Sarah Krueger's guest appearances

Sarah Krueger

PracticeLink onAir

Conversations from the Barn

Terry Anderson

James Kennedy

Kate Sutton

Michael Hanna

Julie Landsman

Kevin Caldwell

Travis Singleton

Raki Kopernik

Christy Bray Ricks

Dennis Burns

Tidewater Health

Jennifer McCalla

Patrice Streicher

Dara Brennan

Angel Greathouse

OwlTail

Feeling detached from her previously released work as years lapsed, Duluth, Minnesota’s Sarah Krueger set out to Hive, a small studio nestled near the river in her hometown of Eau Claire, WI. In the course of two separate sessions, (the first on the cusp of a long winter, and the second on the fringe of summer’s swell), Krueger assembled a cast of collaborators to help flesh out a collection of songs that would later become the catalyst for Lanue. Culled from the title of a poem that found its way to Krueger from a thrift store shelf, Lanue comes to us as a project that stands firmly in front of a fresh creative backdrop and boasts a more developed taste and sincerity than Krueger’s previous releases — both a welcome departure and anticipated return.

Feeling detached from her previously released work as years lapsed, Duluth, Minnesota’s Sarah Krueger set out to Hive, a small studio nestled near the river in her hometown of Eau Claire, WI. In the course of two separate sessions, (the first on the cusp of a long winter, and the second on the fringe of summer’s swell), Krueger assembled a cast of collaborators to help flesh out a collection of songs that would later become the catalyst for Lanue. Culled from the title of a poem that found its way to Krueger from a thrift store shelf, Lanue comes to us as a project that stands firmly in front of a fresh creative backdrop and boasts a more developed taste and sincerity than Krueger’s previous releases — both a welcome departure and anticipated return.

A conversation with Sarah Krueger / Lanue

Practicing in one small town isn’t the same as practicing in another—and the same is true for urban and suburban areas, too.The best way to find out the differences—and whether or not the area aligns with your needs—is to make a trip. And for physicians looking for their first or next practice, this is done through a step in the interview process called the site visit.Listen in for answers to questions like, “is my spouse invited too?” and “who pays for what?”

Practicing in one small town isn’t the same as practicing in another—and the same is true for urban and suburban areas, too. The best way to find out the differences—and whether or not the area aligns with your needs—is to make a trip. And for physicians looking for their first or next practice, this is done through a step in the interview process called the site visit. Listen in for answers to questions like, “is my spouse invited too?” and “who pays for what?”

Sarah Krueger - MidMichigan Health - The importance (and how-to) of navigating a site visit