Busting a move: Team of Beyonce dancers ready to teach their moves to Minnesota
They've all danced professionally with Beyonce, and they're ready to spread their wealth of dance knowledge to Minnesotans. Corbin Hunter joined the Morning Buzz to chat about her upcoming virtual Beyonce Experience Dance Workshop.
Children's Theatre Company transforming popular summer camps into virtual academy
It's one of the most popular summer camps in the Twin Cities, and this year CTC is pivoting from in-person camps to a virtual academy. Education Director Ellie McKay joined the Morning Buzz to chat about what kids should expect.
The Front Porch Project: Twin Cities photographer documents families as pandemic unfolds
Hoping to capture the moment, photographer Scott Streble has been snapping hundreds of families around the Twin Cities during the pandemic. Streble joined the Morning Buzz to chat about his Front Porch Project.
A new normal for malls: How Rosedale Center is making changes to welcome back customers
Rosedale Center is reopening as the Governor's Stay-at-Home order is lifted. General Manager Lisa Crain joined the Morning Buzz to talk about the changes they're making to follow safety guidelines and what they're asking of customers.
How to save money at the grocery store during the pandemic
Infrequent trips to the grocery store can lead to savings and also better protect your family from COVID-19. U of M Extension Educator Kelly Kunkel joined the Buzz with strategies to make your next trip to the store a successful one.
Watch the world's top new films from your couch - MSPIFF goes online
The Minneapolis St Paul International Film Festival has gone virtual for 2020. From international films to many Minnesota works, the films will all be available to stream on your favorite device. Jesse Bishop joined the Morning Buzz to chat about taking the festival virtual and a few film highlights.
Getting your furry friends back to the vet - why their routine visits are more important than ever
COVID-19 has put much of our life on hold the past few months. For our furry friends... they may have missed a few appointments. The Animal Humane Society's chief veterinarian Dr. Graham Brayshaw joined the Morning Buzz to talk about the importance of getting our pets back to the clinic for their routine visits.
The race to find a vaccine is on at the U, how the Minnesota team is taking a different approach
Dozens of vaccine trials are underway around the world, including at the University of Minnesota, but the U is headed a different direction than most. Dr. Ryan Langlois joined the Morning Buzz to chat about what makes their research unique and how fast a vaccine could be developed.
Minneapolis comedian Mary Mack on starring in new Hulu series "Solar Opposites"
It's an out-of-this-world show and a Minneapolis comic is right in the middle of the action. Mary Mack stars in the new Hulu animated comedy "Solar Opposites". Mack joined the Morning Buzz to chat about her new role and the art of voice acting.
ServeMinnesota looking to hire 500 people to assist organizations in need this summer
The Minnesota AmeriCorps Emergency Response Initiative, which was just launched by ServeMinnesota, has created 500 positions. Lindsay Dolce with ServeMinnesota joined the Morning Buzz to put out a call for applicants.
Micro wedding trends: how couples are scaling things down amid COVID-19
As couples look to keep their special date on the calendar, many are turning to micro weddings. Matthew Trettel from The Wedding Guys joined the Morning Buzz with ways for couples to go out on every detail, just on a smaller scale.
Minnesota cartoonist gets her own Netflix show for kids
A popular book series by a Duluth cartoonist is now an animated Netflix series. Author and artist Chris Monroe joined the Buzz to chat about taking “Monkey with a Tool Belt” from the page to screen.
Are birds really louder during the pandemic? U of M expert weighs in
You may have noticed extra chirping and tweeting while social distancing this spring, but are birds actually louder? Gail Buhl from the University of Minnesota Raptor Center takes on that question and more.
Zoe Francois on how to start the perfect sourdough starter (and keep it alive)
Minnesotans love to bake, and they've been doing a lot more while they're stuck at home. The classic sourdough starter is a great project for families. Professional baker and cookbook author Zoe Francois joined the Morning Buzz with tips on how to get one started and keep it maintained. For more baking inspiration visit www.breadin5.com
Zoe Francois on how to start the perfect sourdough starter (and keep it alive)
Minnesotans love to bake, and they've been doing a lot more while they're stuck at home. The classic sourdough starter is a great project for families. Professional baker and cookbook author Zoe Francois joined the Morning Buzz with tips on how to get one started and keep it maintained. For more inspiration visit www.breadin5.com
Getting your money back: The best strategy to securing a refund for your airline tickets
Cancellations are mounting as millions of people pull the plug on their summer vacations. If you're looking to get a full refund for your airline tickets, there's a key strategy you should follow according to Thrifty Traveler's Kyle Potter. Kyle joined the Morning Buzz with that tip and more.
Reopening with flare: Plant-based restaurant back open with changes
While restaurants struggle with difficult decisions, one in Uptown is reopening with flare. Fig + Farro, a plant-based restaurant, is open again for take-out and delivery. They've also added a custom pickup window and live music.
Mother's Day 2020: Focusing on mom's mental health
Mother's Day 2020 is going to look and feel different this year. Moms are working extra hard to take care of their families during the pandemic. We spoke with psychiatrist Dr. Elizabeth LaRusso from Allina Health on how to focus on mom's mental well-being on Mother's Day, and every day.
Last-minute gifts for mom - items you can get today via curbside pickup
If you still need a gift for mom, there's still time! MSP Magazine's Madeline Nachbar stopped by the Buzz with ideas that you can pick up curbside at local boutiques. From floral to cookbooks, there's no excuse not to find something mom will love.
There's no do-over: High school seniors reflect on what they're missing in their final year
We know living through COVID-19 is difficult for all of us, but for high school seniors there is no do-over. Alix Kendall spoke with seniors in our area about what they're missing, and how this epidemic is preparing them for the future.