Almanac - April 25, 2008
Segments
The Monologue (04/25/08)
David's illustrated essay this week tackles the most manly of TV topics.
Teen Driving Restrictions (04/25/08)
Should new drivers have limits on how late they can drive and how many passengers they can carry? That's the debate going on right now at the state legislature. We hear from a proponent of these changes and someone who opposes them.
Did You Know? (04/25/08)
Did you know that Senator Paul Koering is known for his fancy neckwear?
6th District DFL Debate (04/25/08)
The two Democrats who want to unseat Congresswoman Michele Bachmann debate live in our studio in advance of this weekend's nominating convention. Elwyn Tinklenberg and Bob Olson join Cathy and Eric on the couch.
Michael Johnson Live! (04/25/08)
The Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter joins us to chat about his recent health struggles and perform a tune or two. We'll also tell you about a benefit concert for Johnson and other musicians who lack health insurance.
The Week at the Capitol (04/25/08)
Mary Lahammer breaks down all this week's Capitol action in a handy three-minute summary.
The Political Scientist Panel (04/25/08)
The group is back for another chance to analyze the race for President. This week's panel is Larry Jacobs, Stacey Hunter Hecht, Dan Hofrenning and David Schultz.
The Wrapup (04/25/08)
What was all the fuss caused by the Minneapolis Tribune back in 1887? And what musical milestone was created by the Mpls Symphony in 1954? After we clear up all that, we present another live tune by Michael Johnson.










