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The Chad Hartman Show — A veteran of the radio scene in the Twin Cities, Chad is known for his work in sports, including as the one time play-by-play voice of the Minnesota Timberwolves. But he’s also known for knowledge of the issues, which makes him one of the best interviewers in the business. But make no mistake, Chad likes to have a lot of fun. And if you don’t believe it, ask Adam.
Former Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad out of the gate to begin the show. Later, Susie Jones stops in for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated, Chad shares some Swift Takes!, Matthew Coller joins to talk Vikings and Lynx, and much more!
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad for two segments on the Vikings and Lynx before Chad calls out the lunacy of the few hundred youth that took over areas of downtown Minneapolis and 35W on their scooters late Saturday night.
Chad calls out the stupidity of the scooter takeover on the streets of MPLS and 35W over the weekend and gets some pushback on the indignance from Jason DeRusha.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad with reaction to the QB play and more from Vikings training camp as well as excellent analysis of continued mostly excellent play from the Lynx.
Chad jumps into some Swift Takes! with praise for Larry Fitzgerald Jr's Hall of Fame speech over the weekend.
Chad and Dave like Susie Jones' new puffy shirt but she's not sure about it yet. Susie joins for the usual Monday fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Former Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad for two segments on tomorrow's Minnesota primary vote, Iran and more from politics. Following the interview, Chad reacts to much of what was discussed including new demands from Iran to end the war, the worst of politics today and more.
Chad reacts to his interview with Dean Phillips, talks about the quagmire of Iran, and laments the worst of what we see in politics today.
Dean Phillips joins Chad to discuss the primary races to be contested tomorrow in Minnesota, failures of the Trump administration in Iran and more!
This week, we have updates into the Nolan Wells death investigation. Wells was an 18-year-old who’ body was found after he went missing while partying on Horn Island in Mississippi. His death has been met with rumors, conspiracies and questions about race. This week, we have updates into the Nolan Wells death investigation. Wells was an 18-year-old who’ body was found after he went missing while partying on Horn Island in Mississippi. His death has been met with rumors, conspiracies and questions about race.
We’ll look into recent developing crime stories around the country, from a man who was arrested near President Donald Trump’s golf course last weekend to a teen in a clown costume arrested on murder charges. Featuring audio from KNX News in Los Angeles, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, KMOX in St. Louis, Marty Griffin out of KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh and A New Morning out of WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo.
Do you hate mosquitos? We’ll hear from an expert in defense of the blood-sucking insects. Finally, we’ll get the scoop about why connecting to free WiFi when you’re out of town might be putting you in danger. Featuring audio from Scoot out of WWL in New Orleans and A New Morning out of WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo.
This week, we’ll hear about something called the Premonitions Bureau, and about an ancient fossil that reveals more about man’s best friend. Featuring audio from the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ Kansas City and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.
This week, we have updates into the Nolan Wells death investigation. Wells was an 18-year-old who’ body was found after he went missing while partying on Horn Island in Mississippi. His death has been met with rumors, conspiracies and questions about race. We'll also look into developing crime stories around the country, sextortion cases and more. Featuring audio from KNX News in Los Angeles, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, KMOX in St. Louis, Marty Griffin out of KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh, A New Morning out of WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and Scoot out of WWL in New Orleans.
This week, we’ll hear about something called the Premonitions Bureau, and about an ancient fossil that reveals more about man’s best friend. Then... do you hate mosquitos? We’ll hear from an expert in defense of the blood-sucking insects. Finally, we’ll get the scoop about why connecting to free Wi-Fi when you’re out of town might be putting you in danger.
The Savannah Bananas are in town and Chad tells us why he’s not so into the silliness of it all. Then he asks listeners about their favorite comedians they’d like to see alive or dead, how they feel about the death penalty and things we’re addicted to that would be hard to give up for a week.
Even though mistakes happen, finances play a part, and judicial errors happen, there are certain acts that deserve the death penalty in Chad’s opinion. Swift Takes continue with the last things we could give up for a week. Coffee, alcohol, our phones make the list. Plus Chad and Jason DeRusha remember Sue Zelickson, matriarch of the Twin Cities food scene.
The Savannah Bananas are a circus not a baseball team, according to Chad. He’s just not into the goofiness- he asks why adults are going. Kids only. Yet, life can be a bit too serious so maybe he’s changing his tune. This leads into Chad’s weekend plans of venturing to Duluth this weekend to see Jerry Seinfeld. Don’t worry the golf clubs are in the car just in case. He asks WCCO listeners if they could see any comedian alive or dead, who would it be? Mitch Hedberg and some other hometowners came up.
Chad and Andy tackle a little Vikings talk, discuss the centrist point of view, and get real about their feelings about the current administration. Then lighter topics include Andy’s non-issue with E-Bikes, his serious issue with road construction, and his favorite food. (It’s pasta, duh)
First and foremost, Andy Luger wants the facts. In regards to police Chief Axel Henry, he has put himself out there in a very large and public way. The guys have some strong opinions about that. Then Andy gives Todd Blanche a HARD NO. Dare we say we’d take Richard Nixon over this administration. Then Andy weighs in on a topic that really doesn’t mean anything to him at all - E-Bikes. Chad on the other hand…he’s bothered. Andy’s more bothered with road construction. Now that’s something we all can get behind, no matter our political allegiance.
The man so cool he has a pasta named after him at JD Hoyts… Andy Luger joins the show! He talks Vikings with Chad - specifically about the Kyler Murray / J.J. McCarthy situation. For instance, when Andy thinks of J.J., his current golf game comes to mind. Then the guys dissect the centrist point of view, which leads to an important discussion about preserving our public safety, democracy and overall freedom.
Chad opens the show getting to know Candice, a new producer at WCCO Radio. They bond over ‘Diamond Dave’ Van Halen vs ‘Sammy Hagar’ Van Halen. Then he talks with the queen Sheletta about making new friends, divorced life, and falling asleep at work- whoops! Wrapping up with Major Garrett’s nomination thoughts and a current economy diagnosis.
Chad starts his segment with our friend Major Garret by getting pumped up for the Great Minnesota Get Together! Then they take a quick dive into the Todd Blanche nomination. We wish the bar could be raised a little higher all around. Also when it comes to the economy, boosting productivity and AI investing are the topics of the day. Plus thoughts on what the President has to say about Iran.
At no fault of her own, Sheletta arrives to the Chad Hartman show fashionably late. We’ll blame the new girl. Chad and Sheletta talk about making new friends, divorced life, and falling asleep at work- whoops! Also happy 70th birthday to Sheletta’s mom!
Chad opens the show ranting about the problems he's experienced with electric bikes and scooters flying around his neighborhood. Later, we discuss the reports of a munitions shortage for our military with Colonel David Hunt, chat about Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski showing up in Wayzata together, Jason DeRusha makes his usual Thursday visit and much more!
Chad begins the hour with a round of Swift Takes! before Jason DeRusha joins for his usual extended Thursday afternoon visit before beginning his own show.
Jason DeRusha joins for two segments with Chad, starting with a caller yesterday describing Jason as a lover of dogs, an assertion Chad vehemently disagrees with.
Another round of Swift Takes! begins with talk about the oversized passenger policy at Southwest Airlines and what the best policy should be for all airlines with passengers too large to fit into a single seat.
Colonel David Hunt joins on the reported munition shortage impacting our military today before Chad reacts to the video from TMZ of Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski showing up together in Wayzata.
Chad reacts to the video from TMZ showing Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski enjoying some time together in Wayzata.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad to share what he knows about a reported munitions shortage with our military.
Chad opens the show asking for some common sense rules to be created to slow kids down around his and every other neighborhood in the Twin Cities before reacting to a story of an American man arrested and sentence to 15 years in jail in Jamaica for accidentally bringing loaded magazines through airport security.
Chad reacts to the story of an American man arrested at the airport in Jamaica for having two loaded magazines in his carryon luggage, even though he claimed it was an accident.
Chad opens the show talking about the problem he sees, particularly with kids, riding electric bikes and scooters way too fast and creating dangerous situations for themselves, drivers and pedestrians?
The full show features some nonsense and plenty of serious topics as Chad speaks with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11, Blois Olson after moderating a candidate forum at Farmfest, Susie Jones on the crazy journey to retrieve her car yesterday, and Tom Pohlad on trade deadline moves with the Twins and the business of the club.
Tom Pohlad joins Chad to talk about trade deadline moves made with the Twins and the business side of the ballclub before a round of Swift Takes! to wrap up the show.
Chad has another round of Swift Takes! beginning with discussion about motorcyclists cited for traveling at 141mph. Plus, do you mind a marijuana dispensary opening up next to a Dairy Queen?
Tom Pohlad joins Chad to talk about investing in the team with some trade deadline moves and committing to continue that investment to build a team able to compete for a World Series championship.
Blois Olson joins Chad for two segments of political talk fresh from leading a Farmfest forum featuring the major gubernatorial candidates facing the primary vote next week. Plus, we get into some silliness with Susie Jones talking about the fiasco she endured yesterday trying to get her car out of the shop yesterday and hopefully not needing to replace it.
Susie Jones joins Chad to tell her about the odyssey she went through yesterday to get to the car shop to finally get some good news that she doesn't need a new set of wheels right now.
Blois Olson joins us fresh from moderating a candidate forum for the major gubernatorial candidates at Farmfest with a review of what he heard, reaction from the room, and more on our biggest political races.
Chad opens the show with a very lighthearted hour talking about being a bon vivant, the gorgeous weather we have today and our regular Wednesday visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11 is back for her weekly visit to the show to share in some silliness and give a hint about a big story she's working on right now.
What does it mean to be a bon vivant? Can Chad get an outdoor studio for a beautiful day like today? What's the best outdoor job to have on a gorgeous day? Chad opens the show today with a good amount of silliness and nonsense.
Chad's guests today include Adam Carter for Ask Adam Anything a full hour with attorney Chris Madel. Plus, Chad talks about what may happen a week from today on primary voting day in the state, some new troubling financial data in the news and more!
Attorney Chris Madel joins Chad in studio for the hour with two strong segments discussing his client, St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry, and complaints against the city's Mayor Kaohly Her, before jumping into some of the biggest political stories in the news today.
Attorney Chris Madel continues his in studio visit with Chad with commentary on some of the big political stories in our country and calling out the obvious hypocrisy he sees coming from both parties.
Attorney Chris Madel joins Chad in studio for an extended visit discussing the situation involving his client, St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry and Mayor Kaohly Her. Madel is strong and direct as always.
Chad opens the hour discussing new data showing the financial difficulties many are facing in today's economy before reacting to the high prices folks are paying to see Noah Kahan in concert at Target Field tomorrow night.
Tickets to see Noah Kahan at Target Field tomorrow night are setting buyers back at least $500 to get into the stadium and a lot more to get close to the stage. Do you have any hope that ticket prices will someday come down? Who would you pay that much to see live?
Chad opens the hour discussing the financial strain on many Americans as alarming new numbers show many have no savings and believe they'll be forced to work until they die
Primary Day is a week away in Minnesota! Chad discusses the big races within each party to open the show and asks who will get to the polls next Tuesday. Later, Adam Carter joins the show for Ask Adam Anything!
Who better to share the keys to get into heaven than Adam Carter? The answer man is back for Ask Adam Anything!
Primary Day in MN is a week away! Who will win and what's your excitement level at? Chad opens the show talking about the big races hitting the ballot next week with each party for primary voters.
After some Swift Takes! to open the show, Chad speaks with an excellent guest lineup including Dr. Paul Offit reacting to RFK Jr's interview with Dana Bash on CNN Sunday, Claire Patterson of Screen Smart Tonka discussing screen time for kids in school, Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins on local sports news, and Ben Schiffrin of Better Markets on if we have any real regulation of Kalshi and Polymarket. Plus, Susie Jones joins for two fun segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Chip Scoggins joins for two his two usual Monday segments of sports discussion before Chad opens a conversation about the prediction markets and if there's any real regulatory oversight with Ben Schiffrin of Better Markets.
Do Kalshi and Polymarket have any real government regulation? Ben Schiffrin of Better Markets joins Chad on that topic and what the future of the prediction markets may look like.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the QB competition at Vikings training camp, the state of the Twins as with the trade deadline just hours away, and the Lynx continuing to be very impressive Sunday with a win over Indiana.
Susie Jones joins for two segments of fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about screens in schools, led by a visit with Claire Patterson of Screen Smart Tonka.
Chad opens a conversation about screen use in Minnesota classrooms beginning with a visit from Claire Patterson, co-founder of Screen Smart Tonka.
Susie Jones joins for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated after both she and Dave spent last week with their families by the lake at northern Minnesota resorts.
Chad opens she show with some big topics during two segments of Swift Takes! before a conversation with Dr. Paul Offit about RFK Jr's contentious interview on CNN Sunday with Dana Bash.
Dr. Paul Offit joins Chad with reaction to the contentious interview between Dana Bash and RFK Jr on CNN Sunday regarding Covid and any connections between vaccines and autism.
Chad opens the show with Swift Takes! reacting to the meeting between Sophie Cunningham and Cheryl Reeve last night and protests outside of Target Center, nonsense from President Trump on the water system cyberattacks in Minnesota and more.
This is a true crime exclusive interview from the On Deadline podcast. Host Lauren Barry talks author and journalist Madison Salters, author of Influencers Who Kill: A True Crime Collection: Real Stories of Online Fame and Fatal Consequences.
This is a true crime exclusive interview from the On Deadline podcast. Host Lauren Barry talks author and journalist Madison Salters, author of Influencers Who Kill: A True Crime Collection: Real Stories of Online Fame and Fatal Consequences.
In this episode, we’re going to hear about why sports fans – football fans in particular – have such strong reactions when their teams change up their uniforms. Then we’re headed to Portland, Oregon, to explore the Pittock Mansion with a renowned historian. Featuring audio from WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo, and Own the Road with Kelli and Bob our of KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
This week, we’re looking into animals that secretly glow in the dark and a bowling prodigy that’s smashing records and wowing veteran players at alleys across the country. Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio in Detroit and the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.
This is a true crime exclusive interview from the On Deadline podcast. Host Lauren Barry talks author and journalist Madison Salters, author of Influencers Who Kill: A True Crime Collection: Real Stories of Online Fame and Fatal Consequences.
This week, we’re looking into animals that secretly glow in the dark and a bowling prodigy that’s smashing records and wowing veteran players at alleys across the country. Then, we’re going to hear about why sports fans – football fans in particular – have such strong reactions when their teams change up their uniforms. To end the show, we’re headed to Portland, Oregon, to explore the Pittock Mansion with a renowned historian. Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ Kansas City, WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo, and Own the Road with Kelli and Bob our of KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
This hour Henry Lake (in for Chad Hartman) and Chris Tubbs discuss WWE bringing SummerSlam to Minnesota this weekend, we hear from "Jumping" Jim Brunzell, Lake talks with Michael Rand from the Star Tribune about DAZN as the new Minnesota Timberwolves television provider, plus we have Am I Wrong?
This hour it's a "Feisty Friday" as Sheletta Brundige joins Henry Lake (in for Chad Hartman), Lake talks MLB with Rob Parker from Fox Sports Radio/MLBBro.com, and he reacts to Royals fans melting down after their loss to the Twins Thursday.
Henry Lake (in for Chad Hartman) talks MLB with Rob Parker from Fox Sports Radio/MLBBro.com as they discuss the national perception of the Twins, the American League Central, why the Dodgers aren't a lock to win the World Series, LeBron, the NFC North, and more.
It's a "Feisty Friday" as Henry Lake (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Sheletta Brunddige about her decision to stop drinking, how she had her "Karen" moment, her son's milestone moment, and more.
This hour Henry Lake (in for Chad Hartman) says he has growing concerns about motorcyclists and their safety, is living in Minnesota better than what we realize, and Lake talks with the Director of Lifetime LifeSpa Erin Hickey about their new "Aescape Massage."
Henry Lake (in for Chad Hartman) talks with the Director of Lifetime LifeSpa Erin Hickey about their new "Aescape Massage", does it take away from real massage therapists, how is it different from a traditional massage, benefits and more!
This hour Chad pays tribute to Glen Hansard, what bands or artists had a large influence on you, and he gives reasons why drivers should retake a test every 10 years.
Chad talks with CBS News Correspondent Major Garrett about the Fauci testimony, how some Republicans got reacted, what he considers about the "incredible" testimony, why it's tough to negotiate with Iran, and more.
Chad kicks off the hour by talking about Dr. Fauci vs. Senator Rand Paul, how we can look back at COVID-19, acknowledging mistakes were made, why Dr. Fauci pleaded the fifth, and more.
This hour Chad talks with Adam Carter about the recent story regarding St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her sexual harassment allegations, and Chad talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about tipping strategies and more.
Chad talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about her tipping reasons, does being a public figure play a factor in how much she tips and more!
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter kick off the show by talking about sexual harassment claims against St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her, why this needs to be taken seriously, context matters, and will we ever get a break from the major news coming out of this market.
This hour Chad has his "Swift Takes", plus he chats up CBS News National Correspondent Jamie Yuccas.
Chad talks with CBS News National Correspondent Jamie Yuccas about strategic facial wrinkles, the cost of Ubers in Los Angeles, men getting pedicures, tipping at kid's parties and more.
In this week's "Swift Takes" Chad talks about RFK cutting back on childhood vaccines, what in your life can't break, and more!
This hour Chad discusses motorcycle safety and lane splitting laws, plus he chats up Ward 3 Council Member Michael Rainville.
Chad discusses the motorcycle lane splitting law, what can we do to make sure that we limit fatalities, and more.
Chad talks with Ward 3 Council Member Michael Rainville about what's working, what's not working, why he's optimistic about the commercial district, North Loop, the future of Target Center, his message to people who are afraid to come down, how can we accelerate MPD hiring, issues with the DSA and more.
Chad kicks off the show by wondering if anything will change in our political candidates in the next 10-20 years, plus we have Ask Adam Anything.
On this week's edition of "Ask Adam Anything", Adam Carter discusses water parks for adults, lake life, his walk up song, Trump's sense of humor, and more.
This hour Chad Hartman wonders who's got the upper hand in the Angie Craig vs. Peggy Flanagan DFL Primary, and he chats up Minnesota Star Tribune Sports Columnist Chip Scoggins about the passing of John Anderson and will the next week be a difference maker for the Twins.
Chad Hartman discusses the latest in the Minnesota political landscape with Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan issues, and why we need to look a little deeper beyond the rhetoric.
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Star Tribune Sports Columnist Chip Scoggins about the passing of former University of Minnesota Baseball Head Coach John Anderson, Twins positioning a week before the MLB trade deadline, and more.
This hour Chad Hartman talks about traffic snafus around the twin cities and how you handle them, plus have "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated."
Chad Hartman discusses the cluster that is 394 and 94 East, and what other traffic areas are obstacles.
On this week's "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated", Chad Hartman, Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan), and Gracie Stockton discuss thrift jeans, cash bars, Trump's speech and more
This hour Chad Hartman asks what word you would use to describe this weather, and he chats up former University of Minnesota baseball star Ryan Lebefvre about his time playing for John Anderson and more.
Chad kicks off the show by talking with former University of Minnesota baseball star and current Ryan Lebefvre about his time playing for John Anderson and the University of Minnesota, what John meant to him, what his legacy will be, how he made him feel comfortable, and more.
In this episode, we look into Vance Boelter's sentencing as well as recent legal action and efforts by law enforcement to cut down on crime. Featuring audio from 1010 WINS in New York, WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Marty Griffin out of KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh, A New Morning out of WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and the Dave Glover Show out of KMOX in St. Louis.
This week, we have updates on major cases across the country. These include human trafficking cases linked to the World Cup, the D4VD murder case in California, a nurse accused of killing patients, the trial for author Salman Rushdie’s attacker, a Catholic priest scandal and more. Festering audio from 1010 WINS in New York, WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Marty Griffin out of KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh, A New Morning out of WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and the Dave Glover Show out of KMOX in St. Louis.
In this episode, we’re headed to a gender reveal party. But, this one isn’t for a human. It’s for a capybara. After that, we’re going to Kingman, Arizona, to meet the savior of Route 66 at the Historic Route 66 Museum. Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio in Detroit and Own the Road with Kelli and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
In this episode, we’re starting with a discussion about body language – specifically how people talk with their hips, whether they realize it or not. After that, we’ll hear from an expert about how Gen Z is finally hitting the bottle – but with different drinking habits than earlier generations. Featuring audio from the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City and WWL in New Orleans.
This week, we have updates on major cases across the country. These include human trafficking cases linked to the World Cup, the D4VD murder case in California, a nurse accused of killing patients, the trial for author Salman Rushdie’s attacker, a Catholic priest scandal, the Vance Boelter case in Minnesota, and more. Featuring audio from 1010 WINS in New York, WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Marty Griffin out of KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh, A New Morning out of WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and the Dave Glover Show out of KMOX in St. Louis.
In this episode, we’re starting with a discussion about body language – specifically how people talk with their hips, whether they realize it or not. After that, we’ll hear from an expert about how Gen Z is finally hitting the bottle – but with different drinking habits than earlier generations. Then, we’re headed to a gender reveal party. But, this one isn’t for a human. It’s for a capybara. After that, we’re going to Kingman, Arizona, to meet the savior of Route 66 at the Historic Route 66 Museum. Featuring audio from Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, WWL in New Orleans and Own the Road with Kelli and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
The full show today includes excellent guests like Cory Provus on the Twins, Sheletta Brundidge during the regular Feisty Friday, Jon Krawczynski on LeBron choosing Philly, the Am I Wrong? committee plus great conversations on multiple other topics!
Would the DOJ have pursued the death penalty against Vance Boulter had he attacked and murdered Republicans? That's the question from Chad to open the hour before we turn things over to the Am I Wrong? committee for the weekly resolutions.
The Am I Wrong? committee is here again sharing thoughts on America's love of vanilla ice cream and what is considered bad behavior at the beach.
Chad reacts to the sentence for Vance Boelter after pleading guilty and asks if you believe the DOJ would have offered the same deal if Boelter attacked and murdered Republicans instead of Democrats.
Fun with Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday before Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins on LeBron James choosing Philadelphia and how close the Wolves were to actually convincing James to come to Minnesota.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad with talk about why LeBron James chose Philadelphia, why for a time Jon thought it was very possible LeBron could choose the Wolves, and what the Wolves can do now to fill an open spot at power forward.
We learned some great stuff about Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday including why she hates mini golf, loves breakfast and how Dave Dahl once saved her from a likely trip to jail.
What is great in your life right now? That's the topic to kickoff the show before Twins talk with Cory Provus and Chad sharing some hopeful words for former Gopher baseball coach John Anderson with news he suffered a very serious heart attack.
Twins TV broadcaster Cory Provus joins Chad to talk about the release of a new documentary on the life of his friend Bob Uecker and plenty of what's working well now with the Twins.
Chad opens the show as a beacon of positivity sharing about what's great in his life right now and hearing from others about the wonderful things in their own lives right now.
New data this week about record low participation in the workforce and much lower homeownership than previously reported has many asking - who are we? Plus, dining out dives and how Taco Bell is trying to recover from the lettuce parasite.
Excellent guests today include Tom Hauser analyzing the latest poll numbers regarding Minnesota's biggest political races this year, CNN's Jake Tapper on his extensive reporting from Minneapolis regarding the many problems of Operation Metro Surge and the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, and Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11 joins for some usual lighthearted fun during her regular Wednesday visit.
As US Bank Stadium celebrates its 10th birthday today, we share the favorite venues we've visited locally and globally before a conversation about the troubling states of unemployment and home ownership in America today.
With only 53% of US adults owning a home and more out of the workforce than during COVID, Chad opens a discussion about the current state of our real economy and if the American dream is gone for good for many Americans.
On the 10th birthday of US Bank Stadium, we discuss the best venues we've visited in Minnesota and around the world.
Jake Tapper joins for a great interview about his extensive reporting on Operation Metro Surge, the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, and much more from that time earlier this year in Minnesota. Later in the hour we get lighter as Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for some fun.
Who's the biggest 'mansy-pansy' at KARE 11? We tackle that and much more during a fun visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos?
Jake Tapper of CNN joins Chad for an extensive discussion about his reporting on Operation Metro Surge, the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti and several other problems that arose during that time in Minnesota.
Chad's battle with sleep and the things we personally struggle with that others seem to have no trouble with is the topic of conversation at the top of the show before KSTP political reporter Tom Hauser joins to review new polling data regarding the biggest statewide races in Minnesota this year.
Tom Hauser joins Chad with analysis of the latest KSTP/Survey USA polling data regarding the biggest political races in Minnesota.
Chad begins the show being open and honest about his sleep struggles and battle with insomnia hitting him hard recently and talk about the things we struggle with that most everyone else can do with no issue.
Former St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson opens the show with Chad talking about recent gun violence in the Twin Cities and other policing and public safety issues before we get lighter with Ask Adam Anything to end the first hour. Later, we talk about Delta driving out competition and driving up prices at MSP airport with Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler, Jamie Yuccas tackles some tough relationship topics during her weekly visit and much more!
There's nothing to call our situation in Iran right now other than war, right? Chad opens the hour with that topic to kickoff some Swift Takes! before Jamie Yuccas makes her usual appearance from LA, this time interrupting a bike ride with her stepson to take the call.
We interrupt Jamie Yuccas' bike ride to talk about some dating topics in the news during her weekly visit to the show.
Chad opens the hour with Swift Takes! talking about the current situation with the US in Iran and some high profile cuts at ESPN.
Chad weighs in on the slap heard around Wrigley Field and social media during the National Anthem over the weekend. We also dive into some local politics before Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler joins to talk about Delta increasing their dominance at MSP and prices going up for travelers.
Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler joins Chad to talk about Delta driving out competition at MSP and how prices have risen their quicker than almost any large airport in the country.
Chad dives into the story and video of a man who slapped another in the back of the head for sitting during the National Anthem at Wrigley Field.
Retired St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson joins Chad with talk about the recent gun violence in the Twin Cities, the Minneapolis city council rejecting a potential drone program for MPD and more. Later, it's the usual Tuesday fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything!
Our answer man, Adam Carter, is back in town after a long weekend in the Windy City and shares some of the highlights during another round of Ask Adam Anything.
Former St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson says recent violent in the Twin Cities reminds him of the 'Murderapolis' days. Plus, Blair is strong with criticism of the Minneapolis city council for rejecting a drone program for MPD and more.
Chad opens the show with Text-a-Topic before a good run of guests including Jamie Watson on the World Cup finale, Chris Madel, Chip Scoggins, and fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad for two segments on the Twins, LeBron's free agency saga, Vikings and more before a mix or silly and serious during Rapid Fire Radio.
Chad jumps into some Rapid Fire Radio with discussion about the viral Messi meme, great news for coffee addicts, and President Trump promising the Qatari jet will be a maxxed our Air Force One.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad for talk about the Twins getting Byron Buxton back in the lineup tonight, the latest on LeBron holding the NBA hostage with his free agency indecision, Vikings training camp coming up soon and more!
Chad and Dave have two segments of back-and-forth with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with attorney Chris Madel about the Trump endorsement of Mike Lindell, a report that traffic camera data was improperly used for immigration enforcement purposes during Operation Metro Surge and the trial of Shiloh Hendrix beginning this week.
Attorney Chris Madel joins Chad with reaction to President Trump's endorsement of Mike Lindell in the gubernatorial race last week, thoughts on a Star Tribune report that surveillance camera information was used by authorities for immigration enforcement purposes during Operation Metro Surge and more.
It's a two man operation for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated today with Chad and Dave. It begins with Chad's review of Ryan Fox taking the Claret Jug at Royal Birkdale.
Listeners take control of the content at the start of the hour today during Text-a-Topic before a World Cup wrap up with our friend and excellent soccer analyst Jamie Watson.
Our friend and excellent soccer analyst Jamie Watson joins with reaction to the World Cup championship match, why he loved how Spain played throughout the tournament, and what he believes USA soccer must do to compete on that high level.
Chad kicks off the Monday show turning over the reins of show content to the listeners with Text-a-Topic!
We have updates on several crimes across the nation, including expert insight into the latest ICE fatalities. Featuring audio from WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, KRLD 1080 in Dallas, KMOX in St. Louis and KCBS Radio in the Bay Area.
We’re going to hear about the new “death pants” that are wreaking havoc and… causing people to laugh quite a bit in viral social media posts. Finally, we’ll end the show hearing about the launch of a new version of Play-Doh for adults. Featuring audio from the Chad Hartman Show out of WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities and WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo.
This week, we’re visiting a ghosts of a long-gone streetcar system that was discovered under a Detroit-area roadway. We’ll also hear about the new frontier artificial intelligence has opened up for ghosts with programs that offer to recreate loved ones. Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio and the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.
This week, we’re going to look into the case of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old Black college athlete whose body was recovered from the waters near Horn Island days after he vanished on July 4. Was his death an accident? A racially motivated crime? There are several theories, and Scoot out of Audacy station WWL in New Orleans covered them extensively this week. We’ll also hear about another deadly incident involving ICE agents, this time in Houston, Texas. To end the show, we have discussions of laws that impact violent criminals and national crime statistics. Featuring audio from WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, KRLD 1080 in Dallas, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Scoot and Tommy Tucker out of WWL in New Orleans.
This week, we’re visiting a ghosts of a long-gone streetcar system that was discovered under a Detroit-area roadway. We’ll also hear about the new frontier artificial intelligence has opened up for ghosts with programs that offer to recreate loved ones. We’re going to hear about the new “death pants” that are wreaking havoc and… causing people to laugh quite a bit in viral social media posts. Finally, we’ll end the show hearing about the launch of a new version of Play-Doh for adults. Featuring audio from to WWJ Newsradio in Detriot, WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo, WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities and the Dana & Parks Show out of Kansas City.
Henry Lake is in for Chad again today. He opens with reaction to President Trump's speech last night that sounded like more of the same things we've heard from him for years. Later, Henry chats with Tony Sanneh about the upcoming World Cup final, spends a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge, and talks Twins with Star Tribune beat reporter Bobby Nightengale Jr.
What's surprised Bobby Nightengale Jr most how the Twins performed before the all-star break? The Star Tribune Twins beat writer joins Henry Lake from Chicago as the Twins prepare to get the season back underway tonight against the Cubs.
Henry Lake shares two segments with Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday to open the hour. Later, Henry says it's crazy for MLB commissioner Rob Manfred to want to force players to participate in the 2028 Olympics. Plus, what's with the Star Tribune putting out a piece now about Mike Lindell's financial struggles?
Henry Lake says it's ridiculous for MLB commissioner Rob Manfred to try forcing players to participate in the 2028 Olympics.
It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge joins Henry Lake to share their love of boudin sausage, talk about her recent lock giveaway that got some coverage from People Magazine and more!
Henry Lake is in for Chad today reacting to President Trump's primetime speech, sharing his grocery store sticker shock experience, talking World Cup with Tony Sanneh and more!
Soccer hall-of-famer Tony Sanneh joins Henry Lake to share his opinions on what to expect in Sunday's World Cup championship match and discuss how America seems to have gotten on board with the tournament more than ever before.
President Trump's primetime address last night focused on the same themes and phrases we hear from his constantly. Henry Lake shares his disappointment.
Henry Lake is back from checking out the NBA summer league in Las Vegas where he also caught World Cup fever! We start the show there before tackling many topics and checking in with Sheletta Brundidge to find out why she was snitching on a softball tournament being played in this horribly smoky air.
Henry Lake gives his take on the LeBron James situation and if he believes there's any chance the Wolves can land LeBron. Plus, we pay tribute to actor Hal Williams upon news of his death with Henry explaining the impact Williams had on his life. Also, has Sheletta Brundidge transformed into a 'Karen?'
Has Sheletta turned into a 'Karen?' She joined Henry to talk about her day snitching on a softball tournament happening today in these smoky conditions.
Does Henry Lake want LeBron James with the Wolves? Yes. Does he think it will happen? Not so much.
Henry Lake's second hour focuses on trying to create smarter athletes, the cyclospora outbreak, President Trump endorsing Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor and our big problem with insider trading via Kalshi, Polymarket and others within the prediction market.
Henry Lake says Mike Lindell can't be taken seriously as a candidate for governor from the Republican party and even earning President Trump's endorsement shouldn't make Lindell a legitimate option.
Henry Lake praises NBA star CJ McCollum for being the intelligent athlete we need more of in sports.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today talking about loving the World Cup, our smoky air, his apprehension about autonomous vehicles and Pete Hegseth announcing testosterone therapy now available for US military members.
Henry Lake can't believe that anyone would go outside for exercise considering what our air is like right now. How is the smoke impacting your outdoor plans?
Henry Lake is in for Chad today and just back from Las Vegas where he caught World Cup fever and had a great time watching and bettong on the games in overcrowded sports books.
Chad opens the show talking about the biggest life changes we all can experience and sharing some big news from his personal life. Later, we jump into politics with Major Garrett, talk about the latest cancer news with Dr. Ajay Prakash, and dive into several other topics, both silly and serious, over the course of the full show.
Chad spends two segments reacting to Mike Lindell earning President Trump's endorsement in the GOP race for governor and how it could impact that race before discussing the latest cancer news with Dr. Ajay Prakash from the U of M Medical School.
Dr. Ajay Prakash of the U of M Medical School joins Chad to talk about cancer, which type concerns him most as rates increase, and what we all can do to lessen our chances of developing cancer ourselves.
What will the endorsement of Mike Lindell from President Trump do to the GOP race to represent the party in the gubernatorial race? And can Amy Klobuchar really be so lucky to face Lindell in the general election?
It's an hour of lighter fare with talk about the House voting in favor of making Daylight Saving Time permanent and National Hot Dog Day.
On National Hot Dog Day, Chad proclaims the Polish Sausage is the superior sausage followed by the bratwurst and hot dog. What's your ranking and how do you prefer to dress your dog?
Chad argues that making Daylight Saving Time permanent is a mistake and we are just fine changing the clocks twice each year.
Chad opens the show talking about the big life changes we experience during our time on Earth and a big change coming into his life very soon. Later we have another excellent visit with Major Garrett to talk politics.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about networks deciding whether or not to carry President Trump's primetime speech tomorrow night, continued nonsense related to the 2020 election and more.
What are the biggest life changes we experience throughout our time on Earth? Chad opens the show with that discussion before revealing the big life change coming his way.
Should networks carry President Trump's primetime address Thursday night if he's just going back to talk about the 2020 election? Chad discusses that with Adam Carter at the top of the show before transitioning into Ask Adam Anything. Later, we discuss the resumption of fighting in Iran with Colonel David Hunt, Jamie Yuccas makes her usual Tuesday visit and much more!
Who are the comedians who have left us we miss most, which sporting event would we most love to see in person, and does Jamie Yuccas love to laugh when others take an embarrassing fall?
Jamie Yuccas joins to tell us she's still enthralled with the World Cup and also isn't afraid to laugh hard when someone falls after tripping over their wide leg 'death pants.'
Susie Jones plays a clip from Robin Williams in Good Morning Vietnam to get us into the hour leading us to discuss the comedians who have left us that we miss most.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad to talk about the end of a ceasefire in Iran and the fighting we've seen over the past few days before Chad says it's time to allow coverage for cell phones at the BWCA.
Chad says the hot weather, fires and now evacuation of the Boundary Waters makes it very clear it's time to allow cell phone coverage across the BWCA.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad with reaction to and end to the ceasefire with Iran and the last few days of increased fighting.
Adam Carter joins for the full hour to debate if TV networks should carry President Trump's speech to the nation planned for Thursday and to answer your questions during Ask Adam Anything.
Who will occupy the White House on February 1, 2029? That's the start to today's episode of Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter.
President Trump says at least a portion of his primetime message to the country on Thursday night will focus on new details regarding fraud from the 2020 election. Should the networks carry it?
What makes a great coworker? That's the topic to start the show before two segments with Dean Phillips about the passing of Lindsey Graham and other political topics. We also have Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Susie Jones and much more!
Chad leaps between the serious and nonsensical during Swift Takes! to open the hour before a conversation about the careers of Tom Cruise and Madonna, why each are back at the top of their fields, and what we consider the peak point during each career.
Tom Cruise has a new movie coming out generating a lot of buzz and Madonna's new album just hit #1 on the Billboard chart! When did they each hit their peak?
Chad jumps into a round of Swift Takes! beginning with news today that several FBI agents are at the former home of Senator Lindsey Graham following his passing over the weekend.
Susie Jones joins for a bunch of fun on multiple topics during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad discusses the news that he federal government is now reversing course and will share evidence with Minnesota officials related to the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by ICE agents.
With news that the feds are now providing Minnesota officials evidence related to the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, Chad wonders what changed that they're willing to turn that evidence over now.
Susie Jones joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with honest talk about how amazing it feels to remove her bra immediately when she gets home after work or even sometimes in the car on the drive home.
What makes someone a great coworker? Chad jumps into that topic to celebrate Dave's birthday before Dean Phillips joins to speak about his relationship with Lindsey Graham, the latest with Iran and more.
Former congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to share about his interactions with Lindsey Graham and the respect he had for the late Senator. Plus, Dean speaks about the war in Iran, Democrat hypocrisy on Graham Platner and more.
Chad opens the show celebrating Dave's birthday today and a opening up a discussion about the most important traits of a great coworker.
This week, we’re focusing on crimes that target children and adolescents, crimes that are often overlooked. These aren’t grizzly murder cases. They’re incidents that happen in a pattern, seemingly right before our eyes. Young athletes pushed beyond their limits until they die, curious teens extorted to the point where they take their own lives, and Jeffrey Epstein’s systemic abuse of girls. Including interviews with Epstein survivor Sharlene Rochard, journalist Sam Zeff and crime expert Brad Garrett. Featuring audio from the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, A New Morning out of WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and the Scoot show out of WWL in New Orleans.
We have some quick true crime roundups, including an update in the Charlie Kirk assassination case, the Lynette Hooker disappearance, looking back at Philando Castile and a Michigan crime that’s become the inspiration for a novel and more. Featuring audio from WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WWJ Newsradio on Detroit, the Tara Show out of 98.9 WORD in South Carolina and the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.
This week, we’re catching up on the couple who climbed the Empire State Building for a stunt last week. Then, we’re headed to Rocket City, USA, to see a very special rocket. Featuring audio from to WWJ Newsradio in Detroit and Own the Road with Kelly and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
This week, we’re focusing on crimes that target children and adolescents, crimes that are often overlooked. These aren’t grizzly murder cases. They’re incidents that happen in a pattern, seemingly right before our eyes. Young athletes pushed beyond their limits until they die. Curious teens extorted to the point where they take their own lives. Jeffrey Epstein’s systemic abuse of girls. We'll also hear about the Charlie Kirk assassination case, the Lynette Hooker disappearance and a Michigan crime that’s become the inspiration for a novel and more. Featuring audio from WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, KCBS Radio in the Bay Area, WWJ Newsradio on Detroit, the Tara Show out of 98.9 WORD in South Carolina, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, A New Morning out of WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and the Scoot show out of WWL in New Orleans.
This week, we’re catching up on the couple who climbed the Empire State Building for a stunt last week. Then, we’re headed to Rocket City, USA, to see a very special rocket. From there, we’re headed to the video game aisle, where things could start looking a little scary for gamers, as equipment they love might soon be disappearing. An expert will explain why we can blame AI for it. After we check out video games, we’re also stopping by the toy aisle to get a stern warning about the viral squishy, sensory toys that are sending kids to the hospital. Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio in Detriot, Own the Road with Kelly and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas, WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and the Dana & Parks Show out of Kansas City.
Chad opens the show reacting to the news that not long after he was pardoned, Tou Lue Vang has now been deported from the US and sharing why he agrees with the decision made today. Plus, a great guest lineup includes Major Garrett, Sheletta Brundidge, Jim Kaat, and Susan Gaertner with her thoughts on the Vang situation.
Jim Kaat joins to start the hour talking about returning for Twins Hall of Fame weekend and his thoughts on the state of the game today before Chad jumps back into today's news of Tou Lue Vang's deportation with former Ramsey County Attorney Susan Gaertner.
Susan Gaertner was Ramsey County Attorney when Tou Lue Vang was prosecuted for his crimes. Susan joins Chad with criticism of the decision to deport Vang and, while not criticizing the pardon, calling that pardon "unusual."
Hall of Famer Jim Kaat joins Chad to talk about being in town to see his former broadcast partner Dick Bremer go into the Twins Hall of Fame and share feelings about the state of the game today.
Sheletta Brundidge joins us for some fun on several topics and talk about another excellent lock giveaway event she's hosting tomorrow to support autism families. Later, Chad and Dave state their cases about what makes a great French fry on National French Fry Day.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for a Feisty Friday to talk about the hot stretch of weather coming our way, a great event she's hosting tomorrow and much more!
Chad opens the show discussing the announcement from Marco Rubio that Tou Lue Vang, recently after being pardoned, was deported. Chad shares the details and explains why he agrees with the move to deport. Later, Major Garrett joins for his typically excellent Friday segment on politics and more.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with commentary on the sidelining of the Qatari jet shortly after President Trump began using it as Air Force One, the mystery surrounding Mitch McConnell's health and more.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio shared today that Tou Lue Vang, recently pardoned, has been deported due to the sex crimes he committed. Chad discusses the details of the story and agrees with Rubio that deporting Vang was the right decision.
On Tuesday's Chad Hartman Show...12pm Hour: We debut a new segment with Susie Jones and Chad reacts to the end of the peace deal in Iran. 1pm Hour: DJ is well known for taking exotic trips with his family. What's his most memorable trip? And what's yours? Then Chad's joined by Rena for her weekly segment where they talk about fireworks, social media and more!2pm Hour: Chad talks about a community meeting in Minneapolis to talk about the police and a potential trial run using drones - should very real concerns stop the program? Then - what's the band that makes you IMMEDIATELY turn off the radio? And what's the ideal run-time for a movie?
Tuesday 2pm Hour: Chad talks about a community meeting in Minneapolis to talk about the police and a potential trial run using drones - should very real concerns stop the program? Then - what's the band that makes you IMMEDIATELY turn off the radio? And what's the ideal run-time for a movie?
Chad talks about a community meeting today to talk about a potential trial program for the use of drones by MPD. Some in the community are worried they'll be abused - should that stop the trial?
We've been torturing Chad all show with bumper music from Journey, who he claims is flat-out a horrible band. What band do you hear and IMMEDIATELY turn off? Then, what's the ideal run-time for a movie? You might be surprised at what a recent survey found.
Wednesday 1pm Hour: DJ is well known for taking exotic trips with his family. What's his most memorable trip? And what's yours? Then Chad's joined by Rena for her weekly segment where they talk about fireworks, social media and more!
KARE 11's Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Chad a little later than usual on a Wednesday. This week they talk about the 4th of July and where Rena likes to take in a fireworks show. Plus, does her job obligate her to be on social media? And where's the line between doing it for the job, and getting too personal?
DJ is well-known at the office for enjoying exotic family trips. So Chad asks him, Susie and the audience for their most memorable family trips!
We debut a new segment with Susie Jones and Chad reacts to the end of the peace deal in Iran.
The political hypocrisy is evident again related to the Graham Platner drama. Chad opens with that topic before Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything, Jamie Watson reacts to the US soccer team getting crushed by Belgium, Elizabeth Linos from Harvard discusses the failures of DOGE as the agency shuts down and much more!
Harvard Professor Elizabeth Linos joins Chad at the start of the hour to discuss the biggest failures and disappointments from DOGE as the agency is officially shut down. Plus, Tom Hauser defends the decision to move the Twin Cities Marathon back to later in October in hopes of cooler weather and we celebrate National Dive Bar Day.
It's National Dive Bar Day! What's your favorite in town and what makes a great dive bar?
Harvard Professor Elizabeth Linos joins Chad with reaction to DOGE shutting down and analysis of why so little was delivered compared to the promises from Elon Musk and President Trump.
Jamie Watson joins Chad with excellent reaction an analysis to a brutal effort from the US against Belgium last night getting bounced from the World Cup. We also debate the most 'livable' cities in Minnesota and Chad discusses a few stories as part of a legal roundup.
Should Supreme Court justices appear regularly before Congress to face some scrutiny of their work? Chad discusses that question as two justice are set to appear soon along with other topics in a legal news roundup.
Our favorite soccer analyst didn't hold back on calling out the US men's soccer team for their "disappointing whimper of a performance" in their 4-1 loss to Belgium to get knocked out of the World Cup.
Chad opens the show reacting to the Graham Platner story and the hypocrisy he sees exposed yet again from both political parties before some lighter fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything!
Answer man Adam Carter is back for Ask Adam Anything...but does he actually get any questions to answer?
Chad opens the show calling out inconsistency and hypocrisy on both sides of the political aisle and begging from everyone to just be consistent with who they criticize and who they stick behind.
Do you like that President Trump made the call to FIFA that got the ball rolling on reversing Folarin Balogun's suspension for tonight's US match against Belgium? That's where Chad starts the show before Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Susie Jones, marking 10 years since the death of Philando Castile, sports talk with Patrick Reusse and much more!
Chad opens the hour with thoughts on multiple news items during Swift Takes! before a visit with Star Tribune sports columnist Patrick Reusse to talk World Cup, Twins success against the Yankees and much more!
Will Patrick Reusse be glued to the US vs Belgium World Cup match tonight? No. Excellent stuff from Patrick as always when he joins the show in the normal spot of the vacationing Chip Scoggins.
A new law in Virginia will put a device limiting the speed of cars of frequent or outrageous speeders to the posted limit. Do you like the idea? Chad opens Swift Takes! with that topic before moving to a couple more.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for two segments of fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a look back at the death of Philando Castile on this date ten years ago.
Susie Jones joins for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and leads by sharing the story of a marathon birthday party featuring a bunch of young kids melting down throughout.
Do you like that President Trump made the call that resulted in reversing the Balogun suspension for the US World Cup team? Chad opens the show with a debate about that before opening up Fireworks Fanline and discussions about what the fireworks situation was in different areas of the Twin Cities on July 4th.
What was the fireworks situation like in your neighborhood Saturday night? Chad and the newly named Fireworks Commissioner talk about the where rules were followed and broken regarding fireworks etiquette.
Chad opens the show arguing it is ridiculous FIFA stepped in to reverse the suspension for US player Folarin Balogun after a call from President Trump while Dave pushes back.
On this Independence Day weekend, we’re taking a look back at the tragic July 4 mass shooting that claimed seven lives and injured nearly 50 others at suburban Chicago parade in 2022. How have that mass shooting, and the numerous violent events that have made headlines over the past decades, changed the way we celebrate? As our nation celebrates our 250th anniversary, are we finding it harder to trust each other? Featuring audio from WBBM Newsradio in Chicago and KCBS Radio in San Francisco.
More America 250 adventures, from Edgar Allan Poe's home and old churches to TSA lines filled with Ranch dressing. Featuring audio from KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities and KCBS Radio in San Francisco.
This week, we'll hear about the Maine Maritime Museum and Historic Fort Wayne. Featuring audio from Own the Road with Kelli and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.
What makes America, America? Is it Ranch dressing, lobster or potato chips? Is it Our old buildings? Our literature, our comedy? We’ll it’s probably all of the above and more. Featuring audio from Own the Road with Kelly and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, Jordana Greene and Vineta Sawkar of WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities and KCBS Radio out of the Bay Area.
Nobody wants a broken freezer. Chad opens the show talking about the disaster of rotten and foul smelling food he discovered in his garage before interviews with Major Garrett and Jamie Watson, talk of patriotism and great American movies and TV, and a good extended visit with Jason DeRusha.
What are the American movies and TV shows that everyone should watch? Chad opens the hour with some fun on that topic before Jason DeRusha joins to talk about his fashion choice today, interviews he had this week with Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig, and why he never brought his sons to see 4th of July fireworks.
What does Jason DeRusha think of Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig after interviewing both of them this week on his show? Plus, why didn't Jason ever take his kids to see fireworks on the 4th of July?
What American movies and TV shows are mandatory watching for everyone as we celebrate the nation's 250th birthday?
Jamie Watson joins with great stuff on the World Cup and USA's win over Bosnia and Herzegovina last night in the round of 32 before a conversation about what true American patriotism looks like.
Former player and excellent soccer analyst Jamie Watson is back with Chad talking about where we're at with the World Cup and reacting to the US victory last night in the round of 32.
Chad opens the show sharing the story of discovering his garage freezer died and was filled with rotten, putrid smelling food. Plus, we hear from Susie Jones about the struggles she's having with her mom and Major Garrett joins to talk about the underwhelming Great American State Fair and the ridiculous temperature he keeps his home at during the summer.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about the failures of the Great American State Fair in Washington DC and admit to the insane temperature he sets his air conditioning to during the summer.
Chad opens the show talking about the discovery of rotten meat in a broken garage freezer, the smell that may never leave and trying to get everything out and into the trash. Plus, Susie Jones gives us an update on her mom, Kay Jones.
Chad opens the show talking about accepting an incredible honor on behalf of his late father to open the show and what it would have meant to Sid. Plus, we have great visits with Rena Sarigianopoulos on the Empire State Building climb today, Kevin Burke on big Supreme Court decisions, Jon Krawczynski on the not unrealistic dream of LeBron coming to the Wolves and much more!
Chad comments on the absurd amount of money President Trump has made since taking office for the second time and the blatant corruption in front of our noses before dreaming about the possibility of LeBron James coming to the Wolves for next season with Jon Krawczynski.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic talks about possibility of LeBron James joining the Timberwolves after James announced he won't return to the Lakers.
President Trump has pulled in $2.2 billion since taking office for the second time. Chad says when the corruption is so obvious over and over again it shouldn't be hard for everyone to call it out.
Former judge Kevin Burke joins Chad with excellent reaction and analysis of some big decisions that came down from the Supreme Court yesterday before we jump into some fun topics during Swift Takes!
It's time for Swift Takes! Chad rips into Dave for celebrating his kids' half-birthdays and shares why he still doesn't believe the Taylor/Travis wedding is happening at Madison Square Garden.
Former Hennepin County judge Kevin Burke joins Chad with reaction to Supreme Court decisions announced yesterday involving campaign finance, birthright citizenship and more.
Chad opens the show sharing about a wonderful trip celebrating his father's incredible career and being inducted into the National Sports Media Association’s Hall of Fame. Later, our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for the usual fun during her regular visit.
Rena Sarigianopoulos tells us why she's not watching the World Cup, what would happened if she tried climbing the Empire State Building, and a wonderful story about how her husband orchestrated his proposal.
Chad opens the show sharing about being there, accepting the award, and speaking about his father Sid who was inducted into the National Sports Media Association’s Hall of Fame earlier this week.
Alix Kendall is in for Chad again today lamenting the HVAC situation in her older home before hearing from Tom Hauser on his own AC nightmare and thoughts on new laws taking effect in Minnesota tomorrow. Plus, Alexis Kent of Haven Watch shares about what that organization is still doing outside the Whipple Building in Minneapolis and much more!
What are the small gadgets you've added to your life that make a big difference? Alix Kendall shares on some of her favorites before some notes on important Supreme Court rulings announced today and a discussion with Jason DeRusha about EV and hybrid vehicle sales.
Alix Kendall, in for had today, kicks off a conversation about small things or gadgets we've added to our homes or lives that make a big improvement.
Alexis Kent tells us about the mission and work of Haven Watch before a conversation about Serena Williams returning to Wimbledon as a singles player after four years of retirement. Plus, are you in the market for the Betty Danger's ferris wheel or another small iconic Minnesota landmark?
Who is going to buy the iconic ferris wheel from the former Betty Danger's in Minneapolis? Alix Kendall talks about that and we share the popular Minnesota items we'd love to purchase for our backyard.
Alexis Kent shares with Alix Kendall about the mission of Haven Watch and the work they do outside the Whipple Building for people who have been detained by ICE.
Alix Kendall is back filling in for Chad today talking at the start about managing a difficult AC situation in her home and how we are staying cool during the heat wave. Later, Tom Hauser joins to share details about new state laws going into effect in Minnesota tomorrow.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Alix Kendall for a walk down memory lane and details to know about new state laws going into effect tomorrow, July 1.
Former Fox9 anchor Alix Kendall is back in for Chad today and starting off talking about how we're staying cool during the heat wave and her own trouble with an older home and figuring out the sweet spot between sweltering heat and freezing cold inside her house.
Plenty of topics covered today as former FOX 9 television anchor and host of the Life Unscripted podcast Alix Kendall filled in for Chad Hartman today! We began the show discussing patriotism, chatted Taste of Minnesota with Adam Duininck of the Minneapolis Downtown Council, 'house burping' , some Overrated, Underrated and Properly Rated fun with Susie and producer Josh Wheeler! Also talked data centers and unpleasant bus ride experiences!
Final hour of Alix Kendall filling in for Chad on this Monday and we begin this hour talking data centers and its effect on the community and energy and even business! Then we shift gears to some gross and unpleasant experiences with bus rides that we have had and then Jason DeRusha joins in the final segment!
