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September 1, 2000

Season 2001 Episode 1 | 57m 40sVideo has Closed Captions

Monologist James Lileks recall how Machinery Hill got its name at the Fair The Great...

Monologist James Lileks recall how Machinery Hill got its name at the Fair The Great Minnesota Get Together sparks debate between two DFL U.S. Senate candidates Incumbent U.S. Senator Rod Grams talk about his re-election bid... and a meatpacker daughter's memoir of the 1959 Wilson Company strike.

09/01/2000

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September 1, 2000

Season 2001 Episode 1 | 57m 40sVideo has Closed Captions

Monologist James Lileks recall how Machinery Hill got its name at the Fair The Great Minnesota Get Together sparks debate between two DFL U.S. Senate candidates Incumbent U.S. Senator Rod Grams talk about his re-election bid... and a meatpacker daughter's memoir of the 1959 Wilson Company strike.

09/01/2000

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