Whether seated in an old tractor or an old Mercury Montego, those first freedoms taste pretty good.

Whether seated in an old tractor or an old Mercury Montego, those first freedoms taste pretty good.

Rural Reflections is a simple approach to daily life viewed from a rural perspective. Grant Nelson is a columnist and podcaster who has written for several area media outlets for almost 22 years. This podcast will take you back to your childhood, or it may make today’s technology seem a bit simpler-or just make you feel good. Grant often writes a letter to his brother, Dave Nelson, who lives in Carrington, North Dakota then invites listeners to peer over his shoulder and hear what he has to say.

Rural Reflections is a podcast where it is always Sunday morning.

Rural Reflections is a simple approach to daily life viewed from a rural perspective. Grant Nelson is a columnist and podcaster who has written for several area media outlets for almost 22 years. This podcast will take you back to your childhood, or it may make today’s technology seem a bit simpler-or just make you feel good. Grant often writes a letter to his brother, Dave Nelson, who lives in Carrington, North Dakota then invites listeners to peer over his shoulder and hear what he has to say. Rural Reflections is a podcast where it is always Sunday morning.

Rural Reflections

First freedoms from a tractor seat

November Letter to Dave

Are there two Americas? Is one America a distortion created by many media sources for a listener who is not in touch with the America just outside their door?

Are there two Americas? Is one America a distortion created by many media sources for a listener who is not in touch with the America just outside their door?

Two Americas

As another sugar beet harvest winds down, Grant recalls his experiences during 26 years of the harvest campaign.

As another sugar beet harvest winds down, Grant recalls his experiences during 26 years of the harvest campaign.

First freedoms from a tractor seat

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