Alix Kendall in for Chad today and she shares an interesting and disgusting experience from her Metro Transit ride and we share some of your gross experiences as well!
With so much known and even unknown with data centers and the rise of AI we discuss the growing concern among them whether it is price gouging, or just the simple noise, water and energy factor - we discuss the ins and outs of what seems to be a growing number of data centers!
We begin the second hour with our usual Monday tradition - Overrated, Underrated and Properly Rated with Susie Jones alongside Alix Kendall and Josh Wheeler filling in! Then we discuss something called ‘house burping’!
For many years Europeans, in this case Germans used a method of cleansing their home of smells and odors and mold - it is called ‘house burping’ Alix and Josh discuss what this is and maybe if you, the listeners have used this opposed to deep cleaning within your home!
Apparently there are many men who enjoy a nice bath, that, car repairs and much more as we have some fun with Alix Kendall filling in with Susie and Josh!
Making her debut is former FOX 9 TV’s Alix Kendall taking over for Chad on this Monday - we begin talking about feeling patriotic and how we can feel more American and patriotic. Then we pivot to preview Minneapolis fun including the Taste of Minnesota with Adam Duininck of the Minneapolis City Council! Finally, is there anything worse than ‘pot stink’ on you clothes and in your hair!
Amid the heat, we are fresh off the Pride weekend and now, even with the treacherous heat Minneapolis is preparing for the Taste of Minnesota - we talked to Adam Duininck, President and CEO of the Minneapolis Downtown Council previewing the fun food and entertainment later this week!
Alix Kendall in for Chad Hartman on this sweltering hot Monday and we begin asking - how do you feel about this country - do you feel patriotic? Alix shares a story of her tearing up when hearing America The Beautiful and we get some of your input on feeling patriotic as we rev up to the big 250th birthday of America this coming weekend!
In this episode, we'll learn about a befuddling manhunt conducted in Kansas City – after the dead body of the man authorities were looking for was sniffed out by cadaver dogs. Then, we’ll touch on a case that reveals the new crime solving possibilities DNA analysis provides and break down the newest revelations in the Nancy Guthrie case. Featuring audio from the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, KCBS Radio in San Francisco and A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo.
This week, we’ll hear about one journalist’s investigation into a century-old murder case that still haunts her home town. We'll also check in on quick crime updates from coast to coast, including a case linked to a cult-like group of computer scientists and the mistrial of a man accused of causing a massive wildfire in California last year.Featuring audio from 1010 WINS in New York, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities and KNX News in Los Angeles.
Animal control officers share their wildest stories, and a visit to the world's largest truck stop. Featuring audio from: The Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City and Own the Road with Kelli and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
Why did a veteran firefighter decide to leave his poo in box? Plus, important US documents will be on display with the the Freedom Plane National Tour. Featuring audio from: the Dave Glover Show out of KMOX in St. Louis and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit
This week, we’ll hear about one journalist’s investigation into a century-old murder case that still haunts her home town. Then, we’ll learn about a befuddling manhunt conducted in Kansas City – after the dead body of the man authorities were looking for was sniffed out by cadaver dogs. Finally, we’ll touch on a case that reveals the new crime-solving possibilities DNA analysis provides and break down the newest revelations in the Nancy Guthrie case. First, we’re going to check in on quick crime updates from coast to coast, including a case linked to a cult-like group of computer scientists and the mistrial of a man accused of causing a massive wildfire in California last year.Featuring audio from: 1010 WINS in New York, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities, KNX News in Los Angeles, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, KCBS Radio in San Francisco and A New Morning out of WBEN in Buffalo.
We’re covering a lot of territory in this episode, from the Treaty of Paris to the world’s largest truck stop, so buckle up and get ready. Featuring audio from the Dave Glover Show out of KMOX in St. Louis, WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, the Dana & Parks Show of KMBZ in Kansas City and Own the Road with Kelly and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
A packed Friday show features favorite guests like Major Garrett and Sheletta Brundidge, favorite segments like Text-a-Topic, Rapid Fire Radio and Am I Wrong?, along with much more!
Chad goes after Congressman Tom Emmer for some ridiculous comments he made in a speech to a conservative group yesterday before handing the reins over to the Am I Wrong? Committee chairman for the weekly resolutions.
The Am I Wrong? Committee is here again for three fresh resolutions to wrap up the week.
What happened to Tom Emmer? Chad plays audio from a speech from Emmer yesterday and reacts.
Sheletta Brundidge's one and only bikini wax experience did not go well. We hear that great story and get into much more fun with Sheletta during a Feisty Friday before tackling numerous topics during Rapid Fire Radio.
Where you state on the public bathhouse debate in Minneapolis? Would you move to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in exchange for $9,500 in financial incentives? Chad jumps into those topics and more during Rapid Fire Radio.
It's Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge is here to talk about her one awful experience getting a bikini wax, the biggest red flags for single women looking for a man to date and much more!
Listeners take the wheel of the show at the start as Chad opens with Text-a-Topic before we dive into politics and some fun with Major Garrett of CBS News
Our weekly visit with Major Garrett of CBS News features talk about President Trump continuing complaints about election fraud, more military leaders losing their positions and more.
It's another opportunity for listeners to take over the show as Chad opens with Text-a-Topic!
Chad shares his take on the Wolves trading away Naz Reid and what LaMelo Ball brings to the roster to open the show. We also dig back into that later on with Jace Frederick of the Star Tribune. In between we discuss President Trump's latest tantrum over the bipartisan housing bill and the SAVE Act, Jamie Watson gives excellent insight on the World Cup, and Susie Jones tells about being in the arena when Lionel Richie left the stage last night and the show was cut short.
Jace Frederick of the Pioneer Press joins Chad for two great segments on another big Wolves trade and what could be next from GM Tim Connelly before a conversation about analysis showing the big ego of bosses is a main driver of return to office mandates around the country.
What do you think of analysis saying the biggest reason workers are forced to return to the office from remote work is to satisfying the ego of their boss?
Jace Frederick of the Pioneer Press joins Chad with his analysis of the big trade breaking this morning sending Naz Reid to Charlotte and LaMelo Ball coming to the Wolves. How will LaMelo impact the Wolves and what other moves could be coming to shape the roster for next season?
The hour opens with Jamie Watson joining Chad on what we've seen so far from the US team and the rest of the World Cup. Later, Chad comments on an ugly looking video showing a confrontation in Shakopee before Susie Jones joins on the Lionel Richie concert being cut short last night at Grand Casino Arena and a scary moment for her earlier in the week in the middle of a downtown crosswalk.
What was it like inside the arena last night as Lionel Richie abruptly left the stage and ended his show feeling ill? Susie Jones was there and told us about that and a nearly being hit by a Mack truck earlier this week downtown.
Outstanding soccer broadcaster Jamie Watson joins Chad with talk about an impressive first two matches from the USA men's team and much more from what's been an exciting start to the World Cup.
Chad opens the show reacting to Naz Reid leaving the Wolves as part of a trade bringing LaMelo Ball to Minnesota from Charlotte. Later, we jump into politics as Chad goes after President Trump for pulling support for the bipartisan housing bill until the SAVE Act passes through Congress.
Chad is tired of seeing another tantrum from President Trump, this time holding up his signing of the bipartisan housing bill with demands Congress also pass the SAVE Act.
Chad opens the show reacting to Naz Reid being traded to Charlotte and what the Wolves need to get from LaMelo Ball for the deal to be a success.
Chad opens the show with the long awaited return of the Doctor of Love to help people with their sex and relationships issues. We also speak with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11 on some fun topics during that hour before getting very serious during hour two by remembering the bravery of Tom Burnett and others aboard Flight 93 on 9/11 and a discussion about euthanasia in The Netherlands allowed in extreme cases for children under 12. Later, Tom Hauser joins to dive into the hottest political races happening now in Minnesota.
Tom Hauser gives Chad two segments with a little talk on his Grandma's Marathon experience and plenty on the biggest political races happening in Minnesota right now. Plus, we debate some of the places we'd bring a foreign visitor to experience the best of Minnesota food and drink if World Cup matches happened to be in town.
If World Cup games were being played in Minnesota and you had the chance to bring fans around town to experience Minnesota's quintessential spots for food and drink, where would you choose?
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins for two segments breaking down the questions surrounding giveaways from Mike Lindell's gubernatorial campaign, how that race stacks up today among the GOP candidates, the battle between Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig in the race for a US Senate seat and more.
It is legal in The Netherlands to euthanize a child under 12 in extraordinary circumstances of pain and a lack of hope for improvement and, for the first time, a young child has died in that manner. Where do you stand on the law?
Chad was reminded last night about the heroism of Tom Burnett aboard Flight 93 on September 11th and shares the story as a reminder of his incredible calm and bravery aboard that doomed flight.
After years away from the show, The Doctor of Love returns to help with your love, sex and relationship issues. Later, we share the usual Wednesday fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11 joins Chad to talk about a big draw at Target Field tonight with Shohei Ohtani pitching against Joe Ryan, our several excellent stadiums and arenas in the Twin Cities and why she's always the last one called by friends for a fun outing.
He's been away from the show for a long time, but today he's back! The Doctor of Love joins Chad with phenomenal advice for several people seeking love, sex and relationship advice.
Chad opens the show with a fun conversation about the aspects of our lives in which we are as dominant as Shohei Ohtani is on a baseball field before a great run of guests including Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter, Jon Krawczynski, Chris Madel and Jamie Yuccas.
Attorney Chris Madel reacts to Judge Schiltz's decision Monday to quash DOJ grand jury subpoenas, Jamie Yuccas joins to talk about becoming a million mile flyer with Delta, and we talk about the reporting controversy stirring up around the boat crash involving KARE 11 anchor Julie Nelson.
Jamie Yuccas is the newest member of Delta's million mile flyer club! Jamie joins and shares her tips on how to pack, survive, and actually enjoy your time traveling that many miles in the air.
Attorney Chris Madel joins Chad with reaction and his legal opinion regarding the ruling and harsh words from Judge Schiltz regarding his decision to quash DOJ subpoenas against Jacob Frey, Tim Walz, Keith Ellison and others.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad with two segments of conversation about some big Wolves news over the last 24 hours before Chad jumps into debates over GLP-1 medications and proper tipping during Rapid Fire Radio.
Chad dives into some Rapid Fire Radio with the debates of whether GLP-1 medications should be treated as performance enhancing drugs for athletes and what the proper tip needs to be on a big restaurant bill.
Jon Krawczynski joins Chad to talk about Julius Randle being traded, assistant coach Micah Nori leading for a head job, and Ayo Dusunmu coming back to the Wolves. What does all of that news mean for what's coming next this offseason?
In which parts of your life are you as skilled as Shohei Ohtani is on a baseball field? Chad opens the show with that fun discussion, taking right and wrong answers, before Adam Carter joins for the usual Tuesday nonsense with Ask Adam Anything.
As Ronaldo takes over Portugal's match against Uzbekistan today, is Adam Carter locked in on everything to do with the World Cup? Ask Adam Anything!
In what aspects of your life are you as dominant as Shohei Ohtani is at baseball? Chad opens with that discussion and plenty of right and wrong answers.
Chad is fed up with the transportation hassles and quagmires around the Twin Cities this summer. He opens the show with that topic before moving onto segments and guests such as Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Susie Jones, Keith Ellison, Chip Scoggins, Jessica Poole of the 2026 USA Games and more!
Star Tribune sports columnist joins for Twins talk and more from the sports world before a conversation with Jessica Poole of the 2026 USA Games about the games taking place in the Twin Cities this week. Plus, what's the most annoying thing a guest can do in your home?
Chad speaks with Jessica Poole of the 2026 USA Games about the week of competition taking place in the Twin Cities this week, special moments from Saturday's opening ceremonies, and how fans get see the action.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad with talk about the Twins, offseason speculation regarding the Wolves and Wild, and a wonderful column Chip put out last week about an amazing young woman.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for two segments of fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before AG Keith Ellison joins with reaction to the ruling from Judge Schiltz to quash DOJ subpoenas against him, Governor Walz and others related to Operation Metro Surge.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad with reaction to Judge Schiltz quashing DOJ subpoenas today against him, Governor Walz and other prominent Democrats related to Operation Metro Surge.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with the story of her time in Duluth watching her son complete Grandma's Marathon.
Chad has lost patience with how difficult it is getting around town right now in the Twin Cities. We open with that topic before a discussion about the great disparity in how much money Americans should have saved for a comfortable retirement and the actual amount the average household has saved at retirement age.
A new report shares that Americans need about $1.5 million for a comfortable retirement and that the average retiree only has about $200K saved.
Road construction, cheaters in the HOV lanes, endless overspending on pointless light rail extensions...Chad has lost all faith in our transportation system around the Twin Cities.
In this episode, we’ll cover developing crime stories and updates on several cases reported by Audacy newsrooms over the past two weeks. These include jury selection in the Tops mass shooting case out of Buffalo, New York, and the latest news regarding Luigi Mangione’s trials.Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, KNX News in Los Angeles, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and WCCO News and Talk in the Twin Cities.
We’ll hear about termites buzzing around a historic site linked to vampires an all-female airplane race that’s soon taking to the skies. Featuring audio from Tommy Tucker out of WWL in New Orleans and the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.
We’ve got Brits coming across the pond to hang out at the Honky Tonk in Texas (and catch a World Cup game or two) and a baby Eagle recovering from a dangerous fall. Featuring audio from KRLD 1080's Mid-Morning Mike Check in Dallas and WWJ Newsradio in Detorit.
In this episode, we’re going to hear updates on multiple serial killer cases – the Keith Gibson case in Philadelphia, the Gilgo Beach killer in New York and the Slavemaster case in the Midwest. We'll also cover developing crime stories and updates on several cases reported by Audacy newsrooms this month. These include jury selection in the Tops mass shooting case out of Buffalo, New York, and the latest news regarding Luigi Mangione’s trials. Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio in Detriot, KNX News in Los Angeles, WBBM Newsradio in Chicago, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo, WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities, 1010 WINS in New York, The Dave Glover Show out of KMOX in St. Louis and The Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.
This week… is all about flying. First, we’ve got Brits coming across the pond to hang out at the Honky Tonk in Texas (and catch a World Cup game or two) and a baby Eagle recovering from a dangerous fall. Then, we’ll hear about termites buzzing around a historic site linked to vampires an all-female airplane race that’s soon taking to the skies. Featuring audio from the Mid-Morning Mike Check out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas, WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, Tommy Tucker out of WWL in New Orleans and the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.
Chris Egert is in for Chad today with talk to open the show about the current situation with Iran and, forgetting what's already happened, what should be done to fix the mess now. Plus, we hear about Olivia Miles and her great play in college that prepped her to take the Lynx and WNBA by storm this season, Sheletta Brundidge joins on a Feisty Friday, and the Am I Wrong? Committee chairman is here to share this week's resolutions.
Why does Chris Egert dislike soccer so much? We dig into that at the start of the hour before talk about The Pentagon admitting to using the Grok AI to aid in missile strikes in Iran. Plus, the Am I Wrong? Committee takes over for two segments to share their weekly resolutions.
The Am I Wrong? Committee is back for this week's resolutions and annoyed by stories in the news recently about parents complaining that their kids constant eating of berries is making them go broke.
Chris Egert shares his beefs about soccer as the US takes on Australia in their second World Cup match. Also, we get in trouble with some listeners for sharing the news of an early goal.
Chris Egert spends two fun segments with Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday before talk about the Mystic Lake Amphitheater officially opening tomorrow and listeners sharing their first concert experiences.
Chris Egert talks about the opening of the new Mystic Lake Amphitheater tomorrow and we hear from listeners about the very first concert they attended.
It's a Feisty Friday as Sheletta Brundidge joins Chris Egert to talk about what she's doing today on Juneteenth and much more!
Chris Egert is in for Chad today talking about what the next steps should be with Iran and speaking with Tom Noie of the South Bend Tribune about Olivia Miles and the player she was in college before taking over the WNBA as a rookie with the Lynx.
Tom Noie covered Olivia Miles while she was in college playing at Notre Dame and joined Chris Egert to talk about the player she was in college and why he's not surprised about the impact she's had with the Lynx immediately in her rookie season.
Chris Egert is in for Chad today and opens the show talking about the situation with Iran, not asking about what should have been done to avoid the current mess, but instead what the Trump administration should do now.
It's an abbreviated full show today due to a Twins game but we have an excellent hour as Chad talks politics and some silliness with Major Garrett before US Open and other golf discussion with Tom Lehman.
Tom Lehman joins Chad to talk about Shinnecock Hills, site of the US Open as round 1 begins today. Plus, we hear about how Tom feels about LIV golfers returning to the PGA Tour and more unsettling news regarding Phil Mickelson.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins with his analysis of the deal made with Iran and the criticism Democrats and some Republicans have shared . Plus, how would Major rate his own parallel parking skills?
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan continue the "Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction, benefitting NMDP" by auctioning off four VIP on field passes for the Ludacris concert at Target Field, plus an exclusive Minnesota Wild experience, and he talks with Angie Fitzgerald from the NMPD Corporate Foundation and Partnerships about the crucial role they play, why it's important to meet people where they're at, and more!
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan continue the "Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction, benefitting NMDP" by auctioning off a chance earning naming rights to the WCCO Radio Studio and an exclusive 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities experience!
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan continue the "Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction, benefitting NMDP" by auctioning off two tickets to the Minnesota Vikings vs Buffalo Bills Monday night game with Chad & Dave; you get to sit in the exclusive Delta Club, with access to the all-you-can-eat and drink lounge, and a State Fair Opening Day Taste Testing on the show at our WCCO booth, and he talks with Vice President of Research Steve Spellman on the improvements in research, working on a "near perfect" match, the key to learning, using stem cells and more.
Chad talks with NMDP Vice President of Research Steve Spellman on the improvements in research, working on a "near perfect" match. the key to learning and more, using stem cells and more.
Adam Carter joins Chad for the first hour to talk about the ingredients for a great graduation party and the usual fun with Ask Adam Anything before a round of Swift Takes!, Cory Provus on the Twins, Steve Simpson discussing his upcoming departure from WCCO, and Jamie Yuccas on her World Cup experience last night.
Our great friend and colleague Steve Simpson joins Chad in studio for two segments to discuss his long career in radio and decision to step away from WCCO soon in search of a new adventure before we catch up with Jamie Yuccas from to hear about her experience at a World Cup match last night.
Jamie Yuccas had good seats to see New Zealand and Iran play in the World Cup last night. She joins from LA to talk about the experience and what the political overtones felt like inside the stadium.
Our friend and fantastic colleague Steve Simpson joins Chad for two segments to share about a career in radio and his decision to leave WCCO for a new adventure in a couple weeks.
Chad tackles a multitude of topics over two segments of Swift Takes! before a conversation with Cory Provus about the great play this season from Byron Buxton and jumping back to the radio side of Twins broadcasts this week.
What made Cory Provus volunteer to jump back into the radio booth for the Twins this week? Cory joins Chad to talk about the fun reuniting with Dan Gladden on the radio broadcast this week and the fantastic season we're seeing from Byron Buxton.
Chad opens a round of Swift Takes! with commentary about a new survey showing the number of Americans considering themselves politically independent is growing.
Adam Carter hangs out for the entire hour with Chad to open the show talking about great graduation parties before jumping into Ask Adam Anything.
What makes a phenomenal graduation party? Adam Carter sticks around with Chad to start the show to debate the ingredients to a memorable grad party.
The show begins with two segments of talk about Iran, the UFC taking over the White House lawn and more with former congressman Dean Phillips. Later, Susie Jones joins for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and Chip Scoggins makes his usual Monday visit to talk sports. Plus, are you surprised by poll results showing how many Americans report they feel proud to be an American?
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad for two segments on sports and other fun before Chad reacts to breaking news of a B52 Bomber crash at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
Chad reacts to reports and live video of the scene at Edwards Air Force Base where a B52 Bomber crashed earlier in the day.
Have you heard Karl-Anthony Towns is an NBA champion with the Knicks? Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about Minnesota stars who won big elsewhere and share some fun Sid stories.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for two segments of the usual Monday fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about the UK pushing a social media ban for children under 16 and if we would support a similar move in the US.
The UK is ready to roll out a social media ban for everyone under age 16. Would you support a similar ban throughout the US?
Susie Jones is fantastic during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with complaints about a train whistle she often hears overnight in her home and a wonderfully terrible impression of what it sounds like.
Former Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to open the show on politics, an apparent deal with Iran and the UFC fights on the White House lawn last night before Chad reacts to survey results showing how Americans responded to the question about being proud to be an American.
Are you proud to be an American? Chad answers that question and reacts to a new NBC poll showing how America is feeling today.
Former Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad for two segments on what we know about a deal with Iran, how the conflict has played out compared to promises from President Trump, and reaction to disgusting works from UFC fighter Josh Hokit on the White House lawn last night.
In this episode, we're looking into the Vance Boelter trial in Minnesota. Boelter pleaded guilty this week to multiple charges related to stalking and killing of Minnesota House of Representatives Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark Hortman, as well as the stalking and shooting of Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman, his wife Yvette Hoffman. You might remember Boelter as the assassin who impersonated a police officer to stalk his victims. We’ll hear reactions to the Belter case and Belter’s plea deal, reported by Audacy station WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities.
In this episode, we’re focusing on two high profile cases – the Karmelo Anthony trial in Texas and the Vance Boelter trial in Minnesota. We'll get insight from inside the courtrooms. Featuring audio from KRLD 1080 in Dallas and WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities.
This week’s episode is taking us from the dark depths of the Great Lakes – where there was recently a research expedition – to the streets of New York City and Rio De Janeiro in Brazil, where dangers lurk beneath pedestrians’ feet. Featuring audio from Mike Rogers and the Other Side of the News out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas, WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, 1010 WINS in New York City, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City and the Dave Glover Show out of KMOX in St. Louis.
The show begins with debate over whether Mary Moriarty should push ahead with the state's case against Vance Boelter of the federal plea deal is enough. After that, we have a great run of guests including Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler, Sheletta Brundidge, NBA Finals voice Mike Breen, famed reporter Tom Delmonico and the weekly Am I Wrong? resolutions.
Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered on this date in 1994. That brings Chad to open the hour with talk about the biggest falls from grace we've seen from celebrities as happened with OJ Simpson. Later, intrepid reporter Tom Delmonico joins from Los Angeles to preview a weekend of covering both the World Cup and the White House UFC fights before we jump into Am I Wrong? to wrap up the show.
The Committee chairman is back with this week's Am I Wrong? resolutions surrounding a surprise visit from Sheletta with a treat of fresh fried chicken for the show.
Famed, intrepid and globetrotting reporter Tom Delmonico joins Chad as he prepares to cover the US vs Paraguay World Cup match in LA tonight before traveling to the White House for the UFC fight card Sunday night.
It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge joins for a serious and emotional discussion about the impact of faith on her life before some fun talking about the best spots in town for fried chicken. Later, Mike Breen joins Chad to talk about where we stand after 4 games of the NBA Finals.
Voice of the NBA Mike Breen joins Chad with talk about the shocking comeback by the Knicks in game 4 of the NBA Finals, praise for KAT's play, and what he expects in game 5.
Sheletta Brundidge makes her Friday visit to the show with an amazing, emotional discussion about the powerful impact of faith on her life before some fun talking about the best spots in town for fried chicken.
Is it the right move for Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty to continue with the state's case against Vance Boelter now with the federal plea deal settled? Chad opens the show with that debate before some talk about travel news with Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler.
Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler joins Chad to talk about some of the latest travel news and share about where you can check out a live Thrifty Traveler Podcast show tonight at the Parkway Theater!
In light of the federal plea deal including consecutive life sentences for Vance Boelter, should Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty continue the state's case against Boelter or is the federal sentence enough?
Chad's fantastic lineup of guests throughout the show today includes Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11, Colonel David Hunt, Star Tribune reporter Jeff Day, GOP Senate candidate Michele Tafoya and DFL Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy!
GOP Senate candidate Michele Tafoya joins Chad in studio for an extended interview her campaign and stances on several issues before a conversation with DFL Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy about continuing to push for state dollars to support businesses hurt during Operation Metro Surge.
Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy joins Chad to expand on why she and the DFL continues a push for economic recovery dollars to support businesses impacted by Operation Metro Surge
Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya joins Chad in studio for an extended interview about her views on several issues and why she believes she can end the long losing stream Republicans have in running in statewide offices in Minnesota.
Star Tribune reporter Jeff Day joins in studio for two segments on the investigation piece into Vance Boelter's 43- hour evasion of authorities nearly a year ago before a conversation about how tobacco companies bought food companies and hooked Americans on ultraprocessed foods the same way they did with cigarettes.
Chad reacts to the news piece explaining how tobacco companies bought up food companies and used the same tactics that hooked Americans on tobacco with ultraprocessed foods.
Star Tribune reporter Jeff Day joins Chad in studio for two segments to share about the incredible piece detailing Vance Boelter's 43-hour evasion of authorities nearly a year ago.
Chad begins the show with our friend and Wednesday regular Rena Sarigianopoulos to discuss the challenges for working parents to provide care for their kids during the summer months. Later, get details on the Apache helicopter hit by an Iranian drone from Colonel David Hunt and get his opinion on what is needed to achieve total victory in Iran.
Colonel David Hunt joins to provide details about how Iran hit a US Apache helicopter was by a drone and the amazing luck that allowed the pilots to survive. Plus, Colonel Hunt tells us why he believes it would take at least 100,000 troops on the ground in Iran to attain a total victory.
Our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11 joins to share about what her daughter is up to today and the cost and challenges in organizing care with two working parents.
The full show today features good talkers, breaking news updates from south Minneapolis and a fantastic guest lineup including Chris Madel, Adam Carter for Ask Adam Anything, Pat Garofalo, Tim Leger and Jamie Yuccas.
ESPN NBA analyst Tim Legler joins Chad to talk about the NBA Finals series after three games and the unique environment inside of Madison Square Garden last night before we catch up with Jamie Yuccas for her weekly segment!
Are all the votes counted yet? Jamie Yuccas joins from Los Angeles to update us on results of elections in California now over a week after voting day.
ESPN basketball analyst Tim Legler joins Chad to talk about the crazy atmosphere inside of Madison Square Garden last night for game 3 and how the Spurs were able to get a victory to pull back into the series.
Chad opens the hour arguing that it's impossible today to argue that attacking Iran was anything but a mistake. Later, former Rep. Pat Garofalo joins to tell us about his issues with the state of Minnesota and what needs changing to improved the lives of all within the state.
Former representative Pat Garofalo joins Chad to speak about his piece in the Star Tribune outlining where he thinks Minnesota is failing and what needs to change to improve the lives of everyone in the state.
Is there any way to argue today that attacking Iran was anything but a mistake? Chad opens the hour with that discussion after confirmed reports that the American helicopter was shot down by fire from Iran.
Attorney Chris Madel joins Chad to talk about the MPD whistleblower he represents and another client of his, Alpha News, and their negotiating attempt to purchase the Star Tribune. Later, Adam Carter joins for the usual Tuesday Q&A with Ask Adam Anything.
Has Adam Carter ever fallen asleep while making love? What was he doing while appearing in the dream of a WCCO listener? Adam Carter is here for another round of Ask Adam Anything!
Attorney Chris Madel joins Chad to begin the show sharing what he can about the MPD whistleblower he represents that brought issues to light about former chief Brian O'Hara. Plus, Madel, who also represents Alpha News, tells us about the story of Alpha attempting to purchase the Star Tribune and speaks on his strong disagreement with the DOJ not seeing the death penalty against Vance Boelter.
Chad has a good mix of some some fun and serious topics and a good guest lineup featuring Bloomington PD chief Booker Hodges, Susie Jones with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated, Dr. Michael Osterholm and Monday regular Chip Scoggins.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad two his usual two segments on sports topics on a Monday before we discuss President Trump's behavior during an interview on Meet the Press before cutting it off.
Chad reacts to President Trump's behavior in his interview on Meet the Press and how he responded to difficult and challenging questions from Kristen Welker.
Chip Scoggins joins for the usual two segments on sports talking about Olivia Miles, the NBA Finals and more!
Susie Jones joins for two segments of fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a visit with Dr. Michael Osterholm about the woeful state of HHS and inability to respond to an emergency today under RFK Jr's leadership. Plus, Chad reacts to some what Scott Pelley said about his firing from CBS News and 60 Minutes in his interview with the NY Times.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad with talk about Ebola concerns around the world and a crushing review of how RFK Jr. has HHS completely unprepared for the next huge problem to hit the US.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave feeling tired and punchy for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
What's your favorite spot to be in Minnesota? Chad opens the show with that topic after spending the weekend his personal favorite location. Later, Bloomington police chief Booker Hodges joins to talk about policing during the summer months and why he has no interest in pursuing the chief job in Minneapolis. Plus, Chad details new accusations against former MPD chief Brian O'Hara shared by the Star Tribune.
Bloomington PD chief Booker Hodges joins Chad to talk about the unique challenges facing his department with summer here and increased gang activity. Plus, Hodges talks about the situation with former MPD chief Brian O'Hara and made it clear he is no interest in pursuing that open job.
This week, we’ll hear about a family annihilator case that has shocked communities in Western New York, with a focus on how such cases can impact the mental health of investigators who work on them. We’ll also take a deep look at the Karmelo Anthony case in Texas. Eighteen-year-old Anthony is accused of stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf last year at a Frisco track meet. Anthony’s trial began this week, and it’s already causing controversy. Featuring audio from WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
Felisha Hatcher speaks about the reality of losing her son, Nick, who was murdered last month. We'll also hear about a decaying body found in the Bronx, a stabbing in Times Square, a hostage situation in California, several crimes in the Philadelphia area and more. Featuring audio from 1010 WINS in New York City, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WWJ Newsradio in Detroit and KNX News in Los Angeles,
We’ll learn about The Backrooms, a movie inspired by the phrase that actually bringing young people to the movies this summer. Then, we’ll hear from an expert on eerie places and experiences about the psychology of fear, belief and more.Featuring audio from KNX News in Los Angeles and Paranormal 360 of out WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities.
What are your favorite summer activities? Are you into water sports, hiking, barbecuing, checking out roller coasters, maybe playing some frisbee or disc golf? If you said yes to that last one – did you know that you could go pro? Professional disc golfers are heading to the World Disc Golf Championships later this summer, and we’ll hear all about it. Maybe outdoor activities aren’t your thing, and you prefer a nice, air-conditioned movie theater with some buttery popcorn and a big slushie. You may have noticed that your options for that experience are shrinking, as movie theaters close across the U.S. Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio in Detroit and , the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City.
In addition to quick dispatches, we’ll hear about a family annihilator case that has shocked communities in Western New York, with a focus on how such cases can impact the mental health of investigators who work on them. We’ll also take a deep look at the Karmelo Anthony case in Texas. Eighteen-year-old Anthony is accused of stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf last year at a Frisco track meet. Anthony’s trial began this week, and it’s already causing controversy. Featuring audio from 1010 WINS in New York City, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, KNX News in Los Angeles, WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
What are your favorite summer activities? Are you into water sports, hiking, barbecuing, checking out roller coasters, maybe playing some frisbee or disc golf? If you said yes to that last one – did you know that you could go pro? Professional disc golfers are heading to the World Disc Golf Championships later this summer, and we’ll hear all about it. Maybe outdoor activities aren’t your thing, and you prefer a nice, air-conditioned movie theater with some buttery popcorn and a big slushie. You may have noticed that your options for that experience are shrinking, as movie theaters close across the U.S. Our second stop will real the life backrooms – that’s a phrase for eerie, abandoned public spaces that’s popular online – of these shuttered cinemas. Then, we’ll learn about The Backrooms, a movie inspired by the phrase that actually bringing young people to the movies this summer. Finally, we’ll hear from an expert on eerie places and experiences about the psychology of fear, belief and more.Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, KNX News in Los Angeles and Paranormal 360 of out WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities.
This hour Scott Korzenowski (in for Chad Hartman) talks about the issues the folks at George Floyd Square are facing and why the Minneapolis City Council is making it worse, people rally for a northern Minnesota teenager, plus we have "Am I Wrong?'
Scott Korzenowski (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Jon Krawczynski from The Athletic about Karl Anthony-Towns growth as a player and person, why he's even more unselfish than people realize, is Wemby the best player in the NBA and more.
This hour Scott Korzenowski (in for Chad Hartman) discusses the University of Minnesota changing their slogans, why there is some backlash to Artificial Intelligence, he gets into the turmoil at CBS 60 Minutes, and he chats up Jon Krawczynski about Karl Anthony-Towns growth.
This hour Scott Korzenowski (in for Chad Hartman) talks about Tina Smith speaks out on Metro Surge, we get an update on Trump's ballroom, he discusses the state cutting Medicaid funding, and FIFA needs to own their pricing mistake.
This hour Chad wonders why so many people are against same sex marriage, and if it's really about acceptance or something else and he's joined in studio by Jason DeRusha.
Chad is joined in studio by Jason DeRusha as they discuss previous dating issues, robo taxis, would Joe Rogan be a good fit for 60 Minutes and more.
This hour Chad wonders why so many people are against same sex marriage, and if it's really about acceptance or something else.
his hour Chad chats up his long time friend "Jimmy Jam" Harris as they discuss the Prince celebration at Paisley Park, Chad discusses the great NBA Finals Game 1, the Las Vegas Golden Knights catching a break, are we underappreciating Shohei Ohtani and more.
Chad discusses the NBA Finals Game 1 gem between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, Karl Anthony-Towns ascension, are we underappreciating Shohei Ohtani and more!
Chad is joined by his long time friend "Jimmy Jam" Harris as they discuss the Prince celebration at Paisley Park, what would Prince be doing now, how close potential projects would have been, who could direct a potential Prince documentary, playing the Minnesota State Fair, and now
This hour Chad Hartman by continuing the conversation from Adam and Jordana about French kissing, it's also "Text a Topic", and he's joined by CBS News Correspondent Major Garrett.
Chad talks with CBS News Correspondent Major Garrett about the current turbulence at CBS News, how he handles contentious questions with a President, why we have to adhere to Constitutional norms, the tough week for President Trump, reaction to the Jill Biden book and more.
Chad kicks off his show by continuing the conversation from Adam and Jordana about French kissing, and it's also "Text a Topic."
A busy show begins with Ask Adam Anything, Lou Nanne on his 85th birthday, and Jacob Frey over the first hour before an extended visit with Andy Luger in hour two, and the final hour featuring a tribute to Larry Fitzgerald Sr. and our regular visit with Jamie Yuccas.
Chad shares memories and thoughts of Larry Fitzgerald Sr. after we learned of his passing yesterday at age 71. Plus, we dig into some state politics and some of the blunders made in recent days and Jamie Yuccas makes her regular appearance from LA!
Who will Los Angeles voters support today as they go the polls for primary voting in the race for the next mayor? Jamie Yuccas joins us from LA on that drama and other fun topics!
Chad shares his memories of longtime sports writer Larry Fitzgerald Sr. after learning of his passing Monday at age 71.
Chad shares three excellent segments with former US Attorney Andy Luger discussing the departer of Brian O'Hara as MPD chief, the large number of lawyers who have left the DOJ, Aimee Bock's lengthy prison sentence, and why Andy has the greatest grandchildren in the world.
Former US Attorney Andy Luger discusses the prison sentence for Aimee Bock and other issues wrapping up an extended visit to the show.
Former US Attorney Andy Luger shares with Chad why he feels disappointment in the departure of MPD chief Brian O'Hara while calling O'Hara a good friend and highlighting the good work he did during his time leading the department.
Chad has a packed opening hour today featuring Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter, Lou Nanne on his 85th birthday, and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on the latest MPD news.
Minneapolis Mayor addresses his decision to name Bill Peterson as interim chief to replace acting chief Katie Blackwell, as well as new reporting regarding the departure of former chief Brian O'Hara.
Lou Nanne joins Chad on his 85th birthday to share some stories from a life full of incredible tales.
Adam Carter moves to prime time on the show today as we lead the show off with Ask Adam Anything!
What does Kendall Qualls think of Republicans citing voting problems when discussing him winning the party's endorsement for Governor and how did he feel about the MN GOP convention holding a moment of silence for Derek Chauvin? Qualls joins to open the show before plenty of reaction to the interview, Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Susie Jones, sports with Chip Scoggins, Annette Meeks calling both party conventions a 'dumpster fire' and much more!
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad for two segments on the biggest sports stories from the weekend before we dive back into politics with Annette Meeks and her opinion that we've seen the last of the current endorsement process in Minnesota for both parties.
Freedom Foundation of Minnesota CEO Annette Meeks joins Chad to call out the 'dumpster fire' endorsement process on display from both parties over the weekend and shares her prediction that we've seen the end of that process in Minnesota.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad with his thoughts on the man the Vikings brought in from Seattle be their next general manager. Plus, good stuff on Chet Holmgren's struggles and the criticism he received after OKC's game 7 loss to San Antonio and more.
Susie Jones joins us for two segments of fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before discussion about a survey showing a surprisingly high number of workers experiencing significant anxiety over being pulled back into the office from a remote work situation.
Are 55% of workers returning to the office really feeling so anxious about it they are breaking down in tears at work?
Susie Jones joins us for the regular Monday fun with Overrated, Underrated of Properly Rated by criticizing fellow book club members for not reading last month's book, but also admitting she is listening to the book for this month on tape instead of reading it.
GOP endorsed gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls joins Chad at the start of the hour for an extended interview, followed by plenty of reaction to what Qualls said and did not say.
Chad reacts to GOP endorsed gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls struggling to provide a straight answer to a question about the party holding a moment of silence at their convention for Derek Chauvin.
Near the end of our interview with GOP endorsed gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls, Chad asked Qualls his opinion on the party convention recognizing a moment of silence for Derek Chauvin. Qualls struggled to give a straight answer.
Republican endorsed gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls joins Chad to discuss earning the party endorsement over the weekend. Near the end of the interview Chad asks his opinion on a moment of silence at the convention for Derek Chauvin and Qualls struggles to give a straight response.
Deborah Humenney was murdered 50 years ago in Michigan. Now, her convicted killer might go free, and her sister explained why she’s doing everything she can to prevent that from happening in an interview with Audacy. Before we get to those stories, we have some quick crime roundups from coast to coast, including updates to the Matthew Perry death investigation in Los Angeles and another investigation into the death of a professional dancer in New York. Special thanks to KNX News in Los Angeles, 1010 WINS in New York City, WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.
Memorial Day kicked off the unofficial start of summer last weekend, and with warming temperatures, some communities have reported that crime is heating up. According to data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics, more crimes do tend to happen in the summer. In this episode, we’ll check in with some responses to a recent crime uptick including two officer-involved cases in Buffalo, New York. In another case out of Pennsylvania, a man with an extensive criminal record allegedly tried to kill a police officer before authorities fatally shot him. Featuring audio from Marty Griffin of KDKA in Pittsburgh, WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and WBBM Newsradio in Chicago.
This week, we’re headed to the seashore for our peek into the unusual. Our first stop is Riviera Beach, Florida, where we’ll hear about the lucky recovery of a fanny pack filled with thirty thousand dollars – you’ll never guess never guess where came from. Then, we’ll sail around to New Orleans, Louisiana, on the Gulf Coast to check on the global gathering of tall ships – think pirate ships with those tall sails – for the 250th anniversary of the U.S. this summer. Featuring audio from The Bob Rose Show out of 97.3 The Sky in Gainesville and Tommy Tucker out of WWL in New Orleans.
We’ll learn about a surprising summer hazard, beach and café umbrellas that turn deadly. Then, we’ll listen in to a conversation about whether the Dead Sea is doomed to dry up soon. Featuring audio from the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City and Adam & Jordana out of WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities.
Memorial Day kicked off the unofficial start of summer last weekend, and with warming temperatures, some communities have reported that crime is heating up. In this episode, we’ll check in with some responses to a recent crime uptick including two officer-involved cases in Buffalo, New York. We'll also look into the murder of Deborah Humenney 50 years ago in Detroit, Mich. Now, her convicted killer might go free, and her sister explained why she’s doing everything she can to prevent that from happening in an interview with Audacy. Other cases covered include the death of Matthew Perry. Featuring audio from KNX News in Los Angeles, 1010 WINS in New York City, WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities, KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, Marty Griffin of KDKA in Pittsburgh and WBEN News and Talk in Buffalo and WBBM Newsradio in Chicago.
This week, we’re headed to the seashore for our peek into the unusual. Our first stop is Riviera Beach, Florida, where we’ll hear about the lucky recovery of a fanny pack filled with thirty thousand dollars – you’ll never guess never guess where came from. Then, we’ll sail around to New Orleans, Louisiana, on the Gulf Coast to check on the global gathering of tall ships – think pirate ships with those tall sails – for the 250th anniversary of the U.S. this summer. In the second half of the show, things will get a bit scarier. We’ll learn about a surprising summer hazard, beach and café umbrellas that turn deadly. Then, we’ll listen in to a conversation about whether the Dead Sea is doomed to dry up soon. Featuring audio from the Bob Rose Show out of 97.3 The Sky in Gainesville, Tommy Tucker out of WWL in New Orleans, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City and Adam & Jordana out of WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities.
It's a birthday show for Chad as he celebrates today! We open the show talking birthdays while playing Text-a-Topic before a lineup of guests including Major Garrett, Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge, Tom Hauser, and the Am I Wrong? Committee Chairman.
Chad's final hour features two segments on Minnesota politics with Tom Hauser live from the GOP nominating convention in Duluth before turning it over to the Am I Wrong? committee for the weekly resolutions.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser is in Duluth for the GOP nominating convention. He joins Chad with what to watch for today and tomorrow from both parties as Republicans gather in Duluth and Democrats meet in Rochester.
Sheletta Brundidge joins us in studio for two segments of fun and some serious stuff on a Feisty Friday before Chad shares about the wonderful golf trip he took earlier this week with some friends.
Chad shares about a fabulous trip with friends, some old and some new, to play a few rounds of incredible golf.
Our great friend Sheletta Brundidge is in on a Feisty Friday talking about her upcoming trip to see Twin Cities residents receive a JFK Profile in Courage award this weekend, Brian O'Hara's resignation, the arrest in Texas of the ICE agent responsible for a North Minneapolis shooting during Operation Metro Surge and more!
Happy 61st birthday to Chad! We open the show with some birthday discussion and Text-a-Topic before our weekly visit on politics with Major Garrett of CBS News.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins for his weekly visit to talk about artists continuing to drop out of the Freedom 250 concert lineup, the state of peace negotiations with Iran, Pam Bondi testifying today and more!
We have some fun with Text-a-Topic to open a special birthday show for Chad as he turns 61 today!
Adam Carter is in for Chad today opening the show with reaction to the surprising resignation of MPD Chief Brian O'Hara and sharing his opinion that O'Hara, while responsible for his behavior leading to the resignation, also never had a true shot at succeeding in the role of Chief. Later, guests on the show include Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11, Star Tribune music critic Chris Riemenschneider, and MN-Fish executive director Mark Holsten.
What is the point of party nominations today? Adam Carter opens up Rapid Fire Radio with that question before a conversation about if we believe Jacob Frey regarding the resignation of Brian O'Hara and the circumstances that led to the move. Plus, MN-Fish executive director Mark Holsten joins to talk about new data showing anglers are pulling 80 million pounds of fish out of Minnesota lakes each year.
MN-Fish executive director Mark Holsten joins Adam Carter with his thoughts on a new report showing anglers are pulling way more fish out of our lakes that we previously thought.
What is the point of political party nominations today? Adam Carter does some Rapid Fire Radio leading with that topic before jumping back into the conversation about MPD Chief Brian O'Hara's resignation and what Mayor Jacob Frey said about the circumstances leading up to it during last night's press conference.
Do you have the guts to tell an unwanted guest to leave? Adam Carter opens the hour with that topic and some stories related to it from his own life. Later, Star Tribune music critic Chris Riemenschneider joins to preview some of the most intriguing concert acts coming to the Twin Cities this summer.
Star Tribune music critic Chris Riemenschneider joins Adam Carter to talk about the list he compiled with Jon Bream sharing the 30 most intriguing shows coming to town this summer.
If you are out to eat with a friend or spouse and someone you know stops by a pulls up a chair, do you have the guts telling them they've overstayed their welcome?
Adam Carter fills in for Chad today and opens the show discussing the resignation of MPD Chief Brian O'Hara, the investigation report that forced the resignation, and Adam's feeling that O'Hara never had a chance to succeed as chief. Plus, our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her weekly visit to the program.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Adam Carter to talk about her wonderfully exciting summer plans which include sitting outside in her back yard and avoiding people.
Adam Carter, in for Chad today, reacts to the resignation of MPD Chief Brian O'Hara, allegations of his misconduct, and Adam shares his feeling that O'Hara never stood a chance of succeeding in Minneapolis.
The show begins with conversation about an online firestorm set off by folks upset after seeing a post on Memorial Day from Jacob Frey marking six years since the death of George Floyd. Later, you'll hear from guests including Adam Carter playing Ask Adam Anything, Paul Molitor, Adam Schwarze and Jamie Yuccas!
Should Minnesota mandate that insurance companies fully cover IVF treatment? Chad opens the hour with that ongoing debate which is in the news again before we catch up with Jamie Yuccas from Los Angeles.
Jamie Yuccas joins from LA to share about the serious worries of a possible massive explosion that he residents evacuation parts of Orange County over the weekend before we transition to some lighter topics.
The debate over mandate medical insurance coverage for IVF treatment is back in the news and Chad says it's time to make it happen.
Paul Molitor joins Chad for talk about how the Twins have performed over the first third of the season before a conversation with GOP Senate candidate Adam Schwarze about his campaign and hopes to win the party's endorsement this weekend.
Chad speaks with Republican Senate candidate Adam Schwarze about his campaign, why he believes he can win in November, the importance of winning the party nomination and much more.
Hall-of-Famer Paul Molitor joins Chad with his thoughts on the first third of the Twins season and what they've done to stay competitive.
Chad opens the show with reaction to the firestorm over Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's post about six years since the death of George Floyd early on Memorial Day before we jump into some fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything.
What does Adam Carter love most about Chicago that has him looking seriously about getting a place in the Windy City? Adam is excellent on that and much more during Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the show reacting to the uproar over Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey posting to X earlier in the day marking six years since the death before a post commemorating Memorial Day later in the afternoon.
Chad has a truncated show today before Twins baseball and spends some time on multiple Memorial Day topics.
We’re travelling to the bottom of the Great Lakes to explore a notorious shipwreck on this episode with an interview from WWJ Newsradio in Detroit, then heading south to Louisiana where WWL’s Tommy Tucker digs into the dangerous and sometimes deadly feral hog infestation and finally to the bear-filled forests of the Ozarks, where the Dana & Parks Show out of Kansas City said multiple attacks have recently been reported.
Rochelle Olson of the Star Tribune makes her regular appearance to talk politics and share from this week's Cheers & Jeers column before Am I Wrong? is taken over by The Meanest Mom in Minnesota!
Thanks to her generous donation at our NMDP auction earlier this year, The Meanest Mom in Minnesota joins us in studio for Am I Wrong? with some fantastic resolutions!
Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Chad for her regular Friday visit to talk about the local political news and share from this week's Cheers & Jeers column.
Sheletta Brundidge makes a visit to the studio today for Feisty Friday to talk about her photo getting removed from the wall of the station, meet a couple new friends, enlighten us on where to find the best broasted chicken in Minnesota and much more.
Chad shares the results of a new survey ranking the best convenience stores in America and Sheletta opens his eyes to what she says is the best broasted chicken in Minnesota, found at M&H in Hastings.
It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta lives up to that today as she comes in studio very upset that someone would remove the photo of herself she put on the WCCO radio wall last weekend.
Chad opens the show mocking a ridiculous statement made by Adam Carter earlier in the day, hearing some great stories about awkward celebrity encounters, and diving deep into politics and world events with Major Garrett of CBS News.
Major Garrett of CBS News makes his weekly appearance to talk about the situation with a possible peace between Israel and Hamas, the Nobel Peace Prize awarded today, Marjorie Taylor Greene and more.
Adam Carter hangs around to defend the absolutely absurd statement he made earlier on the Adam & Jordana show and we also hear some stories about uncomfortable brushes with celebrities based of his story of meeting Lou Ferigno.
President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.
The listeners take over leading the conversation for the first half of the hour with Text-a-Topic before Jason DeRusha joins to discuss the possibility of National Guard troops arriving to the streets of Minneapolis.
Do you believe National Guard troops could be a benefit to Minneapolis and lowering crime levels? How should they be utilized if it does happen. Jason DeRusha joins Chad on that conversation and reaction to what MPD Chief Brian O'Hara said about it earlier today with Adam & Jordana.
What do you want to hear on the radio? Chad opens the flood gates for the listeners to choose what they want from the show with Text-a-Topic!
We have two segments of Wild and NHL discussion with Bill Guerin to open the hour before Chad gets an update on the progress science is having in the battle against cancer from Dr. Emil Lou of the U of M medical school and Masonic Cancer Center.
Dr. Emil Lou of the U of M medical school and Masonic Cancer Center joins Chad to share about how science is faring in the battle against cancer with finding better detection and treatments.
The Wild season opens tonight in St. Louis against the Blues and Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about his club and much more on hockey and other topics.
Pam Bondi faced the Senate as James Comey faced arraignment and the Democratic governors of American handled National Guard deployment -- or threat of it -- on their streets. This has been a historic week in the U.S. systen of justice and here's what happened. On Deadline is produced and written by Christy Strawser and Lauren Barry.
Are you willing to give President Trump credit for a pending peace deal between Israel and Hamas? Chad discusses that question and we hear from Aaron David Miller with his analysis on the status of a peace deal before we lighten things up with talk about our favorite Dairy Queens in Minnesota.
There's nobody better to analyze situations in the Middle East than Aaron David Miller and he joined Chad with thoughts and insight on what the deal means so far for any hope of lasting peace.
Chad opens the show talking about the deal as it stands between Israel and Hamas and if those who oppose President Trump on almost everything are willing to give him credit in bringing the two sides together and getting a peace deal this far.
Steven Schier of Carleton College joins to talk with Chris Egert about the political battle happening with the government shutdown and which side may crack first. Later, Chris shares the good news of Minnesota taking back the honor of housing the best restroom in America, the dangers our phones pose to our health, and how many friends a person can actually have.
For the third time, Minnesota is home to the greatest restroom in Minnesota! Chris Egert tells us where to find it as we discuss the finer points that make a high quality restroom.
Political scientist Steven Schier of Carleton College joins Chris Egert to discuss the politics of the ongoing federal government shutdown and which party is coming out ahead.
How much is the government shutdown actually disrupting air travel today? Aviation expert Scott Hamilton joins Chris Egert on that topic before a discussion about a perceived lack of leadership within the Democratic party and a new study showing that your bumper sticker may create more anger in other drivers than you realize.
In the middle of taking a shot at Ilhan Omar, President Trump says the Democrats are a party without a leader. Is he correct? Who do you believe is leading the Democrats right now?
News reports recently have spoken of delayed flights and a shortage of air traffic controllers due to the government shutdown. Aviation expert Scott Hamilton joins Chris Egert to speak about what's actually happening at America's airports.
Chris Egert is covering for Chad today talking about the possibility of National Guard troops coming to the Twin Cities, how successful Minnesota's farms have been with this year's harvest, and a new list of America's favorite fall foods showing major disrespect to Minnesota's wild rice soup.
Chris Egert speaks with Garen Paulson from U of M Extension about the fall harvest in our state and how Minnesota farmers are being impacted by tariffs and the government shutdown.
Governor Walz said yesterday he's preparing for President Trump to call National Guard troops to the Twin Cities as he has in Washington DC, Chicago and Portland. Chris Egert is in for Chad today and opens the show with a discussion about what that would mean to the cities and residents.
If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life, what would it be? Chad opens the hour with that topic and a conversation about the amount of jobs that could be taken over by AI over the next decade. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins from LA to share some fun on multiple topics.
Chad has several topics for Jamie Yuccas today including gauging her interest in joining a group of random women at an adult summer camp experience.
Chad reacts to a report about the immense amount of jobs that could be lost over the next decade to AI.
Chad reacts to a story about the amount of fatal accidents that involve a driver under the influence of THC before a conversation about hypocrisy and accountability.
Chad opens a conversation about hypocrisy in ourselves and others and if we are too quick to judge on past words and actions instead of acknowledging that people are allowed to learn and grow.
Chad shares the data of a new study showing elevated THC levels in victims of fatal accidents, leading to a discussion about the difficulties of measuring the dangers of driving under the influence alcohol or marijuana and how it can be different for everyone.
As Chad jumps in at the end of the news with Susie Jones, we learn that Dave hasn't been invited to the party it seems everyone else at WCCO will be attending this weekend. Later, Chad shares thoughts on a meaningless day of congressional hearings with AG Pam Bondi and Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter joins the show live from the northern White House for our weekly fun with Ask Adam Anything.
