how you can protect yourself and your kids. Tuesday marks 60 days of the Israel-Hamas war. For Jews in Minnesota, conversations inside the community are fraught. We heard from Jewish Minnesotans on what that's been like to navigate. …

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Minnesota Now

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Whooping cough on the rise in Fargo 8:57

2d ago8:57

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Whooping cough is on the rise in Fargo. In just the past month, Cass County has reported twelve cases of the virus -- more than they typically see in an entire year. Dr. Tracie Newman and epidemiologist Brenton Nesemeier are both with Fargo Cass Public Health. They joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about it.…

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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The Purpose of Having is Generosity | Pastor Michael Giacomoni 35:15

3d ago35:15

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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Summer Playlist: Great Things (Worth It All) | Pastor Matthew Johnson 50:06

3d ago50:06

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Pastor Matthew concludes the Summer Playlist series on how we can find peace in the midst of difficult circumstances.

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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Money: Dream With Me | Matthew Johnson 45:49

3d ago45:49

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Join Pastor Matthew as he talks about the specific things God calls us to do and also some exciting things our church will be doing in the future.

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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Marriage: Biblical Concept of Dating 27:00

3d ago27:00

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Pastor Matthew dives further into the concept of dating.

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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Jesus’ Resurrection and Saul’s Pursuit of Truth | Matthew Johnson 43:30

3d ago43:30

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Join Pastor Matthew as we look at the powerful conversion of Saul and how we can apply the same truths in our own lives.

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Submit 45:37

2d ago45:37

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Please watch the Submit CORE video and answer the corresponding Submit questions. Please read Part 4 in the CORE Membership Booklet.

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Serve 47:31

3d ago47:31

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Please watch the Serve CORE video and answer the corresponding Serve questions. Please read Part 2 in the CORE Membership Booklet.

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Invest 50:14

2d ago50:14

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Please watch the Invest CORE video and answer the corresponding Invest questions. Please read Part 3 in the CORE Membership Booklet.

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Evangelism 45:33

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Daily Relationship with Jesus 51:52

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Connect 46:46

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Please watch the Connect CORE video and answer the corresponding Connect questions. Please read Part 1 in the CORE Membership Booklet.

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Being the Church 46:40

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Baptism 44:17

3d ago44:17

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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CORE: Attending Church In Person Consistently 51:02

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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"I Could Be Wrong" // A Discussion on Reconciliation 34:25

3d ago34:25

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Pastor Matthew and Pastor Brandon sit down and answer questions on the process of reconciliation.

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Minnesota Now

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Here's a rundown of the top holiday events across Minnesota 10:41

17h ago10:41

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Hanukkah begins on Thursday, and Christmas, Kwanzaa and New Years will be hear before you know it. While the weather this time of year might make you want to stay indoors, there is plenty to explore, from holiday markets to pop-up holiday bars. Kristen Glazer has all the top spots in across Minnesota. She runs a blog called “Expedition Kristen” alo…

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Minnesota Now

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Historic Minnesota law requires schools to adopt a new reading curriculum to close reading gap 14:48

17h ago14:48

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If you have young kids in your life, you may have noticed that they’re learning to read in ways that are different than the way your learn. That’s because Minnesota legislators recently passed a historic law that requires schools to adopt a new reading curriculum — all with the goal of closing Minnesota’s vast reading gap. In Rochester’s public sch…

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Minnesota Now

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Metro Transit rolls out tougher fare enforcement, rider code of conduct 17:09

19h ago17:09

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Starting Monday, Metro Transit will begin tougher fare enforcement. Community Service Officers will begin asking riders for their fares. Those who haven't paid will be issued a citation. Fines start at $35 for a first violation to $100 for a fourth. It's part of a push to clean up light rail platforms and trains, and bring ridership back up. Part o…

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Minnesota Now

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New study finds variety of health benefits to 'forest bathing' 9:23

1d ago9:23

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As Minnesotans many of us have taken a walk through the woods to relieve stress. But a new study from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse found forest therapy – also called forest bathing -- had significant health and well-being benefits for kids with mental health challenges. For more on what we can learn from the new research, a Minnesota fores…

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota Now: Dec. 4, 2023 54:52

1d ago54:52

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Metro Transit says it's getting tough on fare evasion, starting Monday. Why now? We talked to general manager Lesley Kandaras about efforts to boost enforcement -- and ridership -- on metro buses and trains. Some Minnesota schools are already using new reading tools that will be required by law. We talked to Catharine Richert -- a reporter and pare…

