Father Columba Stewart is a Benedictine monk, scholar of early religions, and executive director of the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library (HMML) at Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota.  Father Columba delivered the 2019 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. The lecture is the highest honor the federal government bestows for distinguished intellectual achievement in the humanities.

Rabbi Mordechai Kalatsky from the Kenesseth Israel Congregation joins Paul deliver a beautiful message of faith.

What to stream while you are at home this weekend? Later, Sloane Martin breaks down Gov. Walz announcement that Minnesota will reopen golf courses and other outdoor activities.

A new newspaper written by children and an expert takes your small business questions.

David Schultz joins the show to talk about presidential power and we hear from Paul’s brother Kent in China.

Jordana’s kids try to stump Paul with some teen slang and how a local OBGYN is doing curbside appointments.

Does Mayo have the answer for more testing and are kids actually learning at home?

One local company is pivoting to make masks and gowns to health workers. Later, a recap of Tim Walz daily press conference.

The top COVID stories of the day and should Minnesota restaurants be allowed to sell alcohol with take-out orders.

What to stream this week and how is COVID 19 affecting those struggling with substance abuse?