Author Archives: Adam Carr

I’ll be re-commencing posting fresh content this weekend or early next week, after I have a chance to regroup a little — as I’ve said before, some of my favorite conversations/pieces are still to come. In the meantime, if you … Continue reading →

This project started just 31 short days ago. Arriving, driving towards Duluth from Wisconsin, the first sign of the city were those dilute, distant lights, high in the sky. However, as we got closer, the radio towers peaked out over … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I asked the Perfect Duluth Day community what they’d do with a final day on earth, spent entirely in Duluth — appropriate question leading into the month’s final day. The responses that struck me, for whatever reason, were built … Continue reading →

Ever spent 31 days trying to articulate something just so and then you hear what you’ve been toiling after, nearly exactly, in just under 31 seconds? I spent the morning with So You Think Duluth Is Pretty Special, a course taught by Jerry Kimbal … Continue reading →

A thought on birthing and storytelling with their relationship to oxytocin implied. Jana Studelska is a midwife in Duluth and weekend we had a long, layered conversation about what that means. An audio piece and portrait from Kip Praslowicz will come … Continue reading →

I have around a dozen stories to left produce and about two hours of writing time planned for the day. Yike. That being said, after the end of the month, the project will continue for a few weeks as I … Continue reading →

‘Know that place? Yeah, that one. What’s their deal anyways? And how would we even get in?? Hooooooo knows? Hooooooo?’ A public Facebook question on January in Duluth, 1/15: “what’s something, anything, anyone, that i should check out before i … Continue reading →

This past Friday, I was fortunate enough to have the chance to be on WDSE’s Almanac North and talk about the project! My segment of the show starts at about 19:00, but I thought the first two interviews were important, … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago, the wonderful Lucie Amundsen invited me to check out a downhill ski race at Chester Bowl (Chicken Noodle Duluth was recorded directly beforehand). She thought it might be a good place to learn about what goes on in … Continue reading →

As things go, I spent some time with a DNR agent today: Time spent in an awesome way. This past week, Randy Hanzal, a Conservation Officer in the Enforcement Division wrote me out of the blue: Yeah! Funny enough, after … Continue reading →