Associate Producer, Minnesota Public Radio
Kelly Gordon is an Associate Producer for Minnesota Public Radio, with a focus on local news and stories. She writes for Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania and MPR News, covering a wide range of topics including community events, literature, culture, social issues, and personal journeys. Her work has also been featured in The Globe and Mail and Page Six.
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Kelly Gordon's coverage focuses on local community development, literature, addiction, astronomy, and college-related topics. Her articles often include press releases, expert commentary, event coverage, and profile features.
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One of the hottest novels of the summer, Rachel Khong’s “Real Americans” is about love and expectations, mystery, privilege and dreams.
By: Kerri Miller, Kelly Gordon
When Jasmyn Williams moves her young family to the gated, Black utopia of Liberty, Calif., she thinks she can finally exhale.
By: Kerri Miller, Kelly Gordon
Claire Messud has long wanted to write a novel inspired by her family's history in Algeria, thanks to a handwritten memoir, more than 1,500 pages long, penned by her paternal grandfather.
Sarai Johnson’s debut novel, “Grown Women,” explores how past wrongs can persist and even poison our most integral relationships.
If the business model of local news needs an overhaul, what can the journalists who work inside the system do to change it?
In his new book, columnist Frank Bruni argues that a culture of grievance in America is splintering our personal lives, sabotaging our culture and swamping our politics. But there is a way out.
By: Kelly Gordon
Captain Kelly discusses the facts and what’s fiction on looking at the differences and effectiveness of X-band and S-band radars.
By: Kelly Gordon, Angela Davis
Join Angela Davis at the Minnesota State Fair for a North Star Journey Live recording to celebrate the music, the man and the mischief of James “Cornbread” Harris.
Jo Hamya's new novel, “ The Hypocrite ,” opens as the trap is being laid.
The 25th season of Talking Volumes launches later this month. To celebrate, we thought we'd bring you one of our favorite conversations from last year.
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