Exploring what it means to live a good life.

Memories and stories of military veterans from the Leech Lake band of Ojibwe

Expert commentary on various environmental topics with focus on Minnesota and the Leech Lake Reservation.

In an effort to contain the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, the United States recruited, trained and financed the Hmong and Loas to serve as surrogate soldiers in the American armed forces. Today, there are over 350,000 Hmong living in the United States, with over 81,000 individuals in Minnesota, the largest urbanized Hmong population in the US. Veterans Voices': The Secret War is a program featuring the stories of some of these veterans. To learn more, visit MinnesotaVets.org

This is a one hour show on the history and music of R&B and Soul music. The program is divided into three segments.

The Soul Kitchen is a two-hour, weekly program that blends sweet soul, funky jazz, old school rock, Americana, and world music into a flavorful gumbo for the ears and spirit. Mixing these genres of sound with a dash of message gives listeners a menu of music that comes from the soul. Join host Brother William Morris for "tunes with a groove and music with a message."

Free concerts in KAXE's amphitheater on the Mississippi River.

Rich Tones JAZZ is a series of one hour radio shows hosted by Rich Rector, an avid jazz fan and listener. He plays and comments on new and old jazz songs, artists, and themes. Some shows feature one artist only and others will focus on particular segments of the genre. For example, he has done a couple of shows featuring only female jazz instrumentalists. Check it out!

One epic story about a Native people’s fight to exist.

Each episode, host Felton Pruitt interviews an artist about their life's work.

Innate: How Science Invented the Myth of Race