Many people alive today have memories of Tonka trucks, which have been an enduring element of the children's toy market for more than 70 years. Now owned by Hasbro, these realistic metal toys were invented and once manufactured in the western Twin Cities suburb of Mound. Reporter Nick Williams joins host Eric Roper to discuss how Tonka got its start in Minnesota.LINKS:How did Tonka trucks get their start in Minnesota? (April 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

Many people alive today have memories of Tonka trucks, which have been an enduring element of the children's toy market for more than 70 years. Now owned by Hasbro, these realistic metal toys were invented and once manufactured in the western Twin Cities suburb of Mound. Reporter Nick Williams joins host Eric Roper to discuss how Tonka got its start in Minnesota.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/tonka-toys-trucks-mound-minnesota-history/600267016/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How did Tonka trucks get their start in Minnesota?</a> (April 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

How did Tonka trucks get their start in Minnesota?

Minnesota's Iron Range essentially fueled America's success story as the country's largest source of iron ore. Curious Minnesota journeyed north to U.S. Steel's Keetac taconite mine to see how some of the state's largest machines make the raw ingredients for American steel. The trip was inspired by the Munson family's quest to find the state's largest machine, which was the subject of a January Curious Minnesota column.LINKS:What is the largest machine in Minnesota? (January 2023 Curious Minnesota story)Inside the mines and megamachines of the Iron Range (May 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

Minnesota's Iron Range essentially fueled America's success story as the country's largest source of iron ore. Curious Minnesota journeyed north to U.S. Steel's Keetac taconite mine to see how some of the state's largest machines make the raw ingredients for American steel. The trip was inspired by the Munson family's quest to find the state's largest machine, which was the subject of a January Curious Minnesota column.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/biggest-machines-minnesota-iron-range-mining-electrical-grid/600246994/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">What is the largest machine in Minnesota?</a> (January 2023 Curious Minnesota story)<a href="https://www.startribune.com/iron-range-mining-keetac-us-steel-largest-machines/600274384/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Inside the mines and megamachines of the Iron Range</a> (May 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

Inside the mines and megamachines of the Iron Range

It was once considered "manifest destiny" that Minneapolis and St. Paul would become one city. A conjoined municipality would have a population similar to Seattle and Denver. But this idea never took off, despite simmering in the public discourse for many decades. The Star Tribune's Kevin Duchschere joins host Eric Roper to discuss why the central cities of the Twin Cities region remained separate.LINKS:Why didn't Minneapolis and St. Paul ever merge? (March 2023 Curious Minnesota article)

It was once considered "manifest destiny" that Minneapolis and St. Paul would become one city. A conjoined municipality would have a population similar to Seattle and Denver. But this idea never took off, despite simmering in the public discourse for many decades. The Star Tribune's Kevin Duchschere joins host Eric Roper to discuss why the central cities of the Twin Cities region remained separate.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/minneapolis-st-paul-twin-cities-merger-history/600263454/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why didn't Minneapolis and St. Paul ever merge?</a> (March 2023 Curious Minnesota article)

Why didn't Minneapolis and St. Paul ever merge?

In some parts of Minnesota, buying a case of beer or a bottle of wine means visiting a city-owned liquor store -- or "muni." Minnesota's law allowing cities to have a monopoly over liquor sales within their boundaries is unlike most other states. Host Eric Roper talks with Maya Marchel Hoff about the Prohibition-era history behind Minnesota's municipal liquor stores.LINKS:Why does Minnesota have municipal liquor stores? (March 2023 Curious Minnesota article)Detailed information about how each "control state" regulates alcohol (National Alcohol Beverage Control Association)

In some parts of Minnesota, buying a case of beer or a bottle of wine means visiting a city-owned liquor store -- or "muni." Minnesota's law allowing cities to have a monopoly over liquor sales within their boundaries is unlike most other states. Host Eric Roper talks with Maya Marchel Hoff about the Prohibition-era history behind Minnesota's municipal liquor stores.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/minnesota-municipal-liquor-stores-munis-alcohol-laws/600261607/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why does Minnesota have municipal liquor stores?</a> (March 2023 Curious Minnesota article)<a href="https://www.nabca.org/control-state-directory-and-info" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Detailed information about how each "control state" regulates alcohol</a> (National Alcohol Beverage Control Association)

Why does Minnesota have municipal liquor stores?

