Saint Paul

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That'll do it this week reporting from PF&QF headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota.

I'm Casey Sill.

As I mentioned, we're celebrating Build a Wildlife Area all week at Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever.

Now it's time for your Minnesota moment.

That's news from my hometown of St. Paul that you won't get from Sean Hannity.

Norm, you represent the Minnesota Eight, one of the plaintiffs in what we call the NAACP lawsuit.

And St. Paul is sort of the ground zero for this lawsuit.

And St. Paul was sort of ground zero for this.

It was the aggressive door-to-door enforcement operations in the Southeast Asian neighborhoods of St. Paul.

That is one of the pieces of evidence you cite in this case.

Yes.

We do need St. Louis next.

Minneapolis, St. Paul.

We've got our friends on KTNF.

We also have everybody joining us on Facebook, YouTube, and Monaco Brewing Company's Substack.

And it's changed my life forever for the better.

So let's talk about you.

So you grew up in St. Paul.

Your parents are doctors.

I told him I loved all rivers, and this one particularly.

I had seen it at St. Paul, at St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans.

I wished to see it far from the noise, smoke, and artificiality of cities.

I wished to see it naked.

An immense amount of American literature and history, from DeSoto to Edna Ferber, is associated with this river.

And the opportunity of traveling on it should be given to all Americans.

I have not yet abandoned my youthful dream of traveling on the Mississippi from St. Paul to St. Louis, and from St. Louis to New Orleans.

I never miss a good chance for a river voyage.

We've done that before, too.

I mean, just go down to St. Paul and...

It could be the move.

They're playing the Bruins at home that Saturday.

What a matchmaker you are, Aunt, said Nicholas, kissing her plump little hand.

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So let's talk about you.

So you grew up in St. Paul.

Your parents are doctors.

What did you see growing up, whether it was conversations at the kitchen table or the things that they were involved in that made you want to go into this work?

This is Melissa Scatio, still coming to you from St. James Coffee in Rochester, Minnesota.

We just had a really fun segment with my friend Nate up at Carol Coffee in St. Paul.

Father, have you been to Carol Coffee yet? I

have not.