Vocalist Leslie Vincent talks about her Monday night show at Crooners and her new album.

Markie Gohman, from Lutheran Social Service's Behavioral Health talks about coping with grief and loss.

Many musicians are writing music relating to the strange time defined by Covid-19. Two local songwriters, Ted Hajnasiewicz and Ryan Ruud are among them. They got together virtually, and then their project grew. As we listen to a singer who goes by Waltzing on Waves, Ted told Phil Nusbaum about writing with Ryan.

Film publicist Peter Schilling talks about seeing The Wizard of Oz in technicolor at the Heights Theater and Ealing comedies playing at the Trylon.

Superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools, Ed Graff, talks about returning to distance learning in the fall.

Peter Zelles, a clinical psychologist in St. Paul, talks about coping during the pandemic.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the continuation of the documentary about John Lewis, called "Good Trouble".

Sommelier Jill Mott from Henry & Son has some recommendations for summer wines.

Julie Praska-Moser is a regional manager with Caregiver Respite from Lutheran Social Service. She talks about pandemic fatigue.

State climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about unseasonably cool weather and the improvement around the state of drought conditions.