The NFL Draft is gonig on as scheduled.  What are the storylines as that approaches and the free agency period continues?  Star Tribune Vikings beat writer Ben Goessling tells us about that from the local team's perspective.

Dr. Jean Geske from VCA Bloomington Hospitals joins the program to answer your questions concerning those loving pets.

As usual, the main draw of NFL free agency focuses on where quarterbacks end up.  Former Vikings signal-caller Warren Moon looks into some of the bigger names that have, and haven't, signed with a team.

While all of the Twin Cities' Winter and Spring teams are waiting out the COVID-19 pandemic, the Vikings have stayed busy in the NFL's free agency period.  Former running back Chuck Foreman discusses the Purple's moves over the last couple of weeks.

So, with the gyms closed during the pandemic, how can we stay fit?  Steve Ritz of Fitness First gives us some tips to make your home a fitness hub.

Like the rest of MLB, the Twins are in a holding pattern.  That means you don't get to hear the daily call from Dick Bremer.  The FSN play-by-play broadcaster talks about this unexpected hiatus.  He also discusses the glory days of Twins teams from the past and tells us about his new book.

After WCCO re-broadcast Game 1 of the 1965 World Series, former Twins starting pitcher Jim Kaat joined the show to discuss playing in that series.  He also looks ahead to this season's team...whenever they can possibly get to a regular season.

Reaction to the COVID-19 outbreak really sped up after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for the virus.  Twin Cities journalist/broadcaster Larry Fitzgerald discusses how that event has led us to the indefinite suspension of, practically, all live sporting events in the U.S.

The games may be shuttered for the moment, but there's still speculation on where NFL free agents could end up.  Steve & Eric discuss the moves that the Vikings made on Friday.

Steve Carney explains the latest fishing conditions, as well as if the COVID-19 outbreak is having an effect on his industry.