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by Amber Schmidt | Wellness | May 3rd, 2017
…While many of us suffer with the occasional upset stomach, long-term digestive issues can lead to increased problems down the road. According to the United States Department of Health and Human Services, an estimated 60 to 70 million Americans suffer from some form of digestive disease. Believe it or not,…
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | May 3rd, 2017
…The absolute destruction of the American dreamIt has become commonplace. The majority of college graduates in the United States now are forced to move back home to their parent’s basements, sometimes for more than a decade, because the 2016 graduating class is the most indebted in history. They might make…
by Erin Oberlander | Wellness | May 3rd, 2017
…April showers bring May flowers, but in North Dakota, May often also brings rain. This means a lot of dreary, overcast days. After the long, extended winter months, it can be difficult to endure yet more darkness.Do not fret! There are simple ways, through essential oils, that you can help…
by Särah Nour | Writer's Block | May 3rd, 2017
…Back in December, journalist and MSUM alum Danielle Nadler released a nonfiction book entitled “Without a Trace: The Life of the Sierra Phantom,” the result of Nadler’s conversations with John P. Glover, a man who lived off the grid in the Sierra Nevada Mountains for 50 years. At the age…
by Chris Larson | Beer Snob | May 3rd, 2017
…Until very recently, there was probably only one option for those who were interested in tasting non-tequila mezcal. The Mexican heritage spirit that was responsible for the creation of the subcategory of tequila was very poorly represented most places, but especially in North Dakota. For many of us in this…
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Cinema | May 3rd, 2017
…Westerns are no longer as prominent among movie release schedules as they used to be, but for over half a century they ranked among the most popular genres in America’s theatres, with various western subgenres. The form gradually faded away during the 1960s and 1970s as “revisionist” westerns replaced the…
by Judd Eskildsen | All About Food | May 3rd, 2017
…There is no true BBQ capitol of the United States. Depending on who you ask, you may be answered with a highly opinionated response of MEMPHIS! ST. LOUIS! CAROLINA! Or an even more opinionated response of TEXAS!!!In professional circles, St. Louis is thought to be the best region because it’s…
by Greg Carlson | Cinema | May 3rd, 2017
…Available to view on Netflix beginning April 28, Kitty Green’s challenging, fascinating, and unnerving documentary feature “Casting JonBenet” is one of the best films of the year.Ostensibly about the ongoing fascination and morbid curiosity surrounding the 1996 murder case referenced in the film’s title, Green’s conceit is to populate her…
by HPR Contributor | All About Food | May 3rd, 2017
…By Megan Myrdal and Abby GoldIn recent decades, U.S. residents have shown increasing interest in fresh and local food—a trend becoming increasingly evident in the Fargo-Moorhead metro area. Farmers markets and community gardens are booming, Prairie Roots Food Co-op is slated to open this summer, and a recent…
by Ashley Murtha | Music | May 3rd, 2017
…The Human Element of Fargo started off as a cover band by the name of Matty J and Friends in the winter of 2014. Originally the band only consisted of three members—Matt Johnson, Andrew Overby, and Seth Holden. But then they played a gig with Kari Marie Steen…