During the Mom & Michael Hour, they discuss Chadwick Boseman's Oscar outfit and the HBO documentary "Finding Neverland".  Then, Michael gives us his review of "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"

On this week's Center Stage:

Vocal Essence founder Philip Brunelle

Legendary pianist Bobby Lyle

Singer/musician Carolyne Naomi

Actresses Joy Dolo & Becca Hart (Children's Theatre)

St. Cloud State professor Jim Cottril talks about President Trump's speech to CPAC, Bernie Sanders entering the 2020 race, and more.  Bishop Bruce Ough discusses the decision by the United Methodist Church to ban same-sex marriage and Gay clergy.

Arts and entertainment take center stage on Steele Talkin' Sunday night as Jearlyn announces upcoming concerts and plays. Jearlyn herself will be performing at The Dakota in Minneapolis.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has formed a task force to look at regulating prescription drug prices.

Jearlyn, Sheletta and Susie chat about the Oscars and try to figure out how the stars look so good every year at award time.

During the Mom & Michael Hour, Jearlyn and her son talk hot topics of the day.

For Center Stage, Jearlyn talks to Star Tribune critic Rohan Preston who reviews a critical play that shines the spotlight on sexual assaults on college campuses.

Daniel Bergin from Twin Cities Public Television introduces their new documentary for #BlackHistoryMonth called Jim Crow of The North on #SteeleTalkin' with #JearlynSteele. Plus, Senator Kari Dziedzic talks about her new bill that would provide free tuition for the first two years of college at public universities in Minnesota.

Jearlyn hosts a political panel to debate whether or not the border wall is a national emergency or if the president is overstepping his boundaries to sign the declaration.