The Afternoon Cruise

State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about the haze in the sky, possibly from fires on the West Coast.

David Pinsky, Senior Plastics Campaigner for Greenpeace, has recently authored a report called "Reusables Are Doable" looking at reusable containers in retail settings during the COVID-19 pandemic.

LSS Financial Counselor Mary Ellen Kaluza talks about how to handle loaning money to adult children, parents and friends.

Trumpeter Solomon Parham talks about the show he recorded for the Selby Ave JazzFest Saturday.

Writer and saxophonist Richard Terrill launches his new book on Facebook Live Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020 and plays with the Larry McDonough Quartet.

Associate Superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools, LaShawn Ray, talks about the start to this year's school year.

Ginger Commodore and friends will sing Stevie Wonder's hits Saturday night at the Chanhassen Dinner Theater.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about their current virtual cinema offerings.

State Climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about the cold front gripping the state and why you can see your breath when it's above freezing.

Karl Reichert, executive director for Textile Center of Minnesota, talks about a new months-long initiative with several shows called "We Are The Story" which includes a partnership with the Women of Color Quilters Network.

Dr. Barbara Chromy is a mental health specialist for Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota. She talks about students returning to college.

Minnesota guitarist Cory Wong and saxophonist Dave Koz play two shows at Crooners Supper Club Sunday, Sept. 06. Hear Cory talk about the gigs, Dave Koz, and hear one of his newest tracks.

Film publicist Peter Schilling talks about an obscure animated film playing at the Trylon Cinema and the uniqueness of the Criterion streaming service.

The Superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools, Ed Graff, talks about returning to school next week with distance learning, resumption of meal distribution, and support services for students and staff.

Doug Little, founder and flutist for Charanga Tropical, talks about the history of charanga music and the band's upcoming outdoor gig at Crooners Supper Club Saturday, Sept. 5th.

Craig Rice from MSP Film Society talks about what's showing in their virtual cinema.

Sommelier Jill Mott, from Henry & Son, talks about an handful of rosés and a St. Paul beer to enhance your Labor Day Weekend.

State climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about how August wrapped up, and how you can learn more about weather, meteorology and climatology.

State climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about the derecho that pummeled central Iowa early last week.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing at the Virtual Cinema.

Jill Mott, sommelier from Henry & Son, talks about the grape Riesling and her weekend adventures.

Interim Artistic Director Christina Baldwin from the Jungle Theater talks about the upcoming Shine A Light festival, running from Aug. 20-30.

Kim Miller from LSS Financial Counseling talks about the credit scores, rebuilding credit and the importance of having good credit.

Amber Spaniol, Health Services Director for Minneapolis Public Schools talks about school this fall.

Craig Rice from MSP Film talks about the Virtual Cinema offering, Jazz On A Summer's Day.