After 30 years, outside present ‘Minnesota Bound’ shifting to KSTP

Date:

Minnesota Bound Makes the Move to KSTP

After three decades of entertaining and educating audiences on KARE 11, the classic outdoors show “Minnesota Bound” is making a significant change by moving to KSTP, starting this weekend. This shift marks a new chapter in the show’s history, which has been a staple of Minnesota’s outdoor enthusiasts since its launch in 1995 by Ron Schara, the Star Tribune’s outdoors columnist at the time.

A New Home but the Same Spirit

Beginning January 4, new episodes of “Minnesota Bound” will air weekly at 11 p.m. on Sunday nights on KSTP-TV (Channel 5) and again at 9:30 p.m. the following Saturday on KSTC-TV (Channel 45 or 5.2, depending on the viewer’s provider). This move is anticipated to broaden the show’s reach and continue its legacy of storytelling for the next 30 years, as stated by Scott Fransen, CEO of Ron Schara Productions, the company behind “Minnesota Bound.” The show’s format, which has been successful for over 850 episodes, is not expected to change with the network switch, ensuring that fans will continue to enjoy the content they love.

The show was initially hosted by Ron Schara, who was accompanied by his trusty black Labrador retrievers named Raven, spanning three generations. After Ron Schara’s retirement in 2018, the hosting duties were taken over by his daughter, Laura Schara, and outdoorsman and journalist Bill Sherck. Despite his retirement, Ron Schara has continued to make appearances on the show and has remained engaged with his audience, notably through his 2021 book, “Ron Schara’s Minnesota: Mostly True Tales of a Life Outdoors.”

A Legacy of Outdoor Storytelling

The decision to move “Minnesota Bound” to KSTP is seen as a strategic step to expand the show’s audience and secure its place as a leading outdoors program in Minnesota. With its rich history and dedication to sharing the stories of Minnesota’s great outdoors, “Minnesota Bound” has become an institution for those who enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities the state has to offer. As the show embarks on this new chapter, fans and newcomers alike can look forward to more exciting adventures and insights into the world of outdoor enthusiasts.

For more information on this development and to stay updated on “Minnesota Bound,” viewers can tune in to the new episodes starting January 4 on KSTP. The show’s move to KSTP marks an exciting time for outdoor enthusiasts and fans of the program, promising a continuation of the high-quality content and engaging storytelling that “Minnesota Bound” is known for.

Find out more about the move and what’s in store for “Minnesota Bound” Here

Image Source: www.twincities.com

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Share post:

Subscribe

Subscribe to get our latest news delivered straight to your inbox.

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

Popular

More like this
Related

Mexican environmentalist survives assassination try caught on video: “I instructed the hitman ‘good morning'”

Mexican Environmentalist Survives Assassination Attempt, Highlighting Dangers Faced by...

Woman killed by police at Omaha Walmart after allegedly kidnapping, slashing youngster

Tragic Incident at Omaha Walmart: Police Shoot and Kill...

Amid Uncertainties, Delta CEO Ed Bastian Warns Oil Crisis Could Reshape Airline Industry

Delta CEO Ed Bastian Warns Oil Crisis Could Reshape...

Disney plans intensive spherical of layoffs in the approaching weeks

Disney to Undergo Extensive Layoffs in Coming Weeks According to...