Minnesota's largest city, Minneapolis, is much smaller than cities elsewhere in the country that it considers peers -- like Seattle and Denver. This is partly because the city did not annex its surrounding suburbs. (It is also because Minneapolis and St. Paul never merged, a topic for a future episode.) Eric Roper joins host Ash Miller to discuss why the greater Minneapolis area fragmented into a web of small cities -- instead of consolidating into a larger municipality.LINKS:Why didn't Minneapolis gobble up its suburbs? (March 2023 Curious Minnesota article)

Minnesota's largest city, Minneapolis, is much smaller than cities elsewhere in the country that it considers peers -- like Seattle and Denver. This is partly because the city did not annex its surrounding suburbs. (It is also because Minneapolis and St. Paul never merged, a topic for a future episode.) Eric Roper joins host Ash Miller to discuss why the greater Minneapolis area fragmented into a web of small cities -- instead of consolidating into a larger municipality.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/minneapolis-size-twin-cities-annex-suburbs-robbinsdale-richfield-columbia-heights/600257747/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why didn't Minneapolis gobble up its suburbs?</a> (March 2023 Curious Minnesota article)

Why didn't Minneapolis gobble up its suburbs?

Gray squirrels are so plentiful in cities today that it is difficult to imagine urban life without them. But their introduction to Minneapolis parks in the early 1900s was carefully orchestrated by park superintendent Theodore Wirth. Reporter Susan Du joins host Eric Roper to discuss how Wirth supplanted red squirrels with gray ones -- and the pitfalls of attempting to control nature.LINKS:Did a famed parks leader import gray squirrels to Minneapolis — and have the red ones killed? (January 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

Gray squirrels are so plentiful in cities today that it is difficult to imagine urban life without them. But their introduction to Minneapolis parks in the early 1900s was carefully orchestrated by park superintendent Theodore Wirth. Reporter Susan Du joins host Eric Roper to discuss how Wirth supplanted red squirrels with gray ones -- and the pitfalls of attempting to control nature.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/gray-red-squirrels-theodore-wirth-loring-park-birds-minneapolis/600245052/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Did a famed parks leader import gray squirrels to Minneapolis — and have the red ones killed?</a> (January 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

Did a famed parks leader import gray squirrels to Minneapolis — and have the red ones killed?

The towers now known as Riverside Plaza are among the most recognizable buildings in Minneapolis. Their colorful panels make them easy to spot from the busy freeways that surround the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood. But these buildings were supposed to be just the first phase an ambitious, utopian plan to transform this area. What happened? Adelie Bergström joins host Eric Roper to discuss why this controversial vision fell apart in the 1970s.LINKS:Why was the utopian plan for Minneapolis' Cedar-Riverside area never built? (February 2023 Curious Minnesota story)How did the Twin Cities become a hub for Somali immigrants? (January 2020 Curious Minnesota podcast)A photo of the Cedar-Riverside area in 1966.

The towers now known as Riverside Plaza are among the most recognizable buildings in Minneapolis. Their colorful panels make them easy to spot from the busy freeways that surround the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood. But these buildings were supposed to be just the first phase an ambitious, utopian plan to transform this area. What happened? Adelie Bergström joins host Eric Roper to discuss why this controversial vision fell apart in the 1970s.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/riverside-plaza-cedar-square-west-gloria-segal-keith-heller/600250598/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why was the utopian plan for Minneapolis' Cedar-Riverside area never built?</a> (February 2023 Curious Minnesota story)<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-did-the-twin-cities-become-a-hub-for-somali-immigrants/id1490484115?i=1000469430451" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How did the Twin Cities become a hub for Somali immigrants?</a> (January 2020 Curious Minnesota podcast)<a href="https://chorus.stimg.co/24422886/308_06252013_200000343a.jpg?format=auto&amp;compress&amp;cs=tinysrgb&amp;auto=compress" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A photo of the</a> Cedar-Riverside area in 1966.

Why was the utopian plan for Minneapolis' Cedar-Riverside area never built?

Many Minnesotans today grew up when the Weatherball was one of the most prominent landmarks of Minneapolis' skyline. The massive sign stood atop the Northwestern National Bank building between 1949 and 1983. John Reinan joins host Eric Roper to discuss where this well-known Twin Cities artifact ended up, and its history in downtown.LINKS:What happened to Minneapolis' famous Weatherball? (February 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

Many Minnesotans today grew up when the Weatherball was one of the most prominent landmarks of Minneapolis' skyline. The massive sign stood atop the Northwestern National Bank building between 1949 and 1983. John Reinan joins host Eric Roper to discuss where this well-known Twin Cities artifact ended up, and its history in downtown.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/northwestern-national-bank-norwest-weatherball-sign-history/600248827/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">What happened to Minneapolis' famous Weatherball?</a> (February 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

What happened to Minneapolis' famous Weatherball?

