Columns
Raymond Luczak
A deaf Minneapolis writer reflects on language, identity and art — and how visual storytelling continues to shape his work.
Sake, Ramen and Fantasy Sumo at Moto-I
House-brewed sake, rich ramen and the chance to win money watching sumo. What more could a Minneapolis night need?
The Neighbor Tax
For my April column, I set out to complain about taxes and instead discovered a better one: the "neighbor tax."
Nico’s Tacos – Your 2026 Iron Bartender Champions Are the Neat Freaks from Nico’s Tacos
Nico’s Tacos & Agave Bar captures the 2026 Iron Bartender title with inventive cocktails, proving the popular Minneapolis taqueria is also a serious cocktail destination.
Heid Erdrich
Poet and activist Heid Erdrich reflects on her Ojibwe heritage, the role of poetry in social change and the power of community and creative response in Minneapolis.
EVIL
In the wake of tragedy, Dorothy Richmond reflects on the nature of evil, free will and the moral choices that shape human life and community.
Anita Gopalaswamy
In a candid conversation, Anita Gopalaswamy reflects on her journey from India to Minneapolis and the vital role immigrants play in building strong communities.
Why GO? The Dakota
As winter and economic pressures hit the hospitality industry, Jason Suss urges readers to support local bars, restaurants, and music venues — starting with The Dakota.
Acclaimed Local Author and Neighbor: Jack El-Hai
An interview with Minneapolis author Jack El-Hai on his book, the film Nuremberg and the unsettling psychology behind history’s darkest figures.
