November is National Adoption Month. Heidi Wiste from Lutheran Social Service talks about the adoption process, and how LSS works with Children's Home Society to find homes for children in Minnesota.

Honky Tonk Jump plays Thursday night November 5 at Crooners. The show takes place social distancing style in a heated tent, or audience members can choose to stay in their cars. Phil Nusbaum talked to Honky Tonk Jump bass player Vaughan Asselstine about the band and the show. Vaughan told of the musical combination behind Western Swing.

Ashley Musana is the Career Exposure Coordinator for AchieveMpls. Ashley talks about upcoming career fairs, the need for volunteers, and how to help students with career and college readiness.

Charlotte Kinzley is the manager of Homeless and Highly Mobile Student Services at MPS. She talks about the services available to students and how to get help.

Ariel Pinkerton is co-artistic director of Fortune's Fool Theatre. She talks about their new production "To Breed, or Not to Breed" and safety measures in place for performers and audience members.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film society gives an update on what's showing in the Virtual Cinema.

Sommelier Jill Mott talks about her recent road trip to California to visit wineries from a social distance, including Stirm Wine Co.

State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about October's record-setting snowfall totals.

Pat Donohue leads a group of great players, the Prairie All-Stars onto Crooner’s heated tent Thursday October 29 from 7 till 8:30 PM. Pat talked to Phil Nusbaum about the group’s music, and what the pandemic-style shows are like at Crooners.

Sandy Boren-Barrett is the Artistic Director of Stages Theatre Co., and she talks about their new experience called "Enchanted Mystery: A Detect The Story Adventure."