Billions of bullets flowed from the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant in Arden Hills in its heyday during World War II. The campus was home to about 25,000 employees during the war, about half of them women. Today it is one of the largest shovel-ready development sites in the metro area. Shannon Prather joins host Eric Roper to discuss the unique history of the plant.LINKS:How a Twin Cities ammunition factory dominated by women helped U.S. win WWII (January 2023 Curious Minnesota article)

Billions of bullets flowed from the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant in Arden Hills in its heyday during World War II. The campus was home to about 25,000 employees during the war, about half of them women. Today it is one of the largest shovel-ready development sites in the metro area. Shannon Prather joins host Eric Roper to discuss the unique history of the plant.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/arden-hills-tcaap-twin-cities-army-ammunition-plant-history-world-war-2/600243187/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How a Twin Cities ammunition factory dominated by women helped U.S. win WWII</a> (January 2023 Curious Minnesota article)

How a Twin Cities ammunition factory dominated by women helped U.S. win WWII

The Mall of America is one of Minnesota's most well-known landmarks, three decades after it was built in Bloomington. But why was the country's largest indoor shopping center constructed in Minnesota? Nadine Manske joins host Eric Roper to discuss the history of this unique place.LINKS:Why was the Mall of America built in Minnesota? (December 2022 Curious Minnesota article)

The Mall of America is one of Minnesota's most well-known landmarks, three decades after it was built in Bloomington. But why was the country's largest indoor shopping center constructed in Minnesota? Nadine Manske joins host Eric Roper to discuss the history of this unique place.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/bloomington-mall-of-america-met-stadium-james-lindau-ghermezian/600232160/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why was the Mall of America built in Minnesota?</a> (December 2022 Curious Minnesota article)

Why was the Mall of America built in Minnesota?

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Let's talk about Minnesota's favorite topic: The weather. Minnesota's bitter winters are part of the state's national identity. But how cold is it, really? Is it really colder than the North Pole? Ash Miller talks to Eric Roper about why the answer isn't as simple as it may seem.Why does Minnesota sometimes get colder than the North Pole? (December 2021 Curious Minnesota story)Read about the coldest day in Minnesota history (Minnesota Department of Natural Resources)

Let's talk about Minnesota's favorite topic: The weather. Minnesota's bitter winters are part of the state's national identity. But how cold is it, really? Is it really colder than the North Pole? Ash Miller talks to Eric Roper about why the answer isn't as simple as it may seem.<a href="https://www.startribune.com/minnesota-winter-weather-temperature-cold-north-pole/600114153/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why does Minnesota sometimes get colder than the North Pole?</a> (December 2021 Curious Minnesota story)<a href="https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/climate/journal/960202_60_below.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read about the coldest day in Minnesota history</a> (Minnesota Department of Natural Resources)

Why does Minnesota sometimes get colder than the North Pole?

Minnesota's largest window companies, Marvin and Andersen Windows &amp; Doors, are well known across the nation. The state actually has the second-highest concentration of window and door manufacturing jobs in the country. So how did Minnesota become a window hub? Reporter Nick Williams joins host Eric Roper to discuss the industry's history in the state.LINKS:SURVEY: Help us improve the Curious Minnesota podcastHow did Minnesota become a window manufacturing hub? (August 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

Minnesota's largest window companies, Marvin and Andersen Windows &amp; Doors, are well known across the nation. The state actually has the second-highest concentration of window and door manufacturing jobs in the country. So how did Minnesota become a window hub? Reporter Nick Williams joins host Eric Roper to discuss the industry's history in the state.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/survey-help-us-improve-the-curious-minnesota-podcast/600241364/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SURVEY: Help us improve the Curious Minnesota podcast</a><a href="https://www.startribune.com/window-manufacturing-minnesota-marvin-andersen/600195105/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How did Minnesota become a window manufacturing hub?</a> (August 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

How did Minnesota become a window manufacturing hub?

