Ryan and Felix discuss the governor's decision to stick with distance learning for the rest of the 2019-2020 school year.

Ryan and Felix discuss the decision by Governor DeSantis to make information about positive coronavirus cases in nursing homes and long term care facilities public.

Ryan opens the show discussing numerous instances where those leading the coronavirus outbreak response have been too slow to act, which has hurt our ability to control the virus and reopen the country.

Ryan Gorman hosts an iHeartRadio nationwide special featuring experts on COVID-19-related issues, including U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams, a former deputy assistant attorney general, and the founder of No Kid Hungry. Topics range from a discussion about the latest coronavirus response developments, who has what authority under the Constitution during a public health crisis, and how to help children in need of food assistance during this pandemic.

Ryan and Felix talk to Shannon Oliviero from Feeding Tampa Bay about the numerous ways they're serving those in need across the Tampa Bay region.

Ryan and Felix discuss how Florida's small business emergency bridge loans were allocated, and the questions the new information raises.

Ryan and Felix discuss the continued struggle hundreds of thousands of Floridians are having to get their unemployment benefits.

Ryan and Felix talk to Florida Politics associate editor Janelle Irwin about the coronavirus outbreak at a Pinellas County nursing home that's led to dozens hospitalized, three dead, and an evacuation of the facility.

Ryan talks to Miami Herald political reporter David Smiley about the lack of transparency coming from the DeSantis administration during this coronavirus outbreak.

Ryan talks to Community Foundation of Tampa Bay CEO Marlene Spalten about two new initiatives the organization has rolled out to help those in need due to the coronavirus outbreak.