Ann Raiho and Natalie Warren, St. Olaf seniors and Camp Menogyn alums, stopped by The Roadhouse April 1 to talk about their upcoming adventure, Hudson Bay Bound. They hope to become the first women to paddle the 2,250 miles from Minneapolis to Hudson Bay, re-creating Eric Sevareid's journey and, along the way, raising money for YMCA Camp Menogyn.

Bob and Buck talked April 29 with Ann Possis, who just completed the Coast to Coast Walk from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, 200 miles in 16 days.

Ole Olsson's Oldtime Orkestra brought their toe-tapping Scandinavian dance and vaudeville music to Studio A April 29, in advance of their April 30 appearance at the Hovland Spring Dance.

Bob and Buck looked back with WTIP Executive Director Deb Benedict April 29 on her 10 years of service to the station, which has seen remarkable growth under her leadership.

Andrew Skurka, adventurer and athlete, chatted with Buck April 29 about exploration and travel, including his recent 4,700-mile, 6-month Alaska-Yukon expedition. He's the featured speaker at the Superior Hiking Trail Association meeting Saturday, May 7 at Wolf Ridge in Finland.

In an effort spearheaded by the Shared Vision Group out of Bemidji, more and more businesses in the area have made a commitment to adding Ojibwe/English signage. But, why?

Bob Carter and Cathy Quinn welcomed Gordon Thorne to the Roadhouse April 8 to share some of his music and information on his upcoming Fingerstyle Guitar Masters Weekend in Tofte.

Sam Cook, outdoor writer for the Duluth News Tribune, joined Bob Carter and Cathy Quinn on the Roadhouse April 8 to talk about an interesting animal pair living in the Duluth area: a coyote and a black lab.

Twin Cities builder Steve Kuhl designed an incredible bedroom for his nephew, which went viral on the Web six years later. He talked with Buck March 25.

Bill Mittlefehldt, regional coordinator of the NE MN Clean Energy Resource Team, talked with Bob March 25 about local renewable energy in light of today's global energy economy.