In the latest installment of Conversations on Health and Well-Being, which recently aired on WTIP, host Kristin DeArruda Wharton explores the topic of death and dying with Dr. Sandy Stover - a family physician with a commitment to end of life issues - and Brenda Hartman, a therapist whose own life experience led her to dedicate her career to counseling people with cancer and educating health professionals. Click here to listen to the program.

WTIP is proud to announce it won a 2018 Edward R. Murrow Award for a story produced by Joe Friedrichs on the Ham Lake Fire... great news for WTIP!!!  Click on "Read more" for a link to the full story and an archived edition of the award-winning piece.
 

The sky put on quite a show in the early morning hours of Friday, April 20. This is just one of the many photos captured by local photographer David R. Johnson. To view more of his photography, visit his website, or check out his facebook page.

This month's edition of Northern Gardening was ‘All About Perennials,’ and welcomed Barbara Balgoyen, 17 year veteran with Walters Gardens, sharing about the best perennials for zones 3 and 4. Other guests included local gardeners Mona Abdel Rahman and Alisa Berns. If you missed hearing it, you can listen to an archived edition of the program anytime.

The latest episode of WTIP's Boundary Waters Podcast is now available, featuring hosts Matthew Baxley and Joe Friedrichs stirring up some amazing recipes on Duncan Lake with the owner of Loon Lake Lodge Also featured is a discussion with Minnesota artist Wayne Potratz.  Click here to learn more about the podcast, and to subscribe.

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