Chad opens the show with thoughts on Pam Bondi appearing at a Senate hearing and how it's the latest of these events that is a complete waste of our time and attention.
Chad shares his opinions on the documentary A Precarious State and we speak with Patrick Reusse about the Vikings winning in London and marking 20 years since the infamous 'love boat' cruise on Lake Minnetonka.
Patrick Reusse has been paid to write thousands of columns, but describes the column he wrote after the Vikings 'love boat' cruise exactly 20 years ago as the one he would have paid a lot of money to write.
Chad reviews Rick Kupchella's documentary A Precarious State by saying it was truthful, well constructed, but also provided no information that he found to be new.
Former Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek joins Chad to share his thoughts on immigration and fraud in Minnesota before some fun with Susie Jones and Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Susie Jones got to watch her son complete the Twin Cities Marathon on Sunday. That topic led the way today during our fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Rich Stanek, former Hennepin County Sheriff, joins Chad to share his opinions and experience in our state's immigration fraud problems that he claims go back many years.
Former Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad for two segments on politics before we jump into some Vikings talk after the win over Cleveland in London.
What should the Vikings do at QB after the bye week with the team at 3-2? Chad reacts to that question and a big late game drive led by Carson Wentz to get the Vikings a win over the Browns in London.
Former Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad with plenty of political topics to discuss and excellent thoughts and analysis on the government shutdown, ending the Israel/Hamas war, and Governor Walz seeking a third term in office.
On this "Something Offbeat" weird news roundup, you'll hear about cat fed to a snake from WWL’s Scoot, a man pretending to be a higher schooler from the Dana and Parks Show out of KMBZ and new road rage data from WCCO’s Adam and Jordana.
Our final hour with Tim Pawlenty in for Chad today touches on some key issues impacting the state, including how our voter demographics are changing around the state and the health of Minnesota's business climate.
Jim Schultz of the Minnesota Private Business Council joins Tim Pawlenty to talk about the health of today's businesses and some of the greatest challenges companies are facing around the state.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty responds to a text question with a discussion about how Minnesota voters make their choices at the polls and how blue and red demographics have shifted in recent years as populations in the second and third ring suburbs has grown.
Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Tim Pawlenty to talk politics and dig into her Cheers & Jeers for this week before we get into some topics related to the Vikings and a discussion about the changing landscape of cable TV and how that impacts sports teams and leagues which have relied on that money for many years.
How do you feel about the Vikings' chances against the Browns this Sunday and where in the world would you most love to travel to see the Vikings play?
Minnesota Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Tim Pawlenty to discuss some politics and dive into many of the topics she wrote about in this week's Cheers & Jeers.
Tim Pawlenty is in for Chad today with plenty of political topics over the opening hour including the continuing federal government shutdown, poll results showing how many Americans are disillusioned by politics and our divided country, and Rick Kupchella joins to discuss his documentary A Precarious State which debuted last night.
After watching the new documentary A Precarious State, Tim Pawlenty discusses the work, content and data with creator Rick Kupchella.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty is in for Chad today and opens the show with talk about the federal government shutdown, what he sees happening from each party, and if there's how for a quick resolution.
Chad continues the conversation that began last hour about the continued erosion of our trust in the American news media before Jason DeRusha stops in for his regular Thursday visit for our final two segments.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad to talk about what he learned from Rick Kupchella about Rick's documentary A Precarious State that premieres tonight on some ABC stations around Minnesota.
What's the cause of American's continuing to lose trust in media sources and can it be turned around? Chad continues the conversation that began during the previous hour.
Major Garrett joins at the top of the hour to talk politics and backing his Padres in the MLB postseason. Plus, how do we overcome the problem this country has with the continually eroding trust in media?
Chad shares new polling data about the level is distrust Americans have in our media and how many Americans believe violence is necessary to get our country 'back on track.' How do we fix this?
Excellent content from Major Garrett of CBS News with us today on the federal government shutdown, the arguments both parties are making in blaming the other side, and his confidence in the Padres getting a win today in Chicago to advance our of the Wild Card round in the MLB playoffs.
Chad opens the show telling the story of being on the receiving end of a traffic tantrum simply while pulling up to a spot to parallel park today and hearing from listeners about how they choose to act when upset behind the wheel. Later, we pull a surprise move by bringing the Am I Wrong? Committee's weekly resolutions to the stage.
Would Susie Jones be a first ballot inductee into a hypothetical WCCO Radio Hall of Fame? The Am I Wrong? Committee opens their weekly segment with a resolution saying she absolutely deserves it.
Chad opens the show telling the story of being on the receiving end of a traffic tantrum simply while pulling up to a spot to parallel park today and hearing from listeners about how they choose to act when upset behind the wheel.
Two segments of great political insight and discussion with KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser leads off the hour before we celebrate with Susie Jones on the eve of her 29th anniversary working at WCCO.
Susie Jones will celebrate 29 years at WCCO radio tomorrow and she joins Chad to talk about some of the best and worst times from nearly three decades at The Good Neighbor.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad with great insight on what's happening with the government shutdown, Republicans as they continue looking for election candidates and what's happening between the DFL and GOP in St. Paul.
Representative Harry Niska joins Chad with the reaction from him and fellow Republicans to Governor Walz and the DFL announcing their proposal for a special session on gun violence and school safety. Later, we get into Vikings talk and much more with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller is excellent today with Chad on his love of Mall of America, passion for Weird Al Yankovic, how much trouble the Vikings are in right now and what Napheesa Collier accomplished yesterday by crushing WNBA leadership to the media.
Republican Majority Leader Harry Niska joins Chad to talk about Governor Walz and the DFL announcing their proposal for a special session on gun control and school safety and his disappointment with so much of it.
How do we slow down speeding drivers around the state? Chad opens the show with a discussion about speeding data from the summer before our regular Wednesday fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.
We had some great fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos and some serious talk too during her weekly visit discussing her days back hosting The Morning News, the truth about recycling and the number of people who plan their own funerals.
Chad opens the show sharing new data about the amount of speeding tickets issued in Minnesota over the past few months. How do you think the state should go about bringing down speeds on our roads? What's the fastest speed you've reached in a car?
Bill Guerin joins to bask in the glow of signing Kirill Kaprizov to an 8-year contract to stay with the Wild and Jamie Yuccas makes her regular weekly visit to the show from Los Angeles.
We touched on a bunch of topics today with Jamie Yuccas including the news that Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman have split up, Jamie's very well trained dog, and reasons why she's headed back to school!
Wild hockey boss Bill Guerin joins Chad for a great segment on getting the new contract done with Kirill Kaprizov and what the future looks like for the Wild with those negotiations complete.
It's a very busy hour full of politics and military talk as Chad speaks with former congressman Tim Penny on a pending government shutdown, KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser on a proposal from the DFL for a special session and Colonel David Hunt on today's meeting in Quantico, Virginia with our nation's top military leaders.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad with his thoughts about the meeting today in Virginia with President Trump, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the country's highest ranking military leaders coming in from around the globe.
KSTP-TV political reporter joins for a brief visit to talk about the announcement from Governor Walz today with a proposal for a special session and the mess that's created between both parties in the legislature.
Chad opens the show with a one-on-one conversation with Twins baseball and business boss Derek Falvey before we talk Twins and more during Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter joins us for some fun with Ask Adam Anything with plenty on the Twins and several other topics.
Former congressman Tim Penny joins Chad to talk about the likelihood of a federal government shutdown, what it would mean for the country, and his biggest issues and problems with today's partisan politics.
Twins baseball and business boss Derek Falvey joins Chad to discuss the move to fire manager Rocco Baldelli, the current state of the team and what comes next in searching for a new manager and preparing for next season.
A former Marine decorated his truck with American flags and drove it into a small-town church yesterday in Michigan, setting the building ablaze and opening fire, killing at least four. Here's the latest.
Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of talk about the Vikings, Lynx and Twins before a conversation about paying troubled kids to attend school and reaction to breaking news that Rocco Baldelli is out as manager of the Twins.
Does it make sense for the Twins to fire Rocco Baldelli? Chad and Jason DeRusha react to the breaking news, break down Rocco's tenure with the club, and what's next as the team tries to recover from a disastrous season.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about brutal weekend in Minnesota sports with a Vikings loss in Ireland, the Lynx getting knocked from the WNBA playoffs, and the Twins season coming to an end.
Chad opens the hour with talk about speed cameras turning on in Minneapolis this week. Later, Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith joins for a great conversation on music and his foundation supporting music education at the U of M with a new scholarship. Plus, we discuss the current state of red flag gun laws in Minnesota.
Reading from Jeff Meitrodt's piece in the Star Tribune, Chad discusses the current status of red flag gun laws in Minnesota, how they operate today, and the problem with some spots in the state choosing not to enforce those laws already on the books.
Chad Smith, drummer for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, is fantastic with us talking about music, an incredible run with the band, an important scholarship to help music students at the U of M, and coming to town to play during halftime of the Homecoming football game against Purdue.
Chad's opening hour begins with talk about some of the awful behavior seen at the Ryder Cup over the weekend before Susie Jones joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Susie Jones joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with the story of how slipping in dog poop last Wednesday was only the beginning of a very difficult few days of falls.
Chad opens the show talking about some of the boorish and obscene behavior from some Ryder Cup fans over the weekend and why behavior like that shows up too often these days.
This week's "Something Offbeat" news roundup covers a teaching assistant arrested for fart spray from the Dana & Parks Show, The Dave Glover Show's take on this week's non-rapture, and a history of prediction failures from Scoot.
Rochelle Olson from the Star Tribune kicks off the final hour of The Chad Hartman Show for the week. Cheers & Jeers is the bit and the column. They start their chat with this morning’s Minneapolis mayoral debate which featured topics such as police presence and funding, fraud-ridden services and potential conflicts of interest. In the second segment, Chad and Rochelle discuss MyPillow’s Mike Lindell mulling over a run for Governor of Minnesota. They chat about how few viable candidates exist for the Republican party to run against the incumbent Governor Tim Walz. Lindsey leads the Am I Wrong segment for this week. Her topics include improving feline relations, expensive rocks, Renaissance Fest and scary movies.
Lindsey Brown leads the Am I Wrong segment for this week. Her topics include improving feline relations, expensive rocks, Renaissance Fest and scary movies.
Rochelle Olson from the Star Tribune kicks off the final hour of The Chad Hartman Show for the week. Cheers & Jeers is the bit and the column. They start their chat with this morning’s Minneapolis mayoral debate which featured topics such as police presence and funding, fraud-ridden services and potential conflicts of interest. In the second segment, Chad and Rochelle discuss MyPillow’s Mike Lindell mulling over a run for Governor of Minnesota. They chat about how few viable candidates exist for the Republican party to run against the incumbent Governor Tim Walz.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman as she does each and every Friday. She’s not in the studio though, she’s on her way down to Kansas City for a NASCAR race and potential career opportunity for her son. Sheletta talks about how important it is to see it for one to be it when it comes to dreams and BBQ.In their second segment, Chad and Sheletta discuss President Trump’s statements on autism earlier this week as it hits close to home for each of their families. Sheletta says follow the money and anticipates further cut backs of services and resources for families impacted by autism by shifting focus to blaming parents/framing autism as personal fault. Chad spends the second half of the one o’clock hour giving his thoughts on what he’s seen at the Ryder Cup so far today. He doesn’t agree with Team USA captain Keegan Bradley’s choice to shelter the rookies and bemoans the lack of teeth that Bethpage Black has especially with the rough cut short. He also voices his discontent with the television coverage.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman as she does each and every Friday. She’s not in the studio though, she’s on her way down to Kansas City for a NASCAR race and potential career opportunity for her son. Sheletta talks about how important it is to see it for one to be it when it comes to dreams and BBQ.In their second segment, Chad and Sheletta discuss President Trump’s statements on autism earlier this week as it hits close to home for each of their families. Sheletta says follow the money and anticipates further cut backs of services and resources for families impacted by autism by shifting focus to blaming parents/framing autism as personal fault.
Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a full program today. Chad opens the show asking about events that we’re looking forward to (and not so much) in honor of the Ryder Cup starting today. Chad says he’s looking forward to his son’s upcoming wedding in Hawaii. Lindsey mentions how much she’s looking forward to seeing trick or treaters at her house this year and an upcoming Halsey show. Matthew Coller from Purple Insider stops by to talk Lynx in the playoffs and the Vikings in Dublin. Chad asks about the challenge the Lynx have faced early in their series against the Phoenix Mercury and what Matthew’s concerns are from the end of their game 2 loss. The Vikings are playing the Steelers this week in Dublin, Ireland. Chad asks about how close Matthew thinks the Vikings were to signing Aaron Rodgers this offseason. In their second segment, Chad and Matthew parse through the Vikings quarterback situation with JJ McCarthy on the mend and Carson Wentz keeping things at bay. What happens if Wentz is playing well when McCarthy returns? What’s the long view for the development of this offense?
Matthew Coller from Purple Insider stops by to talk Lynx in the playoffs and the Vikings in Dublin. Chad asks about the challenge the Lynx have faced early in their series against the Phoenix Mercury and what Matthew’s concerns are from the end of their game 2 loss. The Vikings are playing the Steelers this week in Dublin, Ireland. Chad asks about how close Matthew thinks the Vikings were to signing Aaron Rodgers this offseason. In their second segment, Chad and Matthew parse through the Vikings quarterback situation with JJ McCarthy on the mend and Carson Wentz keeping things at bay. What happens if Wentz is playing well when McCarthy returns? What’s the long view for the development of this offense?
Much like President Donald Trump trying to pronounce acetaminophen, confusion is rife among women, their doctors, politicians and more about the announcement that the president and his health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr made about Tylenol, and about a new treatment they recommend for autism. Here are doctors, public health officials and others breaking down what you need to know -- and what you should do.
Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a short program today with the Twins set to face the Rangers this afternoon.Major Garrett joins Chad to kick off the show to discuss the national political scene. They touch on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth calling for a sudden meeting of top military officials, a potential tectonic shift in administrative policy concerning Ukraine and Russia, the potential indictment of James Comey and whether or not President Trump wants a government shutdown. Then, Tom Lehman joins Chad Hartman live from Bethpage Black ahead of the Ryder Cup. Watching is the hardest part Tom shares his most poignant Ryder Cup memory from his illustrious career, why the casual sports fan should tune into the Ryder Cup, captaining Team USA in 2006 and the challenges facing this year’s captain Keegan Bradley.
Tom shares his most poignant Ryder Cup memory from his illustrious career, why the casual sports fan should tune into the Ryder Cup, captaining Team USA in 2006 and the challenges facing this year’s captain Keegan Bradley.
Major Garrett joins Chad to kick off the show to discuss the national political scene. They touch on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth calling for a sudden meeting of top military officials, a potential tectonic shift in administrative policy concerning Ukraine and Russia, the potential indictment of James Comey and whether or not President Trump wants a government shutdown.
Social media was rife with nasty comments in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination and millionaire late night host Jimmy Kimmel made international headlines for what he said. But what about regular people who did the same? Hear from a Minnesota professor who is being targeted by a state lawmaker over what he wrote. Here's the latest on free speech, late night TV, and the responsibilities of free speech.
Tom Hauser speaks with Chad to open the hour about the incredible impact Stan Turner had on Tom's broadcast news career after Stan passed away on Sunday. Later, we hear about the horrible morning of events the Susie Jones went through today before Chad reacts to Jimmy Kimmel's return to TV last night and the several days of events between his suspension and the show coming back.
Chad reacts to everything that has happened over the past several days with Jimmy Kimmel, the Trump administration, and Kimmel's show returning to ABC last night.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to share about the huge impact his mentor, Stan Turner, had on his own broadcast news career. Stan passed away on Sunday after a battle with cancer.
Medical ethics expert Arthur Caplan joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about his great disappointment in the announcement from the Trump administration linking Tylenol to autism and how science as already spoken on the issue. Later, Jim Petersen joins on the rough playoffs loss for the Lynx last night and Chad shares feelings about the shooting today at an ICE facility in Texas.
Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about what went wrong for the Lynx last night in their playoff loss to the Mercury and how much trouble they could be in with the series tied and moving to Phoenix.
Arthur Caplan, renowned expert in medical ethics, joins Chad to share why he was greatly disappointed by the Trump administration drawing correlations between Tylenol and autism and how medical science strongly disagrees with any connection.
Could you and would you forgive your spouse's murderer as Erika Kirk did on Sunday? Adam Carter hangs around with Chad for two segments to share in that conversation before Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins the show for her weekly segments.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Chad to talk about her first two days filling in for Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News and share some emotions about recently losing her beloved dog Baxter.
Adam Carter hangs around for two extra segments with Chad to talk about Erika Kirk publicly forgiving the murderer of her husband, Charlie, and what it says about a person who is either able or unable to do the same thing.
Chris Egert's final hour covering for Chad today starts with a conversation about the economy with St. Thomas professor Tyler Schipper. Later, we dive into a sports conversation about the Vikings and Lynx, a story from channel 5 about poor ridership on the new Metro Transit Gold Line bus route and a food question that leaves Jason DeRusha stumped for a great answer.
St. Thomas economics professor Tyler Schipper joins to talk about the state of the US economy and why it's a very complicated situation.
Chris Egert discusses Jimmy Kimmel returning to the air on ABC tonight, MLB announcing robot umpires and challenges to balls and strikes will be part of the game next year, and Matthew McConaughey's bedroom advice for all of us.
MLB will bring the robot umpires to games in time for next season with a challenges system for players to argue balls and strikes. How do you feel about it?
Chris Egert talks about Jimmy Kimmel Live returning to ABC tonight, though with some stations still choosing not to air the show, and what we think will happen in his return broadcast.
Chris Egert is in for Chad today. The opening hour features talk about President Trump's with the word 'acetaminophen' yesterday, a new study showing the large amount of our lives we spend on autopilot, and an update on the push for increased security at the Capitol building.
Chris Egert reacts to a study that shows just how much of our daily lives are set on autopilot.
Chris Egert is in for Chad today with reaction to the autism press conference at the White House yesterday and how people felt seeing President Trump struggle with pronouncing 'acetaminophen.'
Chip Scoggins joins Scott Korzenowski for two segments of talk on the Vikings, Lynx and more. Later, Korzo explains why he feels bad for Pam Bondi and the spot she is in under President Trump and we react to news that Jimmy Kimmel will return to his show tomorrow night.
Scott Korzenowski explains, as an attorney in his regular job, why he's feeling sorry for the spot Pam Bondi is in as Attorney General with Donald Trump as President.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Korzo for his weekly visit to the show, beginning with talk about a blowout win for the Vikings on Sunday over the Bengals.
Susie Jones is back from Ireland and joins Korzo and Dave with the good and bad from her trip to begin Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated. Later, Scott speaks with Reid Forgrave from the Star Tribune about a story of a Minnesota man still in prison despite being recommended for exoneration over a year ago.
Reid Forgrave of the Star Tribune joins Korzo with details of a Minnesota man, convicted of murder decades ago but recently recommended by a review board to be exonerated and released. So why is Brian Pippitt still in prison?
Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated opens with Susie Jones back and sharing the good and bad from her two week trip around Ireland!
Scott Korzenowski is in for Chad today. His first hour starts with talk about the Vikings crushing the Bengals, Charlie Kirk's packed memorial service, and Star Tribune music critic Jon Bream calling Farm Aid 40 possibly the best concert he's ever attended.
Star Tribune music critic Jon Bream praises the Farm Aid lineup and performances, saying it may take the top spot among the best concerts he's ever seen.
Scott Korzenowski talks about Charlie Kirk's memorial drawing a huge crowd and the vastly different tones shared by speakers like Erika Kirk and President Trump.
Here's another "Something Offbeat" roundup of weird news. This week, we've got more alien headlines from The Dave Glover Show, a nurse who was fired for reporting babies switched at birth from the Dana & Parks Show and and the offbeat origins of shock rock with Alice Cooper and WWL's Scoot.
Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Chad to talk Cheers & Jeers and plenty of hot local political topics before we hear from the Am I Wrong? Committee spokesperson with this week's resolutions to wrap up the show.
What does Chad think of being formally censured by the Am I Wrong? Committee for his conduct last week? The segment opens there before jumping into the resolutions of the week.
Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson gets emotional after hearing the new open to her weekly segment with Chad before diving in politics and her Cheers& Jeers column in the paper.
Jimmy Kimmel is off the air after intense pressure from President Donald Trump on his parent company. Some say it was a business decision while others see a clear violation of the First Amendment. Today, experts weigh in on on what it means and who could be next.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad for two segments of excellent Vikings and Lynx discussion before we turn to a conversation about live music with the Farm Aid 40 show in town tomorrow.
With the huge Farm Aid show in town tomorrow, Chad shares the best concert he attended with multiple big acts and we hear from many listeners with their own picks.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad with plenty of great stuff on the Vikings including talk about the QB position, Christian Darrisaw, injuries on the defense and much more.
The listeners take over at the top of the show as we welcome suggestions via Text-a-Topic before a conversation covering local and national politics with Tim Pawlenty.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty is excellent with Chad on several topics including the GOP field for next year's gubernatorial election, Tim Walz's problems in trying to win a third term, and his feelings about running for Tina Smith's Senate seat after being approached multiple times by Republican officials.
Chad opens the show jumping around to multiple subjects, suggested by listeners, playing Text-a-Topic!
We're weeks away from another government shutdown and a Louisiana senator says it's about 50/50 if it'll happen. So, how did we get here and how do we get out of it? Part of the discussion focuses on Social Security and our trillions of dollars in debt -- neither of which is set to be handled in this budget whether it passes or not.
Chad talks about more large fraud allegations in the state and how that could impact Governor Walz as he seeks a third term before getting into some lighter topics with Jason DeRusha joining.
Jason DeRusha joins for a fun conversation about smart glasses, how late his kids are allowed to stay out and much more.
Chad discusses the new allegations of huge fraud in Minnesota, how that reflects on Governor Walz, and if the Republicans can take advantage and actually beat Walz in the 2026.
Chad opens a discussion about where to find and how to create a fabulous cheeseburger before longtime TV critic Bill Carter joins to talk about the Jimmy Kimmel suspension.
There's nobody better to talk about anything related to late night TV than longtime critic Bill Carter. He joins Chad with great perspective on what's happening between the Trump administration, FCC, ABC and Jimmy Kimmel.
What's your favorite spot to get a cheeseburger and what exactly do you want on it? There's no hotter topic to discuss and debate today on National Cheeseburger Day!
Chad opens the show by diving into the political reasons and ramifications related to the Jimmy Kimmel drama with ABC before turning to local politics with Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth.
Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth joins Chad addressing speculation she will run for Governor next year and to talk about issues like fraud in the state, a possible special session to address guns and school safety, and more.
Chad opens the show with strong criticism of President Trump and his administration related to the Jimmy Kimmel decision claiming it's easy to see Trump is using the murder of Charlie Kirk as a way to silence more of his own critics and opponents.
Charlie Kirk said there was no such thing as hate speech, but then why are so many people getting fired and arrested for their words in the wake of his death?
MPD Chief Brian O'Hara joins Chad for a discussion about a significant spike in gun violence, problems with homeless encampments and more challenges facing the city today. Chad and Dave also share stories about bad behavior from their children that was also too good not to love. And finally, would America be better with a royal family as they have in the UK?
Chad and Dave both share stories bad behavior from their kids that was also too good not to be proud of. Chad also poses the question: would the US be better with a royal family?
Chad speaks with Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara about several issues including, homeless encampments, a big recent spike in gun violence and much more impacting the city.
Lou Nanne joins Chad to open the hour sharing his thoughts on the situation the Wild are in with Kirill Kaprizov's contract negotiations. Later, we discuss the problem the NFL has with Tom Brady serving as both team owner of the Raiders and broadcaster with FOX. Plus, will the opening of non-tribal marijuana shops today impact how many Minnesotans use marijuana?
Will the entire state by high tonight as Minnesota's first non-tribal marijuana shops opened for business today? Chad shares why he doesn't think much will change with who does and doesn't choose to use marijuana recreationally.
The great Lou Nanne joins Chad with talk about the troublesome Kirill Kaprizov contract situation and more with the Wild.
Chad opens the with results from a recent poll showing how a person's definition of personal success varies greatly along gender and political lines. Later, Chad brings on Rena Sarigianopoulos to share his deep disappointment and feelings of abandonment based on what she's doing next week.
Our usual Wednesday fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 starts with Chad expressing his disappointment in her cheating on this show as she prepares to host The Morning News on WCCO early next week.
What makes a successful life? Chad reacts to poll answers on the topic and how they vary greatly between men and women on each side politically.
Former US Attorney Andy Luger joins Chad with great knowledge and analysis on the topics of the charges against Tyler Robinson, a judge dropping some charges against Luigi Mangione, and social media's impact on society. The conversation regarding social media continues with regular Tuesday guest Jamie Yuccas as she lays out several reasons why she is convinced social media has been a net negative for our country.
Jamie Yuccas joins us from Los Angeles with a strong opinion and reasoning on why she believes social media has done much more to drag down American society that improve it.
After hearing the evidence laid out today against Tyler Robinson, former US Attorney Andy Luger tells Chad he has "no idea" how he would lead a defense team. In his mind the best Robinson can hope for is a guilty plea and avoiding the death penalty.
Chad jumps into politics and the fight between the right and left for the first half of the hour before a discussing about the life, career and legacy of Robert Redford with Peter Debruge of Variety.
Peter Debruge of Variety joins Chad to talk about Robert Redford's life, wide-ranging career, and the impact he had on so much of Hollywood.
Chad reacts to audio from President Trump related to lowering flags around the country to honor the death of Charlie Kirk but not doing the same for Melissa Hortman and what it says about the administration's opinion of the left.
Chad discusses the announcement from Governor Walz to run for a third term and who may be capable of beating him. Later, Adam Carter stops in studio for some fun with Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter nearly forgot about his duties today but made it in studio just in time for Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the show today reacting to Governor Walz announcing his campaign for a third term in office and wondering who from the GOP is best positioned to beat him.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad with reaction to JJ McCarthy's injury news that quickly went from bad to worse during the conversation, as well as other injury concerns for the Vikings. Plus, Chad talks about some of the most memorable entertainment he's consumed this year and hears from listeners about their top picks.
The Netflix show Adolescence did very well at the Emmy awards last night and Chad calls it the most memorable piece of entertainment he's consumed this year. What's at the top of your list?
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about a bad game from the Vikings last night, JJ McCarthy missing potentially multiple weeks with an ankle injury and other bad news for the Purple.
Jimmy Jam Harris joins Chad for two segments in studio to talk music, life, and the joy of seeing his father Cornbread close down Palmer's Bar on their final night Sunday. Plus, Taylor Rivera joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Taylor Rivera joins us today for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and, as she rips into JJ McCarthy for his performance last night with the Vikings, we receive the news that he's out for at least next week with an ankle injury.
Jimmy Jam Harris joins in studio to talk about how he and his father Cornbread reunited after years of estrangement and his joy in watching, and even playing with, Cornbread last night to close out the final night at Palmer's Bar in Minneapolis.
What's your level of panic for JJ McCarthy after a complete clunker performance from the Vikings last night? Chad opens the show with that conversation before transitioning to politics and how the Trump administration continues to react to the murder of Charlie Kirk.
Chad reacts to audio from Stephen Miller and words from President Trump blaming political violence in America solely on the radical left, ignoring such acts from the right.
JJ McCarthy has been at quarterback for eight quarters for the Vikings and seven have been terrible. What's your panic level at? Chad says we all need to take a breath and give the young man a chance.
The final hour with Henry Lake in for Chad today starts with talk about American farmers fighting for enough workers to help on the farms before some sports discussion about the Vikings and Lynx. Plus, is it possible to pay kids to stay away from social media if they are already addicted?
How much money would it take for a teen to remove themselves from social media? Henry Lake believes almost no dollar amount is high enough.
Henry talks about the American farmers having difficulties getting enough immigrant workers to work their fields and why that's bad news for all Americans.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Henry on a Feisty Friday before Henry learns about a cool event celebrating it's 10th year at Canterbury Park this Sunday and a breakdown of some of the new foods available at Vikings games this season.
J Marie Fieger of Nemer Fieger ad agency joins Henry Lake to share details on the 10,000 Lakes Concours d'Elegance, celebrating its 10th anniversary Sunday at Canterbury Park.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Henry for a bit of fun but also a heavy discussion about violence in America and the need to upgrade safety in and around our schools.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today spending most of the hour on an arrest in the Charlie Kirk murder manhunt and other issues connect to the killing.
Adam Carter joins Henry Lake in studio to discuss the drama happening in the west metro with a GOP activist accusing employees of COV restaurants celebrating the murder of Charlie Kirk and how COV has responded on social media.
Henry Lake, in for Chad today, talks about learning this morning about the arrest of Tyler Robinson for the alleged murder of Charlie Kirk, what we know about Robinson so far and how Robinson's own father was instrumental in getting him to authorities.
Charlie Kirk was killed on a college campus the same week that Donald Trump said new guidance would protect prayer in school, and test scores showed that America's kids are falling behind in education amid ongoing security threats. In Buffalo, schools have armed guards here in the hallways. But it's not all dark because LSU's 66-year old freshman wants to inspire. Here's the latest.
Chad opens the hour with a conversation about politics in America today and his issues with President Trump's comments blaming political violence solely on the left before the mood is lightened with a visit from the Am I Wrong? Committee spokesman.
The Am I Wrong? isn't happy about being summoned a day earlier than usual for their weekly resolutions but Dave still leads us through some opinions on school photos, the Vikings early season schedule, downtown parking and complaining from Ben & Jerry.
Chad reacts to President Trump's comments yesterday blaming political violence on the left and several others who spoke out in disgusting ways following the seemingly politically motivated murder of Charlie Kirk.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to talk about Vikings to open the hour before a conversation about the lasting memories from the 9/11 attacks and where America has gone over the last 24 years.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to talk about JJ McCarthy's performance in his debut for the Vikings in Chicago, what went well, why his struggles weren't as bad as they seemed, and what to expect Sunday night against Atlanta in the home opener.
Chad looks back at 24 years since the September 11th attacks, how our country responded then, and what America has become today.
Chad's opening hour focuses on the murder of Charlie Kirk over interviews with former FBI agent James Gagliano and Major Garrett of CBS News.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with reaction to the murder of Charlie Kirk, other recent political violence in America, and his fears for the country as violent acts continue in place of peaceful political debate.
Retired FBI agent James Gagliano is with Chad to discuss the murder or Charlie Kirk and how the FBI is orchestrating the manhunt for the shooter.
Charlie Kirk was a flashpoint, a man with a giant platform who introduced young people across the United States to politics. And he was shot in the throat while speaking on a Utah campus. Here are views on what happened and where we go from here from Audacy's newsrooms across the country.
Chad speaks about another likely politically motivated shooting in America, what we know about the event where Charlie Kirk was shot, and once again some of the early reaction from people using the shooting to push their own political agenda.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to review his marathon run in Sydney, Australia and share why all signs point to Governor Walz announcing a run for a third term very soon. Later, Chad reacts to a report that Wild star Kirill Kaprizov turned down a massive contract offer from the team. Plus, Chad reacts briefly to news that conservative activist Charlies Kirk was shot at a college speaking event.
Reports today say that Wild star Kirill Kaprizov turned down what would have made him the highest player in NHL history. Is it time for Wild fans to panic?
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to talk about Governor Walz preparing to make his announcement on running for a third term, Walz showing he's leaning heavily toward running again, a looming special session on gun legislation and more.
Chad opens the show discussing why he needs to see a strong response from President Trump in reaction to Russian drones flying over Poland yesterday. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her weekly visit.
Southwest Airlines is tightening up rules regarding large passengers on their planes and offering free extra seats to those who cannot fit into a single seat. How does Rena Sarigianopoulos, our new Czar or Seat Encroachment, rule on the issue of larger folks on flights.
With Vladimir Putin now flying drones over Poland, will President Trump stand up to him?
With a new batch of test scores in America showing declining scores in reading and math, what can be done to improve our education system throughout the country? Chad opens the hour with that discussion and some great caller input before Jamie Yuccas joins for a fun conversation about dreams and the greatest cities in America.
Jamie Yuccas joins us to talk about dreams and some of her theories about what happens while we sleep. Plus, if New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are the consensus top 3, why does Jamie place San Francisco as the 4th greatest city in the country?
Test scores for students in reading and math aren't good. What can be done to improve scores and our entire education system?
Chad speaks with two excellent guests over the hour. Cris Carter starts us off with talk about the Vikings getting a comeback win in the season opener last night over the Bears before Colonel David Hunt joins to talk about Israel's strikes in Qatar today and more.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad with talk about Israel's attacks in Qatar today targeting Hamas leaders. Plus, what bugs Hunt most about seeing National Guard soldiers in American cities and President Trump's hope to change the Department of Defense to the Department of War?
Vikings legend Cris Carter joins Chad to share his reaction to what happened last night as the Vikings came from nowhere to shock the Bears with a comeback victory in Chicago.
Adam Carter joins Chad for the full hour with two segments of reaction to last night's Vikings victory and fun with Ask Adam Anything.
Questions ranged from the serious to the absurd, but all of them are good, as Adam Carter joins Chad for Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter is with Chad to open the show reacting to the comeback win for the Vikings in Chicago last night to open the season.
Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune joins Chad for two segments of Vikings talk before a conversation with Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets about the state of the US economy.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad with thoughts on the economy and why, despite of a lackluster jobs report for August, he's still seeing the country going in a good direction economically.
What does Chip Scoggins predict for JJ McCarthy and the Vikings tonight and over the season? Chip gave us two excellent segments on the Vikings leading up to tonight's season opener against the Bears in Chicago.
Mark Freie joins us for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Dr. Michael Osterholm about RFK Jr. and the fear over how his decisions could cost millions of lives around the globe.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave from the newsroom for a fun round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad with direct criticisms and warnings about what RFK Jr. is doing with vaccines and the harm it could cause to public health around the globe.
With JJ McCarthy opening up the season at QB for the Vikings tonight, Chad opens the show with Adam Carter and a conversation about some of the great and not-so-great debuts in state history. Plus, are you willing to jump back on board Metro Transit trains and busses with the news of increased security?
Chad reacts to the news of Metro Transit increasing security on trains and at stations to help boost ridership numbers. Is this news enough to get you back on trains and busses?
With JJ McCarthy debuting for the Vikings tonight in the season opener, what are some of the other great or terrible debuts in state history from any category?
Rochelle Olson from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) for Cheers & Jeers. Much of the conversation is focused on the aftermath of last week's mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School. They open the conversation about her column from earlier in the week about criticizing those opposed to any sort of new gun regulations, especially the availability of high capacity weapons.Lindsey Brown leads the Am I Wrong segment for the week.
Lindsey Brown leads the Am I Wrong segment with Adam Carter who is in for Chad Hartman. Topics include touch tunes, effective jingles and food safety.
Rochelle Olson from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) for Cheers & Jeers. Much of the conversation is focused on the aftermath of last week's mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School. They open the conversation about her column from earlier in the week about criticizing those opposed to any sort of new gun regulations, especially the availability of high capacity weapons.In their second segment they address the Minneapolis City Council member Jeremiah Ellison pursuing a fellowship at Harvard University while serving on the council remotely. They also address Rochelle’s beef with Tom Emmer’s online criticism of Tim Walz instead of offering help.
Sheletta Brundidge joins the show to kick off the 1pm hour as she does every Friday. She talks about the first week of school and the cheat sheet she’s provided to her kids' teachers. It’s a big week of adjustment for everyone with littles headed back to the classroom, Sheletta details some of her experiences as a mother of special needs kids and some of the challenges they’re navigating. They also talk about undergrads choosing to spend thousands of dollars to custom decorate their dorm rooms, Sheletta playing the Newlywed Game with her ex-husband last week and voting results from Sheletta’s election at the Fair. Adam Carter is then joined by Michael Stetzler (former board president of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church) to talk about something he’s helped build and guide called Sacred Settlements. Adam asks Michael to explain the mission and story behind Sacred Settlements. He speaks about providing community especially among people experiencing homelessness. Michael explains the differences of what they provide versus social services, their “radical” idea of placing no timeline on the residents to leave. They provide a place to call home permanently if people should choose.
Adam Carter is joined by Michael Stetzler (former board president of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church) to talk about something he’s helped build and guide called Sacred Settlements. Adam asks Michael to explain the mission and story behind Sacred Settlements. He speaks about providing community especially among people experiencing homelessness. Michael explains the differences of what the church provides versus social services and their “radical” idea of placing no timeline on the residents to leave. They provide a place to call home permanently if people should choose.
Sheletta Brundidge joins the show to kick off the 1pm hour as she does every Friday. She talks about the first week of school and the cheat sheet she’s provided to her kids' teachers. It’s a big week of adjustment for everyone with littles headed back to the classroom, Sheletta details some of her experiences as a mother of special needs kids and some of the challenges they’re navigating. They also talk about undergrads choosing to spend thousands of dollars to custom decorate their dorm rooms, Sheletta playing the Newlywed Game with her ex-husband last week and voting results from Sheletta’s election at the Fair.
Adam Carter and Lindsey Brown in studio for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan for today’s show. Adam opens up the show with some marital tensions he and his wife have been experiencing with laundry responsibilities. What’s better, having something done wrong by someone else or not done at all?Then, a conversation about students choosing to protest gun violence by walking out of school. Adam not only supports the kids but applauds the districts creating space to allow the students to express themselves.
Many health professionals are steaming mad about what's going on in the Trump Administration where vaccines are concerned as new guidelines are confusing, at best, and leave people wondering what to do. There's so much turmoil and conflicting information that CVS is requiring prescriptions for some vaccines in some states.
If the Vikings defense is a tsunami… what will their offense be?Henry and Lindsey chat about what they think the identity for the 2025 Minnesota Vikings will be with the regular season set to start on Monday night vs the Chicago Bears. A child was killed by a homeowner while playing ding dong ditch. Henry advises against playing the game because times have changed. Finally, a chat about comedians and when it's time to say sorry.
To open the second hour, Lindsey and Henry get into a heated discussion about a grandmother deciding to get a DNA test for her granddaughter against the parents wishes. We hear from listener calls and texts. Then, Henry is joined by Minnesota State Senator Heather Gustafson, DFL representing District 36. They talk about the heaviness they’re experiencing just a week removed from the Annunciation Catholic school mass shooting. Henry asks how we can enact stricter legislation for gun regulation. Senator Gustafson talks about the necessity for bipartisan support and mental health services. They touch on Rep. Lisa Demuth’s statement about Governor Walz’ galvanization efforts for legislative change.
In the second half of the hour, Henry is joined by Minnesota State Senator Heather Gustafson, DFL representing District 36. They talk about the heaviness they’re experiencing just a week removed from the Annunciation Catholic school mass shooting. Henry asks how we can enact stricter legislation for gun regulation. Senator Gustafson talks about the necessity for bipartisan support and mental health services. They touch on Rep. Lisa Demuth’s statement about Governor Walz’ galvanization efforts for legislative change.
Henry Lake and Lindsey Brown in studio for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan for today’s show. They open the show with a discussion about Vice President JD Vance and his wife visiting with the families suffering with aftermath of the Annunciation Catholic School mass shooting. Henry pushes back on some people’s criticism of his presence. Lindsey points out that its easy to show up and lay down flowers but what about actual steps toward change. Michael Rand from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Henry to talk about the buzzing fall sports scene. Henry asks what Michael wants to see from the Twins in the final month of the season. Henry then asks about the upcoming titanic tilt between your Minnesota Lynx and the red hot Las Vegas Aces. They also touch on Paige Bueckers’ efficiency, Henry thinks she’s a top 10 athlete in the world in efficiency.They also speak to the divisional difficulty facing the Minnesota Vikings this season. Plus, Lindsey shares a household mishap she experienced this morning.
Michael Rand from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Henry to talk about the buzzing fall sports scene. Henry asks what Michael wants to see from the Twins in the final month of the season. Henry then asks about the upcoming titanic tilt between your Minnesota Lynx and the red hot Las Vegas Aces. They also touch on Paige Bueckers’ efficiency, Henry thinks she’s a top 10 athlete in the world in efficiency.They also speak to the divisional difficulty facing the Minnesota Vikings this season.
Donald Trump has been busy lately, but is he really working himself to death? Here's more on reaction to that, plus his plans for Chicago and why he dropped Kamala Harris' Secret Service protection.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider provides a preview of the Vikings season and opener coming up Monday night against the Bears before Chad gets into the news of the day with Florida announcing they're removing all vaccine mandates for children in the state.
Chad comes out strong against the decision from Florida's surgeon general and other state leaders to take away all vaccine mandates for children in the state.
How soon could Harrison Smith rejoin the Vikings on the field? Matthew Coller of Purple Insider tackles that question and many more leading up to the season opener Monday night in Chicago.
Major Garrett joins us for two great segments on politics and other topics before Susie Jones stops in the studio to talk about leaving tonight for a fabulous trip to Ireland.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about everything from victims of Jeffery Epstein speaking at The Capitol and Russia and China getting closer, to his love of beach runs and a scary incident he experienced while competing in a triathlon.
Chad opens the show calling for Governor Walz to apologize for joking about President Trump's health and rumors of his death over the weekend. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for some fun on subjects like beta blockers and bowling.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins to discuss a story about the popularity of beta blocker medications and share why she has no interest in ever joining a bowling league.
Governor Walz certainly seemed to be joking during a speech over the weekend about rumors that President Trump was very ill or had possibly died. Chad says Walz should apologize.
Former congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to talk politics and share about his experience at the Burning Man festival last week before our weekly conversation with Jamie Yuccas from Los Angeles.
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad to talk about the start of school in Los Angeles and the story of an Irish comedian arrested in the UK and authorities citing posts he made on social media as the cause.
Former Congressman Dean Phillips joins us to talk about his experience at the Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert last week. Plus, Dean predicts we are on the verge of a federal government shutdown.
Anyone wishing ill health on President Trump needs to rethink their values. Chad opens the hour with that opinion before hearing the best wrong answers about what was in a bag tossed from a window at the White House over the weekend. Plus, does the rate of prescription medications given to preschoolers before any therapy takes place shock or concern you?
Chad shares data from a new study showing how often medication is prescribed for preschoolers diagnosed with ADHD before the recommended therapy. Do the numbers surprise or concern you as it does Chad?
Chad takes issue with all of the people hoping to hear bad health news for President Trump. Also, what's your theory about what was in the bag thrown from a White House window over the weekend?
How do we make our schools safer from gun violence in Minnesota? Chad opens the show with that discussion before we lighten the mood with Adam Carter joining for Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter joins us in studio as the answer man during Ask Adam Anything tackling everything the nonsense to very serious.
As many students return to the classroom today, Chad opens the show taking any ideas possible on how we can increase the safety and security of our schools.
Chad Hartman is in for hot lap of the show today before being bumped for Twins vs. White SoxChad, Susie and Lindsey talk about hats and Minnesota traditions they don't participate in.
Right out of the gate we have some fun with Bill Guerin, General Manager of the Minnesota Wild, then dive into the latest on possible Kirill Kaprizov deal and much more with him! Then we have some fun also with the tradition of the Newlywed Game!
It is always a fun time when we get loving couples together and partake in a little game we call the Newlywed Game and yes Sheletta makes her grand return to play!
It is almost hockey season so we had to invite Minnesota Wild General Manager Bill Guerin on the WCCO Radio veranda to talk about the latest on a Kaprizov deal , the development of Zeev Buium, Danila Yurov and other topics such as golf ventures, must watch TV shows and more!
Would not be a Friday at the Fair without Sheletta Brundidge - she joins to talk about the tragic shooting this week, her work in the Autism community and much more with the queen and Dave Harrigan shares his thoughts on college football, pedicures needed at the Fair and other Fair topics as well with Am I Wrong?
Plenty to get into with the Am I Wrong committee from the business pitch for the WCCO Radio pedicure idea, Chad’s adoration for the Fair and college football = boring
Nobody shines brighter than Sheletta at the Minnesota State Fair - we discuss that, the work she does with people struggling with special needs alongside Fraser and others and being a key figure for those that need it and we get her reaction to the tragic shooting and the reaction from Jessie Merkel, father of one of the two children killed on Wednesday - Fletcher Merkel
Chad shares one of the dumbest things he has done in the privacy of his home, Jeff Day from the Star Tribune joined quick to share his experience from the tragic Wednesday morning school shooting and Rochelle Olson from the Star Tribune also joins Chad to react to this week's events and the narratives surrounding Jacob Frey and the LGBTQ+ community!
We are all still processing and trying our best to understand what happened Wednesday at Annunciation Catholic School where two children were killed and more than a dozen were injured in Minneapolis - Rochelle Olson with the Star Tribune joined Chad to share her thoughts and reaction to the latest in this devastating tragedy, Jacob Frey “conspiracy” and the spun out narrative that followed and more with Rochelle!
Quick stop from our friend Jeff Day who shares his first person experience to the events that had unfolded on Wednesday morning and others they have connected with from that area!
Chad shares a story of an at home experience he had and we bring you the listeners into the conversation on ‘dumb things we have done at home’.
Labor Day is over, which means it's officially back to school for all of America. Here, we dive into the latest in topics, including tech that can save lives ... and shorten lifespans. Plus, how much help with homework is okay and how to teach your kids about AI.
Washington DC is amidst its longest stretch without murders in recent history under federal intervention ordered by Donald Trump as he wonders aloud if San Francisco, Chicago and other big cities will be next, and many raise questions over his firing of a member of the Federal Reserve.
Jon Bream joins The Chad Hartman Show to kick off the third and final hour of the program. Jon Bream is celebrating a giant milestone at the Star Tribune. Chad asks if he ever considered working at another paper. Jon says no, covering Prince from the start to the end of his career was something he knew to stick around for. They discuss the early days of covering Prince in the late 1970’s, the performances he saw that stood out the most, guardedness certain artists had during interviews and how unlikely it would be to get an interview for a newspaper with a musical artist today. Susie then drops by the studio to provide a news update as another press conference for information about the mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School's church in South Minneapolis. Then, Jason DeRusha joins Chad at the WCCO Radio Booth at the State Fair to parse through their thoughts on yesterday and who they’re feeling empathy for at this moment. They tee off on people who are worried about enhancing their brands on the back of tragedies like we experienced yesterday.
Jon Bream joins The Chad Hartman Show to kick off the third and final hour of the program. Jon Bream is celebrating a giant milestone at the Star Tribune. Chad asks if he ever considered working at another paper. Jon says no, covering Prince from the start to the end of his career was something he knew to stick around for. They discuss the early days of covering Prince in the late 1970’s, the performances he saw that stood out the most, guardedness certain artists had during interviews and how unlikely it would be to get an interview for a newspaper with a musical artist today.
A conversation with former Major League Baseball umpire Tim Tschida to start the second hour of The Chad Hartman Show. Chad asks his thoughts on when we will see robots take over behind the plate, Tim doesn’t think it will happen. They chat about how professionals make the difficult look so easy. “There’s no such thing as a routine play” says Tim. Chad then asks if Tim thinks Bob Manfred (Commissioner of MLB) is good or bad for their sport. Tim thinks too many suits have infiltrated the brass of the league and that they think they know everything. He also offers some names who he thinks would be a better fit for the Commissioner job. Chad is joined by local restauranter Vincent Francoul to talk about what happened in the mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School's church in South Minneapolis. His daughter Chloe attends the school. We thank Vincent for his bravery and creating space to share his story with us today. Vincent details his experience learning that something was wrong and rushing to the school yesterday to find and retrieve his daughter. He talks about the humanity he’s seen on display in his community amidst this trauma.
We thank Vincent for his bravery and creating space to share his story with us today. Chad is joined by local restauranter Vincent Francoul to talk about what happened in the mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School's church in South Minneapolis. His daughter Chloe attends the school. Vincent details his experience learning that something was wrong and rushing to the school yesterday to find and retrieve his daughter. He talks about the humanity he’s seen on display in his community amidst this trauma.
A conversation with former Major League Baseball umpire Tim Tschida to start the second hour of The Chad Hartman Show. Chad asks his thoughts on when we will see robots take over behind the plate, Tim doesn’t think it will happen. They chat about how professionals make the difficult look so easy. “There’s no such thing as a routine play” says Tim. Chad then asks if Tim thinks Bob Manfred (Commissioner of MLB) is good or bad for their sport. Tim thinks too many suits have infiltrated the brass of the league and that they think they know everything. He also offers some names who he thinks would be a better fit for the Commissioner job. In the second segment, they try to make sense of the direction the Twins are taking and Tim details what’s different about the relationship between players/managers/umpires has changed over the years and why.
It’s the day after a horrific tragedy in our community. Chad will be bouncing back and forth between conversation grappling with what we experienced yesterday and our normally scheduled State Fair programming. First, a visit with Matt LLoyd (newly promoted General Manager of the Timberwolves) to kick off the first hour of the The Chad Hartman Show.Chad comes to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s defense about “thoughts and prayers aren’t enough”. Chad is joined by Congresswoman Angie Craig. Chad starts the conversation with what stood out most to her yesterday when she attended the candlelight vigil held in the community that’s suffering so heavily. Congresswoman Craig opens up about processing what happened through her lens as a grandmother. She then expands into her stance on banning assault rifles in our country and other pieces of legislation targeting gun violence that she’s involved in on the Hill.
Chad is joined by Congresswoman Angie Craig. Chad starts the conversation with what stood out most to her yesterday when she attended the candlelight vigil held in the community that’s suffering so heavily. Congresswoman Craig opens up about processing what happened through her lens as a grandmother. She then expands into her stance on banning assault rifles in our country and other pieces of legislation targeting gun violence that she’s involved in on the Hill. Chad challenges the President to rally his supporters to work to do SOMETHING to address this issue. In the second segment, Chad asks about reigning in social media usage and access for young people as levels of mental health continue to plummet.Congresswoman Craig also provides her reasoning why she thinks she’s the best candidate to represent the State of Minnesota in the United States Senate.
A visit with Matt LLoyd, the newly promoted General Manager of the Timberwolves, kicks off the first hour of the The Chad Hartman Show. Chad asks about the emphasis of continuity this offseason after several years in a row of major changes. Chad asks about young players he thinks are poised to take a big step into the regular rotation, how Chris Finch brings them along and the court vision he saw at Summer League from this year’s first round draft pick, Joan Beringer.
Hear from kids who got away, a father who ran in alongside first responders, and Minnesota's top political leaders as we grapple with something all-too familiar: a school shooting. Get the latest on the perpetrator, and insight into what -- if anything -- may finally change.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar reacts with strong emotion to the mass shooting that occurred in her district this morning and discusses the role of Congress in finding solutions to ending mass shootings.
Blair Anderson, former police chief in St. Cloud, joins Chad on a somber day to discuss the mass shooting at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis, the problem we have in America with guns, violence we share with our kids and much more.
Another hour is devoted to covering the mass shooting at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis as Chad speaks with former FBI agent James Gagliano, State Representative Samantha Sencer-Mura, and Senator Amy Klobuchar.
Senator Amy Klobuchar joins Chad to share her feelings and reaction to the mass shooting at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis and what more the government can do to stop future tragedies.
Former FBI agent James Gagliano joins Chad to talk about how the FBI responds to a mass shooting as happened today in Minneapolis and more related to the terrible tragedy.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins at the start of the show and we share updates and more reaction to the horrible mass shooting this morning in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad at the top of the show reacting with overwhelming emotion to the mass shooting in Minneapolis this morning.
Bob Motzko joins Chad Hartman to kick off the final hour of today’s edition of The Chad Hartman Show. Not only does he coach the Gopher Men’s Hockey team but he was also tasked to lead Team USA at the Men’s World Junior Championships this winter here in St. Paul.Chad asks Coach Bob what this summer has been like for him managing both teams. They also discuss the special opportunity that the state has to host this international competition and event. Coach Bob details a string of exhibition games across the state leading up to the tournament itself at Grand Casino Arena. Minnesota hockey legend Lou Nanne then joins Chad Hartman and he isn’t surprised he’s got a hand in the restaurant business. Chad asks him about his three favorite places to eat in town. Lou and his wife have an anniversary coming up so he shares how he and Francine met many years ago.They switch to hockey conversation and Chad asks about Lou’s concern level in Wild’s ability to re-sign Kirill Kaprizov. There’s a lot of context swirling around and Lou provides a great picture of the challenges in signing Kaprizov long term in Minnesota.
Minnesota hockey legend Lou Nanne joins Chad Hartman and he isn’t surprised he’s got a hand in the restaurant business. Chad asks him about his three favorite places to eat in town. Lou and his wife have an anniversary coming up so he shares how he and Francine met many years ago.They switch to hockey conversation and Chad asks about Lou’s concern level in Wild’s ability to re-sign Kirill Kaprizov. There’s a lot of context swirling around and Lou provides a great picture of the challenges in signing Kaprizov long term in Minnesota. In the second segment, Chad poses the what if Bill Guerin and the Wild can’t sign Kirill?
