During the Mom & Michael Hour, they discuss Chadwick Boseman's Oscar outfit and the HBO documentary "Finding Neverland".  Then, Michael gives us his review of "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"

On this week's Center Stage: Vocal Essence founder Philip Brunelle Legendary pianist Bobby Lyle Singer/musician Carolyne Naomi Actresses Joy Dolo & Becca Hart (Children's Theatre)

St. Cloud State professor Jim Cottril talks about President Trump's speech to CPAC, Bernie Sanders entering the 2020 race, and more.  Bishop Bruce Ough discusses the decision by the United Methodist Church to ban same-sex marriage and Gay clergy.

Arts and entertainment take center stage on Steele Talkin' Sunday night as Jearlyn announces upcoming concerts and plays. Jearlyn herself will be performing at The Dakota in Minneapolis.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has formed a task force to look at regulating prescription drug prices.

Jearlyn, Sheletta and Susie chat about the Oscars and try to figure out how the stars look so good every year at award time.

During the Mom & Michael Hour, Jearlyn and her son talk hot topics of the day.

For Center Stage, Jearlyn talks to Star Tribune critic Rohan Preston who reviews a critical play that shines the spotlight on sexual assaults on college campuses.

Daniel Bergin from Twin Cities Public Television introduces their new documentary for #BlackHistoryMonth called Jim Crow of The North on #SteeleTalkin' with #JearlynSteele. Plus, Senator Kari Dziedzic talks about her new bill that would provide free tuition for the first two years of college at public universities in Minnesota.

Jearlyn hosts a political panel to debate whether or not the border wall is a national emergency or if the president is overstepping his boundaries to sign the declaration. 

The Grammys were going on Sunday night.  The music took center stage, but the fashion usually catches everyone's eye.  Jearlyn & Michael roll through the night's offerings.  Plus, Michael shares his thoughts on "What Men Want."

On this week's edition of Center Stage: Derek "Duck" Washington of the Youth Performance Company Theatre critic Rohan Preston Artistic director Shannon TL Kearns St. Paul Chamber Orchestra artistic planning manager Paul Finklesteen

A recent interview of actor Liam Neeson brings us back to the subject of race, racism, and prejudice.  Author Debby Irvin joins the program to discuss this sensitive topic.  Later, Randy Holst and Sue Nissen explain why the overuse of chemical salt to keep ice off our roads/walkways is bad for our water supply.

Senator Amy Klobuchar announced her presidential campaign on Sunday.  What do Jearlyn & Susie think of it?  U of M political science professor Kathryn Pearson gives her thoughts.  Then, we hear what you think about her chances in the 2020 election.

Did you watch the Super Bowl for the football?  The commercials?  How about the performances?  Jearlyn & Michael discuss the latter option.  They touch on the assault that actor Jussie Smollet endured.  Then, Michael offers his review of the critically-acclaimed film "Roma".

During this week's hour: J.D. Steele & artistic director David Lefkowich Artistic director Marcela Lorca Musician Maddy Braun TC Summer Jam founder Jerry Braam

Dr. Simone Ahuja explains how you can build up your brand in 2019.  After that, Dr. Tracine Asberry joins Jearlyn for her "What Do You Do?" segment.  They chat about the doctor's work with St. Paul Youth Services.

Jearlyn goes through the news headlines of the week.  Then, SPPD deputy chief Mary Nash and Richfield PD deputy director of public safety Mike Flaherty discuss a new initiative to recruit new police officers.

Peggy Shaw and Lois Weaver kick off the series called, Get Used To It: A Celebration of Queer Artistry.,” 

Stormbreaker is the name of the group and they dropped a new EP on February 2nd at 7th street entry. 

Jearlyn's son Michael joins the show for the Mom & Michael hour.  He talks movie reviews the Super Bowl, and the alleged attack on a Hollywood actor.

In this week's edition of Center Stage, Jearlyn's brother JD joins the show to talk about a new opera he's written and will star in.

Dr. Tracine Asberry joins Steele Talkin' to chat about her role as the executive director of St. Paul Youth Services which works with thousands of young people in the community.

