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.

The Homestead Pickin’ Parlor was established in Richfield in 1979 to serve the folk music community. Marv Menzel , the proprietor, has seen a lot of changes through his tenure. But when the store closed for a while in response to Covid-19, it was the first time he didn’t have a job to go to.

When the Covid virus cancelled all of Dakota Dave Hull’s performances for this year, Dakota Dave turned his attention to his related interests. In a conversation with Phil Nusbaum, Dave was talking about the unplanned performance hiatus.

Craig Rice from MSP Film talks about their series of community viewings and conversations called "We The People" and Craig updates what's coming and going from the virtual cinema.

Children’s Theatre Company presents the virtual premiere of A Kids Play About Racism, a theatrical adaptation of Jelani Memory’s A Kids Book About Racism. Emily talks with the CTC's Artistic Director, Peter Brosius.

State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about "mega-rain" events like the one that hit southern Minnesota on July 25, 2020.

Steve Kaul of Wild Sound recording studio in Minneapolis was affected by both worldwide crises of 2020. Steve told Phil Nusbaum that his recording work was affected logistically by Covid, and philosophically by the events following the death of George Floyd.