Bob Motzko joins Chad Hartman to kick off the final hour of today’s edition of The Chad Hartman Show. Not only does he coach the Gopher Men’s Hockey team but he was also tasked to lead Team USA at the Men’s World Junior Championships this winter here in St. Paul.Chad asks Coach Bob what this summer has been like for him managing both teams. They also discuss the special opportunity that the state has to host this international competition and event. Coach Bob details a string of exhibition games across the state leading up to the tournament itself at Grand Casino Arena. In the second segment, Chad and Coach Bob wade into the unique college landscape that hockey programs have. NIL, opening of Canadian Juniors, transfer windows all contribute to an uncertainly structured future. They also chat about the upcoming Gopher senior and what they need to find success this season.
Attorney General for the State of Minnesota, Keith Ellison joins Chad to kick off the second hour of the show. They begin with some Vikings talk and a potential return to purple for Adam Thielen. Chad asks which question he’s hearing from folks the most at the fair this year. Attorney General Ellison gets permission to nerd out with a history lesson when Chad asks him what he would do if President Trump tried to deploy boots in Minnesota. Ellison makes the distinction between deployment of military versus sending additional funding to cities to help law enforcement. Chad also asks about those running for a variety of local political offices and whether or not Attorney General Ellison would consider running for those posts. They then wade into some listener texts about the fraud level in the state and his level of responsibility.
The Chad Hartman Show is LIVE at the WCCO Radio Booth at the Minnesota State Fair! Stop by and see us near the intersection of Carnes and Underwood.Chad opens the show with a discussion about an opinion column featured in the Star Tribune written by Sarah Clarke. Sarah is married to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry and she is in favor of peaceful protest in public spaces but thinks the line should be drawn outside places of residence. Chad takes listeners' texts about the topic. Chad agrees with Sarah and classifying politicians' place of residence off limits for protests.Adam Carter then joins for the weekly Ask Adam Anything segment of the week. Chad fields questions for Adam from the text line and crowd. Chad also breaks the news of the engagement of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Plus, Adam’s thoughts on putting President Trump on Mount Rushmore, investing in an awning outside the WCCO radio booth and not tipping at the fair.
Adam Carter then joins for the weekly Ask Adam Anything segment of the week. Chad fields questions for Adam from the text line and crowd. Chad also breaks the news of the engagement of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Plus, Adam’s thoughts on putting President Trump on Mount Rushmore, investing in an awning outside the WCCO radio booth and not tipping at the fair.
The Chad Hartman Show is LIVE at the WCCO Radio Booth at the Minnesota State Fair! Stop by and see us near the intersection of Carnes and Underwood.Chip Scoggins joins Chad Hartman for the full third hour of the show. They open things with the controversy of the day: the Cracker Barrel rebrand. Other topics of discussion include: If Chip didn’t have kids, he would spend a year or two living in Italy. Chip’s aversion to change and technological advancements. In the second segment, Chad and Chips discuss the Vikings backup QB situation and the signing of Carson Wentz over the weekend. They also talk about finding balance in the offense that when healthy includes a solid running game. Chips notes that we have yet to see that level of commitment from a play calling perspective from KOC. Chad and Chip then talk about the Twins and what the rest of the season looks like and if any major changes will be made in the offseason. They both think the organization will just run it all back next year, Chip doubts that fans will be on board… but what else is new?Discussion about Gopher football and the Strib's new investment in high school sports coverage wrap up Chip's visit.
Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated with Chad, Dave and Susie Jones kicks off the one o’clock hour as it does each Monday… but today it’s a special State Fair edition!Susie loves the Giant Slide. Dave is over e-mail. Chad praises Tommy Fleetwood’s first PGA Tour victory.Chad then wades into some national politics and who may be next to be investigated by the Trump administration. today’s comments from President Trump. Chad thinks it's embarrassing how much bullying and demeaning President Trump does especially when he’s talking to the press. Chad then airs it out on some familiar haters that often weigh on the listener text line.
Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated with Chad, Dave and Susie Jones kicks off the one o’clock hour as it does each Monday… but today it’s a special State Fair edition!Susie loves the Giant Slide. Dave is over e-mail. Chad praises Tommy Fleetwood’s first PGA Tour victory.
The Chad Hartman Show is LIVE at the WCCO Radio Booth at the Minnesota State Fair! Stop by and see us near the intersection of Carnes and Underwood.Chad polls the live crowd what their max wait time at the fair is because he is seeing some long lines for a Monday at the Fair. Dave says that he would wait an hour (without kids) and chides Chad for his upper class lack of patience. They also discuss (the lack of) spatial awareness and list some of the worst types of offenders. Chad is also joined by Sheriff Bob Fletcher of Ramsey County. They kick things off talking about State Fair safety, Sheriff Fletcher says this is the safest place in America for the twelve days duration of the festivities. They touch on their growing drone usage and how officers are set up across the grounds to keep everyone safe.
Bob Fletcher is the Sheriff of Ramsey County. They kick things off talking about State Fair safety, Sheriff Fletcher says this is the safest place in America for the twelve days duration of the festivities. They touch on their growing drone usage and how officers are set up across the grounds to keep everyone safe. They then wade into Capitol security and the progress that Sheriff Fletcher has worked alongside so many others to make. Chad plays devil’s advocate and asks if the push for heightened security is an overreaction. Other topics include Governor Walz potential third term and who could throw their names in their ring, whether he wants help from the National Guard to help clean up crime at this time and who he thinks should be the next County Attorney of Hennepin County.
Patrick Reusse joins Chad Hartman live at the Minnesota State Fair. They talk about the early days of the Target Center and Timberwolves basketball. Chad asks Patrick about Gopher men's hoops and the upcoming first season under new coach, Nico Medved. Chad mentions a fender bender he experienced driving the WCCO vehicle when he was 16 years old. Then, a special edition of Am I Wrong featuring Patrick Reusse’s hatred for the giant Pronto Pup, the average-ness of french fries, hanging curveballs and a potential adults only zone at the State Fair.
A special edition of Am I Wrong featuring Patrick Reusse’s hatred for the giant Pronto Pup, the average-ness of french fries, hanging curveballs and a potential adults only zone at the State Fair.
Patrick Reusse joins Chad Hartman live at the Minnesota State Fair. They talk about the early days of the Target Center and Timberwolves basketball. Chad asks Patrick about Gopher men's hoops and the upcoming first season under new coach, Nico Medved.Then, a special edition of Am I Wrong featuring Patrick Reusse’s hatred for the giant Pronto Pup. Chad mentions a fender bender he experienced driving the WCCO vehicle when he was 16 years old.
The Chad Hartman Show is LIVE at the WCCO Radio Booth at the Minnesota State Fair! Stop by and see us near the intersection of Carnes and Underwood.Sheletta Brundidge makes her weekly appearance on The Chad Hartman Show. Chad teases Sheletta that one of her favorite men (Jacob Frey) will be joining the program later.Then, Mayor Jacob Frey joins the show. He and Chad wade into the stripping of Omar Fateh’s DFL endorsement in the upcoming Minneapolis Mayoral race. Chad asks Mayor Frey if he thinks this could backfire on his campaign and the DFL as public mistrust grows in the electoral process and party establishments.
Then, a conversation with the Mayor of Minneapolis Jacob Frey. They begin discussing Mayor Frey’s newborn at home and how amazing his wife has been. They quickly change subjects and wade into the stripping of Omar Fateh’s DFL endorsement in the upcoming Minneapolis Mayoral race. Chad asks Mayor Frey if he thinks this could backfire on his campaign and the DFL as public mistrust grows in the electoral process and party establishments. Chad asks Mayor Frey about the Target Center and talks he’s had with their new ownership group. They also touch on the Minneapolis Police Department.
Sheletta Brundidge makes her weekly appearance on The Chad Hartman Show. Chad teases Sheletta that one of her favorite men (Jacob Frey) will be joining the program later. Sheletta offers some advice to Jacob as he runs in the hotly contested race for Mayor of Minneapolis. Chad descends into his anti-vest views and rejects help that Sheletta offers for his scratchy throat. In the second segment, Chad and Sheletta talk with her wasband (ex-husband) Sean about their custodial agreement and whether or not he’s dating anyone. Chad asks about their arrangement post-divorce when it comes to dating and how they talk about it with their kids.
The Chad Hartman Show is LIVE at the WCCO Radio Booth at the Minnesota State Fair! Stop by and see us near the intersection of Carnes and Underwood.To kick off the show Chad is joined by former Governor Minnesota Tim Pawlenty. Tim shares his earliest State Fair memory and his plans for the day with his family. Chad asks what it was like to visit the Fair back when he was Governor.Then, Major Garrett makes his weekly appearance. They chat about John Bolton (former National Security Advisor) being raided this morning and how his book may have something to do with it.
They kick things off talking about John Bolton and his office and house being raided by the Department of Justice earlier this morning. Major talks about the context of the raid and how other people are also being pressured as tensions continue to grow between President Trump and the National Reserve.They touch on the breaking news of the firing of Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse, director of the Defense Intelligence Agency by Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth.
To kick off the show Chad is joined by former Governor Minnesota Tim Pawlenty. Tim shares his earliest State Fair memory and his plans for the day with his family. Chad asks what it was like to visit the Fair back when he was Governor.They discuss what the days were like when he was under consideration for the Vice Presidency on John McCain’s ticket in the 2008 election. They also chat about fraud at the state level and the lack of oversight in keeping track of public money and Tim’s thoughts on the Republicans running for Governor.
Catch up on the latest of what happened after the president of Ukraine visited the White House following President Donald Trump's peace talks with Russian president Vladimir Putin. Military experts and journalists weigh in on what to expect next as an analysis brings up a question: Did this all unfold because Barack Obama didn't intervene when Putin captured Crimea?
Jake Sullivan. former National Security Advisor under Joe Biden, joins Chad to talk about the discussions over the past week with President Trump and other world leaders to end the war in Ukraine. Plus, does a change in the CEO position at Target change your feelings on whether you shop there or not?
Do you like Target? Are you someone who has chosen to shop elsewhere? Chad talks about the announcement that Target CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down and how that will impact the business.
Jake Sullivan, former National Security Advisor under Joe Biden, joins Chad to discuss the current efforts to hammer out a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to talk about Rep. Kristin Robbins announcing a campaign for Governor and Tim Walz continuing to hold off on making his decision to run again or not. Plus, on National Radio Day Chad asks about your favorite radio personalities from the past and present.
It's National Radio Day and Chad opens the floor to folks to tell us who they love currently and in the past when listening to radio.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to talk about Rep. Kristin Robbins announcing her run for Governor, Tim Walz still wavering on making a decision, and what's happening to improve security at the State Capitol in St. Paul.
What's happening to the show's State Fair schedule of guests imploding before our eyes!? Chad opens with that topic before we hear from Susie about a bike ride gone wrong and we preview Rena's time at the Fair during her regular Wednesday visit.
What's life like for Rena and her fellow KARE employees during the run of the State Fair?
Susie Jones joins us for some fun to talk about her plans to take a bike ride into work today that didn't work out as well as she planned.
Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a Tuesday edition of The Chad Hartman ShowChad opens the final hour of the show addressing the recent inflammatory comments made by Minneapolis City Council Member Aisha Chughtai about the Mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey. Chad thinks the outburst is unbecoming of someone who holds her position in office. He notes the prevalence of this kind of rhetoric in our current state of politics. But that doesn’t mean that speech like this comes without consequences. Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly appearance on The Chad Hartman Show. They start their conversation about their punctuality profile because apparently your personality plays into whether or not you arrive on time. Jamie shares a personal story from her early days in LA dealing with a boss who mandated everyone to be at work at 8:00 am sharp. They then wade into the hot debate of height requirements in the dating pool.
Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly appearance on The Chad Hartman Show. They start their conversation about their punctuality profile because apparently your personality plays into whether or not you arrive on time. Jamie shares a personal story from her early days in LA dealing with a boss who mandated everyone to be at work at 8:00 am sharp. They then wade into the hot debate of height requirements in the dating pool.
Chad opens the second hour going over his guest list for all six shows that will be live from the Minnesota State Fair. He then wades into the findings recently released by Trilliant Health about outrageous medical bill disparities plaguing patients within our medical system. Chad, Lindsey and the listeners then explore the best place to experience live music in the state of Minnesota.
Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a Tuesday edition of The Chad Hartman Show.Chad kicks things off with a ruling as new Department of Education czar… NO school year should start before Labor Day. He and Lindsey debate their reasoning for leaving the timing of the school year the heck alone.Adam Carter stops in for his weekly segment, Ask Adam Anything! Listeners send in their random questions. Adam has been watching a lot of masterpiece theater-esque programming lately. They also get into unique spellings of common names, the lack of a weekly bit for Chad on Adam’s show, ordering off the kid’s menu at Manny’s, Adam’s ability to withstand incarceration in Turkey
Adam Carter stops in for his weekly segment, Ask Adam Anything! Listeners send in their random questions. Adam has been watching a lot of masterpiece theater-esque programming lately. They also get into unique spellings of common names, the lack of a weekly bit for Chad on Adam’s show, ordering off the kid’s menu at Manny’s, and Adam’s ability (?) to withstand incarceration in Turkey.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of Minnesota sports talk before Chad finishes off the show with some Rapid Fire Radio.
What makes an attractive neck? What's something most people have in their home that shouldn't be there? Chad dives into those heavy topics and more during Rapid Fire Radio!
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the Vikings getting Brett Favre to down on this date in 2009 and what he remembers from a day that kicked off a wild season. Plus, Chip has good stuff on the Twins and a look ahead to the Gopher football season.
Former congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad for talk President Trump working for peace between Russia and Ukraine and more local political topics before Susie Jones joins us from the newsroom for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Susie Jones joins us with some excellent production value as part of today's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Former congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to talk about the push for peace between Russia and Ukraine and some other political topics closer to home.
Do you trust President Trump to deal with Putin? Chad opens the show with that question and we hear some live audio from Trump's Oval Office meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. Plus, Star Tribune reporter Reid Forgrave joins with details on the extensive piece from the paper looking at Vance Boelter's religious history.
Star Tribune reporter Reid Forgrave joins Chad to discuss an extensive piece he was involved with that looked at Vance Boelter's religious history and how it may have impacted his life and world views.
As President Trump meets with Ukrainian Presiden Zelenskyy today, and after Friday's summit with Putin, Chad has a simple question: do you trust Trump with Putin?
Our final hour features Rochelle Olson of the Star Tribune talking politics and this week's Cheers & Jeers column with Adam Carter before we hear from the Am I Wrong? committee.
The Am I Wrong? committee brings this week's resolutions, including one aimed directly at a controversial food opinion from Adam Carter, to wrap up our week.
Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Adam to discuss the reporting that Governor Walz is still indecisive about running for another term or not and shares some of the opinions she has is this week's Cheers & Jeers column.
What is Adam Carter in for this weekend when he moves his oldest daughter into college? Sheletta Brundidge offers her advice and wisdom from experience on that as she joins for a Feisty Friday before Adam dips his toe into discussing a story regarding menopause and women going through that stage going through divorce.
Who better to break down menopause than Adam Carter? Adam shares a news story about the impact menopause and perimenopause may be having on the divorce rate and whether he buys the theories offered in the story.
Adam Carter touches on a few topics during our Feisty Friday visit with Sheletta, but none more personal than preparing to take his oldest daughter off to college this weekend.
Should any governor be allowed a third term in office? That's Adam Carter's position as he leads the show with that conversation while filling in for Chad. Later, we play a game of Make Adam Laugh and discuss the news of workers at a British pub threatening to skip work if VP Vance was allowed to keep his reservation.
With our final pair of Adam Sandler tickets on the line, Adam Carter proves to be very tough to crack as five listeners give it their best effort during Make Adam Laugh.
Reports from the Star Tribune today say that Governor Walz is wavering as he weighs whether or not to run for a third term in office. Adam Carter opens the show today, filling in for Chad, talking about why he feels two terms is enough for any governor.
Adam Carter opens with details and what he's heard of the reaction to the story of a teen girl who says she was followed into the women's bathroom at a restaurant and forced to prove she was female. Later, we debate the newsworthiness of an interview with accused killer Vance Boelter and Jason DeRusha joins us from Target Field.
Jason DeRusha joins Adam Carter from Target Field with a little talk about the fallout from yesterday's Twins ownership news along with some other topics.
J Patrick Coolican of the Minnesota Reformer wrote an editorial criticizing Blaze News for doing an interview with Vance Boelter. Is it newsworthy for any news organization to do an interview with Boelter?
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are meeting today in Alaska to talk about the possibility of peace in Russia's war against Ukraine. One analyst says the word 'no' is Trump's most powerful weapon ... But will he use it? Also, CBS' Major Garrett has tips on what to watch for in the meeting.
Laura Oakes joins us with details from her new story about the challenges facing rural Minnesota hospitals today before we have some fun with a game of Make Adam Laugh to give away tickets to see Adam Sandler.
What was the punchline today that drew a laugh from Adam Carter and won a listener tickets to see Adam Sandler?
Laura Oakes joins Adam Carter to begin the hour with details on her newest 'A Closer Look' story on the difficulties being faced today at rural hospitals around Minnesota.
Adam Carter is in for Chad today to lead the show. We jump around to a few topics during the hour including the personality traits we'd like to change about ourselves, AAA saying backing into a parking space is the best way to do it, and felony assault charges for a man who threw his sub sandwich into the chest of a cop.
Adam Carter prefers backing his truck into a parking spot when he can and now AAA says it's the safer choice and everyone should do the same. Will you get on board with backing in?
Adam Carter is in for Chad today, opening the show by talking about the one personality trait we'd most like to change about ourselves.
Here are the facts, darn facts and opinions about President Donald Trump ordering the National Guard into Washington D.C., a move some believe underscores his totalitarian tendencies and others believe is a much-needed security measure for a key place in America.
Patrick Reusse joins Chad for two segments on the Pohlad family opting to retain ownership of the Twins before we get to Make Chad Laugh to give away some Adam Sandler tickets and a few minutes with Jason DeRusha to wrap up the show.
Patrick Reusse joins Chad to discuss the Pohlad family announcing today they will retain ownership of the Twins instead of following through with a sale.
Two segments of fun and politics kickoff the hour with Major Garrett of CBS News before talk about new poll numbers showing Americans have never been less interesting in drinking alcohol.
Drinking numbers have never been lower than they are today. Why are Americans, specifically the younger generation, avoiding alcohol?
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about an interesting moment on yesterday's episode of The Takeout, the upcoming meeting between President Trump and Vladimir Putin, and Trump taking control of policing and bringing the National Guard to Washington D.C.
Chad opens the show with reaction to new today that the Pohlad family will keep ownership of the Twins and Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for some fun during her regular Wednesday visit.
How can a single person have multiple marathons, duathlons, and triathlons on their athletic resume alongside two broken hips suffered during race training? Only our injury-prone friend Rena Sarigianopoulos can lay claim to that.
Chad opens the show hearing and sharing reaction to the Pohlad family announcing this morning they will retain ownership of the Twins.
Susie Jones joins us for a game of Make Susie Laugh with one caller winning tickets to see Adam Sandler. Plus, Chad talks about the news that Taylor Swift is ready to release a new album and Jamie Yuccas joins for her weekly visit.
Jamie Yuccas joins for a fun conversation with plenty of listener input about our favorite place in the state, with Jamie also sharing her favorite place in California.
Make Chad Laugh transformed into Make Susie Laugh today with Susie Jones joining us. Were any of our listeners able to get her to laugh and win some Adam Sandler tickets?
Randy Shaver joins Chad to share details and his excitement over a new gig he's preparing to start with the Star Tribune covering prep football. Plus, Chad discusses today's primary vote for Melissa Hortman's seat in the legislature.
As DFL primary voters decide their candidate today in the race to fill the late Melissa Hortman's seat, Chad asks if you would even want that seat given the tragedy that ended her life?
Randy Shaver talks about his busy life since retiring from KARE-11 and his excitement to begin a new prep football postgame show with the Star Tribune.
Are you struggling to keep up with the cost of living today? Chad opens the show with that conversation before turning to some fun with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything.
Chad opens the show with details from a new survey about the number of Americans struggling with the cost of living today.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of talk on the Twins, Lynx and Vikings. Plus, Chad reacts to some audio from a CNN interview, reposted by Pete Hegseth, of a group of pastors pushing a Christian Nationalist movement and Jason joins to disagree with Chad over what's really behind people losing their minds on social media of a new Vikings cheerleader.
Chad shares audio and his own commentary on a group of pastors pushing a Christian Nationalist movement in America, noting that Pete Hegseth is a member of their church and re-posted this audio from an interview with CNN.
Chad opens the hour with a strong takedown of President Trump's plans to takeover police in Washington D.C. and call in the National Guard to help police the streets before we lighten it up with Susie Jones and Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and shares her new idea for how to keep score during a round of golf.
President Trump is taking over the police in Washington D.C. and activating the National Guard. Chad shares the details and his own strong opinions on the issue.
Chad opens the show talking about an interesting idea from Christie Brinkley to make it easier for couples to get out of a failed marriage. Later, we have our first game of Make Chad Laugh for the week to give away a pair of Adam Sandler tickets and we have an update on the possibility of a social district coming to downtown Stillwater.
With Adam Sandler tickets on the line, were any of our lucky contestants able to get a chuckle out of our host? Let's play Make Chad Laugh!
Christie Brinkley recently says she believes each marriage should allow the couple to get out of it clean and easy every five years if they choose to do so. Is that idea insightful or utterly insane?
Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Chad to talk politics and share some of the targets in this week's Cheers & Jeers column before we hear from the Am I Wrong? committee and their resolutions to wrap up the week.
Dave Harrigan takes over the end of the show as offers up this week's resolutions from the Am I Wrong? committee for public debate.
Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Chad to talk about the Trump administration's attack on transgender members of the Air Force and the subjects she features in this week's Cheers & Jeers column.
Sheletta Brundidge joins over the first half of the hour for a Feisty Friday before jumping into the Vikings with Matthew Coller on the eve of the preseason opener.
On Deadline is a deep dive into a single topic from Audacy's newsrooms across the country. Today, we're talking about money, and why everything from electricity to steaks on the grill cost so much. Plus, get the latest on AI pricing and how it affects you. On Deadline is written and produced by Christy Strawser and Lauren Barry.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to talk about how JJ McCarthy has looked leading the Vikings offense so far through training camp, what he wants to see from McCarthy in the preseason opener, and more on how the rest of the team is performing in camp.
Sheletta Brundidge joins us for a Feisty Friday to tackle some fun topics and the insulting behavior from a crypto company trying to gain some notoriety by throwing sex toys on the floor at WNBA games.
Chad opens the show talking about household injuries and some other nonsense topics before jumping into the politics of the week with Major Garrett of CBS News.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about gerrymandering and the mess in Texas with Democrats leaving the state this week to avoid a redistricting vote. Plus, how is the White House reacting to Israel declaring their intentions to take control of Gaza City?
Chad opens the show today with a variety of nonsense topics and questions. Are we the only people in Minnesota without a cabin? What's your worst injury suffered at home? Do doctors make us wait for them just to show their power?
House prices are at a record high while mortgage rates are also still high ... so much so that we learned this week that an American has to make $117,000 a year in salary to afford a median house anywhere in the United States. So, is it time to just rent? And when will the Fed lower the interest rates?
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to begin the hour discussing what he feels could be a catastrophic decision by RFK Jr. to pull funding for mRNA vaccines. Plus, we share some fun during our weekly Thursday visit with Jason DeRusha talking about the big figures in media that drew us in the most.
Jason DeRusha tells us about his days interning with ABC News and working with Peter Jennings to kickoff a discussion about the TV and radio people that grabbed our attention.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad with very critical reaction to RFK Jr's decision to pull funding for mRNA vaccines and why he feels it could have catastrophic consequences.
Chad speaks with Dr. Scott Jensen for two segments about taking another run for Governor in 2026, we hear and share reaction to the interview, and briefly discuss a story about how college students are using Google calendar to schedule and run everything in their lives.
Chad reacts to his interview with Dr. Scott Jensen and hears from several listeners about what they heard from Jensen as he laid out his case for another shot at running for Governor.
Dr. Scott Jensen joins Chad to talk about lessons he's learned since his failed campaign for Governor in 2022, where he has deep differences with Governor Walz, and why he believes he can win in 2026.
What are your feeling about Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty's announcement that she won't seek another term in the office? Chad opens the show with that topic before a discussion about how consumers today are taking advantage of retailers and their lax return policies.
Retails locations are getting abused by their own return policies and customers taking advantage of those lax policies. If you ran things, what would your policy be to insure fairness for both the store and the consumer.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announced yesterday she will not seek reelection for the position. Chad talks about the announcement, potential challenges she would have faced in running for another term, and the controversial decisions she's made during the term.
Chad touches on a few topics, including a tub of mayo officiating a wedding ceremony, during two segments of Rapid Fire Radio before a conversation with chef Andrew Zimmern about starvation and the conflict he feels internally while enjoying his life as a chef and world traveler.
Chef Andrew Zimmern joins Chad to talk about his op-ed piece in today's Star Tribune and why he feels tension within himself as a chef and world traveler while also seeing the horrors of starvation in Gaza and other parts of the world.
Chad shares the story of a couple that was married by a giant tub of mayo and courageously takes a bold stand against that particular condiment as a wedding officiant. That, among other topics during some fun with Rapid Fire Radio.
Chad opens the hour speaking to Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher about the state of security at the State Capitol and protection for lawmakers. Plus, what lunacy is President Trump talking about now when he spoke about farm workers this morning on CNBC?
Chad reacts to comments President Trump made earlier today on CNBC, saying the statements are ridiculous and full of racist language.
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher joins Chad with talk about how he's continuing to push for better security measures at the State Capitol and to expand the use of a notification system that could have been used on the morning of June 14 when the Hoffman and Hortman families were attacked.
Chad opens the show sharing stories of signs he's seen in his life that he attributes to loved ones who've left us. Later, Adam Carter joins that conversation and engages in the usual nonsense during Ask Adam Anything.
Chad shares stories of the signs he and family members have seen following the lost of his father and recent passing of dog Charlie and we hear from others about similar experiences. Do you believe in signs from the loved ones we've lost?
Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of sports talk on the Twins, Lynx and Vikings. Plus, we discuss the story of a man who claims he was booted from a soccer game for wearing a MAGA had with Jason DeRusha joining the mix on that and more.
Do we believe a man was kicked out of a soccer game in St. Louis simply for wearing a MAGA hat? Should teams have policies against wearing political hats or clothing of any type?
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the state of the Twins following the trade deadline selloff, a big move from the Lynx to help their roster and the Vikings preparing to open up their preseason on Saturday.
Susie Jones joins for two fun segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad jumps into two of the biggest political headlines from the weekend.
Chad jumps into the political headlines with strong opinions on Democrats in Texas fleeing the state to avoid a redistricting vote and President Trump adding another personal vendetta to a long list.
How did Dave end up accidentally naked in the middle of a lake on vacation last week? Fun stuff during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated today with Susie Jones joining from the newsroom.
How is the summer of smoke impacting your enjoyment of the season? Chad opens the show with that discussion before a great conversation with Jimmy Jim Harris about returning to Washburn High School to receive an honorary diploma.
Jimmy Jam Harris joins Chad to share some great stories and emotions about returning to Washburn High School and receiving an honorary diploma.
How did last week's smoky air impact you? Has Governor Walz missed an opportunity by not being more visible in sharing how Minnesotans can protect themselves from the smoke?
The full third hour of the Chad Hartman Show for Friday, August 1st, 2025.Rochelle Olson joins Chad Hartman for their weekly Cheers & Jeers segment along with some political discussion.They first talk about President Trump’s plan to fire a head of a department because they reported bad numbers.Chad and Rochelle then run though her Cheers & Jeers column in the Star Tribune for the week. Then, Chad talks about a dispute between the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and a park worker who went on maternity leave, received PPL funds and then was unable to return to work. The MPRB initially tried to reclaim the PPL funds but have now decided to no longer pursue.Jason DeRusha gives his thoughts on the matter and how complex it is.
Chad talks about a dispute between the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and a park worker who went on maternity leave, received PPL funds and then was unable to return to work. The MPRB initially tried to reclaim the PPL funds but have now decided to no longer pursue.Jason DeRusha gives his thoughts on the matter and how complex it is.
Rochelle Olson joins Chad Hartman for their weekly Cheers & Jeers segment along with some political discussion.They first talk about President Trump’s plan to fire a head of a department because they reported bad numbers. They get into Governor Tim Walz’s run for a third gubernatorial term and potential strategy in the next few months. They also discuss the potential of Rep. Kristin Robbins running for governor. Chad and Rochelle then run through her Cheers & Jeers column in the Star Tribune for the week.
Our weekly visit with Sheletta Brundidge kicks off the second hour with Chad Hartman. Chad voices his disappointment in not seeing Sheletta in studio. They chat about Sheletta’s kids wrapping up summer school which at least limits their exposure to middle school germs for a few weeks. Sheletta has been under the weather but thankfully her ex has been on hand to help her with chores and bring her some food. They also get into celebrating her daughter’s 12th birthday down in Houston complete with party bus and all the cousins she rarely gets to see.Chad provides an update on his and his family’s processing of putting their dog Charlie to sleep earlier this week. Am I Wrong with Lindsey Brown wraps up the second hour where she gives an update on her ongoing cat merger, birthdays at the Rainforest Cafe and Tom Brady.
Lindsey Brown leads Am I Wrong this week. She brings some history to her ongoing cat merger, the Rainforest Cafe and Tom Brady's ego.
Our weekly visit with Sheletta Brundidge kicks off the second hour with Chad Hartman. Chad voices his disappointment in not seeing Sheletta in studio. They chat about Sheletta’s kids wrapping up summer school which at least limits their exposure to middle school germs for a few weeks. Sheletta has been under the weather but thankfully her ex has been on hand to help her with chores and bring her some food. They also get into celebrating her daughter’s 12th birthday down in Houston complete with party bus and all the cousins she rarely gets to see.
The full first hour of the Chad Hartman Show for Friday, August 1st, 2025.Chad Hartman in the chair the day after the Twins shipped out ten players before yesterday’s trade deadline. Chad brings his word he would use to describe the Minnesota Twins. He also criticizes the timing and message of trimming down the payroll that the organization rolled out to the fans and media yesterday.Chad is also joined by Major Garrett for the second half of the hour. They get into the concerning jobs numbers, Russian submarine movement and what Major thinks Kamala Harris is planning as she re-emerges on the media circuit.
Chad opens with a question about the dismal jobs numbers that have come in and what that means for the Trump administration. Major thinks the messaging hasn’t been strong while avoiding important metrics because they don’t like the numbers. They dissect a statement made by Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev about new positioning of nuclear submarines. They also talk about former Vice President Kamala Harris’ appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Jeffrey Epstein associate, partner and pimp Ghislaine Maxwell sat down for two days with the Justice Department as the mystery deepens about Epstein's so-called client list, and then she was mysteriously transferred to a low-security federal prison camp. What did she say, and what's about to happen next?
The full third hour of The Chad Hartman Show for Thursday, July 31st 2025. Chad opens the third hour with his thoughts on the moves the Minnesota Twins have made ahead of today’s trade deadline. Chad isn’t inspired by the assets coming back to the organization in return that are a ways away from making an impact with the big club.Chad and Lindsey then discuss another potential presidential run for Kamala Harris in 2028. She’s selling a book and getting back on the media circuit. He asks listeners to chime in with a word they would use to describe another Harris. Finally, Jason DeRusha joins the show with a swingers story from the State Fair. They ask what percentage of Minnesota couples have an open relationship.
Jason DeRusha joins The Chad Hartman Show. He discloses some opportunities he and his wife have received from couples looking to swing... including one at the State Fair. They also hypothesize what percentage of Minnesota couples have an open relationship.
Chad opens a vein and his heart to start the second hour as he shares a challenging experience he and his family went through yesterday. The animals we share our lives and memories with are so special they almost surpass the agony of letting them go. Almost. Susie Jones sits in for the remainder of the hour to help Chad compartmentalize. They chat about Susie’s family trip up north, her latest dates and past office romance.
First, Brial Belski joins the show to talk big money and President Trump’s international deal making strategies. Chad and Brian also talk costs, interest rates and a history lesson about past battles between presidents and the Fed Chair.Then, Chad then gets into the city of Albert Lea blocking the opening of the first non-tribal cannabis dispensary in their city. He rants on leaders who are picking and choosing when they get to follow state laws.
Brian Belski is a Chief Investment Strategist for the Bank of Montreal.Chad asks the listeners and Brian: Are you in a better or worse financial situation than you were in January when President Trump was inaugurated into office? They discuss the deals (and tactics) that President Trump has with different members of the international community. Chad and Brian also talk costs, interest rates and a history lesson about past battles between presidents and the Fed Chair.
Redistricting, not a word that sounds all that sexy until you find out what it means for everything from Medicaid payments to tax rates. President Donald Trump pushes for Texas to gain five seats for the GOP, and here's what that would mean for the rest of us.
Scott Korzenowski and Lindsey Brown in for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan today. For the third hour they start with a conversation about the economic repercussions for communities impacted by school shootings.Then, Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly appearance where she spills some details on a few things she’s working on. Jamie shares some of the features she’s been working on out in LA including one with a tie to Minnesota.
Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly appearance on the Chad Hartman Show. Scott Korzenowski is in for Chad today. Korzo and Jamie bond over their love for Fort Myers before getting into air quality here in Minnesota vs in California.
Scott Korzenowski and Lindsey Brown in for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan today. They didn’t execute Ask Adam Anything correctly so they answer some of the leftover questions that were sent in from listeners. Then, a discussion about a local man providing space for people experiencing homelessness to put up their tents and stay on his property. Korzo then rails on President Trump’s rollback of many environmental regulations implemented by previous administrations. Korzo and Lindsey talk government reach and some of the findings showing long term costs of climate disasters.
Scott Korzenowski in for Chad Hartman today. They open the show with a conversation about Korzo’s obsession with Vikings QB JJ McCarthy. They then discuss the mass shooting that took place in New York City where four people have lost their lives. The shooter intended to go to the NFL offices but took the wrong elevator. Korzo and Lindsey talk about concussions and the impact of brain injuries long term. Finally, a spirited Ask Adam Anything segment with topics such as JJ McCarthy, AI apprehension, the prison system and gambling in sport.
Chad Hartman out today so Scott Korzenowski is in to conduct this week's Ask Adam Anything. Formatting is a little bit different this week but Scott and Adam discuss JJ McCarthy, AI apprehension, the prison system and gambling issues in sport.
The full third hour of The Chad Hartman Show on July 28th, 2025.Chad, Lindsey and Mark in for Over/Under/Properly rated ft. the Sydney Sweeny American Eagle ad and beauty performance standardsPatrick Reusse on Twins deadline, power outagesThen, Patrick Reusse finally joins the show after a delay due to power outages from the storm last night. They talk about some Twins players that may be on the move for the upcoming trade deadline and what they might fetch in return. They also discuss baseball’s collective bargaining agreement negotiations as the league tries to implement a salary cap.
Patrick Reusse finally joins the show after a delay due to power outages from the storm last night. They talk about some Twins players that may be on the move for the upcoming trade deadline and what they might fetch in return. They also discuss baseball’s collective bargaining agreement negotiations as the league tries to implement a salary cap.
Astronomer Paul Byron who was caught on the Coldplay jumbotron not with his wife is exploring a lawsuit against the band. Chad and Lindsey discuss whether or not he has a leg to stand on. They also talk about the emergence of dynamic pricing in grocery stores. Then, a discussion about a potential shift within the international community for further intervention in the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The emaciated children and other innocents cannot be ignored to the degree that they have been as more images and footage of their living conditions and desperation flash across our screens. Listeners provide some of their thoughts on the crisis.
Blair Anderson is the former Chief of Police of St. Cloud. He joins Chad Hartman for the full first hour of The Chad Hartman Show.It’s been three years since he retired and he’s found a different pace in life. He talks about the garden he’s cultivating and his love for well kept lawns. They also discuss the police response and eventual arrest of Vance Boelter after the murders of Rep. Melissa Hortman and Mark Hortman and the shootings of John and Yvette Hoffman. They discuss the known sequence of events, the timing of confrontation(s) and Blair offers his expertise and thoughts including where he was on that tragic night.
Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins to discuss her latest Cheers & Jeers column before we hear this week's resolutions from the Am I Wrong? committee.
Tim and Mary Pawlenty have their first encounter with the Am I Wrong? committee as Dave brings us this week's resolutions.
Rochelle Olson joins Tim and Mary Pawlenty for talk about still navigating her transition from reporter to columnist at the Star Tribune and what's in this week's Cheers & Jeers column.
Tim and Mary Pawlenty speak with Lucy Bock of the National Loon Center at the top of the hour before a discussion about a move away from gentle parenting techniques and some Vikings talk with Dane Mizutani of the Pioneer Press.
Pioneer Press Vikings reporter Dane Mizutani joins Tim and Mary Pawlenty to talk about what he's seen so far from the Vikings during the opening days of training camp.
Lucy Bock from the National Loon Center in Crosslake joins Tim and Mary Pawlenty to share knowledge about the loons we love to see and hear on our Minnesota lakes.
Tim and Mary Pawlenty are in for Chad today talking in the opening hour about a day of very smoky skies in Minnesota, a new executive order from President Trump impacting the homeless community, the best summer produce to enjoy in the state and much more.
Rod Borden of Lunds & Byerlys joins Tim and Mary Pawlenty to talk about the fresh fruits and vegetables available to Minnesotans this time of year, sourcing from local growers, and some of the hidden gems of the produce department.
Tim and Mary Pawlenty speak about a new executive order from President Trump aimed at making it easier for states and cities to get homeless people off the streets and into treatment and aid centers.
Hulk Hogan, who died Thursday at age 71, launched "Hulkamania" in the Twin Cities in the early-80s before becoming a national phenomenon in the WWF. His old friend and colleague Jim Brunzell remembers the Hulkster with Chad.
Chad opens the hour with talk about heartbreaking images of mass starvation in Gaza while the fighting continues and projections of 150 new marijuana businesses opening around Minnesota before the end of the year before spending some time with Jason DeRusha.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad for some fun talking legal marijuana, Minneapolis crime, and his beef with Big Parade.
Coverage and photos of the mass starvation and destruction in Gaza are heartbreaking. Will President Trump ever step up to tell Benjamin Netanyahu the fighting with Hamas needs to stop to save the innocent people of the region?
Chad opens the hour with back to back interviews on the life and legacy of Hulk Hogan before Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins from Vikings training camp.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad with great stuff on the JJ McCarthy and the Vikings at the start of training camp.
Chad has two excellent interviews on the life and cultural impact of Hulk Hogan with Wade Keller of Pro Wrestling Torch and former wrestler "Jumping' Jim Brunzell.
Chad opens the show with talk about Hulk Hogan and a busy week of celebrity deaths along with some other nonsense before reacting to the 59 year sentence handed down to Derrick Thompson and diving into politics with Major Garrett of CBS News.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with excellent analysis on another week of Epstein news taking over Washington DC among several other topics.
A judge sentenced Derrick Thompson today to 59 years behind bars for the crash that killed five young women. Chad says he deserves every minute of that sentence and more.
Laura Oakes joins us from the newsroom to share a joke and join the conversation about Dave's trip to LA to see the Twins and Dodgers earlier this week. Plus, Chad shares the latest news from the Wall Street Journal about President Trump's name appearing in the Epstein files.
Acting US Attorney Joe Thompson joins to talk about Minnesota's huge fraud problem, prosecuting Vance Boelter and more from his office before a conversation with Jacob Frey about the Minneapolis mayoral race and challenging DFL challenger Omar Fateh winning the Minneapolis DFL's endorsement.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad to talk about challenges State Senator Omar Fateh earning the Minneapolis DFL's endorsement for the mayoral race and issues where he believes the two have stark differences in opinion.
Acting US Attorney Joe Thompson tells Chad's he is surprised everyone in Minnesota didn't already know of the massive levels of fraud scheme in this state, exceeding $1 billion. Thompson joins to talk on that topic, sex assault cases, Vance Boelter and more.
Is this the worst summer weather ever in Minnesota? Chad opens the show on that topic, hears of cancelation of tonight's Aquatennial parade, and we chat with Rena Sarigianopoulos about the fire at KARE-11 yesterday, how they are operating now out of their studios, and the plan to keep providing newscasts while their building is under repair.
As Chad vents about a summer of terrible weather, we see news that tonight's Aquatennial parade is canceled and get a call from Adam Carter with a great story of his experience with Sid in the parade many years ago.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad to talk about the fire that forced everyone from the KARE-11 building yesterday and how the station plans to operate while out of their building.
This hour we discuss the controversy with Medhi Hasan, chat with our friend out in LA, Jamie Yuccas and get her and Jason to react to this as well as the Coldplay couple!
Had the chances to talk to Jamie Yuccas on a variety of topics including Medhi Hasan and the viral Coldplay couple and then Jason DeRusha chimes in to react to America’s obsession with the Astronomer CEO and his mistress going viral over the past week!
Time to head out west and chat with our friend Jamie Yuccas, CBS News correspondent in Los Angeles. She shares why she loves the Dodgers more than the Twins, reaction to the Medhi Hasan - Pinesap controversy and the buzz surrounding the Coldplay couple!
In a recent debate - Zeteo founder and progressive commentator Medhi Hasan was featured in a debate where one man of 20 individuals named Pinesap, who identifies as “Connor” was fired for claiming to be a fascist - we fast forward 24 hours and a “Connor” is seeking donations on GiveSendGo which was set at $15,000 and has reached almost $25,000 - we discuss what this says about “free speech” and the lines that need to be towed when it comes to being in media and politics!
Your Minnesota Twins are out west in Los Angeles taking on the Dodger and we chat with the television voice of the Minnesota Twins Corey Provus on the sudden passing of Ozzy Osbourne, the sight of seeing Shoei Ohtani play, Byron Buxton producing magic in LA last night, Twins potential pitching moves at the deadline and more!
Whether it is Cub Foods in Midway shutting down, Target ending price match - why do you choose where you shop and how is the landscape changing? Also news broke this hour of legendary rock and metal icon Ozzy Osbourne passing away - what other music icons hit you the hardest when they passed away?
This hour we learned of the tragic passing of Ozzy Osbourne - whether it was Black Sabbath or his solo work - Ozzy will forever be a staple of metal and rock history - we remember his legacy but what other significant artists or singers do you remember where you were when they passed away!
On the heels of yesterday’s news of Midway Cub Foods shutting down in a couple of months and then today Target announced after a decade it would be cutting off the price match - why do you choose Target (or your preference of store) to shop and where we sit with success and lack there of with stores!
CBS and Paramount have come out to claim that they cut Stephen Colbert due to money and frankly, we do not buy it and Adam Carter shares his struggles with chaffing, his bandwagon Cubs fandom and more with Ask Adam Anything!
We try to help Adam Carter resolve his chaffing problem, his Chicago experience, obstructed seating and much more with Ask Adam Anything!
As the story brews on there are more layers to this onion - it was announced late last week that Stephen Colbert’s Late Show would be no more once May of 2026 hits - do we buy into the cut as a funding move or does this have the President’s fingerprints all over it - we discuss!
Powerlifting, U of M Money, JJ and more with Chip Scoggins, Hunter Biden sounding off on the mental acuity of his father near the end of his presidency and why we love the Coldplay story so much!
It is the scandal that has swept the nation, and now the Astronomer CEO Andy Byron has resigned following the viral affair video that has taken the nation by storm and this country has covered from head to toe for the past week - but why?
We have heard from the son of the former President Joe Biden, Hunter, on why his dad had struggled with his mental acuity in the final year of his Presidency - ambien. Hunter has also lashed back at George Clooney following criticism in a recent op-ed - and why so many clearly saw through this when it comes to qualifying for the job as President!
There is an inspirational piece in the Minnesota Star Tribune where a grandmother to 10 kids and mother to six is also at 64 setting powerlifting records - we chat with Chip Scoggins of the Minnesota Star Tribune about that. We then discuss JJ McCarthy, Vikings as this week marks the first day of training camp and also, the University of Minnesota charging a $200 fee per year for student athletes!
Before we dive into sports with Chip Scoggins, we discuss the passing of 54 year old Malcolm Jamal Warner of The Cosby Show fame and also Chip has an incredible story of a 64 year old woman who is setting powerlifting records
Is working from home overrated? We list off our picks for Overrated, Underrated, Properly Rated with Taylor Rivera and Josh Wheeler including 13 years since the Dark Knight Rises and movie reboots - where do they stand? Also, Jon Bream with the Star Tribune breaks down each aspect of the place to be this past weekend - Minnesota Yacht Club Festival!
Couldn't have asked for better weather over the weekend and many are raving about the music and the atmosphere altogether - we chat with Jon Bream with the Star Tribune and get his take on the weekend and we break down each performance!
Josh Wheeler in for Dave Harrigan and Taylor Rivera in for the legendary Susie Jones on Overrated Underrated Properly Rated where Taylor shares her take on working from home, Josh has had enough with ESPN+ and much more with Overrated Underrated Properly Rated!
One party is united while another is divided - we discuss and also what are some of your scariest flight experiences ever?
In wake of the near B-52 collision with a Delta flight from Minneapolis to Minot - we take some of your scariest flight experiences!
We saw over the weekend locally Omar Fateh won the DFL endorsement over current Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey while leaving many heads turning at the convention over at Target Center and currently, the current Trump Administration is at odds when it comes to the Epstein case where the current president is doing anything to distract from it - we try to break it all down for you!
Chris Egert and Lindsey Brown in for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan.Lindsey Brown has a reputation for the outrageous but Jason DeRusha takes the cake for this week's edition of Am I Wrong.
Chris Egert and Lindsey Brown in for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan. Rochelle Olson hasn’t met Christ but that doesn’t stop a spirited conversation on the Nicole Mitchell trial. Chris gets into about an article he read in the Star Tribune today about University of Minnesota students now being charged a fee to subsidize paying the school’s athletes. Plus, Am I Wrong with Lindsey Brown and Jason DeRusha’s worst take of all time
Rochelle Olson joins Chris Egert who’s sitting in for Chad Hartman today. Chris and Rochelle haven’t met but they bring civility and their thoughts on the Nicole Mitchell trial and its impending verdict. Rochelle also details what she’s written for her Cheers & Jeers column this week.
Chris Egert and Lindsey Brown in for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan. They start the second hour with a conversation about Artificial Intelligence slowly seeping into our everyday life. Chris decides to have some talking points summarized by ChatGPT and shares what it came up with. Lindsey emphasizes her distrust of AI and to say thank you at the end of all interactions just in case. They then wade into a conversation about housing prices in Minnesota, the feasibility of the “American Dream” for younger people and the burdens on people who bought in long ago.
Chris Egert and Lindsey Brown in for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan. Chris opens the show with an examination of President Trump’s recent media spins pertaining to his recent health revelations amidst pressure to release the Epstein Files.Chris then discusses The Steve Miller Band cancelling their show at the upcoming Minnesota State Fair.
Korzo's final hour today begins with a conversation about mobile sports betting and the predatory aspects of that industry with State Senator Erin Maye Quade. Later, Korzo shares some stats from ICE that seem to go against what President Trump's deportation mission was said to be. We also talk about Trump's claims he convinced Coca-Cola to remove corn syrup from their beverages in the US in favor of real sugar before a conversation about the sports venues we hope to check out our bucket lists to visit.
Korzo and Dave talk about a few places on their bucket list of sports venues to visit, including one that Dave is checking off next week.
State Senator Erin Maye Quade joins Scott Korzenowski to talk about the predatory practices of online sports betting companies an why she's opposes legalizing online betting in Minnesota.
Korzo welcomes former tennis touring pro David Wheaton to talk tennis to open the hour before we jump into several political topics over the rest of the hour.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider talks Vikings and NFL for two segments with Chad before wrapping up the week with our usual Am I Wrong? fun.
Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? to end the Friday show with thoughts on the fight of the century happening tonight on Netflix, the excitement over a Full Beaver Moon, announcing your departure from X and more.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad for two segments on the Vikings, their matchup this weekend against the Titans and other news from the NFL.
It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge joining to talk about the Emmy she brought to share with us, her son sneaking back into town against her wishes, a possibly booty call and much more fun!
Sheletta Brundidge joins for some fun with Feisty Friday before Chad discusses data about the massive problems with obesity in the country.
About three quarters of Americans are either overweight or obese. How do we tackle this epidemic as a country and where's do we start?
Chad opens the show with a few topics, including a conversation with new coworker Lindsey Brown about her few years living in Las Vegas before moving back home to Minnesota. Later, Major Garrett makes his usual visit to the show with great insight and analysis of Trump's nominations of Matt Gaetz and RFK Jr. and what could come next as they seek confirmation by the Senate.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about Trump's nomination of Matt Gaetz to be the next Attorney General and RFK Jr. to lead HHS. Will they be confirmed?
Chad introduces our newest producer Lindsey Brown and discusses her years living in Las Vegas while also discussing his own visits to Vegas while in college. Plus, if you had one free weekend to travel, which location are you choosing?
Attorney Paul Applebaum joins Chad for a discussion about two legal topics in the news this week before we have some fun with Jason DeRusha joining to talk booze, splitting the check, dentist visits and other nonsense.
Jason DeRusha joins the show on a number of topics including his lunch today that ended with him taking a bath on splitting the check.
Attorney Paul Applebaum discusses what he believes to be a strong case that business owners near George Floyd Square have brought against the city of Minneapolis. Plus, how does he feel about a judgment in favor of a couple that sued Minnesota Urology for a botched vasectomy reading?
Chad spends most of the hour discussing Donald Trump's nomination of Matt Gaetz to be his Attorney General, including an interview with former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger who believes Gaetz is definitely not qualified for that position.
Chad reacts to his interview with Tom Heffelfinger about the appointment of Matt Gaetz to be the next Attorney General and we hear from listeners sharing their opinions.
Former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins Chad to talk about Donald Trump appointing Matt Gaetz to be Attorney General and why Heffelfinger believes Gaetz is terribly unqualified for the job.
Chad opens the show talking about new data showing the yearly income Americans now need to afford a home before a discussion about Sam Darnold and the Vikings with Rich Gannon.
Former Vikings QB and NFL MVP Rich Gannon joins Chad to talk about what he's seen from Sam Darnold and the rest of the Vikings through the first half of the season.
Americans need about $108,000 in yearly income today to afford a home. That's almost double of what the household income needed to be at just five years ago. Chad opens the show talking about that data and what's happening with the housing market.
Chad has two segments of Timberwolves talk with Jim Petersen to open hour before reaction to the breaking news of Matt Gaetz earning Donald Trump's nomination for Attorney General.
Chad knew some of Trump's appointments would be controversial, but never believed it could so far as to make Matt Gaetz our nation's next Attorney General.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about the problems he's seen with the Wolves over losses in their last two games and what needs to change starting tonight with their second in a row in Portland.
Great guests this hour with Patrick Reusse talking about the big changes within the Twins organization and Colonet David Hunt on Donald Trump nominating Pete Hegseth to be his Secretary of Defense.
Colonel David Hunt has plenty of respect for Pete Hegseth's military record, but says being the Secretary of Defense is an entirely different beast and doesn't believe Hegseth is prepared for the job.
Patrick Reusse joins to talk about Dave St. Pater's choice to step down as Twins President, the Wolves playing terribly over the last two games and more.
Chad opens the show talking about Joe Biden and Donald Trump meeting at the White House today...something Trump wasn't willing to do four years ago after he lost the election. Later, our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for our regular Wednesday fun.
Chad had another smoke detector in his home chirping during the middle of the night. Can he confirm with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 that she's behind this always happening with the worst timing?
Joe Biden and Donald Trump met today at the White House to begin the transfer of power in our country. Where was this four years ago when Trump lost?
Chad opens the hour on a tangent that involves going through his father's old office at the Star Tribune before we get to the topics of inaction with transforming George Floyd Square and telling off your boss like Marco Rubio.
What's the worst thing you've ever said to your boss and did you get away with it like it seems Marco Rubio has with Donald Trump?
Chad is tired of the debate and inaction from city leaders in Minneapolis about what to do with George Floyd Square. He says it's beyond time to make a decision and live with the fact that not everyone will be happy with it.
Twins President Dave St. Peter joins Chad to explain why he's stepping down from his role as President of the club, discuss where the Pohlad family is at in possibly selling the team and much more.
Chad opens the show talking about the joy in his life today and hearing from others about what brings them happiness before Adam Carter joins us for some fun with Ask Adam Anything.
We talk stoners, fast food, embarrassing moments and many more topics today with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything!
What brings you joy? Chad turns into Mr. Positive and opens the show talking about the great things in our lives and hear from others about the joy they're finding in their own lives.
Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of sports talk with reaction to the Vikings game and more before we take some time for honoring those who served on Veterans Day.
Chad speaks about his uncle who served in the military and we hear from several listeners honoring loved ones who served as we celebrate Veterans Day.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about and ugly victory for the Vikings on the same weekend as ugly losses for the Gophers, Wolves and Wild.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad jumps into the topic of liberals saying they can't be friends with anyone who voted for Donald Trump.
