Clipper Compass Episode #2
Strasburg 2026 Senior Kynlee Larson talks with NDSU Professor Dr. Tom Isern about his life as a College Proffesor at NDSU, his travels down under anfd also about his connection with the German-Russian community here in the Strasburg area.
Spring Growth and Rural Renewal on the Plains
Spring lawn and garden tips from NDSU's Don Kinzler, Dr. Tom Isern on rural renewal, and a look at how CSA farms are evolving to balance convenience and community.
University of North Dakota President Andrew Armacost on Higher Education
University challenges, AI and student well-being with UND President Andy Armacost, plus Tom Isern reflects on Thom Tammaro’s prairie poetry collection “Aurora.”
Blood Shortage, Burger Royale and a Changing West
The Red Cross warns of a critical blood shortage, Prairie Plates visits Fargo's Burger Royale winner, Tom Isern rethinks Western history, and Texas faces new floods.
North Dakota Mysteries, Homesteading Values and Farm Challenges
Bill Throndset revisits a 1907 North Dakota murder, Tom Isern explores the lasting legacy of homesteading, and Harvest Public Media examines today's farm economy.
Thomas Dolby, the Missouri River and Farmers’ Health Costs
Thomas Dolby talks music, technology and AI; Tom Isern considers how we see the Missouri River; and rising health insurance costs squeeze farmers.
Tariffs, Tensions and the Scholar Who Changed North Dakota Wheat
Dickinson State's Michael Patrick Cullinane examines U.S.–Canada tariffs and relations, while Tom Isern profiles pioneering agricultural scientist Lawrence R. Waldron.
Hemingway and Gellhorn, America 250 and SNAP Changes
Hemingway and Gellhorn come to life onstage, Dr. Tom Isern reflects on America 250, and Harvest Public Media examines how SNAP changes are affecting rural communities.
North Dakota and U.S. Energy, Nepali Flavors and Hope in Gen Z
Deputy Secretary Kyle Haustveit on U.S. and ND energy; Prairie Plates visits Mount Everest Kitchen; Prairie Beat examines rising aid costs; and Tom Isern finds hope in Gen Z.
Presidential Biography and the Stories of Prairie Decline
In Part 2 from TeddyCon, Craig Blumenshine moderates historians on presidential biography and public memory; Tom Isern explores why prairie communities are seen as past their prime.
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