Looking for a good thriller?  Mud, Misery and the Kindergarten Teacher are all on our list of great thrillers to stream this weekend while at home social distancing!

One of our favorite chefs spends a whole hour answering listener questions about everything from adobo sauce to the secret to a crunchy bread. Chef Randall Toenges has been a professional in the food industry for a long time and KFGO listeners are lucky to get his expertise. Approachable and fun, this segment is brought to you by Prime Cut Meats.

On a stormy April evening, KFGO personalities from throughout the broadcast day gathered in a virtual meeting room (each live from their own home) and played a game of Family Feud. Hosted by Dan Michaels, the Morning team and the Afternoon team have a lot of laughs as they try and get a response from the board! Show me KFGO Family Feud!

Brenton Nesemeier, an Epidemiologist with the North Dakota Department of Health, joins It Takes 2 with Amy & JJ. We discuss COVID-19 testing, how they trace community spread, why tracing is important and his advice to the 'snow birds'.

Retired Horticulturalist Dave Decock answers questions from listeners regarding lawns, shrubs, trees, house plants, pests and more. In this episode - Dave deals with voles and sapsuckers, how to choose a great Easter Lily and more!

Amber Dew, part of the Behavioral Health Treatment Team with First Step Recovery of the Village, joins It Takes 2.

KFGO's resident Mr. Fix-It, Tim Noteboom, answers questions from listeners about home repair and maintenance. In this episode, Tim covers patching drywall, leaky foundations, cutting the cord and adding a digital receiver plus a whole lot more.

Former Fargo-Moorhead Redhawk and Israeli-American baseball player Zach Penprase discusses his feelings now that the Olympics has been postponed.

KFGO Chief Meteorologist Tom Szymanski joins It Takes 2 to talk about how the lack of data may impact weather forecasting. In addition, we could see some precipitation coming our way...

Tim Doppler, Executive Director of the North Dakota Golf Association, shares the news that golf courses in the Bismarck area are opening - but adding new features to make it safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Simple things like adding addition minutes between tee times, no longer using a cup on the putting green and golf cart load restrictions.