Some liberals say they can't be friends with anyone who voted for Donald Trump. Chad says that's absurd.
Mark Freie joins the show for today's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated presentation and brings some heat towards the EZ Pass lanes we see on our metro freeways.
Chad opens the show talking Vikings and other topics while working through a migraine before talk about the likelihood of mass deportations becoming a reality under Donald Trump.
Donald Trump appointed former ICE director Tom Homan as his 'border czar.' Does this mean Trump is serious about everything he said during the campaign about mass deportation of illegal immigrants?
As Chad shares he is struggling with a migraine, he opens the show reacting to a tremendously ugly Vikings win in Jacksonville and a wild ride aboard the Sam Darnold roller coaster.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins with Vikings and NFL discussion at the top of the hour before two segments of Am I Wrong? from Dave and The Committee and a chat with Jason DeRusha as we await a speech from Governor Walz.
The Harris campaign spent $1.4 billion on ads and all it got them was a concession speech. Dave opens Am I Wrong? on the absurdity of the money in politics today and the foolishness of those who provide it to any campaign.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to talk Vikings and other NFL topics as they prepare for the Jaguars in Jacksonville on Sunday.
It's a busy hour that starts with talk of politics and racism as Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad for a Feisty Friday. Later, we talk Wild hockey with the team's President of Hockey Operations/GM Bill Guerin.
Minnesota Wild hockey boss Bill Guerin joins Chad talking about continued good play from the team and how some of the teams stars have been outstanding so far this season.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for a very serious Feisty Friday with a debate about the criticism directed toward Kamala Harris and the failure of her campaign. Plus, Sheletta talks about the concerns she has for her son and other Black college students around the country facing disgusting racism today.
Chad opens the show with Adam Carter and two phenomenal fast-paced segments of Text-a-Topic! Later, Major Garrett joins for his weekly visit to react to the election results and breaking news of the US confirming Iran was involved in plotting to assassinate Donald Trump prior to the election.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins with excellent insight and analysis of the election results, Donald Trump's choice for chief of staff, and news that the US has confirmed Iran was behind plotting to assassinate Trump prior to the election.
What do you want to hear discussed on the radio? Chad opens the show with Adam Carter joining for two segments of fun with Text-a-Topic!
Adam Carter explains his problem with wanting to get off social media but not having the gumption to actually do it before Jason DeRusha joins for his weekly visit to the show.
Do the Twin Cities really need food halls? Jason DeRusha joins Adam Carter on that topic and others.
Adam Carter's head wants him to get off of most social media, but his heart can't let him do it!
Adam Carter has two segments of mostly local political talk with KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser before diving into the frustrations and annoyances of trying to sell things on Facebook Marketplace.
Is it even worth the hassle that goes along with trying to sell something on Facebook Marketplace today? Dave tells Adam about his adventures and struggles this week in dealing with scammers and ghosting while trying to unload a dryer.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Adam Carter with talk about how the Minnesota House will look with a balance of power between Democrats and Republicans, Tim Walz returning to the state, and how each of our congressional districts are now totally uncompetitive.
Adam Carter is in for Chad today and opens the show with talk about empathy for those struggling with results of the election before complaints about theft causing stores to put even small things like toiletries behind locked glass.
Walmart is testing a program that will allow employees and some customers to open locked displays with their phones and it reminds Adam just how much he hates having to get an employee to grab a key just so he can buy toothpaste.
Adam Carter is in for Chad today and opens the show saying it's not always easy for someone to get over and election loss and it's time for some empathy.
Former Minnesota House Speaker Kurt Daudt joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about what appears will be a tie between the GOP and DFL with 67 seats in the House going into the next session. Later, what are your hopes and fears, if any, about another Trump presidency?
What do you hope to see happen during Donald Trump's second term in the White House and what, if anything, are you fearing?
Former Minnesota House Speaker Kurt Daudt joins Chad with reaction to election results and good insight into what the process will be like in the House as it seems the DFL and GOP will each enter the new session with 67 seats.
Dean Phillips joins Chad with reaction to a bad outcome for his Democratic party last night and his own future after he leaves Congress in January. Plus, we discuss the future for Governor Walz as he returns to the state and if he will run for a third term in 2026.
What are your feelings about Governor Walz as he returns to the state to continue his term and possibly run for a third in 2026?
Outgoing Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad reacting to the election results and failures within his own party that led to Donald Trump crushing Kamala Harris. Phillips also tells us he won't rule out another run for political office, but will not run for Governor in 2026.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 explains what the coverage was like at her station last night and today for the election and why, as a woman, she's feeling disheartened today.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins Chad at the top of the show reacting to and analyzing the election results from last night before our weekly visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.
It's not a surprise that Donald Trump beat Kamala Harris, the surprise is in how convincingly he did it. Former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins Chad to analyze the data and the two campaigns to open the show.
Why is America so split between genders during this presidential election cycle? Chad explores the numbers before a discussion about the growing problem of 'pharmacy deserts' in Minnesota.
As many of the bigger pharmacies in America cut back hours or close altogether, Chad talk about the struggle many in America, particularly in rural areas, and encountering with 'pharmacy deserts.'
More election talk on Election Day and Chad looks at the stark difference between men and women and the candidate each gender is leaning towards in the presidential election and the reasons for that divide.
Chad jumps back into Election Day discussion before visiting with our friend Jamie Yuccas out in LA.
Fun and serious stuff with our friend Jamie Yuccas today talking about why she's been avoiding the show, a wild victory parade for the Dodgers last Friday, and one heated race on the ballot in Los Angeles that sounds very similar to a situation we have here in Hennepin County.
What's the biggest reason you voted for either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump? Chad hears from several listeners via calls and texts with their answers to that question.
Give us one word to describe how you're feeling today on Election Day? Chad opens the show with that conversation before turning to some fun with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the sharing his feelings about finally getting to Election Day and taking one word contributions from listeners sharing how they're feeling today.
What would surprise you on Election Day tomorrow? Chad opens the hour with that discussion before diving into the incredible life and career of Quincy Jones.
Chad reflects on the amazing life and work of Quincy Jones and shares some heartfelt words about Jones from friend Jimmy 'Jam' Harris.
It's a busy first hour with two segments of sports talk with Chip Scoggins before a visit with Dr. Michael Osterholm on the states of respiratory viruses in the country and strong words about what he feels is at stake in this election.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad with good news about the current cases of Covid, flu and RSV around the country before a strong warning about what he fears will happen with public health if Donald Trump becomes president once again.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad with reaction to the Vikings winning last night, the Gophers extending their winning streak to four games, and the start of the arbitration battle between the Alex Rodriguez/Marc Lore team and Glen Taylor.
Chad opens the show talking about the election and how his feelings about it have slightly changed. Later, Susie Jones joins us for a tremendously feisty edition of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Susie Jones is extra salty today as she joins the guys for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Donald Trump authored perhaps the biggest political upset in American politics with his victory in 2016. Is he on the verge of also completing the biggest comeback too?
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins for two segments of Vikings discussion before we transition to Sheletta Brundidge for Feisty Friday.
It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge to talk about her body shutting down every afternoon, leaving her WCCO friends behind in her wake, and the frightening possibility of RFK Jr. having control of the country's healthcare.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins to preview the Vikings/Colts matchup Sunday night, sharing insight about if Cam Robinson will start at left tackle and the challenges the defense will face with Joe Flacco at QB for Indianapolis.
Chad discusses the Star Tribune report of John Sawchak's long history of trouble with police and his neighbors that lead up to the shooting of David Moturi. Later, we have Am I Wrong? with Dave.
The Am I Wrong? committee is ready to reveal opinions this week regarding parking prices, the new Picklewich from Jimmy John's, and a pair of Halloween topics.
The Star Tribune dug deep into the history of John Sawschak, the alleged shooter of Davis Moturi, and the report raises even more questions about MPD and how his behavior was allowed to continue for many, many years.
We lead the show with Major Garrett talking about the presidential race and some absurd political moments that we a part of it this week. Later, Chad reacts to Tucker Carlson sharing the story of when a demon visited him in his bed and we talk about the things we consume despite the fact they have no redeemable value.
A new story says pop while people are shying away from some junk foods and drinks, pop is making a big comeback. What do you consume that has no redeemable qualities?
Major Garrett of CBS News joins with talk about some of the absurdities in politics this week, specifically comments from Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
Chad opens the hour responding to listener comments reacting to the previous hour's conversation about the shooting of Davis Moturi and lack of action from MPD. Later, Chad laments the loss of summer amidst today's disgusting weather and we jump around several topics with Jason DeRusha.
Jason DeRusha joins the show and we dig into several controversies including some words today from Mark Cuban, America's favorite sandwiches, petitioning for extra days off from school and more.
We kickoff the hour with Wolves talk and other nonsense with Jim Petersen before Chad jumps back into the conversation about MPD and outrage from members of the public over a lack of action that could have prevented the shooting of Davis Moturi.
MPD is still taking heat from the public over the shooting of Davis Moturi by his neighbor and the lack of action from police to prevent the incident. Chad talks about the community outrage and has a heated debate with a caller.
Timberwolves analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad with plenty on what he sees from the club through the first few games of the season along with some tips from the kitchen on how to cook up great French toast, tuna salad and more!
Chad opens the Halloween show calling for instituting some standards for the holiday, specifically for trick-or-treating. Later, we ask which of our presidential candidates would be better for the show if they win.
It's not about America, it's out us. Between Harris and Trump, which would be better for the show if they win the White House?
Chad calls for the banishment of large candy bars and anyone over 14 trick-or-treating on Halloween. It's time to bring back standards!
Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins for two segments of political talk and what polling says about the plans of Minnesota voters next week. Plus, Chad dives into the story of a lawsuit involving allegations of 'wrongful conception.'
A man had a vasectomy, was told it was a success, his wife ended up pregnant four years later, and it turns out the post-vasectomy results were misread and the procedure didn't actually work. The couple is suing the doctors for damages related to the cost of raising the child and income they will be losing. Where do you stand?
Political reporter Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins to talk about the latest news of the presidential race and what the final KSTP/Survey USA polls say about the state of the race in Minnesota.
We begin the hour with Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joining Chad to focus on the economy. Later, we get into some of the big sports action from last night and Susie Jones eventually shows up for us to test out her homemade chili.
Susie Jones brought in some homemade chili for Chad and Dave. We all agree it's pretty good, but something is missing.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad with talk about continued strength of the American economy and how the policies of our Harris and Trump may impact things after the election.
How big of a mistake was it when Joe Biden referred to Trump supporters as 'garbage' last night? Chad opens the show talking about Biden's latest foolish gaffe before getting to our usual Wednesday fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
We were very surprised to hear how much our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE-11 and her entire neighborhood are completely nuts about Halloween!
President Biden is taking heat after referring to Trump supporters as 'garbage' last night. It was a bad moment from a President who's had plenty of them...but does it impact the race in any way?
Friend and former St. Cloud PD Chief Blair Anderson joins Chad at the top of the hour with harsh criticism of MPD and Chief Brian O'Hara over their handling and failing to intervene earlier with John Sawchak before he shot his neighbor Davis Moturi last week. Later, Susie Jones explains the news that a man wanted for two recent shootings in Minneapolis is the same man who was shot by St. Paul police in an incident last night.
A man wanted and arrested for two recent shootings in Minneapolis is the same man shot and critically injured by police in St. Paul last night. Susie Jones joins the show with the latest details from the newsroom.
Former St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson joins Chad with some direct criticism of Minneapolis police and chief Brian O'Hara related to their reluctance to intervene with John Sawchak long before he shot his neighbor Davis Moturi.
Adam Carter joins us for two segments of Ask Adam Anything before a conversation about a man on parole who seemed to do everything right in reporting a gun that ended up in his possession yet still faces punishment from the law.
A man on parole after an attempted murder earlier in his life received a car from his brother. He found a gun in the car and reported it to his parole officer. Instead of thanks for doing the right thing, the man is facing more trouble with the law.
Adam Carter is back for Ask Adam Anything tackling questions from the serious to the absurd.
It's a lot of marriage talk during today's opening hour as Chad talks about the key aspects of a great wedding and how younger couples are often now making the choice not to wear their rings.
Young people are now more often choosing not to wear their wedding rings. If you notice a friend isn't wearing their ring, do you worry about their relationship?
What makes a great wedding? Chad looks through a list of the most popular wedding reception songs and we discuss the other crucial parts of the event that make for a great wedding.
Our usual two segments of sports talk with Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins kicks off the hour before Chad dives back into political talk with more reaction to his earlier interview with Dean Phillips.
Has the media been too harsh on Kamala Harris? Chad reacts to more of what Congressman Dean Phillips said earlier in the show and why he agrees that Donald Trump would win the election if it were held today.
Chip Scoggins joins to touch on a bunch of the sports news from the weekend including some NFL action, Gopher football and the World Series.
Susie Jones joins for the weekly fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a discussion with former Star Tribune editorial board editor Scott Gillespie about the LA Times and Washington Post refusing to release the presidential endorsements from their editorial boards.
Former Star Tribune editorial board editor Scott Gillespie joins Chad to talk about the decisions last week from the LA Times and Washington Post to pull their endorsements of Kamala Harris and the Star Tribune announcing months ago they also would not be issuing any political endorsements.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for today's fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly rated and the groups talks about funerals, Woman of the Hour, Trader Joe's, age restrictions on trick-or-treating and much more!
The hour begins with Congressman Dean Phillips joining Chad with strong criticism of both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris' campaign against him, saying the campaign has been run very poorly. After the interview, Chad reacts to much of what Phillips said and we hear from many listeners with their comments.
Congressman Dean Phillips told us today he believes Donald Trump will win the election because Kamala Harris' campaign has been bad. Do you agree? Chad reacts to his interview with Phillips and we hear from many listeners sharing their thoughts.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to talk about the election, why he is completely behind Kamala Harris but believes Donald Trump is slightly ahead because Harris' campaign has been very poor.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins to discuss Thursday night's Vikings loss to the Rams and the team losing left tackle Christian Darrisaw for the rest of the season after an injury. Later, Am I Wrong? with Dave takes over the final two segments of the show.
Dave Harrigan leads the show through Am I Wrong? as usual on a Friday, this time with thoughts on the Wolves' late season opener on the west coast, voting for the presidency and horrible wastes of money.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad recapping last night's loss for the Vikings to the Rams and to talk about the news that left tackle Christian Darrisaw is out for the season.
Sheletta Brundidge kicks off the hour with some Feisty Friday fun and serious talk about continuing her work to provide interior locks to families with autistic children. Later, we dig into the hot start for the Wild with Bill Guerin.
Wild GM and President of Hockey Operations Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about his team's hot start to the season through the first seven games.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for a Feisty Friday and some fun explaining why she never visits us in studio anymore. Plus, we get serious in discussing her efforts and need to help has she works to provide interior locks for families to protect their autistic children from wandering away from home.
Chad opens the show reacting to the Vikings loss to the Rams last night before our regular Friday visit with Major Garrett to talk politics and more.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with excellent info and insight on polling for the presidential race and reasons why he doesn't believe polls are undercounting Donald Trump's support this time around.
The Vikings defense looked weak, Christian Darrisaw went down with an injury, and the Vikings lost the game to the Rams last night. Which of those is most significant for the Purple?
Chad opens the hour with ghost stories and talk about why he's a believer in ghosts before our regular Thursday visit with Jason DeRusha to wrap up the show.
Jason DeRusha possibly regrets joining Chad today as Chad opens the segment with talk about the underappreciate parts of a woman's body that he finds most attractive.
Tell us your ghost stories! Chad shares why he believes in ghosts after some experiences in his life and hearing other's stories. Dave tries to poke holes in the stories while callers share their own stories.
Tom Hauser joins Chad for two segments of politics discussion before we pivot to a conversation about online reviews, influence, and who we look to for advice and recommendations.
If you're looking for a movie to see, a new restaurant to visit, or a candidate to vote for, who you look towards for advice or guidance? Chad asks that question after seeing Yelp had to shut down reviews and comments for the McDonald's restaurant Donald Trump recently visited.
If John Kelly thinks Donald Trump is so horrible, why did he sit on this for months and years before blowing the whistle? KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser shares about why the timing bothers him. Plus, Tom talks about the race between Amy Klobuchar and Royce White and more!
Chad opens the show talking about early voting and the millions of Americans that have already voted. Later, we talk about our favorite cocktails and Target announcing earlier in the week they'll cut prices on thousands of items for the holiday season.
Target announced this week that they'll slash prices on thousands of items through the holiday season. Do you think that means we could have been paying less all year or is this just simply a smart promotion.
Nearly 30 million Americans have already cast their ballots for this election, yet many are still against early voting. How do you feel about it and what's your plan? Chad opens the show with the topic and thoughts from many listeners.
Chad opens the hour with Liz Fedor of Twin Cities Business Magazine discussing her piece on revitalizing downtown St. Paul. Later, we discuss a new survey of Harvard professors showing their reluctance to teach or discuss controversial topics in class.
According to a new survey, more than half of the professors at Harvard feel reluctant to approach controversial subjects in class due to fears about what could happen during or after those discussions. Chad talks about that news and why that needs to change.
Liz Fedor of Twin Cities Business Magazine joins Chad to talk about her piece on the struggles of downtown St. Paul since the pandemic and what leaders are doing to bring people back to the area.
Chad opens the hour talking about gun safety and keeping guns away from children in the home before a conversation with former show producer Lindsay Guentzel about her ADHD diagnosis and why it's been such a benefit to her life.
Friend and former producer of the show, Lindsay Guentzel, joins Chad to share some good news about her health along with why she views the day she received an ADHD diagnosis as one of the best of her life.
A 3 year old died in Minneapolis earlier this week, reportedly due to playing with a loaded gun he thought was a toy. Something must be done to improve gun safety at home, but what is it?
Chad opens the show with reaction to audio from John Kelly and John Bolton's very strong criticisms on Donald Trump before our weekly fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad as he shares disappointment in his hometown of Golden Valley teaming up with St. Louis Park to create Westopolis. Where does Rena stand on Chad touting iconic spots of Golden Valley?
Chad opens the show by playing and reacting to very harsh criticisms and takedowns of Donald Trump from two people who were closest to him for parts of his presidency, John Kelly and John Bolton.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad for two segments of Timberwolves talk on the day of their season opener in Los Angeles before Susie Jones stops back into the studio to share the details she's learned from MPD about two shooting incidents in the city.
Susie Jones joins from the newsroom to share the details they're received so far from MPD about two shooting incidents within Minneapolis.
Jon Krawczynski joins Chad to preview the Timberwolves season as they begin play tonight against the Lakers in Los Angeles.
A Star Tribune column from our friend Sheletta Brundidge reignites the debate with Chad over cell phones in school. Plus, we talk about some incidents with bad drivers and a story of a haunted house that sounds insane.
Chad touches on a couple big topics during this portion of the show: bozos behind the wheel and the most awful sounding haunted house ever.
Woodbury students were able to record awful treatment from a substitute teacher using their phones and sharing that with school administrators. Sheletta Brundidge wrote in a Star Tribune column that this convinces her cell phones should be allowed in school...do you agree?
Susie Jones joins us for two segments recapping the fun at last night's 100th birthday party for WCCO radio and we welcome Adam Carter's mom to play Ask Cheryl Carter Anything!
With Adam Carter still in Iceland, we got all the troubling details on his life from birth until now from his mom as we played Ask Cheryl Carter Anything!
Susie Jones hangs out with Chad to open the show reviewing last night's 100th birthday party with WCCO radio and the best moments of the night.
Chip Scoggins makes his usual Monday appearance with Chad to talk Lynx and Vikings for two segments for a conversation with Reid Forgrave who wrote a piece for the Star Tribune about politics, religion, and if faith leaders are following the law by avoiding specific candidate endorsement while speaking from the pulpit.
The Johnson Amendment forbids faith leaders from campaigning for or against any specific candidates from the pulpit. How well is that rule being followed and is it ever enforced? Reid Forgrave of the Star Tribune was part of a team that dug into it and he joins Chad with the story.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the Lynx losing the deciding game of the WNBA Finals last night and if the Vikings and Lions did indeed prove they're the best teams in the NFC during their Sunday matchup.
Susie Jones joins for the regular Monday fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a discussion about some of the crazy moments in politics from the weekend.
What does Jack Nicklaus think about Donald Trump discussing the late Arnold Palmer's genitalia during a rally over the weekend? We hear from our Jack at the end of a discussion about that outrageous moment and how anyone could believe Elon Musk's 'lottery' could be anywhere near legal.
WCCO's 100th birthday party is tonight and is Susie Jones calling it overrated before anyone steps in the building? We had plenty of fun as usual with Susie joining for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Has you opinion of the Vikings changed after their loss to the Lions? Chad opens with that question and a review of the game before Sloane Martin joins for talk about the Lynx falling short in the WNBA Finals and big officiating problems throughout the series.
Sloane Martin joins Chad with reaction to the Lynx falling in game 5 of the WNBA Finals and the officiating controversy that Cheryl Reeve ripped after the game.
The Vikings lost a close game to the Lions on Sunday. Did it change your opinion of the Purple or are you still happy feeling they are solidly the second best team in the NFC?
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider gives us some excellent stuff on both the Lynx and Vikings over the first half of the hour before we switch over to Am I Wrong? to wrap up the show.
Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? today with thoughts and opinions on ESPN's desperation to find a unique stat, MEA break, and the changing landscape of Halloween candy.
Purple Insider Matthew Coller joins for excellent opinions and insight on the Lynx trying to extend the WNBA Finals tonight in game 4 and the Vikings getting ready for a big game against the Lions on Sunday.
Sheletta Brundidge opens the hour with Chad sharing the story of stalking her son at college during a Feisty Friday. Later, Laura Oakes joins from the newsroom to tell us about Chad showing up in her dream last night and we hear from more listeners sharing their Sid Hartman memories four years after his passing.
How did Chad end up in Laura Oakes' dream last night? Laura joins us in studio to share the strange details.
Tired of having her oldest son ignore her calls and texts, Sheletta Brundidge tells us the story of stalking Andrew outside of his St. Cloud dorm room during a wild Feisty Friday.
Chad shares his emotions after seeing his son suffer another seizure yesterday and today marking four years since the passing of his father. Later, we have some fun and get into some big topics with our friend Major Garrett of CBS News.
Major Garrett of CBS News provides some laughs on lighter topics and excellent insight on the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and the latest from the presidential race.
Chad shares his emotions at the start of the show on a difficult day for him. He speaks about his youngest son suffering a seizure at their home yesterday and today marking four years since his father passed away.
The hour begins with two segments of hoops talk as Jim Petersen joins the show. Later, Jason DeRusha joins Chad in studio for some fun on multiple topics.
Jason DeRusha joins the show in studio to talk about avoiding the doctor, Disney's ridiculous pricing, and the over-inflated ego of the ladies on The View.
Jim Petersen joins to talk after the Lynx fell in game 3 of the WNBA Finals and some Wolves talk as their season opener is coming up.
Chad opens the hour discussing the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and the impact it could have throughout the Middle East before conversation about Kamala Harris' interview with Brett Baer on FOX News.
How do you think Kamala Harris performed during her interview with Brett Baer on FOX News last night? Chad gave his opinions on how both Harris and Baer looked, along with some talk about the latest from the Trump campaign.
What's next for Israel, Hamas and the rest of the Middle East after the confirmed killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar?
Chad brings a lot of fun and nonsense to the opening hour today, beginning with Susie Jones joining for two segments on her dating life and other topics
Chad hears from plenty of listeners sharing reaction to the segments with Susie Jones and we talk about door holding etiquette and why a person's gender should have no bearing on holding a door open for someone or not.
What can Susie Jones tell us about her life on the dating scene? Susie joins Chad at the top of the show for two segments of fun!
Chad reacts to seeing Kevin O'Connell wearing a vest at Vikings practice today and two awful stories in the news before a conversation with St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter and why he feels the childcare ballot question coming up next month is a bait and switch towards the voters.
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter joins Chad to talk about childcare tax ballot question that will go before voters in November and why he says it's merely a bait and switch to voters.
Chad shares the story of a former dog owner in Florida and a substitute teacher in Minnesota, and the grotesque decisions they made followed by the consequences that followed.
Former Congressman Collin Peterson joins Chad to open the hour with a discussion about EVs and the flaws he sees in the government pushing them into the market. Later, that conversation continues with our listeners and morphs into talk about the most annoying tasks we have to regularly tackle.
A conversation that begins with discussing the realities of charging EVs weaves into eventually talking about the most annoying tasks we have to regularly perform?
Former Minnesota Congressman Collin Peterson joins Chad to talk about his concerns about EV mandates and the viability of those vehicles in rural areas of the state. Plus, who will Peterson be voting for in November?
Why does polling data show the American public has so little trust in the media today? Chad dives into that topic and our weekly conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 features her great insight on that as well.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad for a little bit of nonsense and a great discussion about how she feels when reading and hearing about polling data saying the American public has lost trust in the media.
New data shows that Americans mostly don't trust the media nearly as much as they did decades ago. Chad opens the show with that topic and a discussion about why trust has eroded and why he believes it's not coming back.
Why are cannabis regulations so much more loose in Wisconsin than they are in Minnesota? Attorney Jason Tarasek joins Chad to help answer that question at the start of the hour before a conversation about the eternal coolness of Pulp Fiction as the film turns 30.
Attorney Jason Tarasek joins Chad to talk about cannabis regulations in Minnesota and why the rules are much looser across the river in Wisconsin.
Who will win the presidential election if votes were cast today? Chad opens the hour with that topic before our weekly visit with Jamie Yuccas from CBS in Los Angeles.
Is Jamie Yuccas apologetic for turning in her Twins fandom for Dodger Blue? She joined Chad to talk about joining the Dodgers faithful, checking out the Gophers at the Rose Bowl and a few other odd topics.
If the election were today, do think Trump or Harris wins and by how many electoral votes?
Chad opens the show speaking about a text exchange with a listener reacting to his criticisms of Kamala Harris and her campaign. Adam Carter joins that that conversation and the regular Tuesday fun with Ask Adam Anything.
What is Adam Carter's proudest moment as a broadcaster? That's just one of many great questions today we tackled during Ask Adam Anything.
Chad reacts to a text exchange during Monday's show with a women accusing him of sexism as he criticizes Kamala Harris.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad for talk about Gopher football and the Lynx falling in game 2 of the WNBA Finals before Chad opens a conversation about controversial words and the reported use of the R-word by Donald Trump which he finds abhorrent.
Chad talks about the use of specific words today, our varied reactions to hearing them uttered, and finds Donald Trump's reported choice of words to describe Kamala Harris particularly abhorrent.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins talks Lynx and shares about his weekend trip to Southern California to watch a future Gopher and the current Gophers at the Rose Bowl.
Susie Jones joins the show for two fun segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about if Democrats blew it by choosing Kamala Harris to lead their presidential ticket after Joe Biden dropped out.
Did the Democrats make the wrong choice in choosing Kamala Harris to replace Joe Biden at the top of their ticket?
Susie Jones is in for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated, leading off with a nugget about how COVID impacted a family trip to Bluefin Bay.
Our first hour today features a visit with Christopher Columbus, talk about the places in the world we'd love to see, and Bloomington PD Chief Booker Hodges on a new pilot program offering therapy to people after a 911 call.
Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges joins Chad to talk about a pilot program offering therapy to folks after 911 calls and his thoughts on the work of Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty.
Christopher Columbus joins Chad at the top of the show to talk about questions regarding his background and his willingness to share Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day.
Chad opens the hour by diving into the Lynx WNBA Finals victory and some Vikings bye week topics with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider before turning it over to Dave for Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Among other topics during Am I Wrong?, Dave calls out the hockey community for always complaining about effort and a lack of energy when they don't actually know why a team is struggling at any given point of a game.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins for a little Vikings talk during their bye week, but more on an incredible win for the Lynx last night to open the WNBA Finals.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for the first two segments on a Feisty Friday before a conversation about the state Supreme Court ordering a new trial in the case of a shooting death.
The Minnesota Supreme Court ordered a new trial for a man involved in a shooting death during a fight. Chad shares the details of the case and what he thinks is acceptable according to the law.
Martha Stewart said that any woman should leave their husband if he cheats, but it was fine for her to cheat because her husband didn't know about it. Sheletta Brundidge calls Martha out on a Feisty Friday for a new level of fraudulence.
Chad opens the show talking about the problem of harassment in today's society before our regular Friday conversation with Major Garrett of CBS News.
Could an invitation to the White House pull Major Garrett away from tonight's Padres/Dodgers elimination game? We had plenty of fun and politics today during our regular Friday visit with Major.
You don't have to look hard online to find all types of harassment on social media. Chad opens the show talking about the non-stop deluge of bad behavior online and why it shows no signs of slowing down.
Will the Pohlad family selling the Twins lead to high payrolls and a better team on the field? Chris Egert dives back into the ownership discussion before discussing an interesting nugget about Donald Trump's God Bless the USA bibles and a conversation with Dave Schwartz about the Wild opening their season tonight.
Why are the Wild keeping three goaltenders? How high can expectations be for the team with most of the roster looking the same as last season? Dave Schwartz joins Chris Egert with answers to those questions and more as the team opens their season tonight.
Chris Egert jumps back into the conversation about the Pohlad family looking into selling the Twins and wonders if Twins fans will be any happier if a sale does go through.
Chris Egert opens the hour talking about Hurricane Milton with Fort Myers resident Krista Fogelsong before some discussion about NFL jersey sales numbers and Bad Monkey on Apple TV.
Chris Egert speaks with friend Krista Fogelsong about the impact Hurricane Milton had around Florida, including near her home in Fort Myers.
Chris Egert is in for Chad today with a lot of sports news to talk about! We start the show with the Twins announcing the Pohlad family is looking to sell the club before a conversation with Chris Long of KSTP-TV sports about the Lynx and Wild.
The Lynx open play in the WNBA Finals tonight in New York and the Wild have their season opener tonight at home against Columbus. Chris Long of KSTP-TV sports joins Chris Egert to talk about the big day in Minnesota sports.
The Pohlad family announced today their intention to sell the Twins. Fans of the team have been complaining about ownership for years...is this the news you wanted?
Chad spends two segments with Lindsay Whalen talking Lynx and other silliness before jumping back into serious topics discussing youth crime in Minneapolis and Garth Brooks' reacting to the accusations against him by naming his accuser in court.
Garth Brooks has denied all accusations against him from a former makeup artists and has gone so far as to name her in court. Is that going to far or his right as the one he claims being falsely accused?
Lindsay Whalen joins Chad with talk about the Lynx advancing to the WNBA Finals and her love of Napheesa Collier's game.
Bill Guerin joins for two segments of talk about the Wild on the eve of their season beginning. Plus, what does Chad think of Tim Walz calling for the elimination of the Electoral College.
Governor Walz said at a fundraiser last night that it's time to get rid of the Electoral College. Is there a better system or should we simply count the popular vote?
With the Wild beginning their season tomorrow, GM and President of Hockey Operations Bill Guerin joins to talk about the team and why he believes the team is ready to bounce back after last year.
Chad opens the show taking submissions from listeners about the best and worst inventions to come out of Minnesota before our weekly conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for the usual Wednesday fun, this time talking about her lack of jaywalking ability, destroying a Zoom call at work and more!
What are the best and worst inventions to come out of our state? Chad opens the show with that topics and many great contributions from listeners.
WCCO-TV meteorologist Chris Shaffer joins Chad to talk about the strength of Hurricane Milton as it approaches landfall in Florida. Plus, Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler shares some ridiculous numbers about the amount of guns the TSA has found so far this year at security checkpoints.
Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler joins Chad to share statistics from the TSA on the number of guns found at airport security checkpoints so far this year and also provide some insight on other topics regarding air travel.
WCCO-TV meteorologist joins Chad with a look at Hurricane Milton as it approaches Florida and how strong it may be when the story hits land.
Chad jumps into politics and the presidential race for two segments before a wonderful and inspiring conversation Mary Jo Copeland.
Despite the rumors that surfaced on social media yesterday, Mary Jo Copeland is still with us and doing very well continuing to serve our community. Chad welcome Mary Jo to the show to talk about the rumor and the incredible work she continues to lead at Sharing and Caring Hands.
Chad opens the hour reacting to Kamala Harris' interview on 60 Minutes, Donald Trump choosing to cancel his interview, and the Trump campaign response to reports from journalist Bob Woodward about Trump's continued relationship with Vladimir Putin.
The election is four weeks away and still many Americans are claiming the election four years ago was stolen. Is there any worse job in America today than being an election official? Chad opens the show with that topic before Sloane Martin joins to cover for Adam Carter with a game of Ask Sloane Anything!
Why will the Lynx win game 5 vs. Connecticut tonight? What was the most memorable part of calling Olympics and Paralympics action in Paris? Why did she choose to marry Matthew Coller? All of these were excellent questions with even better answers from Sloane Martin as she covered for Adam Carter and played Ask Sloane Anything.
The election is four weeks away, and still some election officials face criticism and harassment over the 2020 election. Is there any worse job in America today?
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins for two segments on the Vikings, Lynx and Gopher football before Chad turns his attention to the Middle East and the turmoil that continues one year after the brutal attack from Hamas on Israel.
Chad looks back at what's transpired in the year since Hamas brutally attacked Israel and where the region stands now with all of the fighting that continues to rage on.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad with reaction to the Vikings beating the Jets in London. Plus, good stuff from Coller on the Lynx and a big win for PJ Fleck and the Gopher football team.
Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins Chad for two segments on politics before a discussion about the struggling housing market in Florida due to the trouble with hurricanes as we track Milton's approach to the state.
With another strong hurricane approaching Florida, Chad talks about the realities of the housing market in that state and if he could consider moving there. Would you move to Florida and, if not, where would you pick outside of Minnesota?
What did Tom Hauser think of Tim Walz on Fox News Sunday? Tom joins Chad on that plus more from the presidential race, Minnesota's 2nd district race and more!
Chad opens the show with talk about the Vikings staying perfect on the season and their defense which continues to be excellent before Mark Freie joins from the newsroom to play Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
What do storming the field after a big college football win, the new documentary Will & Harper, and the Am I Wrong? segment have in common? They're all deemed underrated today as Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
The Vikings are 5-0 and Chad says the Vikings are the clear story of this team so far. With several players contributing to the success, who is the team's defensive MVP?
We have two segments of football talk with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider before audio from MPD Chief Brian O'Hara discussing the juvenile crime problem in the city and Am I Wrong? with Dave.
Did Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey touch on a brilliant crime reduction technique by mentioning implementing bubble machines during a conversation last weekend? Dave shares that audio along with his thoughts on bubbles, dogs in bed, and helmets during Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to talk about Kirk Cousins throwing for over 500 yards last night against the Bucs and what to expect Sunday morning as the Vikings take on the Jets in London.
Chad opens the hour reacting to a statement from the Hennepin County Attorney's Office and talking about his complete lack of interest in watching the Twin Cities Marathon before our usual Feisty Friday visit with Sheletta Brundidge.
It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge joins to share a huge achievement by her son Daniel and discuss her latest Star Tribune column that has stirred up some controversy.
What is Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty saying about the case of the 10-year-old arrested for stealing a car and driving it through a school playground? Chad reviews and reacts to the statement from her office today and also mixes in some talk about having no interest in watching the Twin Cities Marathon.
Chad opens the show talking about the 10-year-old arrested for stealing a car and driving it through a Minneapolis school playground before two segments of political talk, and some other nonsense, with Major Garrett.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about lunacy being peddled by Marjorie Taylor Greene and the state of Donald Trump's legal issues with the unsealed evidence earlier this week from Jack Smith's investigation.
A 10-year-old was arrested for stealing a car and driving it around a Minneapolis school playground. That child has 30 run-ins with police in just the past 16 months. How is this possible and how does it get changed?
Are you OK with paying people to donate a kidney while living to help save more lives? Chad opens the hour with that fresh debate happening now before jumping into an older debate that continues to rage on involving the state's free school meals program.
Minnesota public schools are in their second year of being able to offer free breakfast and lunch to all students. However, debate over whether we should even have the program throughout the state continues.
A new proposal would offer money to folks willing to donate a kidney to a stranger in need. There are certainly many ethical questions to debate...how do you feel?
Chad opens the hour talking about the unsealed evidence against Donald Trump revealed yesterday and Melania Trump sharing her pro-choice stance on abortion. Later, Belinda Jensen joins to talk about our long stretch of warm, dry weather in Minnesota and the incredible power of Hurricane Helene as it roared through the southeastern US.
KAARE-11 meteorologist Belinda Jensen joins Chad to talk about our stretch of warm, dry weather in Minnesota and the incredible size and power of Helene that enabled the hurricane to cause so much damage.
Why would Melania Trump pick a month before the election to reveal that she's staunchly pro-choice, unlike her husband and the majority of Republicans? Chad discusses that revelation and the unsealed evidence that came out yesterday involving Donald Trump.
Which people and places around Minnesota truly deserve the recognition of being called an icon? Chad opens the show with that topic before Lou Raguse joins from KARE-11 to share details about two stories he's been working on and where you can meet him while discussing his book Vanished in Vermillion.
Excellent KARE-11 reporter Lou Raguse joins Chad to talk about appearances to discuss his book Vanished in Vermillion, new details in the Feeding Our Future fraud case, and his work looking into the wild string of 60 recent high-end home burglaries around the metro area.
Chad believes the word 'icon' is overused, but it does deserve to be used in some cases. What places, living people and things are truly deserving of the 'icon' label?
We open the hour talking about WCCO's 100th birthday being celebrated today before turning to the continued turmoil in the Middle East during a conversation with Aaron David Miller.
Aaron David Miller knows the Middle East as well as anyone and he joins Chad with thoughts on how he believes Israel will proceed after yesterday's missile attack from Iran.
What are your greatest memories of WCCO radio and what gift would you give to the station as we celebrate our official 100th birthday?
Should a teacher be fired for agreeing to use a transitioning student's new name, but not their pronouns? That was the case in Virginia where a teacher was fired but later won big in court.
Major Garrett joins with plenty of reaction to the VP debate before our own debate of a teacher in Virginia that was fired for refusing to use the pronoun of a transitioning student but recently won big in court.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with a recap of the VP debate and an intriguing theory about how Donald Trump may have reacted to JD Vance's performance.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with reaction to last night's VP debate and an interesting theory about how he believes Donald Trump reacted to JD Vance's performance and demeanor.
Chad opens the show with reaction to the VP debate and sharing the thoughts of several listeners. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for the regular Wednesday fun.
It's WCCO's 100th birthday today! What gift did we receive Rena Sarigianopoulos??? Nothing. Nothing at all.
What were your takeaways from the VP debate last night? Did you enjoy the turn toward civility? Chad opens the show with those questions and several others after watching JD Vance and Tim Walz last night.
We hear plenty of strong opinions from our guests this hour including Paul Gazelka sharing criticisms of Tim Walz and concerns over a potential Harris/Walz administration and attorney Chris Madel speaking about Mary Moriarty working to support defendants, unless those defendants also happen to be cops.
Contrary to what retired judge Kevin Burke told us yesterday, attorney Chris Madel tells us he believes that Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty's push for private police records is not being used fairly to protect police officers that become defendants.
Former Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka joins Chad to share criticisms of Governor Walz related to their years working together in St. Paul and his concerns over a Harris/Walz administration.
Charlie Barker joins for emotional segment discussing his friendship with Pete Rose upon the news of Rose passing away yesterday. Later, we have our weekly fun with Jamie Yuccas joining from Los Angeles.
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad for the usual Tuesday fun, this time sharing her rules regarding many facets of air travel and coming down on the right side of history in the neck pillow debate.
Charlie Barker worked with Pete Rose on a radio show and the two became close friends. Charlie joins Chad to talk about their relationship, Pete's poor choices, and his great sadness about losing his friend.
Chad opens the show discussing some breaking news items from the morning before Adam Carter returns to the studio for Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything with a promise to fight for fast food customers who prefer to order at the restaurant, revelations about his insane love for peanut butter and more.
Chad opens the show talking Steven Bailey being granted supervised release by a judge this morning while awaiting trail in the Park Tavern tragedy. Plus, we react to some of what MPD Chief Brian O'Hara said early today about the harassment towards new hires at the department and more.
We open the hour talking Vikings and Twins with Chip Scoggins before a visit with retired judge Kevin Burke about the Hennepin County Attorney's office filing hundreds of motions seeking private police data.
Retired Hennepin County Judge Kevin Burke explains to us what's happening with the county attorney's office filing hundreds of motions for private police data and why he doesn't have a problem with it.
Star Tribune sports columnist joins Chad for a segment on the Vikings hanging on to beat the Packers at Lambeau Field and a second segment on a disastrous finish to the season for the Twins and big changes that are needed to energize the fanbase for next year.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for two segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad jumps into politics following a weekend of outlandish statements from Donald Trump.
Chad jumps into politics from a weekend that featured several crazy statements from Donald Trump. Plus, Chad discusses new statistics about the number of young men living with their parents and struggling to get out on their own compared to young women.
Susie Jones joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and both she and Chad share about great experiences they had in the Duluth and Two Harbors area over the weekend.
Chad opens the show lamenting today's Verizon outage and his phone not working. Later, Jim Petersen joins with reaction to the Jim Petersen trade news and we touch on the massive popularity of pull tabs all around the state.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad with reaction to the Kar-Anthony Towns trade news from Friday night and what it means for the Wolves and the upcoming season.
As Chad is experiencing no phone service due to a widespread Verizon outage, we open the show discussing the things that absolutely have to work each time we need them.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider previews Packer week for the Vikings as the team tries for a win at Lambeau to improved to 4-0. Plus, we wrap up the week with the usual Am I Wrong? fun and a visit from Jason!
Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? with some strong opinions on what should be mandated for all presidential nominees, Friday night weddings and a new recommendation from climate scientists.
It's Packer week! Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to preview the game and also talk a little Lynx as they prepare for their semifinal series.
Sheletta Brundidge joins us at the start for a Feisty Friday before a discussion about the greatest talent ever on SNL and a game of Make Dave Laugh for Sebastian Maniscalco tickets.
We throw a curveball for our final day of giving away tickets to comedian Sebastian Maniscalco. Instead of Make Chad Laugh, we play Make Dave Laugh!
It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge! We talk about her trip to Houston, her inability to enforce any rules with her kids around their grandmother, Diddy's Costco defense and much more!
Chad opens the show with an opportunity to vent frustrations about the Twins and their poor play down the stretch before jumping into politics with KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser.
What do we brag about too much in Minnesota? Have you ever had a better birthday gift that Michael Douglas got yesterday for his 80th? We have those topics and more before Chad chats with Jason DeRusha about local news anchors and SNL turning 50.
Jason DeRusha joins the show for two segments to talk about SNL turning 50, the popularity of our local news anchors and more.
Michael Douglas spent his 80th birthday yesterday being serenaded by his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones and Bono and then apparently had some extra fun with Zeta-Jones and not much clothing. What's your best birthday gift?
Chad spends the hour talking about a New York Times report of the staggering number of threats of violence towards American schools just since the shooting in Winder, GA earlier this month and what to do with the children and teens responsible for the threats.
With the news of schools around the country receiving more than 700 threats of violence from kids and teens since the Georgia school shooting, Chad hears from some listeners with their theories of why this is happening.
The school shooting in Georgia was just three weeks ago, and since then more than 700 schools around the country have received threats of violence from kids. What is wrong with the country?
We open the show having some fun with Make Chad Laugh and talk about legendary concert venues in town and around the country before a conversation with Patrick Reusse about the Twins and more.
Patrick Reusse joins Chad to talk Twins baseball and share some targets of his scorn for the season seemingly slipping away with just four games left to go.
We kickoff the show today with Make Chad Laugh! What will be the joke that earns a chuckle from Chad and earns a lucky listener tickets to see Sebastian Maniscalco.
Chad picks up on a conversation he heard with Adam and Jordana earlier today about humans and whether we are born either good or bad with Susie Jones sticking around. Later, we discuss the idea of restaurants downgrading their portion size and charging less before former Secret Service agent Jason Russell joins to talk about the scathing report regarding the work of his former agency leading up to the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in July.
Former Secret Service agent Jason Russell joins Chad with reaction today's report that was very critical of the agency and their work leading up the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in July.
Are we as humans born with good or evil in our hearts? Chad heard this conversation during the Adam & Jordana Show and decided to get into it during his show with Susie Jones joining the mix.
Star Tribune reporter Reid Forgrave joins at the top of the hour for a conversation about his recent piece looking at a childcare model in Morris, MN. The childcare discussion continues for another segment before we shift gears into a game of Make Chad Laugh!
We have another set of Sebastian Maniscalco tickets to give to a caller who can provide some humor! Will any of the five contestants Make Chad Laugh!?
Star Tribune reporter Reid Forgrave joins Chad to discuss his story about a model that is working to save families on the cost of childcare. Could it work in urban areas?
A serious conversation about the execution of Marcellus Williams and the death penalty in America opens the show before we lighten the mood significantly when Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her weekly segment.
If you get a new fridge, which items are you buying first to stock it? That question leads us in multiple directions with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11, including her love of all mustards, cheap beef sticks and plain hummus.
Marcellus Williams was executed in Missouri yesterday despite even the county prosecutor raising questions about the validity of the guilty verdict in the case. Does America still need the death penalty?
Jamie Yuccas joins from Los Angeles to talk about the difficulties media companies face today just to stay afloat on a difficult for her own company as many coworkers of Jamie's were laid off. Plus, we talk Twins with Paul Molitor as the team has one week left to climb back into the playoff picture.
Hall of Famer Paul Molitor joins Chad to talk about the poor play from the Twins this month and a preview of the regular season's final week as the club tries to get back to the playoffs.
It's a difficult day for Jamie Yuccas as she lost several co-workers due to layoffs at her company. She joins to talk about the difficulty of that situation and the changing media landscape which led to it.
A game of Make Chad Laugh leads off the hour as a listener with a good joke walks away with Sebastian Maniscalco tickets. Later, we talk about a Florida father that turned in his 10-year-old son after the kid made a threat against his school. Plus, what do you think about the outrage of a Fergus Falls school board member that's choosing not to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of meetings?
A school board member in Fergus Falls is under fire for choosing to stand but not participate in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of board meetings. Chad talks the outrage, patriotism and more.
If your child made a threat against their school could you turn them in to authorities? Should a parent be required to do so?
Chad opens the show sharing new data about the dangerous driving on Minnesota's roads before we shift to some fun with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything.
Minnesotans are still driving very fast and fatal accidents are on the rise. What can be done to improve safety on our roads?
Chad opens the hour with discussion about the presidential race before a game of Make Chad Laugh with great tickets for the winner and some Vikings discussion.
With tickets to see comedian Sebastian Maniscalco on the line, Chad opens the phone line to callers hoping to make him laugh!
Chad opens the hour talking the huge difference in media availability he continues to see between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and more from the presidential race.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about a push in Florida to teach abstinence-only sexual education in schools.
Ron DeSantis is pushing for Florida public schools to teach abstinence-only in sex education classes and Chad has plenty to say about that.
Mark Freie is back in for some fun with Chad and Dave during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
The show begins with Chip Scoggins joining Chad with reaction to the Vikings moving to 3-0 on the season with Sunday's convincing win over Houston. Later, we discuss a few fun topics including the best reality TV shows of all time.
What's the greatest reality TV show of all time? Chad has that question on his mind among a few other topics.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the Vikings moving to 3-0 with another impressive win over a good Houston team on Sunday. Please, the guys talked about rough weekends for the Twins and Gopher football.
Dave gives us a few strong opinions, along with one from Chad, during today's Am I Wrong? segments that lead off the hour before a conversation about the Vikings and their Sunday matchup against Houston with Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider previews the Vikings and Texans matchup on Sunday. We hear about Houston QB CJ Stroud will be a huge challenge for the Vikings defense and how well Sam Darnold has played so far for the Purple.
During today's Am I Wrong? segment Chad sneaks in with a thought about Shohei Ohtani before Dave takes over with thoughts on the NFL schedule and air travel annoyances.
We have two segments of fun with Sheletta Brundidge during a Feisty Friday before former St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson joins to vent his frustrations with Mary Moriarty and the situation with Husayn Braveheart.
Retired St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson is strong in his criticism of Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty upon seeing the news that Husayn Braveheart has been arrested again after fleeing police.
6 feet tall, 6-pack abs, and a 6-figure income. That's the 6-6-6 rule of dating that women are touting on social media when looking for a man. Does Sheletta buy into it? That's part of the fun conversation today during Feisty Friday!
Chad opens the show telling Adam Carter about his refrigerator dying and discussing the greatest inventions in history. Later, Major Garrett joins to talk about presidential politics and more turmoil in the Middle East.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins with excellent insight and perspective on this week's new level of Middle-East turmoil, plus the latest from the Trump and Harris campaigns.
Chad's refrigerator died. It reminds him of how crucial it is to his life and sparks a conversation with Adam Carter about the greatest inventions of the past 150 years and throughout all of history.
This hour Chad Hartman gets into the story of Republican Rep. Jeff Dotseth being asked to suspend his campaign, and he talks about encampments and more with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.
Chad Hartman talks with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about the underlying cause of encampment being fentanyl, why he sees it as an open air drug market, what road blocks and what city council members are preventing any solutions, and more.
Chad gets into the story of Republican Rep. Jeff Dotseth being asked to suspend his campaign and why sometimes a story isn't cut and dry, is there a level of hypocrisy, he gets into the multiple layers within the story and more.
Chad Hartman and Susie Jones react to last night's comments by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the jabs she took at Kamala Harris for not having biological children, why she's out of bounds, and he chats up CNBC Anchor/Correspondent Brian Sullivan about the latest Fed Cut.
Chad Hartman talks with CNBC Anchor/Correspondent Brian Sullivan about the latest Fed Cut, what did the fed see that we needed to lower more than anticipated, mortgage rates and car rates not changing, does it mean inflation, and more.
Chad Hartman and Susie Jones react to last night's comments by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the jabs she took at Kamala Harris for not having biological children and why she's out of bounds.
This hour Chad Hartman reacts to last night's Trump town hall hosted by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and he's joined by Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11.
Chad Hartman talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about proper phone etiquette, her best female friend, attending a friend's dog's birthday party, and more.
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter wonder where the best burgers in the twin cities are and the best and worst cheese condiments for burgers.
Is Amazon making the right move by requiring workers to return to the office five days a week? Chad talks about their plans and the issues that could arise because of the policy.
A social media post from Brit Hume asks if the rhetoric from Democrats against Donald Trump could be at least partially to blame for now two assassination attempts. What do you think?
Is Amazon right to require workers to return to the office five days a week? We open the hour with that topic before Chad reacts to a social media post from Brit Hume about the latest attempt to assassinate Donald Trump and culpability that could fall on Democrats.
Chad and Dave talk breakups, share some stories, and we hear from listeners willing to share their ugliest breakup stories.
Twins TV voice Cory Provus joins Chad to talk about a tough loss for the ballclub last night and what lies ahead for the remainder of the season as they cling to a playoff spot.
Chad opens the show with several topics like our love of dogs compared to other WCCO shows and a strong disdain for bats. Later, Adam Carter joins for our weekly fun with Ask Adam Anything.
Twins TV voice Cory Provus joins Chad for some Twins discussion at the top of the hour. Later, we hear some bad breakup stories from several of the listeners.
If you could find out when or how you will die, which would you choose? That was among the many excellent questions Adam Carter tangled with today during Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the show on a bunch of different topics including our love of dogs, disdain for bats and more!
Chad opens the show with several topics like our love of dogs compared to other WCCO shows and a strong disdain for bats. Later, Adam Carter joins for our weekly fun with Ask Adam Anything.
If you could find out when or how you will die, which would you choose? That was among the many excellent questions Adam Carter tangled with today during Ask Adam Anything!
If you could find out when or how you will die, which would you choose? That was among the many excellent questions Adam Carter tangled with today during Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the show on a bunch of different topics including our love of dogs, disdain for bats and more!
This hour Chad Hartman chats up Star Tribune Sports Columnist Chip Scoggins about the big Vikings win and the crucial week for the Twins, and he talks about the latest Trump assissination attempt with Former Secret Service Agent Jason Russell.
Chad Hartman talks with Former Secret Service Agent Jason Russell about the latest assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, what makes this an "off the record" movement, does this change the amount of protection he and Kamala Harris will receive and more.
Chad Hartman chats up Star Tribune Sports Columnist Chip Scoggins about the Vikings win over the 49ers, is it retribution for Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, Brian Flores impact, it's cut check time for the Twins, and more.
This hour it's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rate, and Chad talks up Star Tribune Music Critic Jon Bream about the potential Prince doc.
Chad Hartman talks with Star Tribune Music Critic Jon Bream about his six hour conversation with Television Producer Ezra Edelman, what finally convinced him to sit down with him, did anything seem salacious, what would Prince say about how he's being perceived and more.
