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So Saint Paul is a show all about, you guessed it, Saint Paul! Hosted by Saint Paul native Katey DeCelle, we dig into the issues that matter most to the people who call our city home—from public health crises to neighborhood culture, local arts, and more.

Podcast · By Katey DeCelle · English · US · Official site

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Get Down with Ryah and Boogie (opens the original)

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    They’re cousins, collaborators, Saint Paul artists and now they’re officially a duo. On this episode of So Saint Paul , host Katey DeCelle sits down with Ryah and Boogie , two artists who found their way to the St. Paul Get Down through very different paths and are now joining forces as 2KO — Total Knockout . Boogie talks about joining the Get Down in 2023, finding his confidence onstage and his plans to release more music and hit more open mics. Ryah shares how her musical journey began through

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Get Down with musician KA111 (opens the original)

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    What happens when you stop being afraid to make something bad and just start making? On this episode of So Saint Paul , host Katey DeCelle sits down with rising Saint Paul artist KA111 , whose music journey started at just 14 with her first song, “Not What I Asked For.” She shares the heartbreak behind that track, how her sound has evolved, and why sometimes the best way to become a better artist is to make the messy stuff first. KA111 also talks about returning to the St. Paul Get Down , the yo

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Get Down with the Pres and HthaDreamer (opens the original)

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    Saint Paul’s next generation of musicians are already making noise. On this episode of So Saint Paul , host Katey DeCelle sits down with Pres and HthaDreamer , two 21-year-old artists who’ve spent the past three years growing their sound, confidence and creativity through the St. Paul Get Down youth music program. They talk about sharpening their lyrics, experimenting with new genres, learning from mentors, hitting the stage at summer shows, and what happens when young artists are given a real s

  4. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    The Grand Oak Opry: Where Music Grows with Sean Kershaw & Jayanthi (opens the original)

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    What happens when a centuries-old oak tree becomes one of St. Paul's most beloved music venues? On this episode of So Saint Paul, host Katey DeCelle sits down with Sean Kershaw, co-founder of the Grand Oak Opry, to explore the story behind the West 7th neighborhood's unique, donation-based backyard concert series. Now in its 12th season, the Grand Oak Opry brings hundreds of music lovers together each summer to celebrate Minnesota artists in one unforgettable setting, Sean's backyard! Musician J

  5. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Get Down with Stal. (opens the original)

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    So Saint Paul welcomes the rising youth band Stal. to the WFNU 94.1 FM Frogtown Community Radio studio following the radio debut of their single "Attitude." Stone Williams, Pablo, Dorian, and Chris share how they came together through the Saint Paul Get Down program, with help from the High School for Recording Arts. They talk about how the Get Down program helped them learn everything from songwriting and collaboration to promoting themselves as independent artists. They talk about their first

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