Monday, May 9, 2011
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
- MPR Capitol reporters preview the final two weeks
The 2011 legislative session must adjourn May 23rd, two weeks from today. None of the major budget bills have passed and almost none of the controversial subjects have been resolved.11:00 a.m.GuestsMike Mulcahy: MPR political editorTom Scheck: MPR state capitol reporterTim Pugmire: MPR state capitol reporterMore from MPRGovernor and top lawmakers to jockey over the budget (05/09/2011)Amending the constitution: Easier in Minnesota? (05/06/2011)Roger Moe on proposals to amend the constitution (05/06/2011)Resources 
Film critic Kenneth Turan on the movie industry
Kenneth Turan, film critic for the Los Angeles Times and NPR's Morning Edition, joins Stephanie Curtis, MPR's Movie Maven, for a discussion about the state of the film industry. Their conversation was part of the Broadcast Journalist Series hosted at St. Thomas University.12:00 p.m.More from MPRMovie Maven: (05/06/2011)Sidney Lumet, acclaimed movie director, dies (04/09/2011)Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 (03/23/2011)'King's Speech' claims best-picture Oscar (02/27/2011)Cube Critics and the Oscars (02/27/2011)Resources
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