Jearlyn takes Center Stage and gives us the latest on the arts and entertainment scene in the Twin Cities. Local actress Kate Guentzel talks about "The Pink Unicorn", her one woman play at the Illusion Theater in Minneapolis.

Jearlyn welcomes her son Michael Battle for the "Mom and Michael" hour to discuss the latest on Hollywood theater and movies coming to a theater near you.

It's the Mom and Michael Hour!  Jearlyn and Michael discuss living in Los Angeles, any potential homages to Watergate, and what "Tomb Raider" and "American Idol" have in common.  Plus, Michael reviews the new film, "Love, Simon".

With student protests occurring across the country, Jearlyn takes a peek at First Amendment issues with law professor Heidi Kitrosser.  After that, our host dives into the psyche of fear with author Kristen Ulmer.

On this edition of Center Stage: lyricist Maria Jette & art librarian Jeff Radford (MnSpin), theatre critic Rohan Preston, and local club owners Jackson Buck, Jon Oulman, & Mary Tjosvold.

During this edition of the Mom & Michael Hour, we hear the lessons today's governement can teach us, the role of money in elections, and Michael's review of "A Wrinkle in Time."

Buffie Blesi previews the annual Twin Cities Women's Expo.  Political Science professor Neil Krause looks into the number of resignations taking place from the Trump Administration and the "in"s and "out"s of governement staffing.

Gregg Mast looks at the emergence of clean energy technology and where it stands today.  Tyler George returned from Pyeongchang with an Olympic gold medal.  The curling champion describes his journey.

Phil Hansen tells us how the recent tax reform might effect charitable giving in the near future.  Harmon Leon explains why he went undercover to understand the thought process of people that voted for Donald Trump for President.

On this week's Center Stage: singer/songwriter/actress Abisha Uhl, critic Rohan Preston, singer/songwriter/actress Lila Downs, and singer Annie Mack.