Jearlyn talks with Mary Nash of the St. Paul Police Department and Mike Flaherty of the Ritchfield Police Department to find out why people aren't signing up like they have in years past to be police officers.

Jearlyn takes center stage to shine the spotlight on the arts scene in the Twin Cities.  Paul Peterson joins the show to talk about his new album and upcoming show whil eJill Mikelson chats about her huge new Janis Joplin show.

The Twin Cities Women's Expo is coming up and Jearlyn tells listeners how they can participate.

In a shocking turn of events, the Timberwolves fire their head coach. Eric Nelson and Susie Jones talk to Jearlyn about what that means for the team.  

Susie Jones fills in for Jearlyn while she is out. Susie talks to a local boxer who will be involved in one of the first matches at The Armory in Minneapolis. 

Susie Jones fills in for Jearlyn and talks to Rohan Preston for Center Stage on Steele Talkin'.  Rohan talks about the impact theater has had on the Twin Cities for 2018 and the best shows of the year.

Jearlyn is out, but not to fear, WCCO Radio news reporter Susie Jones is here to fill in.  She chats with Eric Nelson about the big Vikings loss and where the team goes from here.

Jearlyn is out, so Sheletta & Lindy from the Two Haute Mamas podcast are here to fill in.  The ladies talk family holiday traditions when Sheletta reveals that porch pirates stole some of her children's Christmas gifts.

The Two Haute Mamas Podcast hosts Sheletta Brundidge and Lindy Vincent are called to fill in for Jearlyn. The ladies talk with a St. Paul kid who has a successful bow tie business. A world renowned empowerment coach teaches listeners how to change their life in 30 days. Plus, a New York Times author catches up with Octomom.

Jearlyn takes center stage to highlight all the upcoming holiday shows going on in the Twin Cities including 'Twas the Jam Before Christmas featuring The Peterson Family at The Dakota in Minneapolis on December 16th and 17th.  

Jearlyn's siblings join the show as the get ready to perform A Christmas Celebration With The Steeles taking place December 14th and 15th at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul.

George W. Bush gave a beautiful eulogy for his father, former President George H.W. Bush last week. Could you deliver the final words about your loved one? Sheletta tells Jearlyn how she turned her grandmother's funeral into a comedy show, to the delight of her family and her grandmother's friends.

Jearlyn takes center stage and shines a spotlight on the upcoming arts and entertainment scene in the Twin Cities.

Jearlyn tackles the issues of the day with guests and listeners.

Jearlyn, Susie and Sheletta kick off the show with a lot of fun and laughter.

Jearlyn takes Center Stage and highlights all the upcoming shows and performances in the Twin Cities.

Jearlyn tackles the issue of vaping and how safe is it for people.

Jearlyn, Susie and Sheletta chat it up about the day's hot topics.

Jearlyn tackles the hot topics of the day with some amazing experts as guests.

Jearlyn and Susie are excited about all the new women elected to hold political posts in Washington DC. The ladies talk about who would be the best female presidential candidates. Sheletta says if Oprah gives everyone a car, the talk show queen can have her vote.

Jearlyn's son Michael can't make it for the Mom & Michael hour on Steele Talkin', so she invites her producer Sheletta on the show for some fun. The ladies talk about everything from box walks to parenting tips.

Jearlyn takes center stage and shines a spotlight on all the artistic and cultural events in the Twin Cities.

Jearlyn talks about the day's hot topics in pop culture and politics.

Jearlyn interviews both women who hope to hold the office of Lieutenant Governor for the state of Minnesota.

Jearlyn takes center stage and highlights all the theatrical plays happening in the Twin Cities.

Jearlyn talks climate change and what local churches are doing to make a difference...

Al Malmberg joins Jearly and the two agree that winning the lottery is not always the answer to a prayer.  Sheletta disagrees and makes plans to spend the $1 billion if her numbers hit.

Jearlyn shines the spotlight on a singing group of young siblings from Cottage Grove called Nunn Above who were recently featured on America's Got Talent.