We talk with Jo Frost, well-known to millions as the Supernanny.   Among other things, we talk about some of the special challenges that parents are facing during this time of COVID-19. 

We begin with the mayor of Kenosha,  John Antaramian, and talk about how the city is working through some difficult issues regarding racial justice and equality.  After that, Emmy Award-winning talk show host Tamron Hall, who offers thoughts on how we can have difficult but fair conversations about race.  

Todd D. Snyder, author of "Bundini:  Don't Believe the Hype" - which tells the story of Drew "Bundini" Brown, the corner man for Muhammed Ali who coined many of his most colorful poetic phrases, including "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee."   'Bundini' was in Ali's corner for the vast majority of his most important fights.  Before working with Ali,  Bundini was with Sugar Ray Robinson.    

Best-selling author Lorene Cary discusses her new memoir "Ladysitting:  My Year with Nana at the end of her century."  Cary talks about the experience of taking in her 99-year-old grandmother.  The book touches on many themes and issues, including aging,  family, caregiving, and race. 

How do we train people for the incredibly challenging work of law enforcement?  And how has that training changed in light of concerns over incidents of police brutality?  How are prospective police officers trained in matters such as use-of-force or how to de-escalate potentially dangerous situations. We speak today with Richard Stein, Director of Law Enforcement Training at Gateway Technical College, and Ray Clark, Police Chief for the Town of Delaven and a half-time instructor in Gateway's Law Enforcement Academy.  

From 2009 -  Nancy Garfinklel,  co-author (with Andrea Israel) of the novel "The Recipe Club: a Tale of Food and Friendship."  

In memory of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, we are rerunning this 2018 interview with Bryant Johnson, author of "The RBG Workout."  Johnson was Justice Ginsburg's personal trainer for twenty years. 

From 2015 comes this conversation with Tina Seelig, author of "Insight Out:  Get Your Ideas Out of your Head and Into the World." 

In this portion of WGTD's Morning Show, we speak with Beth Bender and Pasquale Laurino from the Racine Symphony about the special project that the RSO has undertaken to record Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons .... and find out what it was like for the musicians to record these works while practicing physical distancing.   (The RSO releases its performance of the Autumn concerto of the work on Saturday evening at 7:30.)  

Nan Calvert's monthly visit to the Morning Show features Megan Severson, state director for Wisconsin Environment, an advocacy group for a variety of environmental issues and concerns.