Minute With Mitch

Casey Carr’s at Sharon Carr Travel in Dallas...wondering if you’re “ready for a sea cruise”

WaterTower’s Shane Peterman talks about the rules for reopening LIVE performance venues

CULT OF GLORY is Doug Swanson’s new book about the history of the Texas Rangers.

Dr. Jean Raphael, MD, is with Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and talks about the why COVID-19 is having a disproportionate effect on racial and ethnic minorities.

University of Chicago Epidemiologist Sarah Cobey talks about the future, and living with COVID-19.

Is it safe to travel? Travel writer Christopher Elliott talks about the pros-and-cons of “hitting the road”

Erika and Randy Herman own Delta Restoration Services and Cornerstone ChemDry.

The restaurant industry is facing issues as the economy reopens. Katherine Miller is with the James Beard Foundation

Janette Monear of the Texas Trees Foundation at TexasTrees.org talks about the need to plant more trees in North Texas

TCU political science professor James Riddlesperger talks about whether the 2020 nominating conventions can or should happen.

Kate Andersen Brower talks about her new book “TEAM OF FIVE: The Presidents Club in the Age of Trump."

What will happen with K-12 education in the fall? Noel Candelaria is president of the Texas State Teachers Assocation.

A new development in the COVID-19 pandemic is called M.I.S.C,  Dr. Jeffrey Kahn, MD - Chief of Infectious Diseases at Children’s Health-Dallas talks wtih KRLD's Mitch Carr. 

Dr. Douglas Curran talks about COVID-19 and “best practices” for fighting the virus.

TCU economics professor John Harvey talks about U.S. - China trade during the pandemic.

Tulane University professor John Barry talks about COVID-19 research, and the future.

Cody Cassidy’s book is “WHO ATE THE FIRST OYSTER: The Extraordinary People Behind the Greatest Firsts in History”

John Esparza is President and CEO of the Texas Trucking Association and talks about the industry's challenges.

Anna Kurian talks about the North Texas Food Bank and how to aid the hunger relief effort.

Travel expert Christopher Elliott talks about pets on airplanes

The latest issue is titled "Uncle John's Truth, Trivia, and the Pursuit of Factiness Bathroom Reader from the Bathroom Reader Institute"

Jerome O'Connor's new book is titled "The Hidden Places of World War II"

Travel expert Christopher Elliott talks about travel apps

Austin attorney Mike Hull walked the entire border separating Texas from Mexico

 For the past two years, Ronan Farrow has been breaking one of the biggest stories in a generation: The abuses of Harvey Weinstein and the efforts to keep them underwraps. But Farrow did not bring these stories to light on his own. There were dozens of people who faced down threats of violence and financial ruin in order to tell the truth. The Catch and Kill Podcast brings those people to you for the very first time.

School safety is the focus for Chris Dorn at Safe Havens International.

Jon Waterman and National Geographic teamed up to produce the Atlas of the National Parks

DIG DEEP founder George McGraw talks about Americans living without running water

Streaming video brings us a lot of old entertainment that raise the issue of stereotyping. Dr. Psyche Williams-Forson chairs American Studies at the University of Maryland at College Park...

Motor Trend's Executive Editor Mark Rechtin talks about the 2020 car, truck and SUV of the year.

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'Tis the season to eat, drink and be merry, but Dr. Julie Gatza says that doesn't have to mean overdoing at the dinner table. She spoke to KRLD's Mitch Carr about surviving the holiday eating season. She says there are seven rules. But number one is the most important of all!

Mo Rocca's new book is titled "Mobituaries: Great Lives Worth Reliving" He's in Dallas Wednesday January 22, 2020, 7:30 pm at the Dallas Museum of Art

The contrarian thinker Scott Adams (Creator of Dilbert) talks about "LOSERTHINK" in his latest book

Consumer advocate Christopher Elliott says "Read the fine print!"

Michael Summers talks about the book "Imagined Life: A Speculative Scientific Journey among the Exoplanets in Search of Intelligent Aliens, Ice Creatures, and Supergravity Animals"  co-written with James Trefil.

Dr. Suzanne Morales-Vale's Director of Developmental and Adult Education at the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board - and talks about a new college-readiness report

Grammy winner Peter Asher's new book is "The Beatles From A to Zed"

Former New Orleans Mayor MITCH LANDRIEU is leading a team initiative called "E PLURIBUS UNUM"...at DividedByDesign.org

Consumer expert Christopher Elliott talks about all those travel-related "late fees"......

Ella Morton talks about the second volume of ATLAS OBSCURA