A Traverse City native living in South Korea, Dan Brown joins us to talk about the different approaches that country has taken to control the spread of COVID-19.

Fit For You Health Club co-owner Vern Gauthier joins us to share his experience having to close his business through the end of the month.

Member Relationship Manager at Cherryland Electric Cooperative, Rachel Johnson joins us to provide updates on plans to keep customers connected during these uncertain times.

Providing relief to all employees during the Coronavirus closure is important to Treetops Resort; Kevin McKinley joins us to talk about their employee food program.

After two patients tested positive for COVID-19 at Munson Healthcare facilities in Northern Michigan (Traverse City and Gaylord), Regional Marketing and Communications Manager at Munson Medical Center Brian Lawson joins guest host Vic McCarty break down this information.

Looking at music-related stories from the past week with Jordan Anderson from Mr. Music DJs, including how Italians are using music to maintain community during their quarantine, musicians taking to social media to keep playing, free gifts from Moog and Korg, and taking your recommendations for the best “quaran-tunes.”

Northern Michigan broadcaster Omelette (Steve Normandin) sits down us with to talk about his life as an on-air entertainer throughout the country, and recently returning to WKLT and joining the Midwestern Broadcasting family.

Area Realtor Holly Hack (Reichard and Hack) joins us to discuss a grassroots community effort called Give What You Can, looking to support school districts, local food banks and projects like Blessings in a Backpack - TC Project by organizing food drives and getting meals to students who rely on breakfast and lunch at school.

A look back at local stories from the past week, focusing on the local impact on school closures due to COVID-19, including Interlochen Center for the Arts and Northwestern Michigan College, postponed and cancelled events and what you can do to help those who need it.

101st District State Rep. Jack O’Malley joins us to talk about the recent decision by Governor Whitmer to close all public and private schools through April 5th, in addition to a possible bipartisan effort to provide relief for Michiganders and businesses in the wake of Coronavirus.