State Representative Steve Gottwalt Talks Politics
Rep. Steve Gottwalt of District 15-A discusses St. Cloud issues including the DeSoto Bridge funding and SCSU bonding. Gottwalt also answers questions about the gas tax, and education finance.
State Senator Tarryl Clark Talks Politics
Tarryl Clark has moved quickly into the Minnesota political spotlight. The Senator and Assistant Majority leader has an extensive conversation with KVSC's Jo McMullen about the 2008 bonding year, working with Governor Pawlenty and priorities for Central Minnesota
SCSU Recycling Program: Green or Guilty
Jenna Lee Wundrow, assistant news director at KVSC, exposes some of the failures and successes experienced by St. Cloud State's recycling program. Listen to decide whether the green movement have a place at St. Cloud State or is the recycling effort just trash? Is SCSU green or guilty?
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf Podcast
KVSC's news department presents 1976 St. Cloud State University graduate and Pierz, Minnesota native John Stumpf. The President and CEO of one of the nation's largest banking institutions shares his personal story in a very genuine and entertaining way.
Minnesota 13 Moonshine Podcast
KVSC's news department presents an engaging interview with the author of a new book that documents Stearns County, Minnesota's domination in the illegal moonshine business during Prohibition. Many intriguing factors led to Minnesota 13 being distributed and favored nationally.
Tibetan Monks Sand Art Podcast
KVSC's news department presents an award-winning glimpse into the amazing mandala sand sculpture created by the famed Tibetan Loseling monks of the Drepung Monastery in April 2006. You live the experience in the podcast presentation.
SCSU President Earl Potter Podcast
KVSC's news department presents an interview with St. Cloud State University's new president Earl H. Potter. Dr. Potter started his post July 1 and this podcast was recorded a few weeks into the new position.
Archeology Dig--Shoemaker Hall Podcast
Shoemaker Hall at St. Cloud State University holds many secrets of students who live inside its walls. It's the oldest dormitory on campus--and its grassy lawn hides artifacts of the early settlers of the city of St. Cloud. In this piece, you'll discover how students learn about archeology literally in their own front yard.