During this edition of the Mom & Michael Hour, Michael describes how he celebrates L.A.'s Pride Weekend, we find out what "Deep Fake" means, and Michael gives his thought on the new movie "Rocketman".
Jearlyn talks with Hennepin County Sheriff Dave "Hutch" Hutchinson about the challenges he has faced during his policing career. Educator Whittier Strong explains how Outschool is used to teach children through remote capabilities.
Jearlyn's producer provides a confusing lesson on the game of golf. After that, is the U.S. looking more seriously at four-day workweeks? HR consultant Kate Bischoff and consultant/workplace author Alexandra Levit discuss the possibility.
What goes into disaster aid and relief. We hear about two organizations key to those causes. Joe Kelly, (director of the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency for Minnesota), and Megan Mrozek, (development director for the Minnesota Red Cross), describe the impact of their specific organizations. Then, Carin Mrotz (executive director of Jewish Community Action) and Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman (Temple of Israel) discuss recent anti-semitic posts from the owner of a new local bar.
With the Twins ready to implement a new bag policy at Target Field, Jearlyn and Susie Jones give their thoughts on security at popular entertainment events. After that, have we stopped listening to one another? Jearlyn takes your calls.
The new Star Wars: Galaxy Edge park recently opened at Disneyland. Michael has already visited and gleefully describes it to Jearlyn. Plus, Michael reviews "Godzilla" and "Aladdin."