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If the pandemic has kept you from traveling as you’d like, a new show airing on PBS stations this fall could be just what you need. 

” is hosted by Twin Cities resident and Duluth native Ian Grant, a lifelong adventurer who uses the lens of history and art to showcase the artisans and cultures of the world. 

Monday, he stopped by Minnesota Now to chat with host Cathy Wurzer about how he got the travel bug in the first place and tell a few stories from his new show. 

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Discovering the world’s cultural beauty through the lens of community artisans is the goal of Ian Grant’s new show, airing on PBS stations this fall. 

If the pandemic has kept you from traveling as you’d like, a new show airing on PBS stations this fall could be just what you need. “Culture Quest” is hosted by Twin Cities resident and Duluth native Ian Grant, a lifelong adventurer who uses the lens of history and art to showcase the artisans and cultures of the world. On Monday, he stopped by Minnesota Now to chat with host Cathy Wurzer about how he got the travel bug in the first place and tell a few stories from his new show.

A new PBS show hosted by Minnesota's Ian Grant explores culture through the lens of art

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