About 45% of single-family homes in Minneapolis have stucco siding, along with nearly a third of the homes in St. Paul. What's behind this trend among older homes in the Twin Cities? Reporter Nancy Ngo joins host Eric Roper to discuss the reasons the region has so many stucco homes.LINKS:SURVEY: Help us improve the Curious Minnesota podcastWhy are there so many stucco homes in the Twin Cities? (April 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

About 45% of single-family homes in Minneapolis have stucco siding, along with nearly a third of the homes in St. Paul. What's behind this trend among older homes in the Twin Cities? Reporter Nancy Ngo joins host Eric Roper to discuss the reasons the region has so many stucco homes.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/survey-help-us-improve-the-curious-minnesota-podcast/600241364/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SURVEY: Help us improve the Curious Minnesota podcast</a><a href="https://www.startribune.com/stucco-cement-plaster-minneapolis-st-paul-midwest-siding/600147075/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why are there so many stucco homes in the Twin Cities?</a> (April 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

Why are there so many stucco homes in the Twin Cities?

Like in flour and lumber milling, Minnesota companies once dominated the field of supercomputing. Firms like Univac, Control Data and Cray Research built some of the fastest computers in the world. But their success didn't last, despite the growth of the computer industry overall.Evan Ramstad joins host Eric Roper to discuss the origins of these companies, and why they faded from the spotlight.LINKS:Minnesota companies once dominated the supercomputer industry. What happened? (November 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

Like in flour and lumber milling, Minnesota companies once dominated the field of supercomputing. Firms like Univac, Control Data and Cray Research built some of the fastest computers in the world. But their success didn't last, despite the growth of the computer industry overall.Evan Ramstad joins host Eric Roper to discuss the origins of these companies, and why they faded from the spotlight.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/univac-control-data-cray-research-ibm-intel-supercomputers-history/600229744/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Minnesota companies once dominated the supercomputer industry. What happened?</a> (November 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

Minnesota companies once dominated the supercomputer industry. What happened?

Minnesota has more residents of Finnish ancestry than any other state. That's the result of mass immigration from Finland that occurred in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The story of Finns immigrating to Minnesota is distinct from the Swedes and Norwegians. Eric Roper, who wrote a story on this topic, discusses the reasons why with Ash Miller.LINKS:Why did Finnish immigrants come to Minnesota? (And no, they're not Scandinavian)

Minnesota has more residents of Finnish ancestry than any other state. That's the result of mass immigration from Finland that occurred in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The story of Finns immigrating to Minnesota is distinct from the Swedes and Norwegians. Eric Roper, who wrote a story on this topic, discusses the reasons why with Ash Miller.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/finland-immigration-minnesota-nordic-scandinavian/600217684/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why did Finnish immigrants come to Minnesota? (And no, they're not Scandinavian)</a>

Why did Finnish immigrants come to Minnesota? (And no, they're not Scandinavian)

It has been more than 30 years since one of the most bizarre elections in recent Minnesota history. The Republican-endorsed candidate for governor, Jon Grunseth, withdrew from the race just days before Election Day amid a cloud of allegations. His last-minute replacement on the ballot, Arne Carlson, went on to defeat DFL incumbent Rudy Perpich -- the state's longest-serving governor. Reporter Randy Furst joins Eric Roper to discuss the campaign and a television debate that may have impacted the outcome of the election.Debate clip used with permission by Twin Cities Public Television.LINKS:Did a TV debate decide one of Minnesota's most scandalous elections? (September 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

It has been more than 30 years since one of the most bizarre elections in recent Minnesota history. The Republican-endorsed candidate for governor, Jon Grunseth, withdrew from the race just days before Election Day amid a cloud of allegations. His last-minute replacement on the ballot, Arne Carlson, went on to defeat DFL incumbent Rudy Perpich -- the state's longest-serving governor. Reporter Randy Furst joins Eric Roper to discuss the campaign and a television debate that may have impacted the outcome of the election.Debate clip used with permission by Twin Cities Public Television.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/jon-grunseth-arne-carlson-rudy-perpich-1990-campaign-governor/600203007/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Did a TV debate decide one of Minnesota's most scandalous elections?</a> (September 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

Did a TV debate decide one of Minnesota's most scandalous elections?

