Roshini Rajkumar

In the final hour of the show Roshini opens up the phones once more. Later in the hour Roshini is joined by Katy Burke. Katy is the Executive Director @TeamWomenMN Katy shares advice for ways to stay inspired and engaged in this work-from-home environment. Finally, Roshini is joined by Expert Stylist Lori Anne who says don't touch those clippers, don't cut or dye your own hair. You may not realize, but you could be causing major damage to your hair that will last a lot longer than you think. Lori shares some tips and tricks for men and women to take care of their hair during this time.

In the 1 o'clock hour, Congressman Tom Emmer joins at the top of the hour. Mr. Emmer shares an Easter message and brings us up to date with the happenings in DC. At the bottom of the hour Roshini is joined by Kurt Schroeder. Kurt talks about what it's like to work in Customer Service during COVID-19. WCCO's own Jordana Green joins her friend Roshini to share what Passover means to her and her family and how COVID is affecting this Passover time.

In the first hour of the show, Roshini opens up the phone lines and covers the latest top stories. She's also joined by retired Priest Bob Schwartz to talk faith on this Easter Sunday. 

David Reiling is the CEO of Sunrise Banks, he joins Roshini to share how your banker can help you through the CARES Act and how to handle the Paycheck Protection Program

Dr. Laura is at the front line of the coronavirus in New York City. She joins Roshini to share how no hospital in the US was prepared for a pandemic like this. The volume, the lack of testing, the need for critical care beds and more has been overwhelming.

WCCO's own Sheletta Brundidge joins Roshini at the top of the hour to discuss Autism Awareness Month. Later in the hour, film critic and dating consultant Kim Koehler tells you how you can still date during the COVID-19 shutdown and advice for people currently in a relationship. Roshini also opens the phone lines for a couple of segments.

Career Accelerator Catherine Byers Breet teaches you how to pivot if needed during this COvID-19 period and shine at work. Dr. Russ Morfitt joins Roshini to discuss mental health. How using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can help during these stressful times. Dr. Laura is at the front line of the coronavirus in New York City. She joins Roshini to share how no hospital in the US was prepared for a pandemic like this. The volume, the lack of testing, the need for critical care beds and more has been overwhelming.

In the first hour, Roshini touches base with Congressman Dean Phillips. David Reiling is the CEO of Sunrise Banks, he joins Roshini to share how your banker can help you through the CARES Act and how to handle the Paycheck Protection Program. Allen Witcher from Capital Grille joins to share how you can still celebrate the holidays and special events in your life during this time.

Movies and shows to watch during Shelter-in-Place with Paul McGuire Grimes. Paul shares advice for best movies, TV, streaming and all The buzz about #TigerKingNetflix?   

Eric Dayton, Owner of Bachelor Farmer joins Roshini in the 1 o'clock hour. Bachelor Farmer, Alma, and ChowGirls Catering giving kitchen space + staff employees + supplies + food. Second Harvest coordinates logistics. Loaves & Fishes distributes free to-go meals at 30+ locations across Minnesota. The Project just received a $1M donation from Cargill Foundation, which Eric will detail. #NorthernHospitality

The 2PM hour starts with Jess Berg who is the Director of the Minnesota Cup. Online apps open for Minnesota’s premier startup competition. In 15th year, Minnesota Cup has 9 categories w/$500K. Roshini opens up the phone lines in the next segment and takes your shout outs and who you’re thankful for. Film Critic Paul McGuire Grimes joins Roshini at the bottom of the hour. Paul shares advice for best movies, TV, streaming. The buzz about #TigerKingNetflix?  

The 1 o’clock hour starts out with Eric Dayton, Owner of Bachelor Farmer. Bachelor Farmer, Alma, and ChowGirls Catering giving kitchen space + staff employees + supplies + food. @2Harvest coordinates logistics. Loaves & Fishes distributes free to-go meals at 30+ locations across Minnesota. Bill McReavy from Washburn McReavy tells Roshini how his funeral chapel is helping families during this unprecedented time. Editor-in-Chief of Artful Living Magazine Kate Nelson follows Bill. The spring edition of Artful Living is devoted to food—from foodie icons that are making waves to some who are using their talents for good during these #COVID19 times. Sara Messelt ends the hour with Roshini. Sara is the Executive Director at Proof Alliance. Time inside could boost pregnancy numbers but also make many looking to get pregnant or are pregnant turn to alcohol. Sara shares why those living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder might find social distancing even tougher as services for individuals and familie

In the first hour, Roshini opens up the phone lines for a couple segments and responds to your texts. She's also joined by US Bank Chief Social Responsibility Officer Reba Dominski. US bank has commited $30 million in immediate reliefand long-term recovery relief. Also, creating a $1 million COVID-19 Local Market Impact Fund. 

In this weeks featured segment, Professor Louis Johnston joins Roshini to talk market crashing. Investments are plummeting and congress is set to pass a big recovery package. Professor Johnston shares whether this is like the 1929 crash that led to the great depression or something else. Plus, what can families do? 

Dr. Eileen Crespo of Delta Dental Minnesota joins Roshini at the top of the 2 o'clock hour to discuss kids health during this pandemic and tips for keeping the little ones safe and healthy. Roshini opens up the phones once more and then is joined by Dr. Graham Brayshaw. Dr. Brayshaw works for Animal Human Minnesota and due to the coronavirus, AHS will be closing its locations for the time being. Dr. Brayshaw gives pet adoption and safety updates.

The 1 o'clock hour starts with WCCO TV Anchor Liz Collin. WCCO TV is down to bare-bones. Liz shares what that means for news gatherings and reporting. Roshini opens up the phone lines for a bit and then is joined by Minneapolis Chamber CEO Jon Weinhagen. Mr. Weinhagen tells Roshini what local businesses are doing to help their employees and what we might expect this spring. Maribeth Romslo joins at the end of the hour. Her movie Kitchen Dance was set to premier at the Minneapolis Institute of Art this weekend, unfortunately the coronavirus put that on delay.  

In the noon hour, Representative Tony Albright joins Roshini. Following Representative Albright, Professor Louis Johnston joins Roshini to discuss the economic impact the coronavirus is having and will have in the future. 

Dr. Tom Vangilder (Walmart Chief Medical Officer) used to work at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and now leads wellness initiatives for Walmart. He gives us a coronavirus reality check and shares how Walmart is bringing personalized healthcare to customers.  

Roshini talks the Olympic marathon trials, the Coronavirus and what effects that could have on the Summer Olympics. 

The 47th Annual Twin Cities Auto Show started this weekend at the Minneapolis Convention Center. President of Minnesota Automobile Dealers Association Scott Lambert shares why 82% of new car sales in MN are in the light truck segment and talks about what's ahead for electric cars.