HeyJaredHangin' Out with Bob
Podcast host Bob Edholm gets together with family and friends as they tell him their stories – where they grew up, what they’re doing now, which shows they stream, which music they listen to, which teams they cheer for, and so on.
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A “Golden Era” of Twin Cities music: the mid-1960s through the 1970s (an interview with Paul Groves) (opens the original)
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If you grew up in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul during the mid-1960s and 1970s, you know it was a “golden era” for local music. We had legendary venues, unforgettable bands, and a rock scene that could rival any major city in the country. In this podcast episode, host Bob Edholm gets together with Paul Groves, his friend since their junior high school days in Columbia Heights, to talk about that special time for local music. Paul’s journey into the Twin Cities music scene began whe
Tom Petty: a timeless rock-and-roll legacy (with guest Brad Johs) (opens the original)
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Long before he became a rock legend in a top hat, Tom Petty was just a young man in Florida with a guitar, a dream, and a refusal to back down. He was 23 years old when he moved from his hometown of Gainesville to Los Angeles and went on to become a legendary rock singer and songwriter with such classic hits as “American Girl” and “Free Fallin’.” In this podcast episode, host Bob Edholm has invited his friend Brad Johs, a longtime fan of Tom Petty, to talk about Tom’s iconic catalog of songs and
The 1957 Memorial Day Plane Crash in Northeast Minneapolis (with Dave Edholm) (opens the original)
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It was a beautiful Memorial Day holiday in 1957, just a little after eleven o’clock. Two young brothers, ages 4 and 2½, were playing on the swing set in the backyard of their house in Northeast Minneapolis. Suddenly, their quiet, peaceful morning was interrupted by the roar of a plummeting jet fighter plane that crashed directly onto the street just a block away from where the brothers were playing. Within seconds of the crash, the stunned boys spotted a giant fireball that rose above the roofto
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