The Afternoon Cruise

Minneapolis sculptor Kim Matthews talks about her art.

Film publicist Peter Schilling talks about what movies other film buffs are watching while observing the stay-at-home order.

MPS Superintendent Ed Graff talks about how the first week of distance learning has gone.

Stephen Rueff from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design talks about the sites he's created for artists to share their work called Irrepressible Art.

Dr. Patrick Porter talks about how to reduce stress and anxiety, and his app called BrainTap.

Jennifer Cadwell-Vaughan is the Manager of Teacher Education and Curriculum Development with the Minnesota Historical Society. She talks about the free access to the Northern Lights eBook.

St. Paul artist Heather Friedli is an award-winning artist known for her work based off of the land and her heritage.

MPS Superintendent Ed Graff talks about launching distance learning, and some of the services the district is providing while school buildings are closed.

Prof. Craig Hedberg from the University of Minnesota's School of Public Health talks about the stay-at-home order, the antibody test announced by the U and Mayo, and wearing face masks.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the films you can stream from their website that would otherwise be in theaters.

Associate Conductor of VocalEssence, G. Phillip Shoultz, III talks about his daily live stream called Take Five with GPS, and the other ways the Twin Cities-based mixed choir is keeping people singing while staying home.

St. Paul artist Carly Swenson talks about her process and her art.

Minneapolis-based film director Phil Harder talks about his new release "Tuscaloosa" shot in the state of Minnesota and now streaming.

Cherrish Holland from Lutheran Social Service Financial Counseling talks about ways to manage funds during the pandemic.

St. Paul artist MaryBeth Garrigan talks about what paintings she's working on while staying close to home.

We can't visit theaters right now, but we can stream great movies. Peter Schilling has some suggestions.

MPS Superintendent Ed Graff talks about distance learning, and providing child care and meals while schools are closed during the pandemic.

Jeff Radford from Hennepin County Library talks about the streaming service for Minnesota musicians called MNspin.

On the Morning Show, I interview local musicians weekly. We can't talk about gigs right now, but we can still talk about music. I interviewed singer Connie Evingson about some of her favorite music to listen to for relaxation.

Joy McElroy talks about ways to keep youth safe online.

Jill Mott talks about the porrón, a device used to safely share wine.

Professor Craig Hedberg from the U of M's School of Public Health talks with us about preventing the spread of COVID-19.

Trevor Johnson is the Senior Director of Behavioral Health at Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota. He has helpful tips for managing stress and anxiety in these difficult times.

Two representatives from St. Thomas University are looking to give nearly $100k in grant money to people of color who want to be teachers and they stopped by the Morning Show to talk about it.

Guitarist Tom Lieberman from Rio Nido talks about the trio's upcoming gig at Crooners this weekend.