Don Carey, the Bug Man, has been studying bugs for over 40 years! He talks about everything from mosquitoes to ticks, boxelder bugs and more.

Vitalant, formerly known as United Blood Services, in Fargo, North Dakota is asking for cloth mask donations, after they found out they would not be able to receive a shipment of disposable masks.

Dr. Paul Carson, INDSU professor of practice and director of antimicrobial practice at Sanford Health, speaks with Amy Iler and JJ Gordon in their weekly update on the current state of COVID-19 in our area and globally. Included in this episode are questions about seasonal allergies, the ability to have at home tests, how the World Health Organization aids in pandemics, vaccine creation and much more. Dr. Carson's weekly updates are greatly appreciated and one of the largest downloads from our podcast network.

John Fisher, the Executive Director at Friends of the Children Fargo-Moorhead, shares some stories about families that struggle behind their locked front doors and how domestic abuse, hunger and suffering mental health may be happening right next door.

Charley Johnson, the President and CEO of the Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitors Bureau, gives It Takes Two and KFGO Listeners an idea of what the timeline may look like to get hotels, attractions and more back to running again. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the tourism economy has been hit incredibly hard. Charley gives some insight into some of the conversations taking place at the FMCVB.

Aamodt remembers his friend 'Hogie', a radio and TV news veteran in the Fargo/Moorhead area.

It Takes Two is joined by Stephen Astrup, Regulatory and Project Counsel and Brenda Iverson, Community Relations Director from Hospice of the Red River Valley. They bring insight into healthcare directives and the important discussions surrounding those decisions. Thanks for Denise and Richard from Serenity Assisted Living and Memory Care in Dilworth, MN for putting together these great interviews as part of "When and Where for Senior Care" on The Mighty 790am.

Andrew Och is "The First Ladies Man" and has, literally, written the book(s) on the influence and stories of the First Ladies of the United States. From Martha to Melania, the First Lady has held a position of power and influence to the American people. It Takes Two with Amy and JJ invited Andrew Och on to the show to talk about some of the famous stories behind the First Ladies who served during times of strife. From wars to disease to economic hardships - their actions have had long lasting influence on our lives today.

Peter Geiger from The Farmer's Almanac shares some great tips for those of us who have raw, red and cracking hands. Whether you are washing them more or the winter has done it's damages - The Farmer's Almanac has tips like mushing up a banana or using an olive oil paste. Items are easily found in your own home!

Erin Gillam, an NDSU Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, joins Amy & JJ to discuss the connection of bats and the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.