Downtowns across America have been turned into "food deserts" as grocery stores move out. Don and John talk with Mike Mitchell, who is working on a solution by setting up a non-profit grocery and general merchandise store in one Pennsylvania downtown.

We're heading into the peak of the hurricane season, and forecasters are saying it will be very active this year.  Don and John talk with Weather Channel severe storm expert Carl Parker about that forecast and the warmer ocean waters that are a contributing factor.

How close are we to seeing a vaccine for the coronavirus? John and Don talk with a man who has created and researched a number of vaccines, Dr. Paul Offit.

John and Don talk with Nick Roman, a Los Angeles-area news anchor, about the effects of the coronavirus on California - a state that once looked to be flattening the curve, but has recently seen a huge spike in confirmed COVID-19 cases.

John and Don talk with author Katherine Hill, whose new book, "A Short Move," follows the career of a football player and the family and friends that surround him. There's even some discussion about his brain. (Don was slightly disappointed that it has nothing to do with zombies.)

Don and John talk with Nell McCormack Abom, journalist and head of her own public relations firm, about the state of the media, television news, small business in the time of pandemic, and the perfect Pennsylvania vacation spot.

Don and John invite you to meet Glenn Hamilton, a radio personality and Program Director, who talks about the now and the future of radio, both of which hold surprises. Also, Glenn talks about being a musician in the time of pandemic.

John and Don talk with Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Kristen Graham about her experiences covering a Black Lives Matter protest. Kristen talked to protesters about their reasons for taking to the streets, and has an unexpected up-close-and-personal encounter with the police.

Don and John get dangerous with Tad Stones, who worked for Disney animation at the dawn of TV's Disney Afternoon. Hear stories about the development of Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers (originally supposed to be mice!) and the origin story of Tad's creation, Darkwing Duck!

John Timpane and Don Rooney ask movie critic Carrie Rickey what films she'd recommend watching during the coronavirus lockdown. You'll hear about everything from current Netflix offerings to legendary silent films. And, to prove it's in the genes, Carrie's daughter weighs in about the latest Scooby-Doo movie!