Videos
Smashing ice at the Duluth Curling Club
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If the spring weather has you frustrated, perhaps you’ll find this video cathartic.
“The Main” Trailer
In 1982 Bob Jansen was fired from his job as a college professor for being gay. After suing the institution that fired him, he took his settlement money to open the first openly gay bar in the Duluth/Superior region: The Main Club. The Main follows Jansen’s history and the history of the bar while exploring social trends that may threaten the continued existence of historically significant queer spaces like the Main Club.
Directed by Julie Casper Roth.
Low – “Just Make it Stop”
Video by Phil Harder.
Spring and plants and snails will come. Just wait.
Cooking on the Car: Beer Cheese Soup Finale
Cooking on the Car serves up Beer Cheese Soup in Washburn, Wis.
Captain’s Salutes
For shipping nerds.
Sh-Boom no more
https://youtu.be/H0gnO8LPy9w
The Duluth band is retiring after 24 years.
Rivulets – “How, Who”
Directed and edited by Adam Barnick.
Twin Ports Bridge Festival Pre-Sale for Accessibility
httpv://youtu.be/4OwfrgMrDf0
The Twin Ports Bridge Festival is hoping to meet a goal of selling 2,000 tickets at a reduced rate by May 31 to allow free access to area organizations and their constituents who could benefit from the inspiring messages and events at the festival, but would otherwise not be able to attend. These groups may include, but certainly won’t be limited to, those that help folks with mental illness, disabilities, and/or underserved youth. With this year’s date only two days after Independence Day, we are also hoping to be able to allow free access to all veterans.
Cooking on the Car: Jiffy Pop for Beer Cheese Soup
The Beer Cheese soup is simmering in the glove box slow cooker and the bean dip is warming on the manifold. It’s time to pop some popcorn to finish this meal.
Breaking News: Hobo Nephews team up with Chaperone Records
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Duluth Snowboarding Crashes Video
While filming for our last snowboarding video we gathered some great crash footage! Enjoy! Video by Higher Base Media.
Meeting Charlie Parr
Check out the Kiss Kiss Bank Bank page to throw a few euros at this documentary about Duluth’s own Charlie Parr.
There’s also a website for the project at meetingcharlieparr.com and a Facebook page.
Fever Dream – “I’m Real”
Enjoy the first Fever Dream video, “I’m Real.”
Duluth Snowboarding Video
This is a video of Mitch Larson snowboarding all over Duluth and at Mont du Lac. It was created by Higher Base Media. (more…)
Calendar Videos
The mad scientists in the Perfect Duluth Day Calendar Labs are continually applying their impressive craniums to just one question, “How can we make our calendar that much cooler?”
Well, pop up videos, that’s how! Starting now, if there’s a video linked to the event, just click on the “Watch Video” link and it will pop up in your browser window. Movie trailers, music videos, game tutorials and more are just a click away! Then you can click away the video and keep browsing events.
Soy Bomb!
https://youtu.be/5xTZbw1kyF4
This has been up on YouTube for a while, but I don’t think it ever made it to PDD. The Grammy speech referencing Duluth is included.
Local film makers producing horror film in Duluth
Murder Pretty, a local independent group of film makers dedicated to producing fun and interesting horror films, is producing its first slasher movie, How Pretty You Die right in Duluth. Filming begins March 28. Check out the Kickstarter campaign.
Cooking on the Car returns
Duluth’s finest cooking show continues as Dan Dresser and Jason Wussow make beer cheese soup and black bean dip on the manifold of their car on the way to Washburn using techniques they’ve honed on their many road trips around the country. (more…)
Brewhouse Cattle
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Jason Davis was in Duluth for his “On the Road” series to find out more about the connection between a brewery and a farm.