Episodes

I had a blast catching up with my old band mates, David Grosz, Ron Faleide and Michael Joyal.

Cole Wisniewski has a lot of titles – Christian, Husband, Student Athlete, Risk Advisor, All American – and he honors all of them with integrity, grace and passion.

Dave Anderson helped revitalize downtown Fargo into the vibrant, happening place it is today.

Dr. Wilson offers his insight and expertise on the amazing advances in agriculture, and how it’s adjusting with global tensions.

Cam puts a lot of thought into what people will want in their neighborhoods. Hear how even technology is making an impact on those decisions.

Os offers daily devotions and also has a treasure trove of information for people wanting to become a mentor, or those just looking for a better faith walk. And, in his own words, “instead of retiring I am re-firing.”

Chris and his partner Nathan are working to develop solutions to major issues so they can leave a better world for their children. Watch for their docuseries soon.

The Schlossers have answered God’s calling and are teaching farmers in other countries Regenerative Agriculture, or how to farm the way God intended. It is working.

Wendell has honed his craft as a functional wood artist over the years, and what was once a hobby is now a full time gig.

Shawn and Arnie know it is not easy to run a business or a company, so they have put together a team of top notch experts to provide a breadth of knowledge making sure others succeed.

Rich and Shaun take us through some of the detrimental consequences that will happen should a property tax elimination proposal move forward in North Dakota.

The NDSU Foundation’s mission is to build enduring relationships that maximize advocacy and philanthropy to support North Dakota State University. In John’s role as President/CEO of the Foundation, he has overseen the receipt of over $700 million in gift support.

NDSU athletics have a strong, proud tradition and as Associate Athletic Director and Team Maker Executive Director, Derrick Lang is working to make sure that tradition continues, no matter what changes try to disrupt it.

Emily got her B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Robotics from North Dakota State University in 2023. She is now a graduate student at Texas A&M, studying Aerospace Engineering. Emily is a big supporter of STEM education and speaks to young audiences about STEM frequently.

Dr. Kallmeyer talks about the importance of mentorship, hands-on education, reaching students while they are young and how an engineering degree can open the door to almost any type of career.

Dr. Birkeland hasn’t been at NDSU for long, but she is passionate about increasing enrollment and spreading the word about the amazing opportunities at the College of Business.

Colleen has served special needs children for over 35 years. After meeting the children at a Bogota orphanage she created the Light and Life Foundation which has helped hundreds of special needs and impoverished children in the area.

It all started when Micah interned at a sand and gravel operation in college. His passion for the industry grew, and he is now on the equipment side, working to deliver the right solutions for his customers.

Stephen may have been born with cerebral palsy (CP) but he does not let it define him. From becoming the first person with CP to ascend El Capitan to founding Camp Wamp, he does not miss out on anything life has to offer.

Through Strengthen ND, Megan and her team are helping rural communities solve their problems; working to support local small businesses, bring people together, and create a better future for North Dakota as a whole.

Chris has made his mark in North Dakota healthcare, health and human services policy and is now working to fix broken systems in national healthcare.

Bethany and her team work with children who have experienced multiple adverse childhood experiences by the time they reach kindergarten. Unfortunately the need is great in the Fargo-Moorhead area, but they are making a difference.

Learn more about the PROVE IT Act and how the United States needs to take a stand when it comes to unfair trade practices.

The Energy Series continues with EERC CEO Charlie Gorecki and Tom Oakland, Energy & Economic Coordination Office Manager with the North Dakota Dept, of Commerce.