Rich Larson

Hosts Rich Larson and Andy Tellijohn talk with St. Olaf distance runner Kevin Turlington about his philosophy for running the 5k and 10k meter races. Then they talk with MIAC Associate Commissioner BJ Pickard about the academic year and all that was accomplished in the MIAC.

Hosts Rich Larson and Andy Tellijohn speak with Grant Nelson, the reigning D-III National Champion in the Men's 400 meters, and Carter Sichol of Carleton College, who won the individual National Championship in Women's Golf last week.

Lots of season wrap ups for spring sports. Northfield will be well represented in the the State tournaments this year. Grant Selchow recaps the week in sports with the Raider Scoreboard.

This week Spider brings you music from Black Sabbath, Pantera, W.A.S.P., and so much more. Plus an extra helping of AC/DC.

On the inaugural edition of Business Unleashed, Randy Yoder of Action Coach Midwest talks with Chau Tran, the owner of Tin Tea in Northfield ( tinteamn.com ) MN about bubble tea, her family, her entreprenuerial spirit, and why she chose to open a business in her first year of college.

This month hosts Tami Resler, Meredith Fierke and Jess Prill talk discuss Tami's summer of screen printing, new endeavors for Jess, and Meredith's upcoming shows. There's a good report from the 2026 Straight River Art Festival, and they also talk about making gigantic things from fiberglass, Tami's hidden clown outfit and Jess' debut as the back end of a camel.

We wrap up the season with scores and highlights of the week on the Raider Scoreboard with Jimmy LeRue.

Carleton College Professor Emeritus Steve Poskanzer discusses his new book The University's Voice – Principled Silence and Purposeful Speech in a live setting at Content Bookstore in Downtown Northfield, MN.

Randy and his sidekick/engineer Rich talk with the owners of In the Dog House, Rob and Joan Hosking. Randy also offers some thoughts on not just time management, but time mastery.

Andy and Rich have an extended conversation with St. Olaf pitcher David Scheil, and his independent study project focussed on St. Olaf baseball players who served in World War II.