Father Louis Hennepin's name is prevalent around the Twin Cities. The state's most populous county is named after this 17th century Catholic priest, as are a prominent Minneapolis avenue and countless public facilities. So who was Father Hennepin? Kevin Duchschere joins Ash Miller to discuss Hennepin's travels in Minnesota, and why his name became so closely affiliated with the area.LINKS:Who was Hennepin and why did Minnesota name so many things after him? (October 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

Father Louis Hennepin's name is prevalent around the Twin Cities. The state's most populous county is named after this 17th century Catholic priest, as are a prominent Minneapolis avenue and countless public facilities. So who was Father Hennepin? Kevin Duchschere joins Ash Miller to discuss Hennepin's travels in Minnesota, and why his name became so closely affiliated with the area.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/father-louis-hennepin-history-county-la-salle/600213744/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Who was Hennepin and why did Minnesota name so many things after him?</a> (October 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

Who was Hennepin and why did Minnesota name so many things after him?

Historical markers peppered around Minnesota help keep the state’s rich history alive. But few are as intriguing — and controversial — as the landmark for Minnesota’s most ancient artifact: the “World’s Oldest Rock.” Eric Roper and Ash Miller discuss the 3.5-billion-year-old history behind this claim on a historical marker in Granite Falls. And they delve into the reasons why Minnesota boasts some very unique geology.LINKS:Does Minnesota really have the 'World's Oldest Rock'? (August 2022 Curious Minnesota story)

Historical markers peppered around Minnesota help keep the state’s rich history alive. But few are as intriguing — and controversial — as the <a href="https://www.startribune.com/morton-gneiss-granite-falls-rock-minnesota-river-valley-historical-landmark/600201131/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">landmark for Minnesota’s most ancient artifact</a>: the “World’s Oldest Rock.” Eric Roper and Ash Miller discuss the 3.5-billion-year-old history behind this claim on a historical marker in Granite Falls. And they delve into the reasons why Minnesota boasts some very unique geology.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/morton-gneiss-granite-falls-rock-minnesota-river-valley-historical-landmark/600201131/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Does Minnesota really have the 'World's Oldest Rock'? (August 2022 Curious Minnesota story)</a>

Does Minnesota really have the 'World's Oldest Rock'?

Minnesota's flour milling prowess is a well-known part of the state's history. But the area's milling legacy began with sawmills that turned the state's white pine trees into lumber. By 1905, Minneapolis was the top lumber market in the world. Transporting these logs to mills was no easy task. The Star Tribune's Christa Lawler joins host Eric Roper to discuss the logistics of how this booming industry worked.LINKS:How lumberjacks harnessed an 'ocean of pine' to build Minnesota

Minnesota's flour milling prowess is a well-known part of the state's history. But the area's milling legacy began with sawmills that turned the state's white pine trees into lumber. By 1905, Minneapolis was the top lumber market in the world. Transporting these logs to mills was no easy task. The Star Tribune's Christa Lawler joins host Eric Roper to discuss the logistics of how this booming industry worked.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/lumber-pine-minnesota-forests-river-transportation/600194044/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How lumberjacks harnessed an 'ocean of pine' to build Minnesota</a>

How lumberjacks harnessed an 'ocean of pine' to build Minnesota

The John H. Stevens House in Minnehaha Park is arguably the most important structure relating to Minneapolis' origin story. But the exterior of the property is in rough shape after years of deferred maintenance. Eric Roper and Ash Miller discuss the unique history of the house, and why it has been allowed to deteriorate.LINKS:Why has the Park Board allowed the 'birthplace of Minneapolis' to deteriorate? (July 2022 Curious Minnesota story)Discover the hidden house in Minnehaha Park where Minneapolis was born (June 2021 Star Tribune magazine story)

The John H. Stevens House in Minnehaha Park is arguably the most important structure relating to Minneapolis' origin story. But the exterior of the property is in rough shape after years of deferred maintenance. Eric Roper and Ash Miller discuss the unique history of the house, and why it has been allowed to deteriorate.LINKS:<a href="https://www.startribune.com/john-stevens-house-minnehaha-park-condition-history-park-board/600188613/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why has the Park Board allowed the 'birthplace of Minneapolis' to deteriorate?</a> (July 2022 Curious Minnesota story)<a href="https://www.startribune.com/discover-the-hidden-john-h-stevens-house-in-minnehaha-park-where-minneapolis-was-born/600070818/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Discover the hidden house in Minnehaha Park where Minneapolis was born</a> (June 2021 Star Tribune magazine story)

Why has the Park Board allowed the 'birthplace of Minneapolis' to deteriorate?

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What a fascinating podcast!

After the first episode I hit the subscribe button. Thanks Star Tribune for putting this great podcast together!

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