How does someone who can't drive get around to get tested if they suspect they've come into contact with COVID-19? Stephen Letnes is visually impaired and joined Cory to discuss the lengths he's gone to find answers to that question.

It's day 2 of Cory doing the show from home and he checks in with his kids to see how they are doing with him at home all day.

When will toilet paper and other necessities be back on store shelves? Supply chair expert Bill Hobbs shared his insight on the process and what companies are doing to restock their shelves when he spoke with Cory Hepola.

How is Sheletta Brundidge doing with our current environment? Sheletta joins to talk about opening up a pop-up daycare, going to church, updates on he rnew children's book Cameron Goes to School and much more.

How are small and local businesses reacting to the changing conditions regarding Cornavirus? Cory Hepola spoke to Andy Lindus to find out details of how things are going at Lindus Construction.

Author/speaker Jen Grant tells Cory that, above all else, she hopes our country will come together and find a way to grow in a positive direction as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak.

Are our leaders being ethical in how they are handling the Coronavirus outbreak? Are we, as citizens and consumers, acting ethically towards each other. Ethics expert Dr. Steven Mintz joined Cory with his view on the subject.

Retirement Investment pro Ted Schmelzle joined Cory to talk about what the latest wild swings in the market are doing to our 401k accounts and what, if anything, we should be doing about it.

Mike Padden is the Owner of Padden Law Firm, he joins Cory to discuss the impact the Coronavirus is having on the market.

Mary Albright is the President of the Starbird association. With national "pi" day coming up, she joins Cory to discuss the Coronavirus and the impact it's having on the STEM field. .