
Demystifying OpenStreetMap
Come learn how to use and contribute to “the Wikipedia of maps,” OpenStreetMap!

Come learn how to use and contribute to “the Wikipedia of maps,” OpenStreetMap!

The Midtown Greenway opened 25 years ago, so let’s hear from the folks who pushed for it to happen!

We sat down with “the Queen of Walleye” about fish harvesting, hatcheries, and all things restocking lakes.

In today’s book club episode, Parker Seaman and Ian R Buck discuss Bowling Alone by Robert D Putnam, in a conversation moderated by Stina Neel.

Naomi Kritzer compiles comprehensive collections of information about candidates in Twin Cities races. Come find out how it started, her process, and advice for voters!

At a moment of transition, let’s take a look back at how Streets.mn got started and where we are headed in the future.

Inspired by the Câmbio Verde in Curitiba, Brazil, Taylor Lahey organized a bike donation drive in which all participants get tangible value out of the exchange.

Jeremy Stomberg won us over with his playful Nerd Nite talk, “Finding Your Time in Place.” Enjoy this nostalgic, laughter-filled trip through history!

While Ian was on vacation, he got a delightful text from his parents asking if they could stay at his apartment to explore Minneapolis more.

Sherry Johnson sits down with author Naomi Kritzer to talk about her process of incorporating a sense of place into her works.