R-TOWN RADIO
Episodes
Arts, Culture, Music & Musings about Rochester, MN
- RTR709 Downtown Living
- RTR708 Street Fashions
- RTR707 Popular Flowers
- RTR706 Bike Park
- RTR705 Games on Grass
- RTR702 Silver Lake Canoe Rentals
- RTR607 Bento Boxes
- RTR606 Social Ice Cold
- RTR605 Snow Shoeing
- RTR604 Popcorn
- RTR603 UMR
- RTR602 Curling
- RTR601 Collider
- RTR508 Kindness Week
- RTR506 Badminton
- RTR505 Trees
- RTR503 Channel One
- RTR502 Style Fashion Show
- RTR501 Wheelchair
- RTR413 Victorian House
- RTR412 Night Out
- RTR411 Swimming Pool
- RTR409 Food Trucks
- RTR408 Cafe Steam
- RTR402 Falcons
- RTR404 Meditation
- RTR402 Drumline
- RTR401 Bunko
- RTR312 Near Net Zero
- RTR309 Rideshare
- RTR307 Skyways
- RTR306 Sledding
- RTR305 Backyard Hockey
- RTR303 Ice Fishing
- RTR302 Mn DOT Snow Plow
- RTR301 Machine Shed
- RTR213 Job Fair
- RTR414 Peace Lanterns

Clean Water Land & Legacy Amendment
Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund and The Citizens of Minnesota
About the R-Town Radio Series
KRPR 89.9 has received new funding that allows us to produce and share the R-Town Radio podcasts. The 2-minute R-Town Radio segments are featured on this page. There are 48 total programs featuring, people, events, and activities of Rochester, MN.
KRPR receives funding from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund (also known as the Legacy Fund). Below you will find a description of the projects that KRPR is producing in Fiscal Year 2019 with the Arts and Cultural Heritage Funding:
KRPR digital archive, website & social media: to comply with Minnesota Statute 129d.19 Ampers must archive all Arts & Cultural Heritage programming produced by Ampers and its member stations, continue to maintain an infrastructure to make the programs available to all non-commercial radio stations eligible for state grants, and make these programs available online for all Minnesotans now and in the future. Because of changing technology, the infrastructure we have been using will no longer be available to us after 12/31/15 so we have to find or create a new system to distribute and archive this content.
To learn more about KRPR’s Arts & Cultural Heritage programs, contact Todd Brakke, Program Director, at todd@krpr.org