On this episode, we hear from:

What has the pandemic taught us about working in different circumstances?  Jearlyn asks Dr. Theresa Glomb of the U of M's Carlson School of Business (Toro Company-David M. Lilly Chair) what she does to help working folks.  In this latest "So What Do You Do?" segment, we hear for the executive director of Minnesota's Aliveness Project.  Matt Toburen explains how the organization continues to fight HIV and AIDS, 40 years after the epidemic was first discovered.

Jearlyn has returned!  She lets us know what she was doing during her time away from the microphone.  Chowgirls executive chef Elizabeth Mullen explains how the local catering business survived , and what they learned, through the pandemic.

Guest host Sheletta Brundidge found a soulmate...book writer-wise?  Local author Kyle Rawleigh describes how telling bedtime stories to his kids turned into writing his own.  Afterwards, Sheletta updates more tragic shootings that took place in the Twin Cities over the weekend.

On this week's edition, guest host Sheletta Brundidge speaks with: