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Sarah Krueger – “Better When You Are Around”

Duluth’s Sarah Krueger — along with pianist Jordan Taylor, drummer J.T. Bates, bass guitarist Steve Garrington and guitarists Nate Case and Erik Koskinen perform in the Current studio.

Click here to hear the full three-song set and interview with the Local Show’s host David Campbell.

Highlight Video: UMD Bulldogs vs. Ouachita Baptist University

Zach Zweifel hit quarterback Drew Bauer with a 9-yard scoring strike in overtime to cap UMD’s wild 48-45 win over undefeated Ouachita Baptist University last Saturday. The Bulldogs advance to the NCAA Division II Quarterfinals, facing Minnesota State-Mankato this Saturday at Blakeslee Stadium in Mankato.

The Trail’s Calling

Max Fierek and Charles Young hit the trails near Stewart Creek in Duluth’s Smithville neighborhood.

Cars Sliding Down Duluth Avenues: 2014 Edition

This video is from the Nov. 10 snow/ice storm. It’s not as good as the one from 2003, but still … everyone loves a good car-sliding montage.

Toby Thomas Churchill – “Bad People”

Coach Cork: Lesson #3

The third installment of valuable cross-country skiing tips from Coach Cork, brought to you by Ski Hut.

See also:

Coach Cork: Lesson #1

Coach Cork: Lesson #2

 

Duluth Michael Brown Memorial

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Filmed by Joe Olivieri of Lola Visuals.

Coach Cork: Lesson #2

Coach Cork dispenses more tips and advice for cross-country skiers in lesson #2.

Thanks to Ski Hut for sponsoring Coach Cork. See also, Coach Cork: Lesson #1

Sarah Krueger – “Nothing Hits Me”

Video directed, shot and edited by Trent Waterman. Song from the forthcoming Sarah Krueger album Lustrous.

Coach Cork: Lesson #1

Perfect Duluth Day has teamed up with U.S. Cross Country Ski Team Coach Jason Cork to present a three-part instructional series on the magic and thrill of cross-country skiing.

Please enjoy lesson #1, sponsored by Ski Hut.

Family Adventure on the North Shore

A Minneapolis family takes on the shores of Lake Superior in early in November during a weekend trip. Music: “Let’s Be Still” by the Head and the Heart.

Black River Revue – “Spare Change”

Duluth band Black River Revue performs for The White Wall Sessions in Sioux Falls, S.D.

Jesse Ventura – “The Body Rules”

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Jesse premieres his music video for “The Body Rules” in 1984. Obnoxious autoplay on the embedded video, so click the Read More button to see the video. (more…)

Video: Charlie Parr Live at the Paramount Theatre in Austin

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KSMQ, the public television station for southern Minnesota and northern Iowa, captured Duluth musician Charlie Parr performing a concert in his hometown of Austin, Minn. last month. Next Thursday Parr performs in Duluth with Alan Sparhawk at Sacred Heart Music Center.

Walking the dog in Duluth, Cali style

Video by John Jenkins.

The Daily Show’s take on Pointergate

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A Prairie Home Companion in Duluth: Sarah Krueger performs “Ships and Trees” with the North Shore Orchestra

A Prairie Home Companion in Duluth: Garrison Keillor talks with Mayor Don Ness

Dad’s Acid – “We Fucking Love You”

New video by Duluth band Dad’s Acid, featuring TV Land footage of all the heroes and villains of Gotham.

Downtown Sounds

A Duluth skateboarding video shot and edited by Cody Paulson, featuring Colton Maddy and Stephen Pestalozzi.

Duluth Lights

Time lapse video by Skyler Brewster.

Duluth view of Oct. 23 partial solar eclipse

Patrick Smith created this video using YouTube Slideshow Creator.

Jake Specht skateboards across Duluth

Footage shot Oct. 19 by Jesse Covington. Music by Atmosphere – “Let Me Know That You Know What You Want Now.”

Stoney Point Surf

Video by Kyle James.

Video Archive: Low – “Fear”

Ten years ago Starfire posted this video he made for the Low song “Fear,” from the 1994 album I Could Live in Hope. The video was produced as part of the Crash Ballet Contest put on by Coudal Partners, a design, advertising and interactive studio in Chicago. Participants were asked to edit original NASA footage to music. Starfire’s video was named a runner up in the contest.