State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about the upcoming snowfall.

Parents in the Minneapolis schools should make their voice heard by Monday in a survey about the way they want their kids’ education delivered later this year. Eric Moore from MPS discusses this survey, and how the data will be applied.

Sommelier Jill Mott visits about wine.

Shannon Doyle with LSS Financial Counseling shares strategies to keep a handle on higher-ed borrowing and then pay it back quickly.

Natalie Nowytski is a founding member of the Twin Cities Balkan band, Orkestar Bez Ime. In an interview with Phil Nusbaum, Natalie tell how despite Covid, OBI is still developing, though using altered means. Natalie says the band thinks a lot about video.

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Marilyn Maye performs at Crooners Supper Club with 5 shows. Patty Peterson interviewed her talking about how COVID19 has affected her performing schedule and some of the music she will be performing, Marilyn is 92 years young and will blow you away!

To continue playing for audiences during Covid, The Minnesota Hardbop Collective makes recordings available for Streaming and Download. The Catch is that because of Covid, the band cannot assemble in any one space. So it uses A Capella software that allows players to layer tracks one at a time. Drummer Jesse Simon explains.

MPS Superintendent Ed Graff visits The Morning Show to announce a new data dashboard for the District website and promotes upcoming virtual teacher conferences.

State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about a warmer-than-normal October ahead, and answers a question emailed in from a listener.

Minnesota's Secretary of State, Steve Simon, talks about voting in MInnesota in 2020.