radio

The switch was a surprise to most people.

Larry "Moon" Thompson retired from radio on Friday, Oct. 4.

He's stepping away from the microphone due to health reasons.

The show will broadcast every Saturday morning.

The former host was fired by MPR in 2017 after allegations of inappropriate behavior.

The surprise move was confirmed on Friday.

It'll debut Tuesday, September 3.

They'll all be on the radio playing a game.

St. Paul  had been the show's home base since the 'A Prairie Home Companion' days.

Martin replaces John Focke, who was hired to broadcast for the Charlotte Hornets.

Focke has been with the Wolves since 2007, and the Lynx since 2012.

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36 hours on a bus provided some unusual experiences.

Guentzel says she has big plans for what's next.

His new show will debut in March.

Malmberg was let go in 2008 and brought back in 2013.

Larry Englund was well known on the Twin Cities music scene.

A U of M tech librarian went through every song on The Current playlist over almost 10 years.

And it appears that Patrick Reusse will be back on the air.

The anchor's final shift as a co-anchor on the station is Sunday.

The station has undergone multiple makeovers since 2013.

He has been with the station since 1992.

He's filling the void left by John Hines' retirement.