On this edition, Jearlyn and Michael react to the unexpected passing of actor Chadwick Boseman. They also look at Sunday's Video Music Awards and discuss celebrity baby names.
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Could 2020 top 2018 when it comes to women being elected to high political offices? Women Winning executive director Meggie Wittorf looks at how that possibility can become a reality in November.
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In this edition of "So What Do You Do", Jearlyn dives in on a program that strives to provide a wholistic nurturing environment for kids and families in the Phillips neighborhood of South Minneapolis. She speaks with Southside Family Nurturing Center executive director Julie Ellefson about the program and the effect that this Summer's events have had on it.
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2020 has provided a double whammy to downtown Minneapolis. Attorney Joe Tamburino, a frequent WCCO-AM contributor, is also a board member of the Downtown Minneapolis Neighborhood Association. He discusses the issues that COVID-19 and protest violence has presented to the area.
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As schools resume for the 2020-2021 year, teachers are faced with several obstacles to providing the best learning experience for their students. Denise Specht, President of Education Minnesota, explains how educators facing distance learning are adjusting to the changes.
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