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Animal acts were part of circus performances years ago, but are they still used today?

Queen Drea sings a mashup of "Fame" by David Bowie and the iconic musical.

BLM dancers kick of the show with a performance to West Side Story's "Mambo".

TU Dance collaborates with dancers from Black Label Movement.

Carl Flink of BLM also teaches a class at University of MN. The group performs a dance.

Dancers from BLM and the University of Minnesota perform "Hive" live.

Carl Flink and other members of BLM travel to India to teach the idea of "bodystorming".

The Hmong Breakers Leadership Council performs live!

Drea Reynolds performs a song live in studio, and the audience dances along.

Ever wonder how circus performers balance life, school, and high-flying fun? Meet Nick.

A look into the brilliantly designed costumes of Circus Juventas.

We've all been taught to never play with fire. But we're not trained circus performers!

What differences and similarities can we find between traditional and contemporary circus?

From traditional to contemporary, circus has always been a place of death-defying acts!

How is clowning represented in modern circus?

Pudge the Cat's human, Kady Lone talks about the ins and outs of a freelance lifestyle.

What does it look like to soar above the crowd?

The art of hand balancing has been a part of circus performances for ages.

Enjoy the big finale number from Circus Juventas' TV Takeover!

Meet Karla - a Circus Juventas student who's life is jam packed with amazing activities.

What does it take to craft hundreds of costumes for a Circus Juventas performance?

The host of TV Takeover, Adia Morris, tries her hand at a trick on the static trapeze!

Circus Juventas performers explain why circus makes them so happy.

To the untrained eye, circus acts can look fairly dangerous.

Circus Juventas performers perform amazing acts on the static trapeze.

Take a peek into Circus Juventas performer Maddy's life!

A brief look into how Kady Lone made her cat, Pudge, Internet-famous.

Kady Lone and her Internet-famous cat, Pudge, on self-employment and making it work.

Kady Lone explains why she thinks everyone loves her cat, Pudge.

Kady Lone discusses how others are turning their social media following into a business.

Real estate agent Rachel Hedeen offers some advice.

Duchess Harris' grandmother was among the first Black women who started working NASA.

The internet wishes PBS a happy birthday.

Queen Victoria was more than politics! Many modern fashion trends start with her.

Meet siblings Aubry and Kale Walch, co-owners of The Herbivorous Butcher.

Meet Kady Lone and how she's created a business from her Internet-famous cat, Pudge.

Artistic collaborations with a range of performance groups.

A celebration of what it means to be a craft maker in Minnesota.

An exploration of the future of circus through a variety of performances.

A celebration of the local independent female filmmaker community.

An all-out, no-holds-barred celebration based on the theme "Where Are You Go Going?"

Northern Lights brought a "mini Northern Spark" to our studio and airwaves.

MPLS.TV takes over with quirky videos, comedy skits, musical cooking segments, and music.

Works Progress takes over an hour full of reflections about life on the Mississippi River.

Springboard's TV Takeover episode is focused on "Your Secret Art."

Steve Ness is a citizen scientist and expert mushroom forager.

Etiquette still matters these days. Especially when it comes to networking.

A unique experiential culinary arts program.

As a high schooler, Sharkus recognized an opportunity and sprang into action.

Igor Fridman's construction start-up, builds momentum and gains interest.

Brake Bread's all about three things: bread, biking, and building a sustainable community.

Need some quick advice to kick your startup plans into high gear?

To dig into the misconceptions about roller derby, we sat down with members of the league.

A team of college students from the University of Minnesota combined their talents.

Ellen McNeill knows a thing or two about what it takes to rebrand a company.

This story starts with a coastal goat farmer and ends with an alcoholic superbrew.

One special store stands strong in the heart of downtown St. Paul, Minnesota.

You can find Kombucha at your local grocery and Kimchi in your friend's fridge.

St. Paul, Minnesota, is home to Can Can Wonderland

Eapen Chacko mentors founder Igor Fridman, and gives him advice on how to grow his company