Chad Hartman, Susie Jones, and Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan) discuss Top 10 lists, toned and tanned and calves and more in this weeks "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated"
This hour Chad Hartman wonders what happened in another alleged assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, what's next, the problem with rhetoric, and a big win for the purple!
Chad Hartman recaps the Minnesota Vikings 23-17 win over the San Francisco 49ers and why he thinks the team is legit.
Chad Hartman reacts to the alleged assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, what happens next, and what he doesn't expect to change?
A variety of topics to dive into with Matthew Coller, Purple Insider including an update on Jordan Addison. Also, Jason DeRusha loves small towns - well, some of them!
Jason tells us about his Osseo adventure, including his experience at a body shop! Why he hates Corcoran and then we discuss the closing of Kim’s in Uptown and the union stepping in on this closure!
After a dominant win Sunday in New York, the Vikings now turn to a major test Sunday hosting San Francisco - we talked to the Purple Insider himself Matthew Coller on what to expect, breaking down Sam Darnold’s Week 1 performance and his Niner ties! Also, how do we feel about this Vikings defense to this point early on in the season and the latest with Jordan Addison’s injury!
How many of Andrew’s teachers has Sheletta contacted at St. Cloud State? That and going hungry with Sheletta. Then we shift gears to talk about charter schools in Minnesota failing to drive students towards academic success and other systematic failures within these schools with Jeff Meitrodt of the Star Tribune! Also, Susie Jones brings cookies!
An article in the Star Tribune came out on Friday about how many Minnesota schools are failing when it comes to the promises they made towards academic growth - Jeff Mietrodt of the Star Tribune talks about the lack of oversight, a simplistic contributing factor to these let downs and much more.
What is the longest you have gone without food ? That is what we asked Sheletta, after she talked about the anticipation of a Food Truck Festival in her neighborhood of Cottage Grove! We also get an update on Andrew’s college beginnings and whether Sheletta has made friends with his teachers yet!
One of the show's biggest critics, Earl McGuzzlekirk joins Chad at the top of the show to express some frustrations. Also Major Garrett joins to recap this week’s debate, the overall breakdown of the moderation between the candidates and more on the nuclear situation with Russia!
It seems we are in the final days of the summer with perfect weather, we discuss the ideal summer spot to finish summer off right!
After a few days of reflection - we chatted with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett’s thoughts on the moderators as well as the debate overall. Biden’s discussions regarding the use of nuclear weapons with Russia. Also, does Major think we will have another debate between Kamala Harris and Donald J Trump?
Chad Hartman talks with WCCO Political Analyst and they discuss the likelihood of another Presidential debate, valid Tim Walz criticisms, the concern for Royce White.
Chad Hartman and Susie Jones discuss their best vacations and wonder where if you could go back to that one moment in time, what would it be, and who are the best snappers of all time?
This hour Chad Hartman discusses real ID's, what project have you been hearing about for a long time that has never been finished, #DelmanicoDiscovers, and more!
Our own crack reporter Tom Delmanaio joins us in Springfield, Ohio and lets us know what's really going on as #DelmanicoDiscovers.
Chad Hartman discusses whether or not real ID's are worth the work, and wonders what other issues/projects you've been waiting for.
This hour Chad Hartman gets into his driving pet peeves and gets your input, and he talks with President and CEO of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Dr. Joseph Lee about the 75th Anniversary Celebration and more!
Chad Hartman talks with Dr. Joseph Lee from Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation about the biggest stigma facing addicts, insurance being an issue for folks wanting or needing help , unintentional discrimination, what's missing in the recovery community, the importance of Friday night's event and more!
Chad Hartman tells people what drives him nuts (no pun intended) when behind the wheel and wonders if you feel the same.
This hour Chad Hartman shares his thoughts and memories of 9/11, and he's joined by former Republican Congressman Vin Weber.
Chad Hartman talks with former Republican Congressman Vin Weber about last night's debate, is his party in a better or worse position, the inconsistencies of Kamala Harris, and more.
This hour Chad Hartman wonders if this is the worst year of road construction ever, he wants to see more companies follow Target's lead in bringing employees back downtown, and he's joined by Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips.
Chad Hartman wonders if this is the worst construction season we've ever experienced, and would like to see more companies follow Target's lead and have employer comes back downtown
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips about last night's Presidential Debate, his main takeaway, the feeling in Washington, Trump's decline, his message to those who say it's about the party, not the person, remembering 9/11 and more.
Chad Hartman recaps last night's Presidential Debate and he's joined by Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11.
Chad Hartman talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about her disdain for shorts, what clothing item is a "must run", people not getting the bit and more.
Chad Hartman recaps the latest Presidential Debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
Henry Lake joins Chad for three segments of discussion about the Tyreek Hill incident and body cam footage which we saw yesterday.
How much does a person's height matter in a possible relationship? Jamie Yuccas joins us from Los Angeles on that topic and a few others during a fun conversation.
Chad talks about why he is expecting some wild moments during tonight's presidential debate before some fun during our weekly segment with Jamie Yuccas.
Chad jumps back into debate talk and why he thinks both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will find ways to surprise us tonight.
As we begin Ask Adam Anything, we find Adam Carter in the middle of texting his daughter while she's at school. Why does he feel the rules about cell phones in school don't apply to him?
It's debate night between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump! Chad opens the show with talk about what we may see tonight before transitioning to Ask Adam Anything.
Are you interested in the Presidential debate tonight? What's one question you would ask to either candidate if you had the chance? Chad opens the show looking ahead to the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
Steven Bailey is now charged with 3rd-degree murder for allegedly driving his car into the patio at Park Tavern while drunk. Attorney Paul Applebaum joins Chad to explain the amended charges and why they are merited in this case.
Chad opens the hour with Chip Scoggins and some talk about the Vikings and Twins before attorney Paul Applebaum joins to analyze the amended charges related to the Park Tavern tragedy.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the impressive week 1 win for the Vikings over the Giants and a horrible weekend for the Twins against the Royals.
Is a business at fault when they seemingly do their due diligence to clear a parking lot of snow and ice, yet a customer still falls and gets hurt? That's the question Chad discusses in talking about an issue in the news regarding an incident at a Menards store.
Susie Jones joins the show for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated for two segments before a discussion about a fall on the ice in a parking lot at a Menards store and if the business is at fault.
Chad opens the show bouncing around between about a dozen different topics before settling into some Vikings discussion and talk about political hypocrisy coming from both sides of the aisle.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated but is the subject of Chad's fury for her tendency to leave dirty mugs in the studio's kitchen sink.
Are Democrats being hypocritical for praising Dick Cheney now that he's supporting Kamala Harris for President? Is Donald Trump being hypocritical for announcing the steps he will take as President to go after his political enemies?
Dr. Michael Howell of the U of M joins Chris Egert to talk about the importance of quality sleep for all of us and the work he's doing with the Twins to help their players get the best sleep possible during the season. Dr. Howell also mentions the need for volunteers to be a part of sleep research. If you are interested, please contact Research Coordinator, Joy Schmidt by email at schmidtj@umn.edu or phone at 612-624-1456.
Dr. Michael Howell joins Chris Egert to talk about the importance of sleep to our body and the work he's doing this season with the Twins to boost their performance on the field through proper sleep. Plus, we roll through Am I Wrong? to wrap up the show.
Dave Harrigan leads Chris Egert through two segments of Am I Wrong? with thoughts on Vikings QB Sam Darnold, furniture sales and much more.
Chris Egert welcomes in Sheletta Brundidge for two fun segments on a Feisty Friday before a discussion about the public safety center opening today in Dinkytown.
It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge is in studio with Chris Egert to talk about the sadness of seeing her oldest off to college and the excitement of an Emmy award coming her way!
Chris Egert talks about a new public safety center opening this afternoon and the possibility that crime numbers decrease because of the new center.
Have you seen a UFO? Chris Egert hears from a few listeners eager to share their stories.
Chris Egert is in for Chad today and opens with a conversation with Richard Chin of the Star Tribune regarding his recent article about how Minnesotans report fewer UFO sightings than folks in other party of the country. We also hear from one of the developers of an app built for people to chronicle their UFO sightings.
Chris Egert is in for Chad today and opens with a conversation with Richard Chin of the Star Tribune regarding his recent article about how Minnesotans report fewer UFO sightings than folks in other party of the country. Later, we hear from one of the developers of an app built for people to chronicle their UFO sightings and we hear from listeners sharing their stories.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad to talk about all that he's seen from the Vikings over training camp and the preseason and what he thinks they are capable of this year with the season beginning Sunday.
Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins to talk politics over the first half of the hour before Chad opens a conversation about the school shooting in Georgia and our lack of action as these horrific incidents continue in America.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to discuss the latest poll numbers in Minnesota and much more from the presidential race.
Chad talks about the school shooting this morning in Apalachee, Georgia and his frustration that nothing will be done to help solve the problem.
Chad opens the show with more talk about the Park Tavern tragedy from Sunday and our need to put more teeth into DWI punishments after learning the driver charged was previously convicted five times for DWI. Later, we lighten it up with some fun topics during our weekly visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.
Rena Sarigianopoulos is, admittedly, terrible at judging the distance between herself and someone she could possibly hold a door open for. We dove into that heavy topic with her today before Chad brings her what he believes to be a brilliant idea but receives less than mild interest.
The man arrested in the death of two people at Park Tavern because he was driving with a .325 BAC had five previous DWI convictions. How many DWIs is too many?
FOX9 reporter Mary McGuire interviewed Kristina Folkerts for a story about while ago about Kristina's mother's passing and history working many years at the Park Tavern. Over the weekend, Kristina died in the tragic accident there. Mary joined Chad to share about that family's story and discuss the horrific tragedy for them and others involved.
Chad looks back at his conversation with Keith Ellison from Friday at the State Fair. After Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher confidently told us Ellison would run for Hennepin County Attorney in 2026, did Ellison give a definite denial?
Is Chad believing that Attorney General Keith Ellison isn't thinking about running for Hennepin County Attorney in 2026 after the conversation at the State Fair last Friday? We open the hour with that topic before discussing the Mike Zimmer interview in the Star Tribune over the weekend from Mark Craig. Plus, Mary McGuire of FOX9 joins to talk about many memories she has of fun at the Park Tavern, the horrible tragedy, and her connection to one of the victims.
Is Dave Harrigan a failure as a father for getting his daughter to the bus stop late on the first day of school? We tackle that question before our weekly visit with Jamie Yuccas talking about cell phone policies in schools and her new puppy!
Jamie Yuccas joins from Los Angeles with news of a new puppy joining her family and talk about cell phone policies in schools and how LA area schools and students have handled a phone ban.
Is Dave Harrigan a terrible parent for getting his daughter to the bus stop too late on the first day of 2nd grade?
Chad opens the show talking about some amazing reminders of the great things in life he experienced over the holiday weekend. Later, Adam Carter jumps back into the studio for Ask Adam Anything!
Did Adam Carter have any exceptionally good looking teachers while growing up in South St. Paul? That's just one of the topics today during Ask Adam Anything!
Chad is back and opens the show talking about some wonderful moments he experienced over the holiday weekend and the reminders of the many blessings in his life.
Star Tribune football writer Mark Craig joins Henry Lake to discuss his interview with former Vikings coach Mike Zimmer. Plus, Henry talks about Disney pulling ABC, ESPN and their other channels from DirecTV and his opinion that cell phones should not be allowed anywhere near classrooms.
Henry Lake takes a stance against any students having a cell phone available in school saying they're too much of a distraction to make exceptions.
Star Tribune football writer Mark Craig joins Henry Lake to discuss the honest, shockingly at times, interview he had with former Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer about his time in Minnesota, bad feelings Zimmer still carries, and getting back into coaching with the Cowboys.
The hour begins with a game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before some Gopher football discussion and Henry Lake admitting the reason he'll be on the Maryland side when they visit the Gophers next month.
Could the Gopher football team go without a conference win this year? Henry Lake says it could happen.
Susie Jones joins Henry Lake and Dave Harrigan for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated today talking about the end of the State Fair, enjoying our final few days of summer and much more!
Henry Lake says he realizes Donald Trump will never do it, but if just once he could issue an apology about the video and some photos taken at Arlington National Cemetery that entire controversy could go away.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today talking during the first hour about the what he views as the best part of the Minnesota State Fair, America's drinking problem, and Donald Trump refusing to issue a simple apology regarding the Arlington Cemetery controversy.
Love it or hate it, Henry Lake says nobody can argue with the massive amount of pride Minnesotans have in putting on and visiting a tremendous State Fair each year.
This hour Chad Hartman joined on site by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, and it's a State Fair Edition of "The Newlywed Game!"
How well do our three couples know each other? It's a State Fair Edition of "The Newlywed Game!"
Chad Hartman is joined on site by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and they discuss going after vaping companies, where they should be available, is he running for Hennepin County Attorney, why Kamala Harris has changed her stance on fracking, Vikings expectations and more.
This hour Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan wonder if it takes longer to go to the state fair or up north to the cabin, it's a "State Fair" Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and we have an engagement live on air!.
It's another "State Fair" Feisty Friday, as Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman and talks about her picture not being up, getting a chance to win some advertisements at Huntington Bank Stadium, wedding etiquette, locking a crying toddler in the bathroom, and we have an engagement!
This hour Chad Hartman wants to know your favorite WCCO moment of all time, and "Am I Wrong?".
What do you think about dropping fantasy football, or playing the rouser after a loss, or dishwashing liquid over pods?
Chad Hartman wants to know what your favorite moment in the 100 year history of WCCO Radio is, plus he hears "Sid The Musical" for the first time!
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Wild General Manager Bill Guerin about his love for live music, getting on stage with Jon Bon Jovi preparing for this season, getting their identity back and more.
This hour Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan wonder which colleague they would leave behind on a mountain, and he's joined by Susie Jones.
Chad Hartman is joined by Susie Jones and they discuss their coworkers' pictures at the state fair, who she didn't get along with and who she loved, her current dating issues and more.
This hour Chad Hartman wonders what act would you like to see at the State Fair Grandstand, would you like to live near the state fair. and he's joined by former state rep Pat Garofalo.
Chad Hartman talks with with former state rep Pat Garofalo about term limits, why people should be able to trust their politicians, why people vote for who they vote for, his parents not wanting to allow people to park on their lawn during the state fair, and more
This hour Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan discuss the fallout from the COVID-19 vaccine, and why that can harm kids today with the dropping vaccine rates, and he talks with University of Minnesota Gopher Men's Basketball Head Coach Ben Johnson.
Chad Hartman talks with University of Minnesota Gopher Men's Basketball Head Coach Ben Johnson about understanding the NIL rules, why there has to be revenue sharing in the B1G, how has he changed since getting the job, players looking out for themselves and more.
This hour Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan are early supper believers and explain why they think eating early is a good thing, and Chad is joined by CBS News Anchor Major Garrett.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS News Anchor Major Garrett about Kamala Harris doing a joint interview with Tim Walz, why "terms of engagement" are so important to candidates, what he would ask Kamala Harris, he has some strong words for Mark Zuckerberg, what happened at Arlington with the Trump campaign and more.
Chad Hartman recaps the amazing part of humanity in people helping Casey O'Brien and his fight against cancer, why this is his favorite day of the year, and he talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11.
Chad Hartman talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about not wanting to join Chad live the fair, weird fair experiences, personalized license plates, threatening the parade and more.
Chad Hartman talks with former Speaker of the House Kurt Daudt about his "go to" fair food, why didn't he run for Governor, how close he got, should candidates run multiple times, what Republicans need to do to win a statewide election, why the debate is important and more.
This hour Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan wonder what jobs are "frauds", is eating bacon taunting swine, the touching Casey O'Brien story, and he's joined by Former Speaker of the House Kurt Daudt.
This hour Chad Hartman talks with former MLB Umpire Tim Tschida, and CBS Correspondent Jamie Yuccas.
Chad Hartman wonders if Jamie Yuccas has fair FOMO, an awful early state fair memory, why she wouldn't run for President, why she didn't get served lunch in France, jury pay and more.
Chad Hartman talks with former MLB Umpire Tim Tschida about how many days off does a MLB umpire get off per season, how does he think MLB is handling replay, why positioning matters, why did the Twins start the game last night, why we're not seeing as many umpire blow ups and more.
This hour Chad Hartman talks with former Gopher Holder Casey O’Brien, he's joined by WCCO Radio legend Eric Eskola and it's a state fair edition of "Ask Adam Anything."
It's an "Ask Adam Anything" where Adam Carter where he isn't happy about Xcel Energy's response, the new debate strategy , can Aaron Paul take another role after Jessie Pinkman, disconnecting from work and more.
Chad Hartman is joined by WCCO Radio Icon Eric Eskola and they talk about his favorite state memory, Jesse Ventura and more.
Chad Hartman talks with former Gopher Holder Casey O’Brien about his recurring cancer, keeping a positive attitude during his battle, raising money for Masonic Children's Hospital, and much more. Visit his GoFundMe https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-casey-obriens-fight-against-cancer
This hour Chad Hartman talks with Star Tribune Sports Columnist Chip Scoggins and Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
It's a State Fair edition of the world famous Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated as they talk about playing fantasy football, dealing with insurance, being prepared to be a first time parent, and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Star Tribune Sports Columnist Chip Scoggins about prom, hard summer jobs, offensive expectations from the Gophers, what he's most curious about with the Vikings, Sam Darnold's expectations, and more!
This hour Chad Hartman talks with BMO Capital Markets Analyst Brian Belski and Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher
Chad Hartman talks with Ramsey County Bob Fletcher about why their staffing levels aren't too bad, why juvenile crime is a problem, what he feels they're doing better than Hennepin County, the issues with Mary Moriarty, and more.
had Hartman talks with BMO Capital Markets Analyst Brian Belski about his state fair favorites, what we know about the two party differences, the truth about tariffs, inflation and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Star Tribune Sports Columnist Patrick Reusse about the state fair, when he thought it might not last, Cheryl Reeves and Caitlin Clark, why the current college football landscape is so wild, why Kevin O'Connell is safe, teams having too many assistant coaches and more.
This hour Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Twins President Dave St. Peter and it's a State Fair edition of "Am I Wrong"?
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Twins President Dave St. Peter about the future of their television broadcasts, the increased attendance, his message for Twins fans who complain about payroll, investing in player development, possible rule changes regarding starting pitching restrictions and more.
This hour it's a "Feisty Friday" with Sheletta Brundidge and Chad Hartman talks with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.
Chad Hartman talks with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about Kamala Harris' speech at the Democratic National Convention, what do people want to talk to him about when he's at the fair, attracting people to Minneapolis more often, a message to folks holding a grudge against Gov. Walz for the 2020 protests, and more.
It's a "Feisty Friday" as Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman from the Minnesota State Fair and wonders why her picture isn't part of the WCCO personality profile, throwing out a pitch at the St. Paul Saints game, Gus Walz criticism and more.
This hour Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan ask how you can improve the Minnesota State Fair, and Chad talks with CBS News Anchor Major Garrett.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS News Anchor Major Garrett about Kamala Harris' speech at the Democratic National Convention, did she address the concerns, will RFK hypothetically supporting Trump make a difference, would he wear a kilt, and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Dara Moskowitz-Grumdahl from Mpls/St. Paul Magazine and the iconic Lou Nanne about the new foods at the Minnesota State Fair, get their reaction, Lou says less is more and more.
This hour Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips and former WCCO Radio Producer Lindsay Guentzel live from the Minnesota State Fair.
Chad Hartman talks with former WCCO Radio Producer Lindsay Guentzel about her battle with Dermatomyositis, how she's dealing with it, looking on the bright side of things and more, how this has helped her and more. To help her out, visit her GoFundMe https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-lindsay-guentzels-battle-with-dermatomyositis
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips about his thoughts on the Democratic National Convention, What kind of reception did Dean Phillips receive at the DNC does he regret speaking out a couple of years ago, his future plans and more.
Chad Hartman talks with former WCCO personality Don Shelby about coming out to the state fair after retirement, what is the "Golden Age" of journalism, getting beaten in the ratings by a squirrel, the change in political coverage, why his opinion shouldn't matter and more.
There are many things that most Minnesotans love that, for whatever reason, many of us just don't get. For Chad, it's the State Fair. What's on your list?
Isaac Saul of Tangle News joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about his organization and how he's trying to take partisanship and slant out of news reporting. later, with the State Fair kicking off tomorrow, Chad opens a conversation about the things that most Minnesotans love but, for whatever reason, we don't understand.
Chad is intrigued by what he's heard about and seen himself from Tangle News. We open the hour speaking with Tangle's founder Isaac Saul about how he's trying to remove partisanship from news reporting and give a balanced look to all sides of an issue.
We join Susie Jones at the top of the hour along her way to hopefully find United Center in Chicago for the third night of the DNC. Later, we discuss what seems like a rather high number of Americans currently looking for work.
28% of Americans are currently looking for a new job. Chad talks about that number that he finds surprisingly high and what it means for our economy.
Susie Jones has a phone battery that's nearly dead while joining Chad from a train on the way to United Center for night three of the DNC. Can she figure out which way to go after exiting the train?
Our friends Susie Jones and Tom Hauser each join Chad for a segment about their impressions on night one of the DNC, plans for the tonight, and the oddity of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz leaving the convention for a rally tonight in Milwaukee.
Susie Jones and Tom Hauser each join Chad for a segment talking about night one of the DNC before a conversation about our radio memories on National Radio Day.
Our friend Jamie Yuccas shares to talk about why the Paris Olympics was so much better than previous Games she's covered and what she expects it to look like four years from now in Los Angeles.
How much does it cost to send your kid back to school? Chad opens up the hour with that conversation and a little on Bob Seger before we speak with Jamie Yuccas about her experience covering the Olympics in Paris.
Chad talks about the cost of back to school items, including parking for high school kids that drive to school. Plus, what's your favorite Bob Seger song?
Former MPD officer Thomas Lane is out of prison today. Chad opens the show talking about his release and looking back at the George Floyd murder. Later, we get lighter as Chris Shaffer joins in Adam Carter's usual spot for a round of Ask Chris Shaffer Anything!
WCCO-TV meteorologist Chris Shaffer subs for Adam Carter today as we play a game of Ask Chris Anything! Chris is great while answering questions about his nickname, sharing a great story about a mooning incident in his youth and much more!
Thomas Lane, one of the MPD officers near Derek Chauvin during the George Floyd murder, was released from prison today. Chad reacts to the news and what we think of the entire incident now more than four years later.
The hour begins with two segments of Vikings and Twins discussion with Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins before Susie Jones joins from the DNC in Chicago.
The biggest controversy with Susie Jones in Chicago today was the fate of her water bottle after security at the DNC wouldn't let it through. Susie shared the story with us and set the scene for what's happening today.
Star Tribune publisher/CEO Steve Grove at the top of the hour to talk about changes they've made before a conversation with CNBC anchor Brian Sullivan about the economy and economic proposals from Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
CNBC anchor and senior correspondent Brian Sullivan joins Chad with thoughts on the health of the economy and what he thinks of the economic plans both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have put out.
Star Tribune Publisher/CEO Steve Grove joins Chad to talk about rebranding to the Minnesota Star Tribune and other changes he hopes will help the paper reach more subscribers and provide more coverage relevant all around the state.
Former Governor Jesse Ventura joins Chad to talk about his support of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, his strong criticisms of Donald Trump and JD Vance, and some fun on other topics.
Chad opens the show today with our Monday staple of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated! Mark Freie joins and both he and Dave share about concert experiences they had over the weekend with the many options that were available.
We kickoff the final hour with Sheletta Brundidge and Feisty Friday talking about her new gig with the Star Tribune and a few other topics before bringing it home with Am I Wrong? to close out the week.
It's Am I Wrong? time to wrap up the week with Dave sharing thoughts on his ability to design a golf course, Metallica and small dogs.
It's a Feisty Friday with the podcaster, talk show host, entrepreneur, and newest Star Tribune columnist Sheletta Brundidge joining Chad to talk about the newest gig she has and how Kamala Harris and other politicians are successful in avoiding the media.
Minnesota Twins baseball boss Derek Falvey joins Chad at the top of the hour talking about Bailey Ober's great run, injury issues with the club and much more.
Chad goes back to something he discussed earlier with Major Garrett, the recent words from Donald Trump and Nancy Mace that he feels are unacceptable.
Minnesota Twins baseball boss Derek Falvey joins Chad at the top of the hour talking about Bailey Ober's great run, injury issues with the club and much more. Plus, Chad goes back to the recent words from Donald Trump and Nancy Mace that he feels are unacceptable.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about some unsettling words and moments recently from Donald Trump and reasons why the GOP continues to purposely mispronounce VP Kamala Harris' name.
Chad's got some complaints about terrible phone etiquette that bugged him earlier today. Later, Major Garrett joins to jump into politics and the presidential race.
Chad had an experience with a very loud talker on a headset in the Minneapolis skyway today and needs to get some things off his chest to start the show.
Woodstock back 55 years ago on this date in 1969. Name an event in history that you'd like to go back to and witness yourself? That's the topic to kickoff our weekly conversation with Jason DeRusha.
What's your go-to vending machine snack? Chad opens the hour with that discussion coming off the passing of Famous Amos himself, Wally Amos.
What's your go-to vending machine snack? Chad opens the hour with that discussion coming off the passing of Famous Amos himself, Wally Amos. We also talk about the exoneration of a man after 48 years in prison and the woefully small amount of money he's receiving in compensation. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins for the usual fun on several topics.
Golf course architect Andrew Green joins Chad to share about the work he did in reworking Interlachen Country Club.
KSTP-TV political reporter joins Chad for two segments about the latest with Governor Walz on the campaign trail with Kamala Harris and results from the primary races earlier this week. Plus, golf course architect Andrew Green joins to talk about the improvements he made to Interlachen.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to talk about the latest with Governor Walz and the criticisms that have come up against him nationally since he was added to the Harris ticket. Plus, we hear from Tom about what happened Tuesday in some of the primary races, including Royce White earning the Republican nomination for Senate against Amy Klobuchar.
How is a guy who just got suspended for hurling a homophobic slur at a fan now have the top selling jersey in MLB? Chad doesn't understand how this is happening with Red Sox all-star Jarren Duran.
Chad brings a happy sunshine attitude to the top of the show talking what's great in his life today with contributions also from Susie Jones, Dave Harrigan and many listeners.
Chad 'Mr. Positive' Hartman opens the show talking with Susie Jones and Dave about what's great in our lives right now with several contributions from listeners as well. Later, Chad talks about why he can't understand how a baseball player who was just suspended for using a homophobic slur towards a fan leads MLB today in jersey sales.
Chad calls out WCCO-TV for a headline to their story about Ryan Londregan returning to work with the State Patrol that he believes leaves out a crucial part of the story for readers.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad with reaction to the JJ McCarthy injury news as well as recent injuries for the Twins. Plus, Chad calls out WCCO-TV for a headline about Ryan Londregan returning to work with the State Patrol that he says is misleading to those unfamiliar with the story.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the news from the Vikings today about JJ McCarthy's torn meniscus and continued injury troubles for the Twins.
Chad opens the hour jumping in to the presidential race and his continued belief that VP Harris owes it to voters to face the media for a press conference to answer questions about her record and policy stances. Later, Chad takes issue with the sentence given to a man after he killed a pedestrian on a sidewalk while driving drunk.
Will Kamala Harris ever face the media in a press conference? Chad says that while she may absolutely be making the smart decision politically (and the polls say she is), Harris owes it to voters to show who she is politically by answering tough questions.
Chad takes issue with the one-year prison sentence given to a Minnesota man found guilty of driving drunk and killing someone on a sidewalk, calling it much too lenient.
Chad opens the show discussing the JJ McCarthy injury news or a torn meniscus before Adam Carter joins us for Ask Adam Anything.
Chad opens the show talking about how Minnesota sports fans are feeling a very familiar feeling of disappointment today as the Vikings announced rookie QB JJ McCarthy suffered a torn meniscus in his right knee during the preseason opener.
Dave Schrader weighs in on the popularity of a ridiculous social media trend and shares the news that thousands of tarantulas are set to emerge from the ground in spots around the country for mating season.
Susie Jones leads us off today during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Dave Schrader gets into a conversation about teaching our kids critical thinking skills and the ability to spot misinformation and radicalizing information on social media.
If you're terrified of spiders, steer clear of Colorado, Kansas and New Mexico for at least the next few weeks as thousands are ready to emerge for mating season!
Should schools in America take time to teach students to think critically about the information they see on the internet and social media?
The latest trend on social media of people bragging about doing nothing about staring straight ahead during a long flight is among the most ridiculous things ever to gain momentum on the internet.
Why does Donald Trump still attract the intense support of so many conservative voters? Dave Schrader opens the show with that question and what response from several Trump voters.
A conversation with a listener leads Dave Schrader into a conversation about truth, facts, and opinion in the news.
Susie Jones joins Dave Schrader and Dave Harrigan for this week's game of Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated starting with a story about a trip she took to examine the history of her family.
Dave Schrader is in for Chad today speaking with Donald Trump supporters about their support for him as a presidential candidate. One of those conversations leads to more talk about facts, opinion, and how the two get mixed.
Tom Hauser joins Chris Egert at the start of the hour with his reaction to Governor Walz's first couple of days campaigning with VP Kamala Harris. We continue the Walz conversation as Chris shares a criticism he has of the Governor's first speech before wrapping up the show with Jason DeRusha discussing why Chris wants no part of his neightbor's overly abundant zucchini.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser reacts to Governor Walz's first couple days on the campaign trail with VP Harris, how the Trump campaign has reacted and more as we now sit less than three months from the election.
Chris Egert talks about The Olympics and Snoop Dogg on NBC at the start of the hour. Later, we talk about an embarrassing moment for Chris earlier today at work and we discuss the big price hike at the all-you-can-drink milk booth at this year's State Fair.
Chris Egert, in for Chad today, opens the hour talking about enjoying the Olympics this year and especially Snoop Dogg's contributions to NBC's coverage.
Steve Martin says he's turned down an offer to portray Governor Walz on Saturday Night Live. Who's the next best choice?
While Governor Walz was a teacher at Mankato West, he coached football under head coach Rick Sutton. Sutton joins Chris Egert at the top of the show to talk about the coach he knew and how he's seen it translate to politics. Plus, we talk about the uniting work of Diet Mt. Dew and who should portray Walz on SNL with the news that Steve Martin turned down the offer.
Rick Sutton was the head football coach at Mankato West when Governor Walz worked as the team's defensive coordinator. Sutton joins Chris Egert to talk about the coach Walz was in those years and what he sees from Walz today as a politician.
Adam Carter hangs around with Chad for two segments to discuss some of Chad's random observations and react to Governor Walz's first speech on the campaign trail last night with Vice President Harris.
How long can the Harris/Walz ticket hold on to the momentum they currently have? Chad jumps into that conversation before wrapping up the show with Jason DeRusha.
Former MN House Speaker Kurt Daudt joins Chad for two segments on Governor Walz joining the Democratic presidential ticket and their many interactions while Daudt was still in the legislature. Plus, can the Harris/Walz ticket hold on to the momentum they currently have?
Former Minnesota House Speaker Kurt Daudt joins Chad to talk about Governor Walz earning the Democratic nomination for Vice President and their many battles while Daudt was still in the legislature.
A brief visit with Jamie Yuccas in Paris leads the hour. Chad continues with more Olympics talk before transitioning back to hot political topic of Tim Walz and the Democrats.
Aaron David Miller knows the Middle East as well as anyone and joined Chad to talk about how close we may be to seeing a full-scale war between nations in the Middle East.
We lead the hour with a brief visit with Jamie Yuccas from Paris and some additional talk about The Olympics before returning to talk about Governor Walz earning the VP nomination for the Democrats and talk about potential full scale war in the Middle-East with Aaron David Miller.
Chad opens the show talking VP Harris selecting Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the presidency and we continue on that topic with Major Garrett of CBS News.
Excellent insight and knowledge as always from Major Garrett of CBS News with us today talking about Governor Walz earning the VP nomination with Kamala Harris on the Democratic ticket.
Chad opens the show with reaction to Governor Walz earning the VP nomination for the Democrats alongside Kamala Harris.
Boyd Huppert, the best storyteller in the history of Minnesota media, joins Chad to share about his own story of facing new challenges in his battle with blood cancer.
A packed final hour today features our weekly sports conversation with Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins on the Olympics and news from Vikings camp. Later, KARE-11 reporter Boyd Huppert joins to share about the current challenges he's taking on in his battle with cancer.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the tremendous Olympic action in Paris, how two prominent Minnesotans have performed, as well as some talk about what's been happening at Vikings camp.
Susie Jones joins for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before jumping into political discussion and the debate over who VP Kamala Harris will select as her running mate.
We have a very fun and wide-ranging game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Susie Jones joining Chad and Dave.
Who should VP Kamala Harris pick as her running mate for President? Chad weighs in as the race appears to be down to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad at the start of the show with his take on the market sell-off and fears of a recession. Later, Chad speaks with former MPD officer Tony Adams about ShotSpotter as the Minneapolis City Council meets today to discuss the future of that tool in the city.
Former MPD officer Tony Adams joins Chad to talk about his experience using ShotSpotter as an officer and why he believes in it as a useful tool for police.
Financial guru Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad with analysis of what's happening with the plunging stock market and why he's not joining the folks fearing a recession is happening. Plus, Belski shares some impressive knowledge of the steeplechase.
Chad Hartman wonders why we're not better on keeping up with our medical appointments and health, and Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan) has this week's "Am I Wrong"?
Is Suni Lee's story one of the best ever, Kevin Smith underrated, and time for American Idol to go bye bye?
Chad wonders why we don't stay up with our medical treatment and why we're not more proactive with it.
Chad Hartman says there's nuance to every conversation because it's not a one size fits all when discussing topics, and we need to tone down the overt racism and discrimination, and it's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge.
When having a conversation, Chad Hartman says let's step back and take a look at the big picture, because a majority of the time it's not one size fits all.
It's a Feisty Friday as Sheletta Brundidge talks about her soiree, why Chad isn't invited, why she's a huge supporter of Tim Walz, what she wants in a man, and more.
Chad Hartman wonders what food makes you recoil in disgust, and he talks with Major Garrett from CBS News about the Vice Presidential nomination, prisoner swap, deviled eggs and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Major Garrett from CBS News about the right amount of time you spend at a family reunion, what's next for Kamala Harris, whey Pennsylvania doesn't mean anything when it comes to the Vice Presidential nomination, the historic hostage swap, his hatred of deviled eggs, and more.
Chad Hartman asks if Donald Trump helped or hurt himself by appearing at the NABJ, and he discusses that and more in studio with Jason DeRusha.
Chad Hartman recaps Donald Trump's comments at the NABJ, explains why his approach won't work with some voters and more!
Chad Hartman and Jason DeRusha discuss Donald Trump's appearance at the NABJ and why we shouldn't give him credit for just showing up, does that reflect poorly on journalists as a whole and more.
Chad Hartman questions the Minnesota Supreme Court's ruling on "reasonable retreat' and why it's absurd, and he talks with Phil Anderson and Carrie Hansen from Hazeltine about the upcoming US Amateur.
Chad Hartman talks with Hazeltine GM Phil Anderson and Board Member Carrie Anderson about the US Amateur picking Hazeltine, did the 2029 Ryder Cup play into it, and more!
Chad Hartman reacts to the Minnesota Supreme Court's ruling about "reasonable retreat" and why that's an unreasonable ask in certain situations.
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter wonder why politicians won't ever admit a mistake, you program the station, and he's joined by Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter wonder why it's hard for politicians to admit a mistake, what topics would you want to see talked about.
Chad Hartman talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about how she would describe herself, negotiating a maximum number of words in the contract, zapping anchors, meeting Weird Al, and more.
Chad Hartman talks with former Secret Service Agent Jason Russell regarding the latest in the Trump Assisination attempt hearing, and he talks optimism about future gas prices with Patrick Dehaan from GasBuddy.
Refineries shutting down, minor expansions, increased costs, settling into the "new normal", why Trump saying the United States was "energy independent" under him is false and more.
Chad Hartman talks with former Secret Service Agent Jason Russell about the latest in the Trump assassination attempt hearing, why we need more than soundbites, the difference between a "suspicions person" and "threat", what we will learn next and more.
Chad Hartman wonders who is "America's Sweetheart,", plus Jamie Yuccas joins LIVE from Paris, and Sheletta Brundidge speaks on Trump and the NABJ and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Sheletta Brundidge about former President Donald Trump speaking at a at Black journalists convention in Chicago, how do they prepare, what should they ask him, responding to criticism, NABJ and more
Chad Hartman talks with Jamie Yuccas as she joins live from Paris during the Olympic games and gives us the scoop on the US Women's Olympic Gymnastics team, the support for team USA and more.
Chad Hartman wonders if the choice of Vice Presidential candidate matters, he and Adam Carter discuss the concept of talk radio and why interacting with callers/listeners is important, and it's Ask Adam Anything.
On this week's "Ask Adam Anything" we wonder why Adam is mad about the Twins, what about the Southwest Light Rail completion, and how he feels about Olympic spoilers?
Do we really listen to Vice Presidential candidates, and in the wake of JD Vance and Tim Walz comments, does it matter?
Chad Hartman wonders if you would like to see Tim Walz as the Vice Presidential candidate, and he talks with Matthew Coller from Purple Insider.
Chad Hartman talks with Matthew Coller from Purple Insider about the biggest concern for the Vikings, where are we at with QB evaluations, why he doesn't see the Twins comments as an issue, premature contracts and more.
Chad Hartman remembers Jack Farrell, longtime owner of Haskell's Wine and the memories he provided, and it's our Monday staple Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Chad Hartman, Susie Jones and Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan) ask how to feel about golf, being a grandparent or iced coffee? They discuss that and more on this week's "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!"
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter wonder what is the best concert you've ever attended, and he talks with Former Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka.
Chad Hartman talks with Former Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka about the JD Vance rally in St. Cloud, what do Republicans need to do differently to win Minnesota, what both parties share in common, can Tim Walz make a difference, and more.
Chad Hartman, Adam Carter, and Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan) wonder what the best concert you've ever seen in person.
Matthew Coller joins Henry Lake from Vikings practice to open the hour before some Twins discussion and Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Dave Harrigan leads Henry Lake through our Am I Wrong? game to wrap up the week with thoughts on The Olympics starting in Paris, our hostile political climate and youth sports.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Henry Lake to talk about the strange environment around the Vikings so far this summer after the death of Khyree Jackson. Plus, Coller discusses what he's seen so far in practice, including a glowing review of QB Sam Darnold.
Henry Lake spends two segments with Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday and talks Gopher football with broadcaster and former player Darrell Thompson.
With more teams entering the Big Ten, what does Gophers legend and broadcaster Darrell Thompson expect from PJ Fleck's team? Thompson joins Henry Lake.
It's a mix of fun and serious today as Sheletta Brundidge joins Henry Lake for a Feisty Friday. We touch on Sheletta's interesting situation at home and her chance at throwing a first pitch at an upcoming Saints game. Also, they get serious with talk about JD Vance's 'childless cat lady' comment that has resurfaced and the police shooting death of Sonya Massey.
A State Trooper charged with manslaughter and criminal vehicular homicide in the death of a teenager as involved in four crashes prior to this. Henry Lake has a big problem with this Trooper being allowed even be in a position for his fifth accident.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today and the opening hour touches on topics like if it's worth it for a city to host The Olympics, rules for using ATMs, and why a State Trooper was allowed to stay behind the wheel after several accidents on the job.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today and with the opening ceremonies happening in Paris today the conversation starts with Henry and Dave taking opposing viewpoints over if they'd want the Twin Cities as a host city.
Is VP Kamala Harris going to pick up votes from Republicans that supported Nikki Haley and won't vote for Donald Trump? We discuss that topic, the end of an era at Southwest Airlines and more before wrapping up the show.
Vikings legend Cris Carter joins Chad to talk about his love and support for the Salvation Army and participating in an event in town on Saturday. Plus, the guys discuss Jordan Addison's latest misstep and more related to the Vikings.
Vikings legend Cris Carter joins for two segments to talk some football and about his work with the Salvation Army and an event coming up Saturday. Later, we discuss VP Harris chasing down votes from Nikki Haley supporters and the end of an era at Southwest Airlines.
Chad opens the hour talking about the 'childless cat lady' segment from JD Vance that has resurfaced from a few years ago and Pete Buttigieg speaking about words from Speaker of the House Mike Johnson about the LGBTQ community.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad in studio to talk about the news of 2.8% economic growth for the US over the previous quarter and other news impacting your wallet.
Chad opens the hour talking about the 'childless cat lady' segment from JD Vance that has resurfaced from a few years ago and Pete Buttigieg speaking about words from Speaker of the House Mike Johnson about the LGBTQ community. Later, financial guru Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins to talk about good news form the nation's economy.
What are the most important things that make it fun to come to work? Chad opens the show discussing that question with Adam Carter before a fun visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE-11.
What makes a workplace a fun place to be? That's the question Chad poses during two segments of Dumber Than We Thought with Adam Carter.
Our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins the show to share about a great family trip to Mexico and a harrowing journey home. Plus, Rena makes the huge mistake of sharing two of her childhood nicknames from her parents.
Congressman Pete Stauber joins for two segments touching on several topics in politics and impacting the nation before a conversation about a horrible story involving an ATV accident that killed two young girls.
Congressman Pete Stauber joins Chad for an extended visit on several issues including Delta's troubles, the assassination attempt of Donald Trump, Kamala Harris leading the Democratic ticket and more.
Sean Cudahy of The Points Guy joins Chad to talk about Delta's continued major issues with canceled and delayed flights and what frustrated passengers can do if they're stuck.
Chad's looking forward to the Olympic opening ceremonies coming later this week and opens the hour discussing the events around the world we'd love to see in person. Later, Sean Cudahy of The Points Guy joins to talk about the massive problems Delta is still experiencing stemming from Friday's computer outage.
With the Olympic opening ceremonies coming up later this week, Chad wants to know which event around the globe is at the top of your list to see in person.
Candy, great retirement spots and Adam's Chicago trip are a few of the topics discussed during Ask Adam Anything!
It's two segments of Dumber Than We Thought to open the show as Chad and Adam Carter discuss politics and a few nonsense topics.
Adam Carter sticks around for the full hour with Chad, first with two segments of Dumber Than We Thought before we get to Ask Adam Anything.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of sports talk touching on Joe Mauer, the Twins, JJ McCarthy and more before a replay of a portion of Chad's interview with Congressman Dean Phillips.
Chad had plenty to discuss today with Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins. The guys touched on Joe Mauer's trip to Cooperstown, the current Twins still struggling against the best teams in MLB, JJ McCarthy's early impact on the Vikings, and an interesting weekend for USA basketball.
Chad has another full hour covering the bombshell political news from Joe Biden over the weekend, speaking with Major Garrett of CBS News and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad to talk about his support for Kamala Harris to lead the Democratic ticket and why she is '10 million times better than Donald Trump' to lead the country.
What was behind the timing of President Biden's announcement that he was suspending his campaign? What does Vice President Harris need to do over the next week or two to secure strong support from her party? Major Garrett is the best in the business and provided excellent insight to those questions and more.
Chad reacts to his interview with Congressman Dean Phillips about President Biden's decision to step away from the 2024 election and offers his own views on Sunday's massive news.
Chad opens the show with Congressman Dean Phillips speaking about President Biden stepping away from the 2024 election before offering his own reaction and hearing from listeners.
Congressman Dean Phillips told us nearly two years ago that he believed Joe Biden shouldn't run for reelection in 2024. Phillips joined Chad to open the show today with the President's historic announcement yesterday.
Chad takes issue with the argument that God stepped in to save Donald Trump from a bullet taking his life on Saturday and anyone who feels God picks and chooses the good and bad things that happen to people on Earth.
Did God save Donald Trump from assassin's bullet taking his life? Chad shares his thoughts on that sentiment and why he disagrees with anyone who says this or other tragic or joyful events are part of God's plan. Plus, Am I Wrong? takes the stage as we wrap up the week.
Dave Harrigan leads us through Am I Wrong? to wrap up the Friday show with thoughts and ideas related to rampant political lying, Tiger Woods' performance at The Open, and a 14-year-old playing in the MLS.
Two segments of Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge open the hour before conversations about the life and career of Bob Newhart and Joe Mauer entering baseball's Hall of Fame.
Chad discusses the passing and incredible life and career of Bob Newhart as well as the greatest living sitcom stars with us today. Plus, we reflect on Joe Mauer's career as he prepares to enter baseball's Hall of Fame this weekend.
It's a Feisty Friday and we have plenty of fun on a few topics to start Sheletta's weekly visit to the show and some serious talk about Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
An hour of excellent information and insight as we begin with Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler on how the global IT outage has impacted the airline industry before we talk Biden and Trump with Major Garrett of CBS News.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about what he's hearing from the Democratic party about President Biden's future as the party's presidential candidate and Donald Trump's long speech to wrap up the RNC last night.
Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler joins Chad at the top of the show to talk about the major impact today's early morning tech outage is still having on major airlines and which ones have been spared.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to talk about President Biden testing positive for COVID and the state of the virus in Minnesota and around the country.
Susie Jones joins the show from Milwaukee as she's covering the final day of the RNC and Dr. Michael Osterholm speaks with Chad about the state of COVID in our country and President Biden contracting the virus.
Susie Jones joins from Milwaukee to talk about last night's big moments at the RNC and the biggest moment of all coming tonight when Donald Trump accepts the Republican nomination for President for the third time.
Chad argues that if Joe Biden steps down as the Democratic nominee in 2024, he should also step down as President immediately.
Chad makes the argument that if mental struggles are too much for Joe Biden to continue as the Democrat's nominee in November, he should leave the presidency immediately.
Chad continues his discussion about Joe Biden stepping down immediately from the presidency and plays a clip of Reverend Franklin Graham responding to the news of Biden testing positive for COVID.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins at the top of the show to talk about the city council voting to approve a new contract for MPD. Later, with the 2025 MLB schedule being released already today, we talk about the pro sports seasons that seem to never end.
MLB released their 2025 schedule already! Which pro leagues have the seasons that feel to drag on the longest?
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad to talk about the city council approving a new contract for MPD. Plus, Frey speaks about the continuing park workers strike and his opinion on President Biden staying in the presidential race.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad with news from the Republican National Convention and Kevin Burke, former Hennepin County Judge, speaks about the idea of term limits and a binding ethics code for justices on the Supreme Court.
Retired Hennepin County Judge Kevin Burke joins Chad to share thoughts on Joe Biden's reported support for term limits and a binding ethics code for the Supreme Court.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins from Milwaukee where he's been covering the Republican National Convention to discuss what's happened so far and what's ahead tonight as we await a speech from JD Vance.
It's National Hot Dog Day! We talk about our personal dog preferences as well as the best ways to cook and dress those delightful treats.
Rob Doar of the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus joins Chad to comment on a federal court overturning Minnesota's law banning young adults from owning handguns.
Rob Doar of the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus joins Chad at the start of the hour to comment on a federal court overturning Minnesota's law banning young adults from owning handguns. Later, we celebrate national hot dog day with a divisive conversation about what makes the best dog.
A new poll shows that nearly two-thirds of Democrats don't want Joe Biden as their party's nominee for President. If that's true, he simply can't win in November.
Chad opens the show taking feedback from listeners on the topics they would like to hear discussed more frequently on the show.
What topics would you like to hear Chad talk about more? We open the floor on that question at the start of the show before a conversation about a new poll showing two-thirds of Democrats want Joe Biden to step down as the party's Presidential nominee.
Plenty of politics over the final hour with great information and analysis from former Governor Tim Pawlenty and a discussion about the widow of the man killed at Donald Trump's rally refusing to take a condolence call from President Biden.
The widow of the man shot and killed at Donald Trump's rally on Saturday refused to take a condolence call from President Biden. Chad shares about what she said and discusses the controversy surrounding her decision.
Minnesota's former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins Chad to talk about the assassination attempt on former President Trump, the pick of JD Vance as a running mate, and his feelings that the Democrats have made a big mistake with President Biden.
California is the first state to ban school districts from requiring that staff notify parents if a student changes their pronouns. Jamie Yuccas joins Chad to talk about how the law has been discussed in California and share her opinion on a very difficult situation to address.
Susie Jones sets the scene on what's happening today in Milwaukee at the RNC and an interesting story from last night. Later, we speak with Jamie Yuccas about her upcoming trip to covering the Olympics in Paris and a controversial law just passed in California.
WCCO reporter Susie Jones joins Chad with what's happening today at the RNC in Milwaukee and how she was able to get some good interviews last night despite not having her press credential.
Why don't we know more about the motive of the Trump shooter? Chad opens the show with that question during a conversation with Adam Carter.
Why don't we know more about the motive of the Trump shooter? Chad opens the show with that question during a conversation with Adam Carter as he sticks around for the full hour that includes Ask Adam Anything!
Great stuff as always from Adam Carter with Chad for Ask Adam Anything, tackling questions about Cheryl Reeve, WCCO's new refrigerator and much more.
Matthew Coller reacts to Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever getting a win over the Lynx at Target Center Sunday and says the Vikings need to be very tough on received Jordan Addison after reports of an alleged DUI in Los Angeles.
Judge Aileen Cannon dismissed the Trump classified documents case this morning. U of M law professor and constitutional law expert Ilan Wurman joins Chad with his opinion on the decision and why it surprised some but was plausible to him.
Caitlin Clark took over Target Center yesterday as her Indiana Fever picked up a win over the Lynx. Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad on that and more bad news from the Vikings before a conversation with U of M law professor Ilan Wurman about the dismissal of Donald Trump's classified documents case.
Chad discusses what he believes the assassination on Donald Trump means for the November election against President Biden.
Mark Freie joins from the newsroom for fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about what the assassination attempt on Donald Trump means for the November election.
Chad, Dave and Mark Freie have our regular Monday fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Chad's opening hour today focuses almost entirely on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump with Adam Carter joining for two segments and an interview with former Secret Service agent Jason Russell.
Former Secret Service agent Jason Russell joins Chad with reaction to the assassination attempt on Donald Trump on Saturday, how the agency works with security at such events and much more with excellent insight.
Will the shooting of former President Trump lead toward the country coming together in any way or leave us even more divided? Chad opens the show with that topic in a conversation with Adam Carter.
Dave takes on recent comments from college football coach Mike Gundy and his reaction to a player's DUI arrest, grilling, and annoying whistlers as he leads Chad through Am I Wrong? to end the week.
Tim Mahoney, owner of The Loon Cafe in Minneapolis and St. Paul joins Chad to talk about many of the challenges he and other business owners are facing, specifically in Minneapolis, and what must be done to help small businesses and the city as a whole.
Tim Mahoney, owner of The Loon Cafe in Minneapolis and St. Paul joins Chad to talk about many of the challenges he and other business owners are facing, specifically in Minneapolis, and what must be done to help small businesses and the city as a whole. Later, Dave brings us through Am I Wrong? and we check in with Jason DeRusha before wrapping up the week.
Chad shares the story of a man who dined and dashed on a sketchy first date and why he is firmly on the young man's side.
Chad and Sheletta Brundidge have plenty of fun and a bit of serious talk about the problems in Houston after Beryl during a Feisty Friday. Later, Chad dives into a handful of nonsense topics and shares the story of a man who made a great move to get out of a sketchy first date.
Great fun on a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge as she joins Chad to talk about her specific requirements for her next husband, making sure Chad stays outside the gates of the Minneapolis Club and much more!
As always, Major Garrett of CBS News is excellent with us today breaking down the latest on President Biden and Donald Trump after a busy week.
Chad opens the show with a surprise for Dave the day before his 40th birthday and we have some talk about our best and worst birthday celebrations along with great help from some listeners. Later, Major Garrett joins for great political talk and the latest on Biden and Trump.
Chad surprises Dave on the eve of his 40th birthday with some treats and we kickoff the show with a conversation about our best or worst birthday celebrations.
Costco is raising the price of their memberships. Jason DeRusha joins on a number of topics including the point at which he would say enough is enough and dump his membership.
The first half of the hour features talk about notable landmarks in outstate Minnesota and cocktails coming to Gopher sporting events. Later, we have our weekly conversation with Jason DeRusha!
Chad opens the hour with some news about the famous Pequot Lakes 'bobber' water tower and talk about some of the other familiar landmarks of greater Minnesota. Plus, we talk about more liquor coming to Gopher sporting events.
George Clooney, Nancy Pelosi and more prominent Democrats are speaking publicly about Joe Biden needing to step away from the election. How convinced are you that President Biden will still be on the ballot in November?
Why do we have such a difficult time taking control of our own health and limiting our chances of getting cancer? Chad opens the hour with that conversation based on some new cancer statistics before jumping into the latest with the Democrats and Joe Biden's future.
So many of the cancer diagnoses given day can be attributed to reasons that were preventable based on lifestyle choices. Why do we have such a difficult time taking control of our own health and limiting our chances of getting cancer?
