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The week, Vince talks with Malcolm Cottle of the Ruth Mott-Applewood Share Your Story Project. Together we discuss the Mott family, and the enduring power of stories to connect us in a time of isolation.

Vince talks with Joe Dimambro, Assistant Race Director for the Crim Fitness Foundation, about the Crim Fit community training program, and the importance of community health and activity in the age of COVID-19.

Did you know that the 2020 Census helps determine how much funding communities like Flint receive to support community health, roads, and education? Lynn Williams and Stephanie Whitledge of the Community Foundation of Greater Flint join Vince to talk about the 2020 Census and how important it is for communities in Flint and Genesee County.Learn more and be counted at: https://2020census.gov/?cid=20003:2020%20census:sem.ga:p:dm:en:&utm_source=sem.ga&utm_medium=p&utm_campaign=dm:en&utm_content=20003&utm_term=2020%20census

Vince and Kash talk agriculture and gardening with food systems expert Jason Struebel. Jason discusses the importance of food access to local communities and how neighbors can use backyard food gardens as a way to support their community and supplement their household food supply in the age of sheltering in place.

Aaron takes some time to get to know the young men at Urban Renaissance Center, a job training and life transformation non-profit in Flint's Civic Park neighborhood.

Vince talks with epidemiologist and public health leader Jasmine Hall. Jasmine dispels rumors and misinformation around the recent outbreak of COVID-19 and discusses everything individuals and families can do to keep themselves safe.