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SOUTH BEND — The presenter mispronounced Lee Lodyga’s name at a Grammy Awards ceremony Sunday afternoon. But what she had to say mattered so much more: Lodyga had won his first Grammy, in the Best Historical Album category, as co-producer of Omnivore Recordings’ “It’s Such a Good Feeling: The Best of Mister Rogers.” And it is a good feeling, although he eschews making the obvious pun on the album’s title. “It feels, obviously, fantastic," he said Monday. "My folks are so proud.” A South Bend native who moved back to the city in 2020, Lodyga (pronounced Lo-DEE-gah) shares the...

SOUTH BEND — The presenter mispronounced Lee Lodyga’s name at a Grammy Awards ceremony Sunday afternoon. But what she had to say mattered so much more: Lodyga had won his first Grammy, in the Best Historical Album category, as co-producer of Omnivore Recordings’ “It’s Such a Good Feeling: The Best of Mister Rogers.” And it is a good feeling, although he eschews making the obvious pun on the album’s title. “It feels, obviously, fantastic,” he said Monday. “My folks are so proud.” A South Bend native who moved back to the city in 2020, Lody...

Editor's note: Co-producers Lee Lodyga and Cheryl Pawelski and mastering engineer Michael Graves won the Grammy Award for Best Historical Album during the afternoon portion of Sunday's Grammy ceremonies. SOUTH BEND — Lee Lodyga made a lot of mixtapes when he was a student at Adams High School in the early 1980s. And as anyone who made more than a few such magnetic time capsules experienced, he occasionally reached the end of a side with 2 minutes of tape left in a 3-minute pop song world. So he turned to the Mister Rogers albums he had collected at thrift stores to find one of the chi...