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to describe what he calls 'abhorrent' behavior from GOP-endorsed Senate candidate Royce White during a phone call from White yesterday that Hauser says White was secretly recording.
Chad opens the show with some talk about money after new inflation numbers are released and a story about the number of Gen Z adults that rely on their parents for financial help. Plus, KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to describe what he calls 'abhorrent' behavior from GOP-endorsed Senate candidate Royce White.
Have you seen your grocery bill stabilizing? Is it still going up? Chad opens the show with some news on inflation numbers and also a story about the high number of Gen Z adults that still rely on financial assistance from their parents.
The Twins have been the best club in baseball since they started the season just 7-13. Chad speaks with Patrick Reusse about how the offense has been on fire, the many position players all playing well, and the biggest need they should fill at the trade deadline.
The conversation hasn't slowed down about President Biden's ability to handle the duties of the presidency since his poor debate performance. Chad talks about it as a problem that far too many Democrats are still too afraid to acknowledge.
Chad reacts to audio from Senator Josh Hawley and explains why he is strongly against a call for Christian Nationalism in the United States.
Chad talks about the appearance of President Biden's slipping mental acuity and the conversation about it that shows no sign of slowing down. Plus, Chad explains his big problem with Senator Josh Hawley advocating for Christian Nationalism.
1 in 8 Americans today believe that the moon landing was staged. Why do conspiracies generate so much interest and why do so many people buy into them?
Jamie Yuccas of CBS News joins Chad for her regular visit to talk about conspiracy theories, slacking off with easy classes in college and much more!
1 in 8 Americans today believe that the moon landing was staged. Why do conspiracies generate so much interest and why do so many people buy into them? That topic opens the hour and carries us into our weekly visit with Jamie Yuccas.
A fun opening hour today begins with talk about the new State Fair foods announced this morning with Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl. Later, Adam Carter joins for our weekly fun with Ask Adam Anything.
A new open and heated debate of ranch and blue cheese dressing kicks off today's round of Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter.
Chad kicks off the show with Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl and her thoughts on the freshly announced new foods for the 2024 Minnesota State Fair!
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the shocking, tragic death of Vikings draft pick Khyree Jackson before getting lighter with some Twins discussion. Later, Chad dives into multiple topics during a rapid-fire segment and we preview Jason's show.
Chad digs through some topics in a rapid fire style, talking about rising STD rates among seniors, a change at Sam's Club that has members ticked off, and Target announcing they'll no longer be accepting personal checks.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to discuss the tragic loss of Vikings draft pick Khyree Jackson before a break and moving onto some Twins discussion.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad shares and hears stories of hitting a deer while driving.
The Star Tribune did some research into the stretch of road where Minnesota drivers are most likely to hit a deer. Chad talks about his experience with those scary moments behind the wheel and we hear from listeners sharing their stories.
How many times can Chad ask for the opening jingle during two segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated? We test the limits today and Mark Freie starts it off with some strong feelings on plastic bag fees.
Former Governor Arne Carlson joins to share his idea for a way that President Biden can step away from the 2024 election yet still play a significant role in brokering long-term peace in the Middle-East.
Is the current state of downtown Minneapolis the future or are there other ways to revitalize the area after the pandemic? Chad opens with that discussion before former Governor Arne Carlson joins to share his idea for a way that President Biden can step away from the 2024 election yet still play a significant role in brokering long-term peace in the Middle-East.
Chad was downtown this weekend seeing the crowds for Taste of Minnesota, but also sees how few people are on the streets today and each Monday or the work week since the pandemic. Is this it for downtown Minneapolis?
Does it get more Americana than watching Rocky on the Fourth of July? We let off some of the best movies related to America and the Fourth of July and rank them. Also we preview the anticipated ABC News interview with President Joe Biden tonight and what the most pressing question or part of the interview is going to be - we ask Jason his thoughts on that as well!
Amid the chaos of this country there was one movie that saved the holiday yesterday - and it is Rocky. But there are other movies that could be considered the best Fourth of July movie and we take some of your suggestions and rate them.
Another hour with Chris Egert in for Chad on a Friday and we dive into your tastes for competitive eating - Joey Chestnut has been banned from Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest but we recap the winners and even a lemonade chugging champion from the July Fourth tradition - as well as give our thoughts on competitive eating in general. Then there is certain counties in Minnesota offering weddings but could you do it?
There is a lot of details and preparation that goes into weddings but Minnesota counties are offering up marriage services at their county fairs, but would you do it?
No Joey Chestnut this year but we did crown a Nathan’s hot dog eating contest winner. But should we be grossed out by this tradition? How does cramming massive amounts of food make you feel? Chris and Josh weigh in and we take your texts on what a good eating competition consists of.
Chris Egert of 5 Eyewitness News in the big chair for Chad Hartman on a Friday after the Fourth - we are right out of the gate chatting with David Paleologos of Suffolk University talking about the 2024 Presidential Debate, Election, Michelle Obama and a preview of the Biden interview taking place Friday night. After that, there is an apprenticeship for a meat cutter job in Minnesota for the first time in decades and we get your thoughts on other old-time careers similar to this.
We are a week out from what was an unusual and some might consider it concerning debate. So we went to the expert, David Paleologos of Suffolk University who breaks down the options Americans have, the latest in the polls and much more! Also, we preview what we could expect from Biden in the Stephanopoulos interview Friday night.
America has racked up $1.6 trillion in student debt and almost half of borrowers aren't paying anything back right now. How do we fix the cost of education?
Jason DeRusha confirms with his own son that he never brought his boys to see fireworks on the 4th of July? How big a level of parent malpractice is that?
Susie Jones sticks around for a segment with Chad discussing the Biden campaign pushing back today against any suggestion that Joe Biden may step away. Later, we discuss the huge number of Americans that aren't paying back their student debt and Jason DeRusha joins to share about his failures as a parent.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad for plenty of discussion about the latest in the continued fallout from Joe Biden's disastrous debate performance and Donald Trump's surprising restraint shown both during and after the debate.
Chad looks at the brilliant moneymaking movie career of Tom Cruise on Cruise's 62nd birthday before discussing the continued fallout for President Biden after last week's terrible debate performance with Major Garrett of CBS News.
As Tom Cruise turns 62 today, we discuss his huge career of blockbuster movies and if anyone has been more reliable as box office gold.
Chad opens the show in patented form by jumping around from topic to topic with plenty of fun during the opening segments before our weekly conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
Chad opens the show sharing some fun with Susie Jones, breaking down the best of the Rocky movies, talking about the best place to be on a gorgeous day during a holiday weekend and much more nonsense.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad to talk about octopus on the grill and all the fun she had as a kid amongst her huge Greek family on the 4th of July.
Peter Callaghan of MinnPost opens the hour Chad talking about his piece looking at the size and revenue of Minnesota's young hemp industry before Chad touches on a few topics including the state's second attempt at offering e-bike rebates online.
Did you take a shot at getting in line today as the state tried again to roll our their e-bike rebate program? Chad hears from listeners that ended up shut out of the rebates and talks about how perhaps the program could have been offered more fairly.
Peter Callaghan wrote an excellent piece for MinnPost looking at the financials of the hemp industry in Minnesota and joined Chad with details on what he learned.
Moondance Jam in Walker, MN has pulled the plug on all of the national acts that were scheduled to appear later this month. How can ticketholders NOT get a refund?
Chad opens the hour with retired Hennepin County judge Kevin Burke two segments on the Supreme Court's immunity decision yesterday. Later, we put a bow on the subject with a conversation about the idea of expanding the Supreme Court before we talk about the drama with Moondance Jam canceling all of their national acts.
Retired Hennepin County judge Kevin Burke joins Chad with reaction to yesterday's Supreme Court immunity decision, the current state of the Court, his opposition to expanding the Court and how this decision impacts our democracy.
Who better to break down the past, present and future of soccer in the US than noted futbol expert Adam Carter? That's how we start today during Ask Adam Anything!
The voices calling for President Biden to step away from the 2024 election are getting louder. Could it actually happen? We open with that conversation before Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything.
More prominent Democrats are speaking up about their concerns over President Biden's fitness for another term as President and ability to win the election. Will the movement grow strong enough to convince Biden to step away as the Democratic nominee?
Even if you think it's ridiculous to force teachers to instruct on the Bible in Oklahoma public schools, should a teacher still face consequences if he/she refuses to follow the law?
Chip Scoggins joins at the top of the hour for talk about gymnastics, draft picks and more from the sports scene before a conversation about Oklahoma now requiring schools to teach the Bible in public school classrooms.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about the gymnastics action in Minneapolis over the weekend, our recent run of incredible draft picks for our Minnesota teams, the latest with the Twins and more.
Justin Crowe, expert on the Supreme Court at Williams College, joins Chad with reaction to the Supreme Court decision released today on presidential immunity, the dissent written by Justice Sotomayor, and what the ruling means for the Donald Trump, Joe Biden and future presidents.
Are you among the Americans that have fallen out of love with your grill? Chad jumps into that topic while also discussing the rise of scrambled pancakes and the most unstoppable forces in today's world.
Supreme Court scholar Justin Crowe joins Chad at the top of the hour to break down the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity and what it means for the country and the presidency moving forward. Later, we jump into a bunch of topics including the nation turning away from grills and the most unstoppable forces in the world.
Chad opens the show saying Donald Trump's victory on Thursday night in the debate pales in comparison to the victory he was handed today via the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Later, Susie Jones joins for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Chad argues that today's Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity is an even bigger win for Donald Trump than last Thursday's debate against President Biden.
Susie Jones talks about the weekend of gymnastics in Minneapolis, Dave touts himself as a tremendous vacation 'glue-guy' and Chad highlights the greatest rest stop in Minnesota during today's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
This hour Chad Hartman talks travel trends with Thrifty Traveler Editor Kyle Potter, we play "Am I Wrong" Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan), and is Jason DeRusha developing an edge?
In this week's "Am I Wrong" Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan) wonders if it's wrong to root against annoying game show contestants, should awful series finale ruin the enjoyment of the series, and more!
Chad Hartman talks with Kyle Potter from Thrifty Traveler about people traveling more, why he sees as the reason for the increase, why air travel is working in the consumer's favor, is TSA pre-check worth it and more?
Chad Hartman reads your text messages about the first Presidential Debate, Kaposia Daysin South St. Paul, and it's a "Feisty Friday" with as Chad Hartman is joined by Sheletta Brundidge.
Chad Hartman talks with "gutless mayor" Jimmy Francis of South St. Paul about their upcoming festival Kaposia Days, why wrasslin' is a highlight for him and more! For more information, visit https://kaposiadays.org/site/
It's a "Feisty Friday" as Chad Hartman is joined by Sheletta Brundidge about making history at "The Club", waiting in line for food, the debate letting us all down, what is "malarkey", folks standing in line for pet food at the State Fair and more!.
Chad Hartman wonders if the Democrats have a problem after Joe Biden's performance last night, why Trump isn't a true Republican, who's responsible for fact checking, and he gets Major Garrett's thoughts as well.
Chad Hartman talks with Major Garrett from CBS News about last night's Presidential Debate, could we see a change at the top of the DFL ticket, and a ton more.
Chad Hartman has some stark comments and reaction to last night's presidential debate, plus some poignant comments about his own experience with his father as he got older.
Dave Schrader (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Dan Szematowicz from the DEVIANT Podcast about the Israel Keyes case, what made him unusual from other serial killers, and more.
Dave Schrader (in for Chad Hartman) discusses the concept of being "on time", and how different professions handle it differently, and he talks with Michael Bradshaw from Bradshaw and Bryant.
Dave Schrader (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Michael Bryant from Bradshaw & Bryant about the Alex Jones case, why it's taken so long, why he's been given special treatment, the lack of criminal charges, and more.
This hour Chad Hartman chats up former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty and he's joined in studio by Jason DeRusha.
Chad Hartaman asks Jason DeRusha how he will celebrate his two year anniversary at WCCO Radio Thursday, what event bothers him about being "at capacity", why does Maple Grove hate him and more?
Chad Hartman talks with former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty regarding Thursday night's debate, what the goal of both candidates are, why it's not all about the "undecided" voters, minimum expectations for both and more.
Chad Hartman is joined in studio by KARE 11 News Anchor Randy Shaver as they discuss his career, how he is feeling about his upcoming retirement, when he knew it was time. He also discusses his upcoming projects, why he says "why you should do what you love when you want to do it" and more!
Former KARE 11 Anchor Paul Magers joins Chad Hartman and gives his memories of Randy Shaver, first meeting him, how he would test him, what in the world is CHOF and more!
Lou Raguse with some crazy updates on the Feeding Our Future and Marisa Simonetti updates, and Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 on relaxing (or not, and more.)
Chad Hartman talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about her perfect afternoon, Randy Shaver hoarding forks, something you added to your life and now you can't live without it and more.
Chad Hartman talks with KARE 11 Reporter Lou Raguse about the latest in the Feeding Our Future trial, the insane bribery, was race an issue, how many other jurors (if any) were contacted, what's next and a ton more.
This hour Chad Hartman chats up KARE 11 Reporter Lou Raguse and he's joined by Wolves Head Coach Chris Finch.
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Timberwolves Head Coach Chris Finch about his new contract, did he ever doubt he would make it, why getting let go from a job can be a good thing, missteps in the Dallas series, his health and more.
Chad Hartman talks with KARE 11 News Reporter Lou Raguse about the Marisa Simonetti, what he's learning day by day, how is the tarantula and more.
This hour Chad Hartman talks about problems with prescription prices and PBM's with Dr. Joey Mattingl, and he's joined by CBS News Correspondent Jamie Yuccas.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS News Correspondent Jamie Yuccas about protesting getting more intense, how far is too far, lumping a whole group of people into one category and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Dr. Joey Mattingly from the University of Utah about inflating prices, the role PBM's play, people pointing fingers at each other, what influenced Mark Cuban, taking away rebates and more.
This hour Chad Hartman talks about the Surgeon General Declaring Gun Violence a Public Health Crisis and it's a special episode of Ask Susie Anything.
This week, Susie Jones fills in for Adam Carter for "Ask Susie Anything", where she is asked about dating co-workers, the biggest BS'er at WCCO Radio, her hatred for Adam Carter and more.
Chad Hartman reacts to Surgeon General Declaring Gun Violence a Public Health Crisis, and why he agrees with it.
This hour Chad Hartman talks with Star Tribune Sports Writer Chip Scoggins, he gets the latest on flooding in the southern part of the state with Blue County Sheriff Jeff Wersal, and what WCCO Radio employee would last in the woods?
Chad Hartman talks with Blue County Sheriff Jeff Wersal about the status of the Rapidan Dam in southern Minnesota, businesses electing to self evacuate, misconceptions about what people are hearing and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Star Tribune Sports Writer Chip Scoggins about vacationing in Florida in June, swimming with sharks, Simone Biles comeback, what he enjoys about covering the Olympics, needing to "simplify" baseball, and more.
This hour we have the world famous Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated, and Chad chats up Minnesota Wild General Manager Bill Guerin.
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Wild President Manager Bill Guerin about changing your phone number, eliminating northeastern states, his go to places in the cities, handling the nerves for a game seven and more!
In this week's Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated, Chad Hartman, Susie Jones and Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan) ask what you think about the best food smells, school lunches, taking on Taylor Swift, and more!
This hour Chad Hartman wonders if you would try a self driving vehicle, he's asked that question by Minnesota Twins Broadcaster Cory Provus, and he's joined by CBS News Anchor Major Garrett.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS News Anchor Major Garrett about his experience at Rickwood Field last week, Roy Wood's podcast, how Dobbs has changed the political landscape, Thursday's debate and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Twins Broadcaster Cory Provus about self-driving cars, why he would recommend them, was he nervous, hiking CamelBack Mountain and more.
Are people really still up in arms about the new state flag? Chad opens our final hour with a discussion about that nonsense before we transition into Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week with thoughts on our overwhelmingly vast supply of streaming options, our ability to predict when and where scattered showers will hit, and delivery order etiquette.
Chad and Sheletta Brundidge touch on some serious and some light topics during our Feisty Friday segments before a conversation with Star Tribune music critic Jon Bream about Morgan Wallen's first night at US Bank Stadium and this weekend's downtown celebration of 40 years since Purple Rain.
Star Tribune music critic Jon Bream joins Chad to review last night's first of two sold-out concerts for Morgan Wallen at US Bank Stadium. Plus, Jon shares about what's happening this weekend to celebrate 40 years since Prince released Purple Rain.
Reggie Jackson spoke last night about the incredible racism he personally experienced while playing minor league baseball in Birmingham, Alabama. Sheletta Brundidge spoke on that with Chad during a Feisty Friday before having some fun with a story from Kelly Stafford and how she hooked her husband, Rams QB Matthew Stafford.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to share on some recent polling data they've compiled and why, on his way to Duluth for another Grandma's Marathon weekend, he says no race he's run around the world compares to this one.
Did everyone agree that nobody works on Fridays but forgot to tell Chad? We open the hour with that topic and talk about Jason DeRusha's unmatched selfie game before a conversation with Tom Hauser about another taking part in another Grandma's Marathon weekend and recent political polling results.
Chad opens the show talking about Jason DeRusha's incredible selfie game and how it seems that almost nobody is working on Fridays.
What made Willie Mays one of the greatest to ever play baseball? Hall of Famer Jim Kaat joins Chad to talk about Mays' amazing talent, how he played the game, and why he stands among the best to ever play the game.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins at the top of the hour to talk about his criticism of the Supreme Court and their bump stock decision and a few other topics including helping Minnesotans struggling with medical debt and being ready to accept the Ryan Londregan case if it had come his way. Later, Jim Kaat joins to talk about the incredible career and life of Willie Mays.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad with sharp criticism of the recent Supreme Court decision on bump stocks. Plus, Ellison speaks about action from his office on medical debt for Minnesotans and answers questions about Feeding Our Future and the Ryan Londregan case.
Does AI and deepfake imagery have you concerned about the future for the country? Chad shares details on a new story and why he is definitely worried about what these tools can do to destroy the lives of both public and private citizens.
Susie Jones hangs around to discuss a new survey that says most Americans claim to feel older than their actual age. Later, Chad shares another story about AI and deepfake imagery and why his concern of how these tools can be used is growing.
How old do you feel? A new survey shows that most Americans say they feel older than they actually are. Susie Jones hangs around the studio with Chad to discuss the survey and what we do to feel and stay young.
Why can't we separate politics from sports fandom. Chad opens the show talking about golf fans upset that Jack Nicklaus and Bryson DeChambeau supporting, or even associating with, Donald Trump.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad on multiple topics including why she's never gone on a family road trip and the horrific sounding mess at her home last night.
Why can't we separate politics from sports fandom. Chad opens the show talking about golf fans upset that Jack Nicklaus and Bryson DeChambeau supporting, or even associating with, Donald Trump. Later, we share some fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos during her weekly visit to the show.
A busy final hour features some NBA and Wolves talk with Jim Petersen, Hennepin County Attorney sharing memories of her interactions with Joe Friedberg, and MPD chief Brian O'Hara discussing the life and memorials for fallen officer Jamal Mitchell.
Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara joins Chad to share about the days mourning and celebrating the life of fallen officer Jamal Mitchell.
What do the Timberwolves need next year to reach the level the Boston Celtics are at after finishing off another championship last night? Jim Petersen joins Chad to help answer that question.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty shares some memories of Joe Friedberg the day after his passing and how she felt about earning his strong endorsement on this show as she was running for her current position.
Joe Friedberg mentioned attorney Paul Applebaum many times over the years while on the show. Paul joined us today with many great stories about his time learning from Joe as a young lawyer and much more from their personal and professional interactions.
Local attorney Paul Applebaum joins Chad sharing wonderful stories about his time working and socializing with Joe Friedberg. Later, our weekly conversation with Jamie Yuccas of CBS News touches on several topics, including one that make Jamie quite uncomfortable.
Chad welcomes Jamie Yuccas back for her usual Tuesday segment on the show to talk about some topics that are fun, some serious, and one she found quite uncomfortable.
Prominent attorney, frequent guest and friend Joe Friedberg passed away yesterday after a battle with cancer. Chad opened the show today speaking about Joe and their many conversations.
Chad begins the show sharing some favorite memories of friend and frequent guest Joe Friedberg who passed away Monday after a battle with colon cancer. Later, Adam Carter joins to share some stories about seeing Joe and Dark Star together in studio and tackle some other questions during Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to talk about memories of watching Joe Friedberg hang out on-air with Dark Star late at night on WCCO radio. Plus, if Adam were to appear in a Pornhub video, what would his character's occupation be?
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of sports talk focusing on the Lynx and Twins before Chad discusses a call today from the Surgeon General to apply warning labels to social media as a way to help protect younger users.
Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy called today for a warning label to be applied to social media for younger users. What do you think?
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the great start we've seen from the Lynx this season and the Twins playing with some of the hottest players MLB today.
Chad shares how he and his boys celebrated Father's Day this weekend and we hear from plenty of listeners with how they enjoyed the day.
What will it take to get Chad to WCCO's 100th anniversary party later this year? Chad revealed his one big demand at the start of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for two segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated that begin with a serious demand Chad makes of management to get him to attend WCCO's 100th anniversary party. Later, we talk about how we celebrated Father's Day over the weekend.
Representative Pat Garofalo joins Chad to talk about why sports betting hasn't passed through the legislature in recent years and the problems he sees in today's politics.
Chad shares what his emotions were like watching Rory McIlroy fail down the stretch yesterday in the final round of the US Open. Later, Representative Pat Garofalo joins to talk about why sports betting hasn't passed through the legislature in recent years and the problems he sees in today's politics.
Chad opens the show sharing about his emotional reaction to watching Rory McIlroy lose his shot at the US Open over the final few holes on Sunday. Which sports moment did you watch as a fan that made you feel the same way? We hear from plenty of folks on that subject and also the TV moments that you will always remember watching as we mark 30 years since the OJ Simpson Bronco chase.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about the Supreme Court overturning the Trump-era federal ban on bump stocks, why he's still very skeptical President Biden and Donald Trump will reach the debate stage in under two weeks and more!
Four-time PGA Tour winner Tim Herron joins at the top to shares some memories of playing right in front of the final group during the 1999 US Open at Pinehurst #2. Later, we dive into politics during our regular Friday visit from Major Garrett.
Tim Herron shares some great moments and stories about playing in the 2nd-to-last group, alongside Tiger Woods, on Sunday at the 1999 US Open at Pinehurst #2. Plus, Tim shares about what he's seen so far during this year's Open at the same course.
Twins television voice Cory Provus opens the hour with Chad to talk Twins and other MLB topics before some fun with Sheletta during Feisty Friday.
It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and we find out today why she was late to her own segment, why Chad didn't pick up a bowl of gumbo at her son's graduation party, and the details of a big event Sheletta is bringing to Hopkins in Tuesday to support families with autistic children.
We heard great stuff as always today from Cory Provus on the Twins and other items from around MLB.
Chad opens the show today with birthday gift ideas for Donald Trump (wrong answers only) and his belief that owning and travelling several hours to a cabin each weekend in Minnesota is foolish.
Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? today with vital points to make on an anti-aging guru, bad wedding attire and early morning workouts.
What could you get Donald Trump for his birthday? Why would anyone in their right mind own a cabin? Chad ponders those questions at the top of the show before an early visit from the Am I Wrong? committee!
Chad reacts to the legislative audit report out today placing major blame for the Feeding Our Future scandal on a lack of oversight from the Department of Education.
Chad opens the hour speaking with Supreme Court expert Justin Crowe on today's Supreme Court ruling regarding mifepristone. Later, we have some fun with Minneapolis being ranked among the happiest cities in the world before conversation about the latest updates with Feeding Our Future and the legislative audit placing heavy blame on a lack of overnight from the Department of Education.
Justin Crowe, Supreme Court expert from Williams College, joins Chad to explain what happened today with the Supreme Court decision on the abortion pill and why the issue could easily come before the Court again.
Chad opens the hour talking about new data showing just how many Minnesotans still aren't wearing seatbelts while driving. Later, Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins with an update on the health of the US economy.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad to chime in on a couple topics we've been discussing so far on the show and share some insight on the current state of the United States economy.
New data from a recent seat belt crackdown showed that many Minnesotans still, despite all the evidence of how belts improve safety, refuse to buckle up. How is it possible we have so many dopes still on our roads?
A new law takes effect soon that will allow all adopted people in Minnesota to access their birth records. Do you agree with the change? Chad opens the hour with that conversation before getting into music with Star Tribune music critic Chris Riemenschneider.
Star Tribune music critic Chris Riemenschneider joins Chad to talk about why the biggest names in pop music are struggling with selling concert tickets and building interest in their albums. Plus, Chris shares about The Cabooze and Myth concert venues booking shows again.
All adopted people in Minnesota will have access to their birth records when a new law takes effect on July 1. Do you agree with that shift in the law?
Chad opens the hour with a lighter half-hour marking the anniversary of the finale episode of The Sopranos and talking about some of the other great final episodes of all-time. Later, Susie Jones joins us to share what it was like inside the memorial service for fallen MPD officer Jamal Mitchell.
Chad looks back at the finale episode of The Sopranos on the anniversary of Tony's fade to black and we discuss some of the great final episodes of all-time.
Susie Jones joins Chad to speak about the emotions and mood inside of the memorial service for fallen Minneapolis police officer Jamal Mitchell
How does Donald Trump and the MAGA wing of the Republican Party explain the argument that Joe Biden controls the Department of Justice now that Hunter Biden has been convicted in court.
MPD Chief Brian O'Hara speaks strongly and with great emotion at the memorial service for fallen officer Jamal Mitchell.
We listen to Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara, officer Luke Weatherspoon, and friend Chris Dunker speak during the memorial service for fallen officer Jamal Mitchell and Chad reacts to the messages shared from each.
After hearing from several speakers at Officer Jamal Mitchell's memorial service, Chad reacts to the messages and memories shared throughout.
Two great segments of graduation and then Caitlin Clark talk with Chip Scoggins lead the hour before Chad turns his attention to Gaza and the inability we all have now to just have a sensible conversation about the war with someone of a differing opinion.
Arguments and generalizations from both sides were flying over the weekend as the news came of Israel recovering four hostages and the number of people who died in Gaza during the military action. Chad speaks on the news and the difficulty we have now in simply having a conversation about what's happening with anyone who may see the situation a bit differently.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about graduation season and the response to Caitlin Clark missing out on the Olympics with Team USA.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for some fun on a wide range of topics during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
We have two segment of light topics with Susie Jones joining Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before carrying the press conference from Hopkins police announcing they have recovered the body of 4-year-old Waeys Ali Mohamed and reaction from Chad.
Captain Craig Kreiling speaks at a press conference announcing missing 4-year-old Waeys Ali Mohamed's body was recovered after going missing near Minnehaha Creek. Chad then reacts to the tragic news.
Chad opens the show with talk about new presidential polling data and why it makes him believe Donald Trump has a shot at winning Minnesota in November. Plus, who is secretly getting data about our driving habits and where is the data going?
Your insurance may be getting information about your driving habits without you even knowing it. Chad shares how they are doing it and why he would, at the very least, like to be told it's happening.
Do new poll numbers show Donald Trump in a position to win Minnesota in November? Chad reacts to new polls and what they mean for both Trump and President Biden.
We carry a brief press conference from the prosecutors in the Feeding Our Future trial and Chad reacts to the verdicts and what was said.
The hour begins with a press conference from the prosecutors in the Feeding Our Future trial reacting to today's verdict. Chad offers his thoughts on the news before sharing his classic story about attending the 1985 French Open and we discuss the end of the line for Pat Sajak on Wheel of Fortune.
As action wraps up this year at Roland Garros, Chad takes some time to share his amazing story of how he got tickets to see the French Open while backpacking through Europe in 1985.
Dave leads us through a quick Am I Wrong? today with thoughts on Royce Lewis sitting during the final game of the series with the Yankees, a new way to handle the final days of school and pretzels.
Our usual Feisty Friday fun with Sheletta Brundidge is overtaken with serious talk as the verdicts come down in the Feeding Our Future trial.
Our usual Feisty Friday fun with Sheletta Brundidge is overtaken by the verdicts coming down in the Feeding Our Future trial. Chad continues to discuss the news from the courtroom and we squeeze in a few minutes of Am I Wrong? to wrap up the hour.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins for his weekly visit to talk about several issues from he political world including President Biden's speech at Normandy, the pitfalls of interviewing Donald Trump on live television and more!
The show begins with two segments of Dumber Than We Thought and Adam Carter on a bunch of topics before jumping into politics with the best in the business, Major Garrett.
What is your place in Minnesota outside of the metro to enjoy the outdoors on a beautiful day like today? That's one of the questions Chad and Adam Carter discuss during two segments of Dumber Than We Thought.
Jon Tevlin wrote a great piece in the Star Tribune today about his decision to use ketamine as a way to deal with depression in the wake of his wife's passing. Chad speaks about the piece and anyone choosing an avenue not typically used in western medicine.
Colonel David Hunt provides phenomenal insight and perspective in talking about the D-Day invasion 80 years later.
Jon Krawczynski kicks off the hour with Chad discussing the story he broke in The Athletic today about Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore bringing Michael Bloomberg into their ownership group as they continue working to complete a purchase of the Timberwolves. Later, Colonel David Hunt is phenomenal in discussing the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic gives excellent insight into Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore bringing in Michael Bloomberg to their ownership group and what it may mean for the Timberwolves as we await a decision in the arbitration fight.
Chad opens the show with a conversation about the 80th anniversary of D-Day and the ability of our country to come together in the face of an attack or other disaster today. Plus, Bob Ryan joins to preview the NBA Finals as they begin tonight between the Celtics and Mavericks.
Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe joins with an excellent preview of the NBA Finals and some talk about his multiple visits to Normandy as we mark 80 years since D-Day.
Chad opens the show speaking about the 80th anniversary of D-Day and a question of if Americans would unite in the same way if our country were attacked today.
Chad discusses the reports on an attack on a transgender student at Hopkins high school and the ridiculous behavior of a father attending his daughter's graduation in Baraboo, Wisconsin.
Coke is the clear leader among soda brands in America, but now Pepsi has fallen behind Dr. Pepper as well! Chad is dismayed by that news but remains firmly behind his favorite beverage.
Pepsi has fallen to #3 among sodas in America, behind Coke and now Dr. Pepper. Chad is dismayed by the news and sickened by our country's taste in pop but remains firmly on Team Pepsi. Later, Chad discusses reports of an awful attack on a transgender student at Hopkins high school and the inaction from others in getting that student help.
After his interview with Ryan Londregan's attorney Chris Madel, Chad shares his reaction to that interview and other moments from earlier in the week between Madel and Mary Moriarty.
Ryan Londregan's attorney Chris Madel joins Chad for two segments at the top of the hour to speak about his client's case and massive differences he has with Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty. Chad spends the remainder of the hour offering his reaction and hearing from many listeners.
Attorney Chris Madel joins Chad and is not shy in his criticism of Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, how his client has been treated since first being charged in the death of Ricky Cobb II.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins us to share about how chicken helped tremendously in shaping her life, but she also had a period of 13 years when she refused to eat it. It's complicated.
Adam Carter joins Chad to talk about veneers and the current dental odyssey he's been going through. That leads to a conversation about celebrities with big teeth or veneers and other nonsense.
Adam Carter sticks around for the first two segments to share about the dental odyssey he's currently enduring along with some other nonsense before our regular Wednesday visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.
Minnesota Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins for some baseball talk at the top of the hour. Later, Chad shares his opinion that President Biden has been way too slow to react with his executive action today to increase border security.
Chad reacts to Joe Biden's executive action on border security today and why he believes it is has come far too slowly.
Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins Chad to talk about Royce Lewis returning to the roster tonight against the Yankees as well as thoughts on the play of Pablo Lopez, Byron Buxton, Max Kepler and more.
Bruce Springsteen's Born in the U.S.A. was released 40 years ago today. Name an album that has taken over the country to the extent that one did in 1984.
Chad opens the hour speaking with Dr. Michael Osterholm about bird flu concerns and Dr. Anthony Fauci's visit to Congress yesterday. Plus, we highlight the anniversary of the movie Superbad and 40 years since Bruce Springsteen released Born in the U.S.A.
Chad welcomes Dr. Michael Osterholm back to the show to react to Dr. Anthony Fauci's testimony in a congressional hearing yesterday, concerns over bird flu infecting other animal species, lessons learned from the pandemic and more.
Chad opens the show with reaction to the continued drama surrounding charges against Ryan Londregan getting dropped and Mary Moriarty's interview this morning with Tom Hauser on The Morning News. Plus, Adam Carter is unavailable today so Amy Hockert of FOX 9 jumps aboard for Ask Amy Anything!
Fox 9 anchor Amy Hockert subs for Adam Carter as we play Ask Amy Anything and tackles questions about her frugality, social media presence, love for Minnesota sports and much more during two fun segments.
Chad reacts to the interview Tom Hauser had on the Morning News today with Mary Moriarty and takes issue with some of her stances regarding the Ryan Londregan case.
Retired St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson says Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty is, "dangerous for law enforcement and public safety."
Chad starts the hour with Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins and a conversation about Justin Jefferson's new contract with the Vikings and more from the world of sports. Later, former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson speaks out very critically of Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty and her handling of the Ryan Londregan case.
Justin Jefferson has a new deal for big money with the Vikings and Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins says it was absolutely the right move for the Purple. Plus, Chip and Chad also jump into discussion about Caitlin Clark and the Wolves' offseason.
After some fun with Mark Freie joining for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated, Chad jumps into attorney Chris Madel's press conference and follows with reaction to much of what Madel had to say.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for today's wide-ranging game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
We listen to several minutes of attorney Chris Madel's press conference supporting Ryan Londregan and attacking Mary Moriarty and Chad reacts to much of what was said by Madel and earlier in the day from Moriarty.
A busy opening hour begins with Congressman Dean Phillips explaining to Chad why he believes Donald Trump should be pardoned following his conviction in New York. Later, KARE-11 reporter Lou Raguse joins with reaction to a press conference from Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty and a wild swing in the Feeding Our Future trial.
We cover a wild and busy day with Mary Moriarty's press conference and a shocking development in the Feeding Our Future trial with KARE-11 reporter Lou Raguse.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad at the top of the show to explain why he believes, despite his guilt, Governor Kathy Hochul of New York should pardon Donald Trump for the good of the country.
Republicans donated huge money to Donald Trump after yesterday's felony convictions, yet demand state Senator Nicole Mitchell resign despite not yet having her day in court. Where is the consistency?
How in the world has Grey's Anatomy now completed its 20th season on ABC in a prime spot. Dave Harrigan says still attracting viewers to that show is the greatest con in the history of television during Am I Wrong? with Dave Schrader playing along.
Dave Schrader comes out firing on some political issues over two segments before we transition into Am I Wrong? to end the week.
Dave Schrader wades into some controversies involving celebrities while also sharing a couple of his own celebrity stories. Plus, why do we call it a near-miss when airplanes nearly collide?
Dave Schrader shares a story from his youth about getting Joe Namath's autograph but giving it away because he didn't know who Namath was. Plus, Dave opines on some recent words from Bill Maher and word of a near-miss at one of America's airports.
Dave Schrader is in for Chad today. Dave opens the show with two segments about mental health and his own battles with depression and anxiety on the final day of Mental Health Awareness Month. Later, TV host Josh Gates joins to preview the new season of his show Expedition Unknown.
Josh Gates, host of Expedition Unknown on Discovery Channel, joins Dave Schrader to preview the show's new season beginning in June.
Dave Schrader is in for Chad today and begins the show opening up about his personal battles with depression and anxiety and hearing from many listeners while marking the end of Mental Health Awareness Month.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad for two segments on a number of issues impacting the city before Chad discusses an update from jury deliberations in Donald Trump's hush money trial and some Wolves talk with Jason DeRusha.
Do these latest updates from the Trump trial during jury deliberations mean anything for either side? Chad chats about that before Jason DeRusha joins for a few minutes of Wolves talk to wrap up the show.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad for two segments, discussing the death of a 2-year-old in a homeless shelter, a tentative deal with the police union on a new contract and other issues impacting the city.
What is Donald Trump trying to do to fight his legal troubles? 'Hang the jury and win the politics." Major Garrett of CBS News shared that with Chad today along with plenty of thoughts on the Biden campaign bringing Robert De Niro to speak against Trump and response from Biden's administration on the latest tragedy out of Rafah.
Do you believe Donald Trump should go to prison if found guilty of the felonies alleged against him in his hush money trial? Chad opens the hour with that conversation and his own opinion before Major Garrett of CBS News about Trump's trial and the latest with Joe Biden's campaign and reaction to a recent attack by Israel in Rafah.
Chad says that by the letter of the law, Donald Trump should go to prison if found guilty in his hush money trial. However, these are special circumstances and Chad says the reaction around the country would be too much to justify putting him behind bars.
The Wolves finally got a win over Dallas in game 4 of the Western Conference Finals and Chad opens the show talking about it with analyst Jim Petersen.
It's a fun opening hour today as Chad talks Timberwolves with Jim Petersen and fails in getting Rena Sarigianopoulos to sing Happy Birthday to him on his 59th.
Rena Sarigianopoulos is having no part in Chad pushing her to sing a few bars of Happy Birthday to celebrate his 59th. Plus, what story is Rena most devoted to?
Dane Moore joins Chad for two excellent segments of Timberwolves talk leading up to tonight's game 4 and we discuss some travel items recently in the news.
Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler joins Chad for talk about Sun Country's new app, Southwest now sharing their flights on Google Flights, and some of the most ridiculous travel accessories he and his team recently tested out.
Tremendous Wolves writer and podcaster Dane Moore joins Chad to talk about what's gone wrong through three games of the Western Conference Finals and how the team can turn it around tonight and avoid a sweep in Dallas.
Susie Jones hangs out with Chad for two segments on some fun topics before Chad advocates for mandated service to the country for all Americans.
Chad advocates for the idea of some sort of mandatory service to the country, military or otherwise, for all Americans.
Our friend Susie Jones hangs out with Chad for two segments of fun talking love, relationships and a lot more.
Chad shares his own personal story with his mother and discusses the deaths of Grayson Murray and Bill Walton while speaking about mental health to open the show. Later, Adam Carter jumps back into the studio for Ask Adam Anything.
We have plenty of fun and interesting topics today for Adam Carter as he joins for Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the show on a somber and serious note talking about depression, mental health and more while discussing the deaths of Grayson Murray and Bill Walton.
Jon Krawczynski joins for two segments of Timberwolves discussion in advance of game 2 tonight against Dallas before Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? today with thoughts about orcas, DeRusha's Friday photo reveal, basketball jerseys and a classic opinion on vehicle sun shades.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad with talk about what the Wolves need to improve tonight to even up their series with Dallas tonight at Target Center.
Chad is flabbergasted by Minnesota's obsession this week over Charles Barkley's whereabouts downtown and waiting for hours to see a smelly flower. What else is there about Minnesota or the people that live here you don't understand.
It's 3 words, but only 2 syllables. Sheletta Brundidge joins us for Feisty Friday and begins with a lesson in how to properly say the phrase 'bring ya ass' in honor of Anthony Edwards' viral moment with Charley Barkley.
The phrase 'Bring Ya Ass' has taken over Minnesota this week thanks to Anthony Edwards, but Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad to tell us how we've all been saying it wrong. After that lesson from Sheletta and other Feisty Friday fun we discuss some craziness Chad has seen around here this week and the other things we don't understand about Minnesota.
Major Garrett of CBS News is fabulous as always in talking about the politics of today, much of it this time about Donald Trump.
Chad opens the show discussing Minneapolis getting permission to use cameras to catch speeders before our excellent weekly conversation with Major Garrett.
Minneapolis and Mendota Heights have permission, per the new omnibus bill from the legislature, to use traffic cameras to catch speeders and drivers running red lights. Chad doesn't like it.
Jordana Green joins Chad just hours after meeting the man that saved her life by becoming a donor through NMDP.
During our final hour of the Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction Chad speaks with Hailey, and her mother Lisa, about Hailey's grueling battle with leukemia, the struggles that continue today, and the significant positive impact that NMDP has provided their family. Plus, Jordana Green joins with reaction to meeting the man that saved her life earlier today.
Chad speaks with Hailey, and her mother Lisa, about Hailey's grueling battle with leukemia, the struggles that continue today, and the significant positive impact that NMDP has provided their family.
Chad offers two unique WCCO-related experiences for folks to bid on during our Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction.
Joy King, Chief Foundation Advancement Officer at NMDP, joins Chad to speak about the organization and the incredible impact they are able to make for blood cancer patients and their families.
Chad leads us through the noon hour of our Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction, featuring auctions on a great Timberwolves experience and naming rights for the WCCO studio.
Kevin Harlan, the original voice of the Timberwolves, joined us last week and spoke about his broadcasting future as the NBA's relationship with TNT was in jeopardy of ending after next season. Today, reports are that the NBA is indeed planning to cut ties with TNT.
Former US Attorney shares his knowledge and analysis of all that's happened during Donald Trump's hush money trial and says he wouldn't be shocked if Trump does face some time if found guilty. Later, we shift over to some Timberwolves talk with Jace Frederick of the Pioneer Press.
Pioneer Press Timberwolves reporter Jace Frederick joins Chad to share some insight about what happened in the team's locker room during game 7 against the Nuggets and preview their Western Conference Finals matchup vs. Dallas.
Chad speaks with former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger who provides great insight into Donald Trump's hush money trial and why he believes jail time isn't out of the question for Trump if the jury finds him guilty.
What was Jordana Green's life like when she was convinced she would die from leukemia? We hear about some very emotional moments from Jordana's journey while previewing Thursday's Cure Blood Cancer Radio Auction.
Chad opens the hour talking about the elimination of junk fees and what that might mean for consumers and businesses. Later, we preview Thursday's Cure Blood Cancer Auction with Jordana Green and enjoy our weekly visit with Jamie Yuccas.
How is Jamie Yuccas enjoying watching the Timberwolves while living in the heart of Lakers country? Jamie joined us to talk about that and set Chad straight on what's happening today in Donald Trump's trial.
Do you feel financially secure for the next ten years? Chad opens the show with that questions before Adam Carter joins for our weekly fun with Ask Adam Anything!
Will the Timberwolves take advantage of the 'Bring Ya Ass' movement and put it on a t-shirt for fans in the Western Conference Finals? Is it OK if McDonald's will begin charging for refills on drinks? Adam Carter tackles these and many more questions during Ask Adam Anything!
Many millennials are having a hard time making ends meet. How confident are you in your own financial situation over the next decade?
Chis Scoggins joins Chad for two segments of mostly Timberwolves talk before Chad discusses the crazy end to the legislative session in St. Paul and Target announcing they are lowering prices on many items throughout their stores.
Will Target's announcement about lowering prices bring more people into their stores or will shoppers mostly stick to the routine they already have? Chad talks about that move and a dysfunctional night at the legislature as the session came to a close on Sunday.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins talks Wolves with Chad after last night's game 7 victory over the Nuggets in Denver.
Bravo to Bryson DeChambeau for stepping in at the PGA Championship when an adult stepped in and caught a golf ball Bryson was trying to toss to a kid in the gallery. That, and many other topics were part of the mix with Mark Freie joining Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave to have some fun with two segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with former Republican activist Michael Brodkorb about the Minnesota GOP endorsing Royce White to run against Senator Amy Klobuchar.
Former Republican activist Michael Brodkorb joins Chad with harsh criticism of Minnesota's Republican party for endorsing Royce White to run against Amy Klobuchar and White himself as a candidate.
Timberwolves analyst Jim Petersen joins at the top of the show to review a game 7 win for the Wolves before a conversation with Tom Hauser about a rather childish end to the legislative session in St. Paul.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to discuss the chaotic end to the legislative session last night in St. Paul and why there is plenty of blame to spread around on both sides of the political aisle.
Jim Petersen joins with reaction to the Wolves winning game 7 over the Nuggets in Denver last night and how the team was able to overcome a big 3rd quarter deficit.
It's been a week filled with news about graduation commencement addresses and Dave says we don't need them anymore. He says that unless you've got a genuine a-list celebrity, skip it because nobody cares. We play Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week!
Timberwolves analyst Jim Petersen joins for two segments of hoops talk after the Wolves forced a game seven against Denver with last night's blowout victory. Plus, we wrap up the week in the usual way with Am I Wrong?!
Jim Petersen joins Chad with excellent analysis into how the Wolves crushed the Nuggets last night by 45 points in game six of their playoff series.
Chad talks about the shock he felt this morning when he saw the #1 golfer in the world, Scottie Scheffler, in handcuffs.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad in studio for a very Feisty Friday before Chad discusses Scottie Scheffler's arrest early this morning shocking the golf world.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad for a Feisty Friday with strong opinions on the childish behavior in Congress last night, a story about low income for Black Minnesotans, and a startling revelation for a bride about her cheating husband.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with thoughts on Scottie Scheffler's arrest early this morning and the controversy over the American flag flying upside-down at Justice Samuel Alito's home in 2021.
The show opens with Chad discussing the Wolves crushing Denver in game 6 of their playoff series before our regular visit with Major Garrett of CBS News to talk about shocking headlines involving Scottie Scheffler and Justice Samuel Alito.
Who predicted the Wolves would crush Denver by 45 points last night to force a game seven after dropping the previous three games? Chad talks about momentum, an incredible performance from the Wolves, and his own impact on the team's huge win.
Chad opens the hour talking about new data on inflation and a story about how many Americans today are cheating on drug tests they need to take for work.
Inflation numbers are improving, but are they good? What are you seeing with prices while out shopping? Chad opens the hour with that topic and a discussion the number of people that cheat on drug tests for work. Later, we get a bonus visit from Major Garrett on the presidential debate news from this morning.
CBS News correspondent Major Garrett joins Chad to talk about the news of two presidential debate dates being announced this morning, already some disagreements between the Biden and Trump campaigns, and what each candidate stands to gain or lose from the debates.
Chad talks Timberwolves/Nuggets and the future of the NBA on TNT with legendary play by play broadcaster Kevin Harlan before a visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE-11.
Would Rena Sarigianopoulos pay $800 for a pair of high fashion jeans that make it look like she peed her pants? Who at KARE-11 would tell her the jeans look ridiculous? There are among the hot and controversial topics Chad got into today as we finally got another visit with Rena!
Tremendous NBA broadcaster Kevin Harlan joins Chad to talk about what he's seen change in the Wolves/Nuggets series, why makes Nikola Jokic the best player in the NBA and much more!
Chad spends much of the hour talking about Joe Biden and Donald Trump's campaigns agreeing to two presidential debates and what they mean for the candidates and voters.
Whose votes will be up for grabs when President Biden and Donald Trump meet on the debate stage?
Chad opens the show discussing the agreement between President Biden and Donald Trump on two dates to debate and why he believes Biden needs to get on the debate stage more than Trump. Plus, a surprise visit from Blois Olson discussing the time he fell of the stage while moderating a debate with Chad!
What will the Trump effect be when he visits town for a GOP fundraising dinner on Friday? Tom Hauser joins on that, the end of the legislation session and more before Chad talks about the controversial photos of a baby on the floor at a Taylor Swift concert.
What's your reaction to seeing a very young baby lying on the floor at a Taylor Swift concert?
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to talk about how much money the Minnesota GOP could raise Friday thanks to Donald Trump's upcoming visit. Plus, Tom sheds some light on new poll number that they'll share on the newscast tonight, the end of the legislative session in St. Paul and more.
Itasca County has painted over the 10 Commandments which were prominently displayed on a prison wall. Chad shares his opinion of the decision and hears the opinions from several listeners.
Chad speaks on the decision from Target last week to pull back on Pride merchandise available in some stores. Plus, does he have an issue with the message shared by Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker during a college commencement speech?
Itasca County has painted over the 10 Commandments which were prominently displayed on a prison wall. Chad shares his opinion of the decision before wading into controversies with Target and Chief's kicker Harrison Butker.
What has you excited about your life today? Chad opens the show with that question, sharing his own answer and what many listeners have to say.
What has you excited as you look at your life today? Chad opens the show with that happy topic before some fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything!
Adam Carter joins us for our weekly game of Ask Adam Anything to share about his strangest job, first beer, his 'fixer' and much more!
Chad reacts to news from the Trump trial today with Michael Cohen on the stand and students at Duke University walking out on Jerry Seinfeld's commencement address.
Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of sports talk, mainly on the Timberwolves and Twins. Later, Chad reacts to news from the Trump trial today with Michael Cohen on the stand and students at Duke University walking out on Jerry Seinfeld's commencement address.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about the Timberwolves stumbling at home by losing two games at Target Center to Denver. Plus, Chip and Chad talk about a continued great stretch of baseball from the Twins.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for two fun segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Don Samuels about his campaign to win the DFL nomination from Congresswoman Ilhan Omar.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for today's Overrated, Underrated of Properly Rated segments that begin with Susie rudely and openly mocking the opening jingle.
Don Samuels joins Chad to talk about his campaign against Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and why he feels he is better suited to represent the people of her district.
Who do you blame for the wildfires in Canada that are blowing smoke our way? Would you be upset if your childcare center closed today as a part of A Day Without Child Care? Chad discusses those questions and more over two segments.
Chad opens the show with Jim Petersen and some Timberwolves talk after consecutive losses for the club has the series even at 2-2 going back to Denver. Later, we ask for names of folks to blame for the bad air in Minnesota today and discuss today's 3rd annual Day Without Child Care.
The Timberwolves beat up on the Nuggets in Denver but it was completely different over the past two games at Target Center. Jim Petersen joins at the top of the show to talk about what's happened so far in the series and how the Wolves can get back on the winning side.
Henry Lake reacts to some audio from Star Tribune Timberwolves beat writer Chris Hine about what attributes he sees in the Timberwolves that he's seen in past the Stanley Cup winning Chicago Blackhawks team.
Dave Harrigan leads Henry Lake through today's Am I Wrong? segment with thoughts on Kevin Garnett returning to Target Center, the length of the NBA playoffs, and reasons to move Mother's Day to give moms a better weekend to celebrate.
What attributes are the Timberwolves showing this year in common with teams that have won championships in the past? Henry Lake plays and reacts to some sound from Wolves writer Chris Hine, who previously covered the Chicago Blackhawks during their championship run in the NHL, and what the two teams have in common
Jill Drum of Fulton Brewing joins Henry Lake to share about a new beer they've brewed to celebrate this year's fishing opener!
Another trip to the Minneapolis Club makes Sheletta Brundidge a little late for the show today, but she eventually makes it in for two Feisty Friday segments with Henry Lake before a conversation with Jill Drum of Fulton Brewing about a new beer brewed to celebrate the fishing opener.
How much does Sheletta want to celebrate Mother's Day with her kids? Enough to hop on a flight Saturday just to get out of town by herself. It's a Feisty Friday as Sheletta Brundidge joins Henry Lake.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today talking Timberwolves, cleaning up his diet, and a move from Target to hopefully avoid the problems they had last year when rolling out PRIDE merchandise.
Henry Lake has dropped some pounds recently and shares what have been the most impactful changes he's made in his life and diet to find success.
Henry Lake, in for Chad today, opens the show with Timberwolves talk and arguing for Mike Conley as the team's MVP.
Dave Schrader shares about his friendship with Stormy Daniels and how she is struggling with being in the center of Donald Trump's legal battle right now. We also discuss a few other headlines before a conversation with attorney Vince Sliwoski about the federal government reportedly considering reclassifying marijuana from schedule 1 to a schedule 3 substance.
Attorney Vince Sliwoski joins Dave Schrader to explain why the federal government may reclassify marijuana from a schedule 1 substance to schedule 3 and what impact that may have.
Dr. Chris Apfel of SafeMedic joins Dave Schrader to share about a potential game-changer for cancer patients.
Dave Schrader shares news of big changes with the Boy Scouts of America and the Swiss Army Knife before a conversation with Dr. Chris Apfel about a new potentially game-changing cancer treatment offered by SafeMedic.
The Boy Scouts of America has announced a name change. Dave Schrader talks about the group now called Scouting America before a conversation about a big change coming to the historic Swiss Army Knife.
Psychic medium Carolyn Clapper joins Dave Schrader to share about a her work solving a missing body case thousands of miles away that investigators had already given up on.
Dave Schrader, in for Chad today, says he's uncovered the worst people in the world that nobody talks about. It's the folks that will take a photo of you from the side and then post it on social media. Later, Dave shares a story which may explain why he doesn't like his profile view before a conversation with psychic medium Carolyn Clapper who was instrumental in solving a missing body from thousands of miles away.
Dave Schrader is in for Chad today and opens the show with complaints about people sharing photos of him taken from the profile view before an admission of what he did when he was the most desperate he's ever been for a hot dog.
Jason DeRusha's fraudulence on the Rudy Gobert issue was on full display yesterday and Chad calls him out after a segment of praise for the Wolves for their dominating victory last night despite Rudy's absence.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about five weeks on a DC grand jury and some presidential politics. Plus, Chad shares some more praise for the Wolves after last night's crushing victory over Denver and we rip Jason DeRusha over his fraudulence in Rudy Gobert takes.
