November 8, 2024 Master Gardeners Barb Lamson and Karen Wright talk about things you can still do in the garden - like planting spring bulbs!By KMSU

Tune in to the latest episode of the Maverick Magazine podcast! This week, we dive into updates on all MSU sports, from game recaps, to upcoming sport events, this episode has it all! We conclude this episode with a light-hearted and fun discussion about Halloweekend & our go-to sweet treats! #RollHerd…

October 29, 2024 Birding with Batt features Southern Minnesota's preeminent bird man, Al Batt. Enjoy his wit and wisdom.By KMSU

Tune in to the latest episode of the Maverick Magazine, this week we have a very special guest on, MSU's Outside Hitter for the Womens Volleyball team, Emma Loveall!! We'll also cover what's new and upcoming for all MSU sports!! #RollHerdBy KMSU | Minnesota State University, Mankato

Oct. 23, 2024 Mankato Area Public Schools Superintendent Paul Peterson talks about the upcoming school board election and discusses the new magnet schools which are being developed in the district.By KMSU

Tune in to the latest episode of the Maverick Magazine Sports Podcast!! At the beginning of this episode we dive in all things MSU sports, from game recaps to upcoming events, we talk about it all!! We wrap up this episode with some light-hearted Halloween conversations, and what we are looking forward to for the rest of the MSU sports fall season!…

Oct. 22, 2024 Mankato Native and MNSU Alum, Maha Abouelenein, is now recognized as a global communications expert, entrepreneur, and author of "7 Rules of Self-Reliance" and is the MNSU College of Business keynote speaker on Tues. Oct. 22, 3:30-5 p.m. at the Ostrander Auditorium. She shares her secrets to success. The event is free and open to the …

Kendra and Nolan from MSU, Mankato Student Government join Radio A La Mav host Aaron talking about a Candidate Fair happening Wednesday, October 23rd from 11am to 1pm on Mav Ave in the Centennial Student Union.By KMSU

Oct. 22, 2025 Al Batt talks about possums, which animals carry the most rabies, Asian Lady Beetle invasion, Where to frogs/toads go in the winter, and much more.By KMSU

Oct. 22, 2024 Mankato Native and MNSU Alum, Maha Abouelenein, is now recognized as a global communications expert, entrepreneur, and author of "7 Rules of Self-Reliance" and is the MNSU College of Business keynote speaker on Tues. Oct. 22, 3:30-5 p.m. at the Ostrander Auditorium. She shares her secrets to success. (The event is free and open to the…

Oct. 16, 2024 United Way Executive Director Barb Kaus provides an update on the Mankato Area United Way's campaign and how you can become involved with the organization which benefits thousands in Southern Minnesota.By KMSU

Oct. 16, 2024 The Mankato YWCA is hosting its 2024 Women's Leadership Conference on Oct. 25, 2024. Learn more from YWCA Director Ceceli Polzin about the organization and how to be a part of the conference.By KMSU

October 15, 2024 Self-proclaimed "Bird Nerd" Al Batt talks about skunk spray and much more!By KMSU

Oct 18, 2024 Master Gardener Karen Wright is joined by Master Gardener Barb Lamson and her son Chad, from Alaska and they discuss gardening and what to do in the fall.By KMSU

Arts Center of Saint Peter director Ann Rosenquist Fee stopped by the Shuffle Function Morning Show on 10-16-2024 to talk about Pageant & Singalong Nation's upcoming production of Stevie: the music of Stevie Wonder and Stevie Nicks. She also discussed the upcoming Arts Center Clothing Swap at the Capitol Room this Sunday.…

Tune in to the latest episode of the Maverick Magazine podcast! This week, we dive into updates on all MSU sports, along with upcoming sports! We conclude this episode with a light-hearted and fun conversation about fall and its festivities that go along with it!! #RollHerdBy KMSU | Minnesota State University, Mankato

October 11, 2024 The Broken Ladder: How Inequality Affects the Way We Think, Live and Die by author Keith Payne is the "Common Read" book at Minnesota State Mankato. KMSU's Karen Wright talked with Payne and Dean of Library Services, Chris Corley, about the book and its relevance to today's world.By KMSU

October 11, 2024 The Broken Ladder: How Inequality Affects the Way We Think, Live and Die by author Keith Payne is the "Common Read" book at Minnesota State Mankato. KMSU's Karen Wright talked with Payne and Dean of Library Services, Chris Corley, about the book and its relevance to today's world.By KMSU

Tune in to the latest episode of the Maverick Magazine, this week we have a very special guest on, MSU's Wide Receiver, TreShawn Watson!! We'll also cover what's new and upcoming for all MSU sports!! #RollMavsBy KMSU | Minnesota State University, Mankato

Oct. 9, 2024 Cold and flu season is here! Dr. Amy Jo Sorensen, North Mankato Family Medicine Clinic, discusses how to prepare yourself - from which vaccines to get, to what to keep in your medicine cabinet for managing the season, and when you should go in to see a physician. Mankato Clinic Communications manager, Marie Wood, provides options for w…

October 8, 2024 The marvelous Al Batt shares great stories of birds, insects, nature and other witticisms.By KMSU

Oct.. 4, 2024 Master Gardener Barb Lamson shares tales of gardening with her parents and grandparents, plus give tips for fall gardening.By KMSU

