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Matthew Wurstner is back on the show to discuss the concept of precedent with Tom Knoblauch.

Qasim Shabazz Asad is a co-founder and co-chair of the Black Agenda Alliance, a Pan-African group working to improve social, economic and cultural conditions in Omaha’s Black community

Jessica Sheuerman and Keiria Marsha discuss the Omaha Mobile Stage and this weekend's Pull Up and Vibe Open Mic Festival.

Michael Griffin is in conversation with yoga teacher and author Susi Amendola, whose new book "The Centered Heart" aims to help readers manage stress with mind and body practices.

In this conversation, Nebraska sports legend Maurtice Ivy is in conversation with Michael Griffin about how the landscape has and hasn’t changed for Black women in sports, her aspirations for the next generation of athletes, and Ivy League Youth Sports Academy.

Michael Griffin is in conversation with Ja Keen Fox's about his experience with community-centered advocacy, approaches to holding public officers accountable, and The Dreamland report, a forthcoming nonprofit news organization created to end the information gap in North Omaha and Nebraska's Black communities.

Michael Griffin is in conversation with Maggie Winton about about the 50th annual Omaha Summer Arts festival, which is June 7 through June 9.

In this conversation, Miah Sommer is in conversation with Maria Corpuz about his work with Astute Coffee, a nonprofit coffee shop that employs young adults impacted by the foster care system.

In this episode, Michael Griffin is in conversation with Lucia Pedroza-Estrada, Elevate Omaha's advocacy and grantmaking director.

It's time for the Summer Reading Program at the Omaha Public Library. This summer, youth receive two free books when registering. Youth and adults who complete the activities receive other prizes and drawing entries. Also, Emma Gardner tells us about the book The Rise and Fall of Charles Lindbergh by Candace Fleming.