:17 - Jeanne Destro fills in for Ray Horner once again to wrap up a calm week of guest-hosting. But what’s not calm are the markets and the economy. Capital Financial Group’s Richard Peterson joined the show to talk about market volatility and if it will bounce back in a positive direction, and he also shared advice for one’s 401k and retirement funds.

7:58 - The arts community has been impacted by the pandemic, mainly because art enthusiasts weren’t able to physically take it all in with concert halls and studios shuttered. Val Renner from the Akron Civic Theatre and Grace Meyers of Arts Now talked about their virtual experiences and when the residents can appreciate the music and art halls in person again.

16:24 - As far as entertainment goes, families and individuals had to go in different directions to amuse themselves. Jim Gilmore is the author of The Experience Economy, and he shared his thoughts on how hard travel, tourism, and the hospitality industry have been hit.

21:01 - It seems the drive-in movie theaters are continuing in their popularity. Scott Wynn talked about those, which we have a few still in our immediate area, and he mentioned what is streaming at home.