Who are we when the virus crisis is over? Are we so divided that being rational no longer matters? Are some lives considered expendable? Give a listen as Anita Rufus addresses these questions.

In this hour, Anita Rufus discusses the mixed messages we're hearing about when and how the economy can be reopened, and whether the President is merely trying to shift responsibility to governors while undermining their authority and encouraging protests for political reasons.

In this hour, Anita talks about how the COVID-19 numbers have grown over the past six days, and the reality of what it takes to flatten the curve and how Californians are at the forefront of reducing infection by abiding by state, county and municipality requirements to stay in. She also focuses on the Environmental Protection Agency's announcement that during the COVID-19 crisis they are waiving indefinitely the enforcement of pollution rules.

Anita discusses Bernie dropping out of the 2020 race, making Biden the Democratic nominee.

In this hour, Anita discusses the coronavirus. And, of course, the stimulus, and oversight of the "slush fund" created by the U.S. Congress to help Americans and both small and big business.

Anita has more of the inside details on news from the week ending April 5th. Watch what they're doing, and there is some good news!

Anita does a rundown of news, particularly about Coronavirus, beginning on Monday and working her way through the week, with candid reactions to what is happening.

In this hour, Anita has more on how the week unfolded, plus some good news, and some inspirational words to help us all think about how to get through the COVID-19 crisis together.

Things you wouldn't know if you didn't listen: library censorship, women in the boardrooms, and March 14 was "Pi Day" proving there is infinity.

The dreaded virus -- maybe God or the aliens are testing us to see if we're ready to live with each other on this small blue marble in the universe.