MinneCulture is KFAI’s award-winning audio storytelling program. We produce audio documentaries exploring Minnesota’s art, culture, and history — stories about musical sensations, small town heroes, cultural icons, local lore, and everything in between. We produce two types of stories: short form under the name "10,000 Fresh Voices" and long form under the name "MinneCulture"

Storymobile is a moveable community engagement space that makes it easy to share, display, collect, and generate our stories. Look for this multimedia, solar-powered roving art space in your neighborhood. This “stories on wheels” is on a bicycle trailer with ready tools—iPads, cameras, microphones, amps, and keyboards, as well as good old paper and pencil—to share and record your stories.

Storymobile expands on the Saint Paul Almanac’s mission of highlighting authentic community stories by providing site-specific workshops, a place to highlight local artists and their materials, a performance space, a running list of current events, and most importantly, a space to submit your story. It is the Saint Paul Almanac on wheels; honoring place, connection, community, and process through the power of story.

Diane Richard + Todd Melby = 2 below zero. We're a couple who make thoughtful, thought-provoking public radio stories and documentaries. They also make separate work: Both are writers. Todd's book—"A Lot Can Happen in the Middle of Nowhere: The Untold Story of the Making of Fargo"—will be published in 2021 by MNHS Press.

Lead singer and Bass Player for Minneapolis bands Jagged Spiral and ZBC. 
Author of Dark Fiction stories.
Creator of dark bits of pop pseudo-culture. 

"Live from Minnesota" & @MinneCulture collaborator + Associate Producer of KFAI's sound showcase: MinneCulture Presents. 

We air vibrant documentaries, field recordings, aural art, radio drama, audio journeys into the past, investigative journalism, personal narratives, sonic portraits... that sort of thing. We are also home to KFAI's  @MinneCulture stories by local producers and its "Live from Minnesota" music series.

Hear it Mondays at 1 on KFAI 90.3 FM in Minneapolis/St. Paul or KFAI.org and the KFAI mobile app everywhere else.

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