How are you gonna spend that $1,200 government aid check? Should you even be getting a check? Is the check too much, too little? 

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Before quaran-thoughts, we brought in Gundersen Infection Specialist Megan Meller and asked a bunch of questions. Then, along with WKTY's Grant Bilse, we talked about some of the weirdest things people have been thinking while home on quarantine.

Since there are no sports, Bilse will be in here with Rick. Actually, he's in studio. Rick is locked up in a closet somewhere, isolating.

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City of La Crosse police chief Shawn Kudron called in to talk about all their efforts surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak. Is crime up or down now that we're staying at home? Are they breaking up basketball games at the park? Are they being more lenient with minor crimes?

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Viterbo political science professor Keith Knutson on from a remote location. We opened talking about how he's handling online classes with his students. Took a bunch of calls. And then Rick peppered him with questions on how we pass a seemingly unfathomable $2.2 trillion aid package.

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While we've all been ordered to stay at home, some out there are out there. No home whatsoever. Talked with Development Director at Salvation Army Christina Knutson about what they're doing to help and what the La Crosse community has done and can do to help, as well. After that, talked with Mayo's Karen Hall, in Behavioral Health, about kids' perspective during a global pandemic.

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