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.

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.