Videos Posts

Found Lake Paraphernalia

I was freediving Duluth’s amazing rock beach one afternoon, and started finding pot-smoking paraphernalia in a few feet of water just off shore. I realized I was reassembling some poor stoner’s fully stocked stash tray which he/she must have set too close to the waves. Within a relatively small radius I found pieces of two glass pipes (one largely intact), pokie tool, rolling tray, grinder, cigarette roller, and a broken glass jar. Archeological evidence of a beach culture of leisure.

Acoustic Guitar Sessions presents Charlie Parr

Max Dvorak – “Honey”

Max Dvorak is a Madison native living in Boston and touring the United States and Canada this summer. He plays the Redstar on Saturday night, July 11.

Northern Pike Swims By

A brief encounter with a Northern Pike in several feet of water. It looks injured as if by a propeller across its back.

U-S-A!

WDSE-TV Documentary: Lost 50s

This WDSE-TV documentary showcases the era when drive-ins were all the rage, when the Arrowhead region met a major mining challenge and the region played a strategic role in the Cold War. Local milestones included the passing of the last Civil War veteran Albert Woolson and the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Class Trip to Duluth and Superior

Adam Vossen put together this video of his class trip last month. All the footage in the montage was shot with an iPhone 6.

Kids Playing on Logs at the Beach

Razors Tapes – Duluth Edition

Shane McClay and Jeph Howard of Razor Skate perform roller-blading stunts across Duluth, soaking up a bit of culture along the way.

Knife River Fawn

Video by Frank Sander from out the window of the Blau House at the Little Knife Sanctuary in Knife River, with music by Ryan Clover.

Agassiz Oscillation Ensemble – “Shoulders in Heavy”

Cinematography – Allen Killian-Moore

“Shoulders in Heavy” is a selected portion from side A of the forthcoming Agassiz Oscillation Ensemble album Workplace Democracy, to be released on Chicago-based 1980 Records in July.

Charlie Parr’s Stumpjumper Trailer

Phil Cook, producer of Charlie Parr’s new album Stumpjumper, narrates this video that follows Parr from the North Shores of Duluth to the hills of North Carolina. The footage was shot by Cook, Maxwell McGruder and Adam Heathcott.

The Keep Aways at Tom’s Burned Down Café

.. and then the woman with the green hair appears.

Water

This video by Mickie Keuning celebrates the emotions of water in Duluth. The song is “Lakehouse” by Of Monsters and Men.

The Hoot Owls – “Flippin’ Bird”

Duluth band the Hoot Owls released this song in 2007 on the album Alien Scrapyard. Now a delightful video has emerged.

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