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Film publicist Peter Schilling talks about films showing at Walker Art Center, the MSP Film Society's Virtual Cinema, and the Trylon Cinema.

Sara Eugene from Minneapolis Public Schools' Culinary and Wellness Services talks about free meals available to students during the pandemic, whether students are learning in person or from a distance.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about a new viewing opportunity called Our Right To Gaze, and updates us on what's showing on the Virtual Cinema.

Joyann Parker talks about her new album "Out of the Dark"

State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about the current cold spell with no end in sight.

Margo Ashmore is the publisher of the Northeaster Newspaper and she gives us an update on news in Northeast Minneapolis.

Growing up in New Delhi, India, Ritika Ganguly was aware of the varied and rich forms that opera can take. In the process of being commissioned to create Xylum by Minnesota Opera, she learned that the defining characteristic of opera in western cultures is being sung from beginning to end.

Stages Theatre Co. continues its out-of-the-box offerings for families with Stone Soup. Artistic Director Sandy Boren-Barrett talks about the show.

With Valentine's Day approaching, Kay Kinkel from LSS Behavioral Health talks about healthy relationships.

Pavel Jany is a staple of the Twin Cities Music scene. But over the years he has played many styles, and the styles are represented on Pavel’s new CD, Who’s There. When Pavel talked about his career with Phil Nusbaum, Pavel reflected on producing a CD during a pandemic.

Acoustic Deathwish is drummer Dave King, bassist Anthony Cox and saxophonist Brandon Wozniak. They play at Crooners Saturday night, and you can stream the show if you're unable to attend in person.

Minnesota's Maud Hixson celebrates music associated with Judy Garland at Crooners Supper Club Saturday, Feb. 6 at 5:30 p.m.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about which films are part of the Great Northern Festival, and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

Sommelier Jill Mott from Henry & Son talks about classic wines with a twist, and why they remind her of a certain jazz artist.

Superintendent Ed Graff from Minneapolis Public Schools talks about a return to in-person learning for elementary grades and an upcoming Virtual Q&A.

Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow today, indicating another 6 weeks of winter. State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about the tradition and Phil's accuracy.

Jason Peterson DeLaire is a singer based in Minneapolis who is doing something about the twin menaces of violence and illness that are affecting people today. Love Can Heal the World the song will be released February 5. Love Can Heal the World is also a video and it raises money for youth music education. In a conversation with Phil Nusbaum, Jason tells of the beginnings of the project.

Kim Miller with LSS Financial Counseling talks about how the pandemic is affecting our spending and personal finances – just as holiday credit card bills are coming due.

The five members Acoustic Concussion, JT and Chris Bates, Brad Holden, Joe Mayo and Brian do a lot of things in jazz. But when they gather to perform as Acoustic Concussion, the focus is on Sam Rivers, Ornette Coleman and Lee Konitz. In a conversation with Phil Nusbaum, Brian Holden, one of the saxophone players, explained the reason for the focus.

Peter Schilling talks about two film series that are starting at the Heights Theater.

Guitarist/bassist Pavel Jany talks about his new album, Who's There, including performances from local and international artists.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about which films are showing as part of The Great Northern festival, and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

Pianist/vocalist Karrin Allyson returns to Crooners for two shows this weekend. She talks about being on the road, master classes, and the late Debbie Duncan.

Atlantis Quartet is doing a live stream from the Hook & Ladder on January 29. Guitarist Zacc Harris talks about the upcoming show, returning to the stage, and his new online project.

Cia Sautter, artistic director of Storydance Theater, talks about an upcoming event, The Garden: A Refuge, featuring music, poetry and dance.