I'll be on Minnesota Public Radio on 31 May, on a program called Bright Ideas, in front of a live studio audience, which will probably pepper me with obnoxious questions. Or fun questions. We'll find out.
This event may have already been 'sold' out (tickets are free) — but you locals can try to get in here (Never mind, it is already sold out).
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