Oct. 2, 2024 Gustavus Adolphus College is hosting the 60th annual Nobel conference. This year's topic is Sleep, Unraveled, and Tane Danger talks about some fascinating findings from the scientists' research.By KMSU

Oct. 1, 2024 Join Al Batt talks about Jumping Spiders, why leaves flip, grasshopper plagues and more.By KMSU

Tune in for the latest episode, where we dive deep into all things MSU sports. The episode kicks off with a recap of recent highlights from our various sports teams, along with what's next for MSU athletics, including important matchups and events on the horizon that fans should mark on their calendars! With homecoming just around the corner, this …

Sept. 26, 2024 Students at Minnesota State Mankato are holding a "Put a Women in Charge" event to encourage fellow-classmates to get out the vote and empower women. KMSU's Karen Wright spoke with Avalon Luehman (Students for Reproductive Justice) and Abigail Andree (College Democrats) about the upcoming concert.…

Sept. 27, 2024 Getting ready for fall, including overseeding your lawn, planting bulbs and more. With master gardeners Barb Lamson & Karen Wright.By KMSU

Tune in for episode 2 of the Maverick Magazine to meet our first special guest of the season, MSU Women's Soccer player, Jade Jackson!! We'll also cover what's new and upcoming for all MSU sports! #RollMavsBy KMSU | Minnesota State University, Mankato

Sept. 25, 2024 School is back in session and Mankato Area Public Schools Superintendent Paul Peterson talks about the start of the school year, challenges and triumphs.By KMSU

Sept. 25, 2024 Rachel Hanel talks about the upcoming Deep Valley Book Festival scheduled for Sat. Oct. 5, 2024.By KMSU

September 24, 2024 Swarms of dragon flies in the sky was one topic Al Batt talked about on his weekly "Birding with Batt" show on KMSU radio.By KMSU

Ben Cosgrove, Liz Draper and Charlie Leftridge stop by the Shuffle Function Morning Show to talk about Ben's performance at the Carnegie Art Center in Mankato on Saturday, September 21.By KMSU

September 17, 2024 Al Batt entertains us with stories of birds, people and life.By KMSU

September 18, 2024 Mankato Area United Way Director Barb Kaus talks with KMSU's Karen Wright about the latest happenings with the UW Campaign and upcoming events.By KMSU

Sept. 20. 2024 We have a surprise guest on today's Master Gardener show! Chad Lamson, son of MG Barb Lamson, talks about gardening in Alaska and what he's learned from his mom.By KMSU

Welcome back Mavericks! Tune in to our official first episode of the school year, where we speak on all things Minnesota State Sports! You'll also meet your new host, Angelina Ventimiglia and new co-hosts, Willem McClellan and Sara Lambert! #RollMavsBy KMSU | Minnesota State University, Mankato

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Sept. 3, 2024 Al Batt talks about butterflies, bees, fair time and listener observations.By KMSU

Sept. 4, 2024 Dr. Johnna Leddy, a researcher at U of Iowa holds 32 U.S. patents and studies how electrochemistry will change the energy distribution of the planet. Leddy is the keynote speaker for the 34th Leonard Ford Lectureship at MNSU and explains how her research looks at solutions to lower environmental loads and energy costs through chemistr…

Aug. 28, 2024 Meet Josh Madson. From Fargo, ND, he started out as a hopeful musician, decided to move to L.A. and took any available job before he became an assistant photographer for Annie Leibovitz. He's rubbed elbows with the likes of Bruce Willis, Halle Berry, Sandra Bullock, and more. He's now in Mankato where he's photographed 5,000+ people w…

Aug. 23, 2024 Master Gardeners Barb Lamson and Karen Wright talk about what needs to be done this time of year in the garden.By KMSU

Aug. 16, 2024 Peaches and Cat Tales - just a couple topics Master Gardeners Barb Lamson and Karen Wright cover in today's Master Gardener segment.By KMSU

Aug. 27, 2024 Al Batt talks with Dwayne Megaw about birds, nature and life.By KMSU

Aug. 27, 2024 Minnesota State Mankato President Edward Inch sat down with KMSU's Karen Wright to talk about the upcoming school year - budget cuts, student enrollment, new programs, the use of A.I. in the classroom and more.By KMSU

Aug. 27, 2024 Minnesota State Mankato President Edward Inch sat down with KMSU's Karen Wright to talk about the upcoming school year - budget cuts, student enrollment, new programs, the use of A.I. in the classroom and more.By KMSU

August 21,, 2021 Fentanyl is a killer. Nobody knows that better than Kim Gustavson-Lang and Nancy Sack, Mother and Grandmother to Travis Gustavson, who passed away of an overdose at age 21. want to erase the stigma of talking about this killer. MN River Valley Drug Task Force Commander, Chad Rush, joined KMSU's Karen Wright to discuss what we all c…

Aug. 20, 2024 Feathers, Deer Flies, Hummingbirds and more were a part of today's discussion with Al Batt.By KMSU

Aug. 13, 2024 Birds of a feather like to tune in to listen to Al Batt talk about feathers and other nature-made things.By KMSU

August 9, 2024 Karen is off at the Nicollet County Fair showing her flowers, so Dwayne Megaw sat in this morning to talk with Master Gardener Barb Lamson.By KMSU

August 6, 2024 Lots of listeners had questions and comments for Al Batt this morning. So, he answered them and told tales.By KMSU