Email Author Molly Priesmeyer

2004 Stories by Molly Priesmeyer

• My Face, Your Ass--or Your Legs, Arms, or Back

  published December 22, 2004

  The Brian Kelly Army: It's not just a job, it's a tattoo. More >>

• KCMP's New Program Director Does a Little Double-Dipping

  published December 22, 2004

  Not everyone was happy when Minnesota Public Radio finalized the purchase of WCAL (89.3-FM) from St. Olaf College for $10.5 million in... More >>

• Valet: Life on the Installment Plan

  published December 8, 2004

  Valet Life on the Installment Plan 2024 Records Surely we've all given our noggins a vigorous... More >>

• Gimme Shelter

  published December 1, 2004

  Budget cuts and Bush are leaving victims of domestic violence out in the cold. More >>

• Land of 10,000 Felons

  published November 17, 2004

  Meth use and harsher sentences are putting more Minnesotans in prison. More >>

• What Would Judy Do?

  published November 17, 2004

  Looking for a purpose--or a good Christian man--with novelist and life coach Judy Baer. More >>

• Birds, Bees, and Sodomy?

  published November 3, 2004

  The U of M offers a sex-ed crash course to 12-year-olds. More >>

• Support Our Loops

  published November 3, 2004

  Martin Dosh and family make a kid-friendly concept album. More >>

• Bless The Beasts And The Road Kill

  published October 27, 2004

  The Minnesota association of rogue taxidermists unearths an exquisite corpse. More >>

• The John Birkenstock Society

  published October 20, 2004

  Young yahoos find college Republicans too liberal. More >>

• Meat Street

  published October 13, 2004

  At exactly 9:30 p.m., the tinkling background music emanating from the downtown Sawatdee gives way to a thumping bass. Outside, women wearing... More >>

• This Middle Finger Is Pointed At You

  published October 13, 2004

  'Chicano Visions' flips the bird at the traditional high-art canon. More >>

• Let's Get Real, Real Gone For A Change

  published October 6, 2004

  Rockabilly kingpin Dave Wolfe shuffles off to Texas. More >>

• The Last Bus Home

  published September 29, 2004

  Quito Ziegler takes her freedom ride photos on the road. More >>

• I Think That Felt Better Than The 38th Take

  published September 15, 2004

  After a long delay, a soft landing for local popsters. More >>

• Amazing Adventures in Pen and Ink

  published September 8, 2004

  Two hundred drawings. Twenty-four hours. A dozen artists. One international cartoonist conspiracy. More >>

• Reading Between the Lines

  published September 1, 2004

  MCBA's "Artists' Books" exhibit turns aesthetic concepts into a novel idea. More >>

• Notes From Underground

  published August 25, 2004

  Two months is a long time to wait. Especially when you're waiting to find out whether or not you'll get blackballed by a self-described... More >>

• Luis Palau, George Bush, and the Mall of America

  published August 18, 2004

  An afternoon with the holy trinity of terror. More >>

• Ridden Hard and Put Away Wet

  published August 4, 2004

  Mike Hallenbeck makes music in the watery world. More >>

• You've Got To Play To Pay

  published July 21, 2004

  Something inside the Gypsy Cab smells like fresh-cut grass. It's indeterminable whether it's the leftover gin scent of the previous passenger,... More >>

• The Neighborhood Prophet

  published June 9, 2004

  Andrew Moore's four-year-old son points skyward. "Daddy?" he asks, staring up at a plastic doll splattered with red paint and hanging from a... More >>

• Method Actors

  published June 2, 2004

  Traditional Methods fight back, fall forward. More >>

• A 1029, in Progress

  published May 26, 2004

  A Nordeast neighborhood bar is one of the few places a man cross-eyed whiskey-drunk will admit to a stranger the single thing that makes him... More >>

• Are You There, God? It's Us, The Rockers

  published May 26, 2004

  From the 700 Club to the 400 Bar, The Glad Version struggle with their faith. More >>