Millikin University's Martin Atkins talks about the tremendous impact the pandemic has had on his band's planned tour, his belief that art and business coexist, how he is teaching his students to pivot with positive energy, and previews the amazing lineup coming to the virtual Midwest Music Expo.

Natalie Beck of the Community Foundation talks about the careful and swift distribution of the Macon County Emergency Response Fund and their efforts to help consolidate a list of resources available to those in need.

Yoga at Connie's is spotlighted and Connie Pease talks about how the instructors in their studio are offering their time to have free online yoga classes throughout the week and details the benefits to yoga including the reduction of anxiety.

Former Mayor Paul Osborne talks about the need to be consistent to be credible, the adoption of wearing masks, the dangers of misinterpreting information, and how good people are continuing to shine.

This Fun From the Couch includes a new comedy special from Jerry Seinfield, an ESPN E:60 documentary on quarterback Alex Smith's fight back to football, and a very well produced "virtual battle royal" video with numerous famous women.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the reception of the governor's plan to reopen, how she has been able to communicate with the governor when needed, usage of masks, and keeping an eye on the ultimate goal of getting through this with as many healthy people as possible.

State Representative Dan Caulkins talks about the protest he attended in Springfield, how he is helping long term care facilities, his thoughts on the governor's plan for reopening the state, and what can be done by legislators.

Unique Boutique is spotlighted and Erica Alford talks about how they are serving their clients while being closed including curbside pickup and delivery of products, and helping figure out ways to improve their already strong sanitation practices to help reopen safely when the time comes.

Wayne Kent of First Christian Church talks about focusing on what they can do to make people smile, some of the bad actors in religion, the risks of doing things the wrong way, and what goes into constructing the weekly community prayer.

DynaGraphics is spotlighted and Scott Bowers talks about how their business has been heavily impacted, continuing to print for some essential businesses, and working with businesses to be ready with printed materials as restrictions are loosened.