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This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is dedicated to those hearty souls who won't let a little snow and freezing drizzle get between them and a good time.

Kay and Jorge share the proper way to pronounce the title of the new Hutch Middle School production (the exclamation point in "Honk! Junior" isn't just there for looks). They also embarrass themselves by attempting to talk football. Where's Eric the Sports Guy when you need him?

Cabin fever got you down? Don't pull a Jack Torrance and chop up your family! Instead, listen to "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" for all manner of weekend entertainment ideas!

Kay and Jorge have hot tips for everyone, whether you want to try out a new hobby, talk books or take in a good movie. And because it just wouldn't be "Six Minutes ..." without a little controversy, Kay tries to start a ruckus with local anglers while urging Jorge to get his mind out of the gutter!

In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay and Jorge welcome musical guest Heartless Wench!

Hutchinson-native Josh Keehr and his Clintons' bandmate John McLellan are performing at the Main Street Sports Bar. We had the honor of interviewing them before their show to get the inside dirt on why the "r" in Wench is silent and why their senior keggers might smell strongly of Ben-Gay.

If you like to download great, free music check out their in-studio performances of "Alright Tonight" and "Follow Me Home."

This week's episode of "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is hot stuff, even if this accursed Minnesota weather isn't. Brave the cold this weekend and you'll find great live music, theater and movies.

Kay explains why "Church Basement Ladies" contains no zombies and why the Rhythm Kings band contains no Mike Shaw. And, which Hollywood star has more secret admirers: Willem Dafoe or Amy Adams?

Ready to party like it's 2010? You won't be until you check out this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson." Kay and Jorge review some of the hottest live music you'll find tonight, provided you like country, rock, or country rock.

Also this weekend, a locally made movie with an all-star cast of local eccentrics will premiere with two free screenings this weekend. We have all the dirt on that, plus we talk about people we know behind their backs!