Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota is looking for volunteers to reach out to provide companionship and support to older Minnesotans through a program called Neighbor to Neighbor Companions. Melissa Grimmer joins the Morning Show to talk about how to volunteer.

Peter Schilling talks about the upcoming Cine Latino film festival from the MSP Film Society, and also the "Ha! Ha! Homicide" series of murder comedies playing at the Heights Theater starting on Oct. 8th.

Minneapolis Public Schools is hiring custodians and child care assistants.

Sommelier Jill Mott explains what "flor" is and recommends a couple of wines and a local beer.

Annie Johnson, manager of the Minnesota History Museum, talks about the reopening Oct. 1.

State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about the weeks ahead and how Doppler radar works.

When singer/pianist Andrew Walesch sings Frank Sinatra, the result showcases not only Sinatra legacy, but the talents of Walesch and arranger Bob Parsons as well. The next Walesch / Parsons Sinatra show is under a tent outside Crooners in Minneapolis at 7PM Saturday October 3. In a conversat9ion with Phil Nusbaum, Andrew reflected on his early interest in Sinatra.

Comedian and Twin Cities-native Lizz Winstead talks about her upcoming show at Crooners and what it was like in New York City in the spring.

Logan Sand with Lutheran Social Service’s SELF Program (Seeing and Exploring Life’s Future) discusses how parents can best empower their children and learn where to start when it comes to sex education.

Curtis and Loretta had to curtail their extensive folk music traveling on account of the pandemic. One response of theirs is to do more streaming shows, and there are four in rapid succession starting Monday September 28. In a conversation with Phil Nusbaum, Curtis and Loretta talked about Covid’s effect on their career.