Jearlyn Steele

In Hour Two, Jearlyn talks about what concerns her the most with the upcoming election, and chats with  Steele Smiley from Crisp And Green and Steele Fitness talks about getting into the restaurant business, national expansion and more.

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In Hour One, Jearlyn talks with Uptown Association Executive Director Jill Osiecki about the new name for Calhoun Square, tenants leaving, businesses leaving, plus she chats up Concordia Political Science Professor David Woodard about the final Presidential debate, early voting, how true are polls, Amy Coney Barrett and more.  

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This week, Jearlyn and Michael really dive in on the COVID-19 pandemic.  Do they really believe things will get worse before they get better?  If they needed to hoard one item, what would it be?

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On this week's edition:

Singer/musician Mary Bue

Singer/musician Anderson Daniels

Blues musician Annie Mack

VocalEssence associate coordinator G. Phillip Shoultz, III

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WomenVenture CEO Elaine Wyatt previews the 25th Annual Women Mean Business Fundraiser that will take place next month.  Fair Anita owner/founder Joy McBrien explains her business (which will receive WomenVenture's Social Enterprise Award at this year's fundraiser).  Kim Diedrich, City Clerk for the town of Murdock, details the process of a controversial group planning to create a "Whites Only" venue at vacant church in the city. 

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WCCO Morning Show host Dave Lee looks back on the life of long-time Sports Huddle host and columnist Sid Hartman.  Captain Rebel founder Spencer Puckett tells us how he is turning a rebel spirit into trending fashion.  MN Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm provides an update as a new surge of COVID-19 is expected to worsen.

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During this week's edition, Jearlyn and Michael discuss the California heat and wildfires, Kanye West's presidential campaign, and the upcoming awards season cycle.

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On this week's edition:

HeadCount founder Andy Bernstein

Star Tribune theatre critic Rohan Preston

Singer Nicholas David

Singer Ginger Commodore

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In this week's "So What Do You Do" segment, we learn about The Jeremiah Program.  President and CEO Chastity Lord tells us how this initiative helps families turn from poverty to prosperity two generations at a time.

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Hamline University started their Fall semester this week, and in-person learning is allowed.  How is it going so far?  University president Dr. Fayneese Miller explains the plan to try and keep students safe and healthy.

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