In the wake of another devastating earthquake in Haiti, Jearlyn and Michael discuss the phenomena as it relates to Southern California.  Plus, how important is music to the movie-making process?

On this week's edition:

Are we closer to more clarity regarding unidentified space activity?  Author Marty Keller discusses it in his new book...and with our host.  In the latest "So What Do You Do?" segment, the focus turns to the upcoming State Fair.  We hear from Frank Chase, the owner of a new food stand (Midtown Global Market's Andy's Garage) that may turn some heads with their fare.

What should we expect from the MN political map now that the 2020 Census numbers are finalized?  State demographer Susan Brower lets us know.  Then, Macalester College associate professor of Urban and Multicultural education Brian Lozenski updates us on whether the state will approve new Social Studies standards.

After cameras were allowed in the courtroom during the Derek Chauvin trial, should the same exception be made for the trial of Kim Potter?  Should it be allowed as a standard in Minnesota courts?  Guest host Sheletta Brundidge asks local attorney Jules Porter.