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The Tree Church Sermon Podcast

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Jesus is With the Sinners 39:29

2d ago39:29

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By Pastor Matthew Johnson

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A Long Time In Finance

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The Problem of The Twelve 29:55

6d ago29:55

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No, it's not a novel by GK Chesterton; it's the takeover of the world's investment markets by a sinister posse of giant passive fund managers and private equity firms. These now possess the sort of political and economic power that would have made John Rockefeller green with envy. We talk to John Coates, professor at Harvard Law School and author o…

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Money Tree Investing

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Ultra High Net Worth Investor Issues 1:18:16

5h ago1:18:16

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John Jennings, financial advisor to ultra high net worth investors, discusses a myriad of topics related to issues that extreme wealth has with individuals and families. We also discuss mental models, ikigai, and wealth preservation secrets. Today's Panelists: Kirk Chisholm | Innovative Wealth Barbara Friedberg | Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance …

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Minnesota Now

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Rabeca's sophomore jazz pop album tackles 'Junk' of the 2020's 7:39

7d ago7:39

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The Minneapolis-based jazz pop band Rabeca releases a new album called ‘Junk’ on Dec. 1. They will perform an album release show at the Hook and Ladder in Minneapolis on Dec. 2. Anna Dolde is a Minneapolis jazz and pop saxophonist. She co-leads the band and joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about the new album.…

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Minnesota Now

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Calls for Minnesota to withdraw investments continue. Here's state auditor Julie Blaha's take on the issue 6:59

4d ago6:59

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There are calls to cut Minnesota's financial ties to Israel by moving pension accounts and other investments that benefit its economy. On Wednesday, protestors met at the state capitol to call on the State Board of Investment to do so. They echoed a wider movement known as BDS for "boycott, divest, sanctions." The Jewish Community Resource Council …

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota Now and Then: Elvis Presley in Duluth 6:13

7d ago6:13

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The movie Priscilla has earned more than $19 million since its late October release. The film tells the story of the teenage girl who met and later married Elvis Presley, one of the pioneers of rock n’ roll. Priscilla’s movie comes less than two years after Elvis had a biopic of his own. Both have stirred up attention over the King’s legacy. Elvis …

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota Now: Nov. 30, 2023 55:39

7d ago55:39

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The state of policing in the city of Minneapolis is once again under scrutiny. We heard from one of the people tasked with making change. Calls continue for Minnesota to withdraw over one hundred million dollars in investments from Israel. State Auditor Julie Blaha joined the show for more. What happens when a small town loses its ambulance service…

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Minnesota Now

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Nashwauk is considering losing ambulance services 9:25

7d ago9:25

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During a medical emergency, you can count on an ambulance to likely be at your home within 10 minutes. Sometimes those minutes matter. But a city in the Iron Range is at risk of losing that critical service. The city of Nashwauk says they are considering selling their ambulance service. Aaron Brown joined Minnesota Now to explain why this is happen…

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Minnesota Now

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Pro-Palestinian, Jewish groups gather at Capitol to weigh in on state's Israel investments 5:51

7d ago5:51

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An often overlooked governmental body at the state Capitol drew much attention Wednesday. The Minnesota State Board of Investment — which includes Gov. Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison and other top officials — had to meet in a larger room than usual, and one that made entry and exit for state officials more accessible. That’s because pro-P…

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Minnesota Now

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Minnesota Now: Nov. 29, 2023 55:26

2h ago55:26

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We’re following protests at the Capitol calling for the state board of investment to divest money from Israel. We’ll learn more and check in on the first year of an inpatient mental health unit for kids. Plus, can you believe it’s (nearly) December already? Meteorologist Paul Huttner gives us our forecast, including potential for northern lights la…

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Minnesota Now

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Local author tracks link between film and song 11:10

8d ago11:10

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When you hear “Sound of Silence” by Simon & Garfunkel, some of you picture young Dustin Hoffman with a thousand-yard stare. Some songs that weren’t written for the movies wind up inextricably linked to a film, and that changes how people remember both. Nate Patrin knows a lot about the ties between songs like the “Sound of Silence” and movies like …

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Minnesota Now

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Encore interview: Midtown Global Market celebrates its anniversary — with a cookbook 7:55

7d ago7:55

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Looking for a good gift for the chef in your life? For Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis’ 15th anniversary in 2021, the chefs and business owners at the market came together to create a cookbook. The 23 recipes highlight the many different flavors from around the world that are available at the market, including a bison and hominy bowl with blue…

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