IMPACT started as a half-hour show looking at the impact of the coronavirus in Nevada. It ran daily for 58 episodes, and is now a weekly. This highlight reel gives a flavor of the tone and content of the show.

Carrie Kaufman riffs on the news with today's co-host Andrea Cole, and interviews Rabbi Malcolm Cohen of Temple Sinai, and Pastor Charlotte (Pastor Char) Morgan of Indigo Valley Church, about how they're carrying on, and about how they intend to move forward.

Carrie Kaufman and Rebecca Colbert talk about reopening plans, the best way to go back to work, and Utah Shakespeare Festival canceling its season. Then Carrie talks to nurse Ashley Juste - who volunteered to work at her old job at Sunrise Hospital on Oct. 1, 2017, and then volunteered to work in New York with COVID patients.

Carrie Kaufman and Andrea Cole talk with Dr. Caitlin Cook, a clinical psychologist at the Ackerman Autism Center at UNLV School of Medicine; and Cory Keenan, who works at Grant a Gift Autism Foundation and has a son on the spectrum.

Carrie talks to veteran campaign consultants Leisa Moseley and Ed Gonzalez about how campaigning is different in the age of social distancing - and how it is different between Republicans and Democrats.

Carrie Kaufman and co-host Rebecca Colbert talk to the Nevada Independent's Daniel Rothberg, who wrote about the coming budget impact of the coronavirus.

Carrie Kaufman and Rebecca Garcia talk to Clark County School District Superintendent Jesus Jara about visions for a better school system post-Coronavirus and the plan to reopen schools.

Carrie Kaufman is joined by co-host Rebecca Colbert and by Athar Haseebullah, the chair of Masjid Ibrahim Mosque in Las Vegas. The topic? How can you possibly fast when you're stuck in your house in quarantine? And other tidbits about the importance of Ramadan, and of staying indoors.

Our "Yes...And" show this Friday focuses on the IMPACT of public/private partnerships and the influence sports and arts have on each other. We talk to Rob Herr of the City of Henderson about their plans to replace their outdoor pavilion.