The Morning Show

Margo Ashmore is the publisher of the Northeaster Newspaper, she talks about what's happening in that area of Minneapolis over the next few weeks.

Patricia Hoolihan is a Twin Cities-based author. She talks about her new book "Hands and Heart Together: Daily Meditations for Caregivers."

Erin Waterbury from LSS Behavioral Services talks about children and mental health during the pandemic.

Katia Cardenas and DJ Michel. Be talk about the upcoming classes for students interested in jazz and all music. Registration deadline is today, March 5, 2021.

Corky Siegel and his Chamber Blues ensemble have a show Saturday night (March 6, 2021) called EXTRAVAGANZA featuring several special guest artists.

Superintendent Ed Graff from Minneapolis Public Schools talks about secondary students returning to in-person learning.

Sommelier Jill Mott talks about Sauvignon blanc and highlights one of her favorite female winemakers in honor of Women's History Month.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the Italian Film Festival and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

Kate Roberts, Exhibit Developer for the MN Historical Society, talks about the new exhibit Extraordinary Women, opening March 6th.

If you’re caring for a loved one, possibly with a disability or an older adult, there is an option under the Home and Community Based Waiver program through the State of Minnesota that gives individuals control and choice to direct their own services. It’s called Consumer Directed Community Supports and Tory Merhar with PICS, a subsidiary organization of Lutheran Social Service, talks about the be...

Film publicist Peter Schilling talks about some of the films showing for the Italian Film Festival, and a new book from someone at the Trylon Cinema that celebrates the 25th anniversary of the film, Fargo.

Shawn Harris-Berry is the Associate Superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools and Dirk Tedmon is from the Communications Department. They talk about bringing secondary students and Transition Plus students back to in-person learning.

Dance troupe Rhythmically Speaking has a new show this weekend called "RadioBody: The Screendance Iteration" featuring Radiohead covers done by guitarist Mike Lauer. Artistic Director Erinn Liebhard talks about the show.

State Climatologist Luigi Romolo answers a listener's question about hot air rising.

Margo Ashmore from the Northeaster Newspaper updates the news over the last two weeks and talks about upcoming events. 

MNspin is a resource provided by the Hennepin County Library to provide Minnesota musicians with a stipend and a space to share their music with the world. The submissions window is now open.

Ashley Grell is the Step Up Manager of Employer Engagement from AchieveMpls. She talks about an upcoming event on Feb. 24 for employers seeking student interns.

Shannon Doyle is from LSS FInancial Counseling. She talks about the latest extension for those repaying student loans.

Gospel singer Robert Robinson celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr. and Black History Month live at the Dakota on Sunday, Feb. 21.

The President and CEO of Jeremiah Program, Chastity Lord, talks about the services they offer.

Bassist Victor Wooten talks about his new book, The Spirit Of Music.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about a new series of short films called Our Right To Gaze, along with new offerings in the Virtual Cinema.

Sommelier Jill Mott from Henry & Son talks about trumpeter Dizzy Reece and the delicious, dependable wines that go with his music.

State climatologist Luigi Romolo talks about warming temperatures and how this stretch of cold stacks up to other frigid February months in Minnesota's recorded history.

Michele Fournier from LSS Housing Services talks about the impact of the pandemic on housing for Minnesotans and how new emergency assistance might be able to help.