Funeral Potatoes & Wool Mittens
Welcome to Funeral Potatoes and Wool Mittens, a show for people who embrace the warm and cozy spirit of everyday living in the Midwest. Whether you cook, bake, or have food delivery on speed dial, everyone has a comforting recipe or story to share.
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A Taste of Home: When Family Recipes Find a New Home on Campus (opens the original)
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Season 4, Episode 7 What if a family recipe could make a college student feel a little more at home? In this episode, I’m taking you inside the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse’s Recipes From Home program, which began in 2009 and gives first-year students—including international students—the opportunity to share meaningful family recipes. The UW–La Crosse dining team then turns those recipes into meals served in the Whitney Center Main Dining Room, sometimes feeding 1,200 to 1,500 students. In
Fried Cranberry Pies, a Dusty Laptop & Stories of Hope and Forgiveness with Author Shelia Stovall (opens the original)
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Meet Shelia Stovall, the author behind three of my favorite novels. Shelia admits she doesn't particularly enjoy writing—and yet, somehow, God put a story on her heart. Actually, He put an entire town there. That fictional town is Weldon , and it has become home to the characters and stories in Shelia's three novels: “Every Window Filled with Light,” “Every Day Filled with Hope” and “Every Life Filled with Purpose.” In this episode, Shelia and I talk about how Weldon came to be, the characters r
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