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Deborah Copperud has been a member of Linktree for 5 months and joined in February 2026. The social media accounts linked to from Deborah Copperud are: • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, deborahcopperud has populated their site with: • Art Hounds: New SWANA plays, 5-minute films and art meets healthcare | MPR News • Two Decades in ‘The Dork Forest’: Jackie Kashian on Pioneering Comedy Podcasts, Working With BFF Maria Bamford, and Coming Home to Acme - Racket • A year on Goodwin Hill, told by the goats - The Lexington Observer • Listen Together or Fret Alone • Book Review: 'Ghosts of Fourth Street' | Minnesota Monthly • Read Minnesota Books: How Podcasting Opened a New Path for Book Coverage | The Loft Literary Center • The Minneapolis Resistance Will Do Your Laundry • I Waited 11 Years (and Then a Few Hours) to Visit the Apostle Islands Ice Caves - Racket • A Maudlin Holiday Gift List of 2024 Books by MN Authors - Racket • “I Think Everything Can Be Funny”: A Conversation with Youngmi Mayer - The Rumpus • Tempering the Expectations of Would-Be Podcasters • Author/Educator/Activist Shannon Gibney: 'The Job Is to Help People Imagine a Different Way Forward' - Racket • 'I'm Rather Fearless': Twin Cities Poet Danez Smith Talks Climate Change, Comedy, Fiction, and I-35W Inspiration - Racket • Best Acne Podcasts: Treating Breakouts Through the Ears | Glamour • 7 New Books From MN Authors to Pair With Your Summer Activities - Racket • “Language Can Be So Violent”: An Interview with Taiyon Coleman – Another Chicago Magazine • Best Budget Bites: $4.50 Slice and a Pop from Fast Eddie's Pizza - Racket • Happy Summer! Did Your Kid Get Into the Twin Cities' Most Exclusive Day Camp? - Racket • Estate Sales: The Places to Buy Rare Antique Walking Peacocks—Or Anything Else - Racket • 7 Exciting New Books for Young Readers by MN Authors - Racket • 'Last Supper Club' Chronicles an Academic's Soul-Affirming Detour Into the Twin Cities Service Industry - Racket • Jeremy Norton's 'Trauma Sponges' Is a Bracing Look Inside the Firehouse - Racket • Northern MN's Best Deli Shares Its Secrets in 'Smoke on the Waterfront: The Northern Waters Smokehaus Cookbook' - Racket • Best Budget Bites: $1.99 Corn Dog from Kowalski's - Racket • 8 Books by Minnesota Authors We’re Excited for in 2023 - Racket • Liz Collin's High School Classmate Reviews Her Stupid New Book - Racket • Betty Crocker Thinks Tuna Is a Vegetable - Racket • 7 2025 Books by MN Authors to Gift the Reader on Your List - Racket • Mary Lucia Didn't Owe Us a Memoir (But I'm Glad She Wrote It) - Racket • Stop the Fuzzy Monkey Model Mom Striving: A Review of Nancy Reddy’s The Good Mother Myth – Literary Mama • This Doritos Taco Salad Was the MVP of Every 1980s Church Potluck • Strib Publisher Steve Grove's Résumé-Padding Memoir Strives for Midwest Relatability Through AI-Evoking Prose - Racket • From Tokyo to Mickey's Diner, Deborah Jiang-Stein's 'Lucky Tomorrow' Is a Book of Belonging and Becoming - Racket • Sittenfeld Superfan • School of Rock for... Adults? Walker West Coordinates Jams for All Ages and Genres. - Racket • Lights, Policy, Climate Action! - by Deborah Copperud • Punk Legends and Classical Tensions in "No Names" - Chicago Review of Books • Can a 1-Day City of Minneapolis 'Emergency Prep' Course Turn Me Into a Prepper? - Racket • I Stopped Shopping At Target Because They Dumped DEI | HuffPost HuffPost Personal • Minnesota's Coldest Race: The Arrowhead Ultra 135 | Minnesota Monthly • You kiss your grandmother with that podcast title? • City Swimming is Better Than Owning a Cabin - Racket • Read Minnesota Books | Deborah Copperud | Substack • It's My Screen Time Too • Spock Talk: A Parenting Advice Podcast • “Cello Champion,” by Deborah Copperud - Defenestration • I Started a Podcast to Combat Unemployment