This virtual talk show was attended by 60 participants consisting of UMN students and the general public. The event was opened by Orisa Mahardhini as the Head of the Library. The rest of the show was guided by Cindy Jonathan, a Communication student.

The idea-seeking presentation session, writing execution, and writing evaluation lasted 60 minutes. Veronica said that there were always ideas, but we had to invite them, those ideas were not to wait because we as writers are not “waitresses” and it was important for us to know how to invite ideas. Putting ideas into writing can be done in stages, for example making small notes on a note or a cellphone, thus turning it into a bank of ideas. After several ideas have been collected, the ideas are sorted to know which ideas have the potential to be developed into a mind mapping and research outline. In the next session, students are allowed to ask through the chat column. Some students are enabled to turn on the camera and switch on the mic to ask questions and discuss directly with the speaker and MC.

The climax of the talk show was the announcement of "UMN Library ePerpus Book Review Competition 2021". This activity provided opportunities for participants to be able to express their views on the books they have read and develop into writing reviews. The competition provisions have been determined by the library where 41 fiction book titles have been prepared in the e-Perpus application. Participants could choose one of the book titles.