The Morning Show

Manny Hill talks with Ben Rengstorf, a Culinary Arts Teacher at Roosevelt High School in south Minneapolis, about Roosevelt Culinary Arts, a program now in its third year. Rengstorf shares how the program started, how he became a Culinary Arts teacher, and takes us through a typical week in class.

Ahead of The Capri Theater's tribute to Prince, Legends: Let's Go Crazy, Patty Peterson discusses the Minneapolis music icon's influence on the scene with Doctor Mambo's Combo members Ashley Commodore and Brian Ziemniak

MN Department of Natural Resources State Climatologist Luigi Romolo answers your climate and weather questions, email them to reed@jazz88.fm

Kyle Samejima, Executive Director of Minneapolis Climate Action discussed the North High Community Solar Garden and ways to get involved.

Julie Ellingson, PE teacher with Minneapolis Public Schools outlines tips for riding with younger cyclists, reminders for motorist and some of her favorite rides in Minneapolis.

Twin Cities Food and Music critic Ali Elabbady discusses restaurant news and recommends where to find some of your favorite foods

Pianist, Composer and Director of Jazz Area and Senior Lecturer at Carlton College discusses the premier of her new work The Agitators.

Anna Becker, Executive Director for the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association, the organization behind Art-a-Whirl joins The Morning Show with tips for getting to and navigating this weekend's festival.

Margo Ashmore of the Northeaster Newspaper checks in with an update on No Mow May efforts in different cities in the metro, plus Art A Whirl back in full force this weekend.

We ask MN DNR State Climatologist Luigi Romolo all of your climate and weather questions

Minnesotaplaylist.com Owner Damon Runnals highlights the new shows in Twin Cities Theater.

Legacy Arts Group Director Tamiko French joins The Morning Show to talk about the original piece, The Beautiful Ugly, the invitation to Edinburgh Fringe Festival and what this trip means to the cast, crew and community.

We ask your climate and weather questions to State Climatologist Luigi Romolo from the Department of Natural Resources.

We spoke with North Community High Senior Moziah Thomas about Legacy Arts Group's original work The Beautiful Ugly and how you can help send the cast and crew to Scotland this August.

Manny Hill talks with Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent Ed Graff about the upcoming events and celebrations in the month of May, including Asian American Heritage Month, American Indian Kickoff Month, and an Afghan Families reception.

Keith Harris of RacketMN.com joins The Morning Show with the latest on movies, new releases, festivals, re-screenings and movie house updates.

We spoke with Scott Miller of Two Paddles about the first ever Mississippi River Paddle Weekend happening June 10-12, 2022

We ask your questions to MN DNR State Climatologist Luigi Romolo, email them to reed@jazz88.fm

Ryan Bandy, Sales Director at Indeed Brewing Company discusses the Craft Brewers' Conference in Minneapolis and lets us know some details on where to find Indeed Beers this week.

We spoke with MN DNR State Climatologist Luigi Romolo about the differences between temperature changes in air and soil. Send your question for a climatologist our way by emailing reed@jazz88.fm

Tim Clemens, instructor with Minneapolis Public Schools' Community Ed and Ironwood Foraging give us some tips getting started in foraging, plus a few warnings.

Manny Hill talks with Jennifer Bordon, Coordinator of Active Living for Minneapolis Public Schools, about what MPS has in store for the upcoming National Bike To School Day on May 4. Jennifer shares information on a 5 mile bike ride that starts on Plymouth Avenue in Minneapolis that's open to MPS Staff, students and the community.

Twin Cities Food and Music Critic Ali Elabbady gives us the latest restaurant news and his top recommendations for finding our favorite foods

We spoke with MN DNR State Climatologist Luigi Romolo about what (if any) impact this late season cold has on our environment and we get a weather update for the weekend.

We spoke with Margo Ashmore of the Northeaster Newspaper about school name updates in Northeast Minneapolis and got details on the Minneapolis St Paul Home Tour happening Sat April 30th and Sunday May 1st.