Tom Szymanski joins Amy & JJ to talk about April's weather. What's up with all the snow? Good news: it's not ordinary and looks to be changing soon.

One of the country's largest pork processing facility is closed until further notice. Should consumers be worried to buy pork? What about prices? Sarah Heinrich discusses during It Takes 2.

Bruce Bekkerus from A-1 Automotive in Moorhead, MN answers KFGO listener questions about their automobiles, trailers, RVs and more. In the age of COVID-19, Bruce talks about what happens if you aren't driving and your car sits idol - such as stale gasoline, rusty breaks and more. Plus all the regular technical questions and some advice on what to do with your annual maintenance needs when you don't need to go anywhere.

Chef Randall Toenges joins It Takes 2 just in time for Easter... need ideas on how to make your ham with things already in your cupboards? Also, if you have ripe tomatoes sitting on the counter, Chef Randall has a great idea to give them new life.

Looking for binge worthy TV series? From comedy to drama, here are some great TV series you can stream full seasons of... hours and hours of good television waiting for you!

Tim Wiedrich joins It Takes 2 to talk about the ND Medical Reserve Corps. They are looking for volunteers as the spread of COVID-19 continues.

Retired Horticulturalist Dave Decock takes listener questions about their lawns, trees and gardens! Listen each Thursday from 1-2pm on KFGO.

Dr. Paul Carson, professor of practice at NDSU and director of antimicrobial practice at Sanford, provides updates on the state of COVID-19. Topics include locating a "blockbuster antiviral," whether or not you should seek out testing if you show symptoms (YES!), are drug companies or governments working on a vaccine and much more.

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum is promoting a new app to follow people and the spread of COVID-19. CBS Tech Correspondent Larry Magid discusses the app, how he is virtually celebrating and Zoom security concerns.

Pastor Sue from Churches United joins IT2 with the new requirements to utilize the services. For starters, they drastically changed the maximum income you can make and still be eligible.