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Current events have caused questions and concerns for Quad Cities homeowners and buyers, so Rich Bassford from RE/MAX Concepts joined AM Quad Cities to discuss ways the industry has adjusted.

Holly Kennedy from RBC Wealth Management reveals new jobless claims soar for the second straight week in the Word on Wall Street.

Dennis VanDerGinst joined AM Quad Cities to discuss legal stories and lawsuits including the men's soccer federation's response to the equal pay lawsuit currently being litigated in court.

Dr. Bill joined AM Quad Cities to discuss emerging symptoms of COVID-19, factors involved in cancer drug blockages, and a study shows stress levels increase as seasonal temperatures rise.

Holly Kennedy from RBC Wealth Management outlines the impact of the $2.2T economic stimulus package signed into law by President Trump in response to the coronavirus crisis.

Dennis VanDerGinst joined AM Quad Cities with an update on VanDerGinst Law's commitment to buy $10,000 of Quad City restaurant gift certificates during the shutdown to aid area restaurants and Quad Citizens with food needs. And, we discussed a court case over vanity license plates.

Dr. Bill joined AM Quad Cities with an update on COVID 19 responses and possible outcomes of the crisis

Mark Fenner, a scaling-up business strategist and coach, joined AM Quad Cities with advice for employers and employees new to the world of working remotely.

GUESTS INCLUDE: New mid-afternoon host Guy Benson. Mike Martin from Hidden Hills Golf Course, and Maquoketa Chamber of Commerce President Wendy McCartt

Aron Lees from Jersey Mike's and Dougal Nelson from Junior Achievement of the Heartland stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio to talk about the Month of Giving that benefits Quad City area students.

Holly Kennedy of RBC Wealth Management joined AM Quad Cities for the Word on Wall Street. One bright spot is there were no new Coronavirus cases in China yesterday but the markets are still suffering from losses.

Dr. Bill joined AM Quad Cities to talk about the importance of a COVID-19 coalition and the new Genesis Health mobile testing location.

Dennis VanDerGinst joined AM Quad Cities and shared details on how the firm is helping restaurants and those in need during the COVID-19 shutdown.

GUESTS AND TOPICS INCLUDE: Flip from the Harlem Globetrotters, Sgt. Andrew Harris and Nevada Lemke from Davenport's Good Neighbor Project, and William Starcevich with Fyre Lake Golf Club

Holly Kennedy from RBC Wealth Management says the bull market run has come to an end.

Kristin Bogdonas from the University of Illinois Extension Office stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio to talk about Live Well Month and upcoming Extension events that support living well.

Two WOC listeners called into the Guy Benson show to share how coronavirus is affecting - and NOT affecting - their lives. Guy Benson, the Millennial Conservative, airs afternoons 2-4pm on WOC News Talk 1420.

Dr. Bill from Genesis Health System joined AM Quad Cities to talk about nicotine's effect on immunology, the connection between pain and insomnia ("painsomnia"), and a high-tech way to help people understand Glaucoma.

Mike Martin, General Manager from Hidden Hills Golf Course in Bettendorf, stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio to talk about the course features, the upcoming golf season, and their deal on QCAGolf.com

Dennis VanDerGinst from VanDerGinst Law joined AM Quad Cities to talk about "geofencing warrants" and a lawsuit involving possible violations family leave law.