Major Garrett of CBS News returns to the show after five weeks away as he was serving an important and very difficult role on a grand jury in Washington DC. Major shares plenty about that experience and also gets into the latest with Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Our weekly visit with Jamie Yuccas dives into her time at the Tom Brady roast and why she and Chad both appreciate that type of outrageous and often over-the-time comedy.
Chad opens the hour with reaction to a big day in Donald Trump's hush money trial with Stormy Daniels taking the witness stand and the defense calling for a mistrial. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins to share about her night at the Tom Brady roast.
During a busy day at Donald Trump's hush money trial, Chad reacts to Stormy Daniels taking the witness stand and Trump's team calling for a mistrial.
Adam Carter comes back the studio with tacos in hand to play our weekly game of Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the show with reaction to a crushing defeats from the Wolves of Denver last night in game two of their playoff series before some fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything.
Chad opens the show reacting to the Timberwolves absolutely crushing the Nuggets last night to take a 2-0 lead in their playoff series.
We have two segments of Wolves talk with Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins before continuing the conversation about Rudy Gobert's status for tonight's game. Plus, Chad talks about Kristi Noem's inability to tell the truth about meeting Kim Jong Un and a potential rideshare deal before wrapping up the show.
Chad tackles a few topics over the final two segments of the show including Rudy Gobert's status for tonight's Wolves game, Kristi Noem's inability to admit she never actually met Kim Jong Un, and a potential deal to keep rideshare companies Uber and Lyft operating in the metro area.
With Rudy Gobert still questionable, Chip Scoggins joins Chad to preview game 2 for the Wolves in Denver. Plus, how did Chip once have to opportunity to interview Bob Seger on his boat!?
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for today's fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about Donald Trump again being found in contempt of court and a threat of possible jail time from the judge.
The judge in Donald Trump's hush money trial found the former President in contempt for a tenth time and threatened jail time. Is there any chance Trump actually spends any time in jail for violating a gag order?
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave this week for a lively game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Representative Kelly Moller joins Chad to defend the gun storage bill that passed the Minnesota House last week and is awaiting a vote in the Senate.
Chad opens the show with Jim Petersen for some Timberwolves discussion prior to tonight's game two against the Denver. Later, Representative Kelly Moller joins to talk about a gun storage bill passed in the House last week and why she disagrees with criticism of the bill.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about a good win for the Wolves in Denver to open their playoff series and what he expects tonight in game two.
Dave leads Chad through our weekly fun with Am I Wrong? with a strong opinion on the mint julep drink and our very first Retro Rant dealing with the topic of mulch.
Chad opens the hour with Rep. Krista Knudsen and a conversation about her opposition a gun storage bill that passed the House yesterday. Later, we have some fun with Am I Wrong? to wrap up the show.
Rep. Krista Knudsen joins Chad to speak about her opposition to a gun storage bill that passed the House yesterday and why she believes the laws we already have on the books in Minnesota are enough.
Timberwolves beat writer Britt Robson joins Chad to preview the playoff series between the Timberwolves and Nuggets beginning Saturday night and what chances the Wolves have at moving through to the conference finals.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad for two segments of fun with Feisty Friday and Chad speaks with Britt Robson to preview the Timberwolves and Nuggets playoff series beginning tomorrow night.
Now that she's a member, will Sheletta Brundidge use her power to get Chad in the doors for a meal? Sheletta joined us for a Feisty Friday conversation about that, 'no-show' fees and more during a fun two segments.
Do you feel legislation is needed to protect workers from hearing from their employers after hours? Chad opens the show with that conversation as well as talk about the greatest frauds in Minnesota history.
Do you agree with a law barring employees from contacting workers after hours? We open the show with that conversation and nominations for the greatest frauds in Minnesota history before a very direct conversation with Congressman Dean Phillips on several political topics.
Congressman Dean Phillips was direct, honest and very critical of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and her 'pro-genocide' comments while visiting Columbia University. We also spoke with Phillips about President Biden, the reality of party politics in America and more.
Timberwolves lead assistant coach Micah Nori joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about head coach Chris Finch's injury, how it impacts the team and what things on the bench will be like Saturday when their playoff series begins with Denver. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins to weigh in on several topics during his regular Thursday visit.
Is Jason DeRusha itching to join an 11-day nude cruise to Bare-adise? That was among a potpourri of topics we discussed today during Jason's regular extended Thursday visit?
It was 23 years ago that Twins fans hurled dollar dogs at Chuck Knoblauch in left field at the dome when he was visiting with the Yankees. Chad looks back at that moment and we discuss several other strange moments in Minnesota sports history.
It was 23 years ago that Twins fans hurled dollar dogs at Chuck Knoblauch in left field at the dome. Chad opens the hour discussing that moment and other strange occurrences in Minnesota sports history before some reaction to what Governor Walz said yesterday regarding the Ryan Londregan case.
Is Governor Walz still considering reassigning the Ryan Londregan case from the Hennepin County Attorney's office? What does Walz think of Mary Moriarty bringing in attorneys from out of state to work on the case? Walz responded to those questions yesterday and Chad reacts.
Timberwolves lead assistant coach Micah Nori joins Chad to talk about Chris Finch showing up at practice today after surgery, what the coaching situation will look like against Denver, and more on the series that begins Saturday.
Joe Biden finally said something regarding the college protests that have taken over the country for two weeks...and he didn't say much. Chad has a lot to say and vent about the Biden Administration's habit of doing everything they can to hide the man in charge.
Listeners join Chad to talk about President Biden and why, despite the criticism, they feel Biden is the only choice to get their vote.
Chad opens the show with strong words for the Biden Administration and their continued efforts to hide President Biden from the media.
Since conspiracy theories are more popular than ever, could WCCO radio be behind the issues taking Twins games and the rest of Bally Sports programming away from Comcast subscribers? Chad isn't ruling it out and says, if true, it could be the station's proudest moment.
Chad opens the hour talking about the need for stronger punishments for distracted driving. Plus, we discuss another controversial comment from Ilhan Omar regarding the Israel/Hamas war and rise of anti-Semitism and Rep. Dean Urdahl joins to talk about his bill aimed at bringing more teachers into Minnesota classrooms to solve a shortage.
Rep. Dean Urdahl joins Chad to share details of the bill he co-authored aimed at solving a teacher shortage impacting Minnesota schools.
Chad argues that distracted driving laws are a good start, but the penalties aren't nearly harsh enough to deter people from putting down their phones and focusing on the road.
Chad opens the hour talking about an experience with a migraine last night for the first time in a couple years. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins for a brief visit while wishing Chad would just end the interview and let her get back to lunch.
It turns out we interrupted Jamie Yuccas' avocado toast lunch today for our weekly visit. Chad tries to make her feel just a bit of guilt by forgetting about us but she's not having it.
Do you experience migraines? Do you have something you deal with of a similar level of discomfort and inconvenience. Chad shares about his experience battling a migraine last night.
What's the angriest Adam Carter has ever been? What would his mob nickname be? Adam tackles those questions and many more today during Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the show talking about the continuing protests happening at colleges around the country before Adam Carter stops back in the studio for Ask Adam Anything.
Chad opens the show talking about the continued protests at colleges around the country and what crosses the line of exercising 1st Amendment rights.
Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of Wolves conversation after their playoff sweep of Phoenix before a conversation about Jerry Seinfeld's success as Jerry celebrates his 70th birthday.
On Jerry's 70th birthday, Chad looks at the amazing success of Jerry Seinfeld as a comedian and sitcom star and where he and the show rank among the all-time greats.
The Timberwolves were phenomenal all series long in their 4 games sweep of Phoenix. Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad with reaction to a tremendous performance and what looms ahead with a likely matchup against Denver.
Mark Freie joins for some fun with Chad and Dave during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about voting based on policy vs. the human decency of a candidate.
When speaking of Joe Biden and Donald Trump, there is a clear and huge difference between the two in their decency as humans. Is decency enough to earn your vote or do you always decide simply based on policy?
Mark Freie joins Chad for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated on his 5th anniversary of joining our news room. Will Mark tell us who's been the biggest jerk to him since he began?
Susie Jones was in the middle of a confrontation between supporters of Ryan Londregan and family and friends of Ricky Cobb II at the Hennepin County Government Center. She joins Chad to share about what she witnessed.
We've got Wolves fever today after a sweep of the Suns and Adam Carter hangs around to discuss it. Later, Susie Jones joins to tell us about what she witnessed during a confrontation between supporters of Ryan Londregan and the family and friends of Ricky Cobb II.
Adam Carter hangs around for more Dumber Than We Thought as he and Chad talk about the Wolves' sweep of Phoenix in round one of the NBA playoffs and how high Anthony Edwards' star can rise.
Dave leads Chad through two segments of Am I Wrong? to open the hour before a great interview with Daniel Crawford about the struggles he faced after time in the military and his amazing feat to support the organization that helped him regain his life.
Daniel Crawford joins Chad for a tremendously honest conversation about the difficulties he had after exiting the military and the experience of walking 1,000 miles to Texas in support of 23rd Veteran, the organization that helped him get his life back. To learn more about Daniel's walk and donate to 23rd Veteran, visit walk2texas.com
The Am I Wrong? committee has plenty to say today about a potential Biden/Trump debate, courtroom sketches, and the cushy job of a dentist as Dave Harrigan leads Chad through the segment.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for two fun segments on a Feisty Friday before we turn to the NFL Draft and a review of how the Vikings did in round one with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad with his reaction to round one of the draft for the Vikings and a look at what's next to address for the roster.
We don't need to shower each day? Sheletta Brundidge is definitely not on board with that idea. She and Chad discuss that topic and more on a Feisty Friday!
Adam Carter hangs around for the first two segments to talk about round one of the NFL draft and how the Vikings fared. Later, Lou Raguse of KARE-11 joins to talk about the lead prosecutor in the Ryan Londregan case stepping away.
KARE-11 reporter Lou Raguse joins Chad to talk about a shakeup with the prosecution of the Ryan Londregan case and the impact it may have on the case and within the Hennepin County Attorney's office.
Are Vikings fans more excited today about the team's draft choices or the fact that Kirk Cousins was shocked by his new team, Atlanta, selecting a first-round QB? Adam Carter hangs around with Chad for reaction to how things unfolded last night in round one of the NFL draft.
It's always a great time when Susie Jones joins the conversation with Chad. Today, they talked about a new renter she has from New Orleans and much more going on in her life.
Do you want teachers armed in the classroom? Chad opens the hour talking about that possibility in Tennessee as a bill is sent to their Governor's desk before we lighted the mood with a visit from Susie Jones.
Tennessee is close to passing a low allowing teachers and staff to conceal carry guns in schools. Chad shares his reservations about the idea and we hear from others on the topic.
Chad talks about DFL State Senator Nicole Mitchell's explanation of what she was doing when arrested for burglary and the reaction within the legislature.
The hour begins with two segments of Timberwolves talk with Jim Petersen before Chad dives back into the latest with State Senator Nicole Mitchell and the fallout from her arrest within the legislature.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about the Wolves' dominating play over the Suns so far in their playoff series and what he expects as the series moves to Phoenix for games 3 and 4.
Chad begins the show with Adam Carter hanging around and reacting to the news of legendary broadcaster Al Shaver passing away earlier this week. Lou Nanne also joins to talk about the years he and Al were together with the North Stars. Plus, who's the musical artist you can't believe you never saw live?
Chad was reminded this morning about his disappointment over never seeing Tom Petty live in concert. Who's the artist you can't believe you never saw?
Legendary North Stars broadcaster Al Shaver passed away Monday at the age of 96. Chad and Adam Carter speak with Lou Nanne and hear about the amazing way Al was hired by the North Stars and some wonderful stories of their years working together.
Alec Baldwin was the subject of a viral video ambush from an obnoxious woman in a coffee shop. Chad discusses the incident, Baldwin's reaction to the woman behind the camera, and its reflection on our society.
Tom Hauser joins for two segments of talk about State Senator Nicole Mitchell's arrest and the impact it may have on the legislature. Plus, Chad talks about the viral video ambush of Alec Baldwin at a coffee show from a woman that was completely out of line and Jerry Seinfeld's opinion that movies are dead.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to talk the arrest of DFL State Senator Nicole Mitchell, criticism some media outlets have faced in their reporting of the incident, and what it means for the slim DFL majority in the Senate. Plus, where are we at with legalizing sports betting!?
Are you capable of breaking and entering if in a situation similar to State Senator Nicole Mitchell? Chad opens the hour with that discussion before turning to our regular chat with Jamie Yuccas.
Chad discusses the case of DFL State Senator Nicole Mitchell's burglary arrest and if she deserves some sympathy or leniency based on the emotions and grief attached to her situation. Are you capable of committing the same crime in her situation?
Jamie Yuccas of CBS News joins Chad to talk about the process into getting prepped for the morning news in Los Angeles and her dedication to shopping at and supporting small businesses.
Adam Carter joins Chad for the full hour to talk about the shelter in place alert accidentally sent to more Hennepin County residents that necessary last night and some other nonsense before our weekly game of Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter sticks around with Chad for some of the typical nonsense and to talk about what happened last night when many Hennepin County residents received a shelter in place notice by mistake when it was meant for only a small number of people.
Chad opens the hour with two segments of lighter sports talk with Chip Scoggins. Later, Chad talks about two stories in the news about parents whose mistakes were so horrific they ended in the deaths of children and why this is not the time for leniency in sentencing.
Chad shares the details of two stories about egregious failures of parents that ended with the deaths of children and says this is not the time for leniency in sentencing.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about Gopher basketball PG Elijah Hawkins entering the transfer portal, the Timberwolves dominating Phoenix in the opening game of their playoff series, and continued problems for the Twins.
A rabbi at Columbia University warned Jewish students to stay home today out of fear for their safety and the school ended up moving all classes online. Columbia is failing.
Mark Freie joins from the news room for an extended Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Chad and Dave before some talk about Columbia University canceling in-person classes today due to fears for the safety of Jewish students.
Mark Freie tells us there's definitely a 'type' of person that throws trash out of their window on the highway. That was part of the fun during an extended Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Opening statements kicked off Donald Trump's hush money trial today in New York. Do you care?
The average American family with kids in childcare are paying almost 20% of their income to cover those costs. Chad talks about the new numbers and how nothing seems to be improving for families.
Do you care about Donald Trump's hush money trial beginning today? Chad opens the show with that question and talk about terrible movie sequels before a transition to new statistics about how much childcare is costing American families.
The Swifties are coming after Dave Harrigan after he ripped Taylor Swift's new double album during Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Sheletta is in for Feisty Friday, but the segment is all about her son Andrew as he debuts his first book, talks about all that went into writing it, and how he's enjoyed some exciting opportunities while doing promotion.
Andrew Brundidge is the star of Feisty Friday today, along with Sheletta, talking about his new book, the experience of writing it, and how hard he's working to get away from his mom. Later, we roll through Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week!
Chad has a great conversation with Wild President of Hockey Operations and GM Bill Guerin about a disappointing season for the team and what comes next in the offseason to improve the team.
Wild President of Hockey Operations and GM Bill Guerin joins for two segments of hockey discussion to wrap up the Wild season. Plus, Chad talks about America marking 25 years since the Columbine massacre and how we have seemingly made no progress towards ending mass shootings.
Tomorrow, America will mark 25 since the Columbine High School shooting in 1999. Since then, we've made no progress in ending mass shootings in this country. Failure.
Former Governor Jesse Ventura joins Chad to talk about why he believes he could beat President Biden and Donald Trump in an election, his conversation with RFK Jr. on potentially being a running mate, entering the cannabis market with Ventura Farms and much more!
Jon Krawczynski joins Chad at the top of the show to talk Wolves vs. Suns on the eve of game one of their series. Plus, we talk politics and a venture into the cannabis market with former Governor Jesse Ventura.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad with a preview of the Wolves/Suns playoff series and how he thinks the team will try to play against Phoenix.
Jason DeRusha joins Henry Lake to talk about the nature of 'crosstalk' between hosts in radio and share about his visit to George Floyd Square earlier today. Jason and Henry agree that it's beyond time to rehab that area and turn the page while still remembering what happened there.
Susie Jones hangs out with Henry Lake to talk about their shared love of a good scent before Henry moves to a discussion about a tragic and complicated murder case in Ohio. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins to share about his trip to George Floyd Square earlier today and why he's disheartened that very little has changed.
Susie Jones sticks around with Henry Lake to talk about their shared appreciation for perfume and cologne and come clean on how much they've spent on their scents.
Henry Lake talks about Laura Yuen's new column in the Star Tribune sharing her experience letting her kids roam free for a day to play without devices or parental supervision.
Henry Lake welcomes Michael Rand to talk some sports at the top of the hour before a conversation about Laura Yuen's new column in the Star Tribune about her experience letting her kids roam free for a day to play without devices or parental supervision. Plus, Henry discusses new research into the harmful effects of getting too little sleep.
It hasn't been good for the Wolves this season against Phoenix. But can they put that behind them get by the Suns in their first round playoff matchup? Michael Rand of the Star Tribune joins on hoops and some Vikings draft discussion.
Henry Lake, in for Chad today, reacts to the strange press conference moment between Caitlin Clark and columnist Gregg Doyel before moving on and venting some frustrations about light rail construction projects in the Twin Cities.
Henry Lake is fed up with problem after problem with light rail construction projects in the Twin Cities.
Columnist Gregg Doyel has taken a lot of heat and apologized after an interaction with Caitlin Clark at a press conference that was, at best, awkward. What can sports reporters learn from it? Also, does Clark's entrance into the WNBA make you more interested in watching the league?
Gustavus Adolphus interim dean Charlie Potts joins Dave Schrader for two segments of talk about how social media impacts our kids and what they do at the college to help students manager their digital lives.
Gustavus Adolphus interim dean Charlie Potts joins Dave Schrader for two segments of talk about how social media impacts our kids and what they do at the college to help students manager their digital lives. Plus, we talk about how parents of younger kids can navigate similar waters and Jason DeRusha stops by before we wrap the hour.
Dave Schrader was inspired by a viral video to spend much of the hour talking about inflation, housing costs and how young people are losing hope at achieving financial independence.
Economist and futurist Alan Nevin joins Dave Schrader to talk about inflation. housing costs and how the middle class, an in particular younger American, is struggling to actualize the American Dream.
Emotional intelligence and criticism management expert Detri McGhee joins Dave Schrader with some insight and tips on how we can all be better about accepting criticism and now letting it get under our skin.
After the outrage Sunday night when the televised concert was cut off abruptly, CBS says they will replay the concert in its entirety on Friday night. Dave Schrader talks about that and some other similar stories from music before a conversation with criticism management expert Detri McGhee about how to understand and handle criticism in our daily lives.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of sports talk before Chad discusses a new survey showing the benefits that attending religious services can have for our mental health.
Chad discusses a large new survey showing a connection between active participation in religion and good mental health.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad for a lot of Wolves talk after the playoff matchups were decided. Plus, what does Chip believe the Vikings will do in the first round of the NFL Draft in just ten days?
Scottie Scheffler took criticism for saying he'd leave The Masters tournament if his wife went into labor. Chad says anyone disapproving of Scheffler's viewpoint doesn't get it.
We have our usual Monday fun with Overrated, Underrated and Properly Rated as Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave on a wide range of topics including sunburn, SNL, runners and more!
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad talks about criticism Scottie Scheffler received when saying he would leave The Masters if his wife went into labor. Plus, does anyone talk more about their hobby than runners?
Conan O'Brien was everywhere on social media this weekend after his appearance on Hot Ones. Chad talks about missing out on Conan when he was at his peak on Late Night and we discuss other people from TV and movies that we wish we would have watched closer.
The Donald Trump hush money trial begins today with jury selection in New York City. Chad opens the show talking about the case and what he believes the sentence should be if Trump is found guilty.
Chad opens the show talking about the start of Donald Trump's trial in New York before moving to a conversation about Conan O'Brien popping up everywhere on social media in the last few days and why he wishes he was more of a Conan fan during his late night run.
Chad speaks about the state and availability of physician assisted suicide in America and argues that Minnesota needs to have serious discussions about making it available to people in some circumstances.
A heavy conversation about assisted suicide leads into some fun to wrap up the hour with Am I Wrong? and a couple Masters memories from Jack Nicklaus.
Dave Harrigan leads us through Am I Wrong? with thoughts on preparing for tax day, Chad and others spending the weekend watching The Masters and more.
It's a fun Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge today as she joins to discuss Chad's sad visit to the post office and her recent trip to New York City with her son.
Chad argues on behalf of pet bereavement leave for workers because he loves you and your pets.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for our weekly fun with two Feisty Friday segments before Chad opens a discussion about the growing popularity of pet bereavement leave for workers.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad to talk about warnings that Iran is ready to unleash an attack on Israel, what that means for the US and nations in the Middle East.
The first half of the hour features Masters memories from Jack Nicklaus and talk about the places we want to be on a beautiful Minnesota weekend. Later, Colonel David Hunt joins to discuss reports of an imminent attack coming from Iran to Israel.
The show begins today with another Masters memory from Jack Nicklaus. We also talk about the places we most want to be on what is supposed to be a beautiful weekend in Minnesota.
With The Master's beginning today, Chad talks about his favorite sporting event and we talk about some of the events we've been lucky enough to attend and those still on our bucket lists.
With The Master's beginning today, Chad talks about his favorite sporting event and we talk about some of the events we've been lucky enough to attend and those still on our bucket lists. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins with talk about some of today's huge breaking news.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad for his regular extended Thursday visit to talk about some of the big news on the day including OJ Simpson's passing, the verdict for Nicolae Miu related to the Apple River stabbings, and news that the MPLS city council is extending their deadline for Uber and Lyft.
Jim Petersen joins Chad for two segments of Timberwolves talk before Chad speaks out about a listener comment he heard from Adam and Jordana's show.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad with reaction to the Wolves falling in Denver last night, how they've played against the Nuggets all year long and much more!
A listener comment to Adam and Jordana's show bugged Chad this morning and he has some things to say about what some folks believe regarding "God's Plan."
Attorney Joe Friedberg joins Chad at the top of the show with reaction to the Nicolae Miu verdict and why the result is no surprise to him. Plus, we look back at the OJ Simpson murder trial and Joe's memories of those events after the news of OJ's passing at age 76.
What comes to mind first when you think of the life of OJ Simpson? We discuss the complicated and polarizing life of OJ after news of his passing.
Attorney Joe Friedberg joins Chad at the top of the show with reaction to the Nicolae Miu verdict and his clearest memories of OJ Simpson's murder trial and acquittal.
Tom Hauser starts the last hour talking Trump on abortion, sports gambling and polls. Also we discussed potential State Fair Grandstand shows and Jason chimes in on birthday parties, Twins home games and more!
On the heels of Matchbox Twenty being announced for the Minnesota State Fair, we asked you the listeners who you would want to see at the Grandstand at the Minnesota State Fair and Jason talks Target Field, birthday parties and much more!
We were joined by Channel 5's Tom Hauser as he reflected on Donald Trump’s stance on abortion in the previous days, upcoming poll results and we also dove into sports gambling discussion as the approval process lingers with issues in the mix with that.
Second hour of the show we recapped the latest in the Crumbley-Michigan school shooter case and where parenting comes into play with the attention children draw with their actions. Also Jamie Yuccas emphasizes the importance of talking disagreements out with your significant other, her Eclipse 2024 experience and more!
Working together for the betterment of each other is very important in relationships, Jamie Yuccas joins to talk about her new chapter in marriage - as well as other topics as well such as the Eclipse 2024 and what else she working on with CBS.
In the latest story pertaining to the Crumbley case in Michigan, the parents of a teenage school shooter are being charged with 10-15 years in prison for the actions of their son. This brings about the level of accountability that comes with parenting, weighing the responsibility between the parents and a child and why blaming the parents is the quick response with many in these scenarios.
KARE 11’s Lou Raguse gives us the latest in the Nicolae Miu case and we get your reactions on the seventh day of these court proceedings. Also, Adam Carter gives us his BBQ faves and why he thinks Matchbox Twenty is the best 90s band ever!
Listeners plugged away at questions for the one and only Adam Carter, what is his guiding light , what are some of his preferences for barbequed ribs, and why Matchbox Twenty is the best 90’s band ever!
Amid the busy day of the Nicolae Miu case, KARE 11 reporter Lou Riguse kindly joined us to give the latest in the court proceedings and current resting of the Nicolae Miu case in the murder of 17 year old Isaac Shuman along the Apple River in July 2022 including how much longer this case could go.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for this week's fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and shares some criticism of the floor seating at US Bank Stadium for Saturday's Chris Stapleton show. Have you heard Mark was on the floor for the show?
Chad speaks with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about the future of Uber and Lyft in the city, why they are important to many, and what must happen in the next few weeks to keep them operating here.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for two segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about the future of Uber and Lyft in the city.
Matthew Coller joins at the top of the hour with great stuff on both the women's Final Four and what the Vikings are working on as the draft approaches. Plus, Chad reacts to the series finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm and we share what we believe are the best TV shows of our lifetimes.
Chad is celebrating the Curb Your Enthusiasm finale from last night but also mourning the loss of Larry and the gang. For Chad, it's easily at the top of the list for the best TV shows of his lifetime. What leads your list?
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller is as knowledgeable as anyone on both the Vikings AND women's college hoops. Matthew was excellent today with Chad reviewing the women's hoops from the weekend and continued speculation about what the Vikings will do in the draft.
Our favorite grizzled and hardscrabble reporter Tom DelMonico joins Chad and surprises us all with two new friends he's met along the way to cover today's total eclipse.
Donald Trump said today that he takes credit for the overturning of Roe v. Wade, but also is happy to let the states make their own decisions on abortion instead of pushing for a nationwide ban. Chad and Adam Carter discuss his comments and what it does for Trump politically.
The show begins with Adam Carter sticking around with Chad for a conversation about what Donald Trump said earlier today on Truth Social about abortion rights in America. Later, our favorite intrepid reporter Tom DelMonico joins from an RV on his way to cover today's total solar eclipse with two new friends he met along the way.
We begin the hour with earthquake and economic talk as CNBC host Brian Sullivan joins Chad. Later, Dave takes the controls and Chad reacts during Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Brian Sullivan of CNBC joins Chad with talk about experiencing the east coast earthquake this morning and how inflation and the economy is impacting Americans today.
Dave Harrigan leads our Am I Wrong? segment on a Friday with opinions on the excitement over Monday's impending eclipse, hockey fights, and No Labels failing to get a ticket for the 2024 election.
Lindsay Whalen joins Chad to talk about tonight's women's Final Four semifinal games and she spend some time with Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday!
Sheletta Brundidge's oldest son wrote his own book and is seeing some early attention and success! Do you think she'd be happy for him even though she hasn't received the same excitement with her books? She joins Chad for a Feisty Friday to talk about that and today's party honoring her appearance of another magazine cover.
Lindsay Whalen joins Chad from Cleveland, site of the women's NCAA Final Four, to preview the games and talk about what strikes her most when watching UCONN's Paige Bueckers, Iowa's Caitlin Clark, and the dominant South Carolina team.
Chad is celebrating the anniversary of the most memorable day of his life. What is it? Wrong answers only please.
After two months away, Chad makes his much-celebrated return to the WCCO studios! Chad opens the hour with some nonsense and talk about the most memorable day of his life, both wrong answers and the correct answer included. We also hear from listeners sharing their memorable days.
Today is the anniversary of the most memorable day of Chad's life. He shares the story of his first son's birth and we hear from listeners about their most memorable days.
This is the 15th Opening Day in Target Field history for the Minnesota Twins and Twins President Dave St. Peter has very much had a hand in getting to that point. He talks fan experience at Target Field, the downtown fanfare, engaging the younger audience, Dick Bremer, Cory Provus and much more as we lead up to first pitch for the Twins and Guardians on this home opener Thursday!
Another hour closer to the Minnesota Twins home opener and we begin the second hour talking trades, previewing a new season in 2024 and more with Minnesota Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey. We also chatted with Chris Paddack as he shared his story and his struggles amid his return from Tommy John late last season and fitting into his new role as a starter in this new chapter. Finally, we touched on the latest with Israel and Hamas.
It has been a long journey for Chris Paddack, he opens up about the struggles both physically and mentally within his comeback from Tommy John and he reflects on the finish he had to the season in 2023 and what he expects a new role as a starter in 2024.
It's a new season with almost the exact same team as last season, but there were moves that had to be made - we chatted with Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey about the Polanco move, reflection on the 2023 success, the art of making a trade and much more!
We started this hour talking about the Twins as they are preparing to host the Guardians for the 2024 Home Opener so we reflect on the areas of success this team faced last season and where it has led them to now. Also, we discuss a possible new proposal for I-94 and the future of how we navigate transportation in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. Also joining us was "The Dazzle Man" himself Dan Gladden to talk a variety of topics!
“The Dazzle Man” Dan Gladden, radio voice of the Twins alongside Kris Atteberry joined Chad in the booth LIVE at Target Field talking about a variety of topics from the rotation for this team, pranks, Alex Kirilloff and what he has seen through five games.
Chad is LIVE from Target Field ahead of today’s home opener and we had a chance to reflect on the 2023 campaign as the Minnesota Twins made huge strides towards where they are today - also, we discuss a possible redesigned concept to your commute involving I-94.
George Koob, Director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, joins Dave Schrader to talk about new statistics that show older Americans are drinking much more than previous generations did why reaching retirement age.
Dave Schrader speaks about a crisis with squatters taking over homes around the country and learns more about how it's happening and how the issue can be resolved with forensic psychiatrist Carole Lieberman.
Dave Schrader spends much of the hour talking about squatters taking over residences across the country, how shockingly common the problem has become, and how difficult it can be to resolve the situation for a property owner.
Licensed therapist Jamie Houk joins Dave Schrader to talk about studies that show Americans believe they have lost happiness and what factors are at play.
Dave Schrader is in for Chad today talking about the apparent loss of happiness in America and why that's happening. Local therapist Jamie Houk joins on that conversation before Dave also begins a conversation about loneliness related to a new study about how many people can go multiple days without human contact.
Chad shares about the time he spent with family in California and the importance of making memories while on vacation or back home.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of sports talk before Chad looks back at many of the memories made with his family over the last two months on their California adventure.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about his excitement to watch Iowa and LSU meet in the women's NCAA basketball tournament tonight. They also talk about what happened this weekend in the men's tournament, the latest on the Wolves ownership drama and more!
You never know what you'll hear from Susie Jones when she joins Chad on-air. Today, we had plenty of fun talking about our Easter festivities and much more during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for the regular Monday fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about a social media ban in Florida for kids and teens.
Chad shares his thoughts about the recent ban and limitations for social media for kids and teens while wondering if it's acceptable in today's political culture to admit you agree with Ron DeSantis even if you disagree on everything else.
International Transgender Day of Visibility has been celebrated on March 31st since it's inception in 2009. There is no conspiracy for it happening to fall on Easter this year and all attempts at blaming President Biden for pushing an agenda are lunacy.
International Transgender Day of Visibility has been celebrated on March 31st since it's inception in 2009. There is no conspiracy for it happening to fall on Easter this year and all attempts at blaming President Biden for pushing an agenda are lunacy. Plus, are you planning any mischief today for April Fool's Day?
Chad continues the conversation about Transgender Day of Visibility with the help from a pastor and his point of view over the controversy at the top of the segment. Plus, how much heat would any Democrat be hearing if they were selling a Bible like Donald Trump?
Sheletta Brundidge is bummed today. She's sad about hearing of the passing of actor Louis Gossett Jr. and can't even console herself by diving into the new Beyonce album because her kids are off from school.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty opens the hour with Chad to look back at how he led the state through the response, recovery and rebuild of the 35W bridge after that collapse in 2007. Chad then talks about marking one year since Wall St. Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia and why it's unacceptable for him still to be jailed. Plus, Sheletta Brundidge joins for Feisty Friday to wrap up the show!
What's it like being a leader during a tragedy? Former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins Chad to talk about cleaning up after the 35W bridge collapse and what faced the leaders and people of Baltimore after this week's Key Bridge collapse.
Wolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk Wolves and deny that he will become the team's new owner.
Dave Harrigan leads us through Am I Wrong? today with thoughts on President Biden taking a cue from Donald Trump and starting up an online retail operation, Easter candy, and the continued dominance of MSP airport.
Jim Petersen joins for some talk about the Timberwolves as they get for a big matchup tonight against the Nuggets and Dave Harrigan leads us though Am I Wrong? to wrap up the hour.
Chad looks at the reaction around the state and NBA from what Glen Taylor said on the show yesterday about canceling the sale of the Timberwolves and Lynx to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez.
Chad opens with talk about a Laura Yuen column in the Star Tribune detailing the sticky situation with a sperm donor seeking paternity rights five years later. Later, Chad looks at the reaction around the state and NBA from what Glen Taylor said on the show yesterday about canceling the sale of the Timberwolves and Lynx to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez.
A man donated sperm to help two female friends of his have a baby. Now, the child is 5 years old and he wants to be declared the father. Chad shares about the difficult situation and what he thinks about the issue and its legal and emotional aspects.
Glen Taylor gave a very interesting answer when we asked about the newest valuation of the Timberwolves/Lynx compared to the selling price to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez. Chad reacts to that and a few other interesting answers Taylor gave during the conversation.
It's a busy hour of sports and business as Chad talks Opening Day for the Twins with TV broadcaster Cory Provus and Glen Taylor joins to share about the reasons for calling off his sale of the Timberwolves and Lynx to the group headed by Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez.
Timberwolves and Lynx majority owner Glen Taylor tells Chad about why the deal to sell the teams to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez fell apart and why he doesn't see much hope it can be revived.
Cory Provus has officially moved from the radio booth the the TV booth for the Twins starting today on Opening Day in Kansas City. He joins Chad to preview the season!
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to talk a lot about what's happening in politics around the state and with a public service push for everyone to get their colonoscopies as he did just this morning.
The hour begins with Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic on the latest on what looks like a big dispute between Glen Taylor and Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez over the future of Timberwolves ownership. Later, Tom Hauser joins to share about his colonoscopy this morning before moving onto talk about politics talk with the State of The State earlier this week and what's happening at the legislature.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad to talk about what we've read today from Glen Taylor and then the team of Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez regarding the deal for Lore and A-Rod to take majority ownership and if that deal is indeed dead.
Paranormal researcher Dustin Pari of Ghost Hunters joins Dave Schrader to share about some memorable things he's encountered during investigations and what to expect at his stage show coming to the Fitzgerald Theater next week.
Dave Schrader begins the hour with a conversation about Krispy Kreme teaming up with McDonald's. We also discuss proper birthday party RSVP etiquette and Dave's annoyances in dealing with iPhone owners as a Samsung user. Plus, paranormal researcher Dustin Pari of Ghost Hunters joins to share about some memorable things he's encountered and what to expect at his stage show coming to the Fitzgerald Theater next week.
Historian James Swanson joins Dave Schrader to discuss the parts of history he finds so interesting, why some moments are glossed over as we look back, and the story of the Deerfield Massacre which is the subject of his newest book.
How do you find motivation to accomplish seemingly impossible challenges? Dave Schrader starts the hour with a conversation on that topic before presidential historian James Swanson joins to speak about some of the historical topics he's researched and written about, and why he finds certain areas of history so fascinating.
Author Jeff Belanger joins Dave Schrader to talk about his book The Call of Kilimanjaro, all about his experiences climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro.
How do you motivate yourself to accomplish a big goal? Dave Schrader leads that conversation as he talks about that struggle in his own life and a battle with imposter syndrome that he's had to work to overcome.
16-year-old local country musician Owen Evans joins Dave Schrader in studio to talk about trying to make an impact in the music business and perform one of his new songs. Later, Dave speaks with author Jeff Belanger about his book The Call of Kilimanjaro all about his climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
16-year-old local musician Owen Evans joins Dave Schrader in studio to talk about trying to make an impact in country music and perform one of his songs called The Frost.
Chad rips NBC News for reportedly planning to reverse course on hiring for RNC head Ronna McDaniel as a contributor to their news product. Plus, if you're sick and tired of today's politicians, who would you like to see run for president that is currently outside the world of politics?
Chad responds to reports that NBC News is planning to dump Ronna McDaniel after complaints from journalists inside their organization about hiring her. Chad isn't impressed by the executives' backpedaling.
Would Mark Cuban be your ideal presidential candidate from outside the world of traditional politicians? How about The Rock? Oprah? Chad shares some names that intrigue him and listeners nominate several more.
Representative Harry Niska joins Chad to talk about a push from him and fellow Republicans to restore an exemption to the Minnesota Human Rights Act allowing religious groups to avoid legal issues for gender-identity based discrimination.
Chad's weekly conversation with Jamie Yuccas turns towards an experience he had recently and the power and magic of long friendships that never miss a beat.
Representative Harry Niska joins Chad to talk about a push from him and fellow Republicans to restore an exemption to the Minnesota Human Rights Act allowing religious groups to avoid legal issues for gender-identity based discrimination. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins to talk about the power of long-lasting friendships.
A conversation about the bridge collapse in Baltimore leads to memories of some of the biggest moments we've lived through in Minnesota, both good and bad. Plus, Adam Carter is back for some fun with Ask Adam Anything!
Noted Russian space sex expert Adam Carter joins Chad for two segments of fun and controversy with our weekly game of Ask Adam Anything!
In speaking about the bridge collapse in Baltimore, Chad is certainly reminded of the 35W bridge collapse in Minneapolis and several other big moments in Minnesota history that he and others will never forget.
We have plenty of good sports topics to discuss with Chip Scoggins during his regular Monday visit with Chad before Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler joins to talk about Delta and Sun Country battling for customers at MSP airport.
MSP airport is at the heart of a battle for customers between Delta and Sun Country Airlines. Kyle Potter of Thrifty Traveler joins Chad to talk about what he's seeing and how it's impacting both companies.
We had plenty to talk about with Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins today including the love Naz Reid feels from Wolves fans, problems with NIL, Kim Mulkey, the NCAA tournament and more!
Not many broadcasters will take a stand by saying a flooded basement is Overrated. Leave it to Chad Hartman to show the courage to do so during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Kathy Cargill told the Wall St. Journal that she's no longer planning on wonderful improvements to Park Point in Duluth after questions came her way from Mayor Roger Reinert and residents of the area. Chad takes issue with what she said and her entitled attitude.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for our weekly fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad discusses the latest twists and turns of the saga involving Kathy Cargill buying up homes in Duluth.
Sunday marked 40 years since the detention day for The Breakfast Club kids. What are your favorite high school or college movies?
Chuck Todd joined Meet The Press yesterday and ripped NBC for hiring former RNC head Ronda McDaniel. Chad heard the criticism but disagrees with Todd.
Adam Carter sticks around with Chad to have some fun and talk about Chuck Todd ripping NBC executives over hiring for RNC head Ronna McDaniel. Later, we discuss some of the great high school and college movies.
Regarding the case of Trooper Ryan Londregan, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar says, "members of Congress who don't represent Hennepin County should not be weighing in on this." Do you agree?
Chad opens the show talking more about Princess Catherine's cancer diagnosis and how the Royal family handled the news and sharing it with the public. He also discusses Congresswoman Ilhan Omar sharing her opinion that Congressmembers not representing her district shouldn't comment on the Ryan Londregan case. Plus, we have some fun with Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week!
Dave Harrigan leads us through Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week with big opinions on the NCAA tournament, telling us about your bracket, Coney Island hot dogs and the popularity of the French Bulldog.
Former congressman Vin Weber joins Chad with excellent information and opinion on congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene calling for Mike Johnson's job as Speaker of the House today. Plus, great stuff from Vin on several other political issues.
Sheletta Brundidge opens the hour with Chad discussing the breaking news of Princess Catherine's cancer diagnosis and the latest magazine cover featuring Sheletta. Plus, former congressman Vin Weber joins to talk about a number of issues in Washington, including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene calling for Mike Johnson to be out as Speaker of the House.
It's a Feisty Friday and before Chad and Sheletta get to her latest magazine cover shoot, they discuss the breaking news of Princess Catherine's cancer diagnosis and Sheletta takes issue with continued bad PR and lies from the Royal family that have made it difficult on Kate and William.
Should Chad feel guilty about possibly causing a young woman her job at an ice cream shop because he couldn't just keep his mouth shut?
Twins broadcaster Dan Gladden joins Chad to talk about how the ballclub looks with under a week until the season opener, what's surprised him throughout spring training, and some other nonsense as usual.
The Twins were supposed to be on the air today but the rain changed everything. Chad opens the show with an update to the ice cream shop controversy from a couple weeks ago before a conversation with Dan Gladden about how the Twins look near the end of spring training.
Why does Chad mind it so much when a fellow WCCO host leaves something in the studio, even if the item is completely out of his way? We explored that early on today during our regular Thursday visit with Jason DeRusha.
Ken Barlow of KSTP-TV joins Chad by sharing his honesty and vulnerability in discussing a recent struggle with deep depression and he made it through some difficulty days. Later, Jason DeRusha joins for some fun with a few nonsense topics and talk about the latest with the Minneapolis City Council and rideshare companies.
KSTP-TV meteorologist Ken Barlow has been very public in sharing about his battles with depression. He joined Chad to talk about a recent struggle with deep depression and how it had him, 'in the darkest of places' he's ever been.
Wild President of Hockey Operations and GM Bill Guerin joins for two segments of hockey talk before a discussion about a traffic dilemma Dave faced yesterday and a former media executive saying Barron Trump is open for criticism now that he's turned 18.
The Wild suffered an ugly 6-0 loss last night, but President of Hockey Operations Bill Guerin tells us he doesn't question the team's effort and hasn't all season.
What would you do if stuck behind a police officer that is too distracted to notice a traffic light has turned green?
Adam Carter sticks around for the first half of the hour for some Dumber Than We Thoughts with Chad and KARE reporter Lou Raguse joins to tell us what happened during a court hearing today for the trooper Ryan Londregan case.
KARE-11 reporter Lou Raguse joins Chad to share about today's court hearing in the case of trooper Ryan Londregan and what comes next.
Not many US radio broadcasters have the courage to drop a Yakov Smirnoff reference in 2024. Leave it to our fearless friend Adam Carter to do it during a segment of Dumber Than We Thought with Chad.
Why is it still so difficult to find a way for everyone to access wifi on a flight? Chad opens with that discussion and some other nonsense before a conversation about 'mommy run' social media accounts and a new proposed law in St. Paul aimed at them. Plus, Jon Krawczynski joins with the latest in the drama of Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez's quest to finish their purchase of the Timberwolves from Glen Taylor.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad with the latest on Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez's efforts to buy the Timberwolves from Glen Taylor and what's coming next as they try to complete the sale.
Chad opens the hour talking about the lack of available wifi on flights, his love of of crushed ice and meatballs and more.
The US has dropped to #23 on the new rankings of the happiest counties in the world. What's happened to cause the fall and how can it be reversed?
The US has fallen to 23rd in the rankings of the happiest countries in the world. What's happening to cause the drop? Chad opens the hour with that conversation before a discussion about pay equity and a push to require most Minnesota employers to list salary ranges on all job listings.
Chad discusses a push to mandate that all companies with over 30 employees in Minnesota include salary information on all job listings. Plus, are you interested in knowing what all of your coworkers make?
Are you feeling more elation or depression about the coming snow storm? Chad opens the show with that topic and a few others before Tom Hauser joins on what's happening locally in politics.
Will Uber and Lyft actually leave the metro area or will the state step in to block the actions by the Minneapolis city council? How close is legal sports betting to becoming reality in Minnesota? KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joined on the latest from St. Paul.
Are you feeling more elated or depressed about the snow storm coming our way tomorrow night with another shot planned for Sunday? Chad opens the show with that topic and a few more that are on his mind.
Chad has Major Garrett by his side for the full hour featuring some serious political talk and nonsense with Ask Major Anything!
Major Garrett doesn't want any part of your group text thread, loves both ketchup and mayonnaise, has no respect for the limits on items one can bring to the self-checkout lane. Plenty of controversy as Major subbed for Adam Carter today by playing Ask Major Anything!
Major Garrett speaks about today's Congressional hearing about the US withdrawal from Afghanistan and the latest challenges facing Donald Trump.
Chad opens the hour reaction to direct and critical talk from retired judge Kevin Burke related to the Trooper Ryan Londregan case and what Governor Walz said yesterday about the possibility of reassigning the case from Mary Moriarty's office. Plus, we talk about Bruce Willis' great film career on his 69th birthday and Major Garrett joins Chad live in California.
As Bruce Willis turns 69 today, Chad looks back at his tremendous film career and talks about some of his bigger moments.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad in person in California to talk about growing up in the San Diego area and share some news about a big new project he's hoping to get off the ground.
Kevin Burke shares some insight into the legal drama surrounding the case of Trooper Ryan Londregan and pointed criticism of Governor Walz for what he said about possibly reassigning the case from Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty.
What is your most memorable spring break story? Chad, Dave and listeners share some of their memories before a conversation with retired Hennepin County Judge Kevin Burke about the Ryan Londregan in which we heard some very pointed criticism of Governor Walz wading into the drama yesterday.
Chad talks about driving around Florida in a huge Cadillac, Dave shares about spending much of the week on jury duty, and we hear from plenty of listeners sharing their favorite spring break stories.
Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of excellent sports discussion before Chad reacts to the latest update in the Ryan Londregan case and if Governor Walz could pull that case from Mary Moriarty's office.
Governor Walz was asked today about pulling the case of Trooper Ryan Londregan from Mary Moriarty's office and he didn't come close to shutting down that notion. Chad talks about how seriously Walz should be considering that move and if he thinks the action would be warranted.
News from the Twins today says closer Jhoan Duran is being sidelined for a while with an oblique injury. Chip Scoggins joins from the Star Tribune to talk about that injury and others for the Twins. Plus, Chip and Chad talk about the Vikings searching for a new young quarterback and former Gophers Dan Monson and Richard Pitino both heading to the NCAA tournament.
For Chad, brining his son Quintin to Las Vegas over the weekend was a moment in life that he'll never forget. Chad shares about the trip and we talk about those great trips or other smaller moments that mean so much as we go through life.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad shares about he and Kathleen bringing their son Quintin to Las Vegas over the weekend and why it was one of those great life moments he will never forget.
Chad makes a bold prediction about Mark Freie's offerings for today's fun segment of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Aaron David Miller joins Chad to talk about President Biden's call earlier today with Benjamin Netanyahu, the message Biden needed to convey and more related to the war between Israel and Hamas.
Chad opens the show talking about Donald Trump using the word 'bloodbath' and the speech has been portrayed in the media and on both sides of the political aisle. Plus, Aaron David Miller joins on the latest between Israel and Hamas and why President Biden should say to Benjamin Netanyahu.
Donald Trump says he was talking about the auto industry and economy while using the term 'bloodbath' during a campaign speech. Do you agree? Chad talks about what he took away from the speech and how it was portrayed in the media.
What's more exciting for Sheletta Brundidge: a visit and trial membership to The Minneapolis Club or meeting Vice President Kamala Harris? Sheletta has plenty to say about all of that during our Feisty Friday segment before we shift into Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Dave Harrigan takes over the show for Am I Wrong?, offering opinions on the best job in American government, old ballparks and stinky cheese.
It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad to talk about checking out the Minneapolis Club for a possible membership and her visit with Vice President Kamala Harris while she was in town yesterday.
Chad opens the hour talking about the many moves made by the Vikings recently in free agency and through trades. Later, Major Garrett joins on the world of politics.
Our weekly excellent visit with Major Garrett of CBS News included talk about the Fani Willis ruling in Georgia and Chuck Schumer's very critical speech towards Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli government on the Senate floor.
Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and the Vikings have been very busy with trades and free agency so far this offseason. What's next? Do you want to see them move up in the draft to select a possible franchise QB?
MPD Chief joins Chad for a long and direct interview about how MPD is working to fight crime and car thefts, his relationship with Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, and how his department and the attorney's office are working together to solve issues with crime in the city. After the interview, Chad takes reaction from listeners and has plenty of things to say himself.
MPD Chief joins Chad for a long and direct interview about how MPD is working to fight crime and car thefts, his relationship with Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, and how his department and the attorney's office are working together to solve issues with crime in the city.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad with analysis of what's happening with wages, consumer prices, the stock market, AI and more impacting the US economy.
The hour begins with comedy and politics as Blois Olson joins Chad. Later, we talk money and markets with Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets.
Funny man Blois Olson joins Chad to share some of the best lines that Sheletta found 'hilarious' last week. Plus, Blois and Chad jump into some of the biggest local political topics of the day.
A lot was said over the hour from former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson, Chad, any many listeners about Jacob Frey, Mary Moriarty, Brian O'Hara, the Minneapolis city council and the issues that continue to plague the city of Minneapolis.
Former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson joins Chad with reaction our interview with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and shares harsh, critical words for Frey, the Minneapolis city council, and Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad to speak about the rideshare ordinance vote and his veto shortly before the Minneapolis City Council voted to override his veto. Later, they also discuss the public rift between Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty and MPD Chief Brian O'Hara.
Aaron Rodgers denies CNN's report about his belief in the Sandy Hook conspiracy. Who do you believe?
Aaron Rodgers denies CNN's report that he once spoke about his belief in the Sandy Hook conspiracy theory. Who do you believe? Chad opens with that conversation before an interview with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about the rideshare ordinance vote and an apparent dispute between police chief Brian O'Hara and county attorney Mary Moriarty.
New statistics say inflation is improving for the consumer, but Chad says he's not seeing it at the grocery store and most listeners aren't either. We talk inflation and the impact it's still having on everyday people.
The hour begins with a conversation over the possible ban or forced sale of TikTok as Chad is joined by reporter Aaron Gregg of the Washington Post. Later, have you seen any signs of inflation easing at the grocery store?
Washington Post reporter Aaron Gregg joined Chad on today's decisive vote in the House and what's ahead for the push to ban TikTok or force a sale
Twins baseball boss Derek Falvey joins for a segment of discussion on the ballclub as we are just two weeks away from the start of the season. Later, Chad talks about new statistics regarding couples that choose to sleep apart from each other and why the numbers are increasing.
The amount of couples that sleep in different beds or entirely different rooms is increasing. Have you embraced sleeping separately from your partner or are you still happy sleeping together?
Twins baseball boss Derek Falvey joins Chad to talk about the ballclub as we near the start of the regular season.
Would the addition of Jesse Ventura to the RFK Jr presidential ticket make you any more or less likely to vote for that ticket?
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to talk about her passion for supporting St. David's Center and share about a successful recent fundraising event. Plus, how intrigued is Rena by the latest controversy involving the Royal family.
What's the thing Susie Jones has said that's gotten her in the most trouble at WCCO? Susie answers that question for Chad before talk about the interest in seeing Jesse Ventura join RFK Jr as his running mate. Plus, our weekly chat with Rena Sarigianopoulos covers the incredible work done locally by St. David's Center.
Two segments of Matthew Coller carry the first half of the hour with Vikings talk as they have been very busy at the start of free agency. Plus, Chad talks about some news regarding the valuation of Liquid Death drinking water and an announcement from Airbnb regarding security cameras at their rentals.
How have the folks behind Liquid Death water turned their business into a $1.4 billion company!? Chad talks about that and Airbnb making the announcement that they'll no longer allow indoor cameras in rentals.
Great stuff from Matthew Coller of Purple Insider today reacting to Kirk Cousins moving to Atlanta and the many moves the Vikings are making at the start of free agency.
House Minority Leader Lisa Demuth joins Chad to talk about her party's calls for Mary Moriarty to resign her position as Hennepin County Attorney. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins to share the ups and downs from her wedding in Australia and honeymoon in Fiji.
Jamie Yuccas is back from her wedding and honeymoon to tell us about how everything was perfect....except for that pesky broken toe on the morning of the wedding and returning home with no voice.
Minnesota House Republicans are calling on Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty to step down after allegations revealed yesterday in her case against Trooper Ryan Londregan and what they say is a pattern of leniency towards criminals. Minority Leader Lisa Demuth joins Chad to explain why they are so unhappy with Moriarty's work.
How concerned should younger workers be that they'll never be able to truly retire? Chad opens the show with that topic before Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything!
According to Adam Carter's impressions, Bob Hope and Jack Nicklaus have the same voice. We discovered his love for smelling markers and much more today during Ask Adam Anything!
Is a true retirement, financially stable and free from the need to work, possible for most of America? Chad opens the show with that discussion.
What moments and feelings hit you the most when looking back at the past four years since the WHO declared a global pandemic due to COVID-19? Chad opens the hour with that discussion before Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about Kirk Cousins leaving the Vikings for Atlanta.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about Kirk Cousins leaving the Vikings for Atlanta and if his time with the Purple lived up to expectations.
The WHO declared COVID-19 a global pandemic on this day in 2020. Chad talks about the moments and feelings that stick out as we look back at the last four years.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for our weekly fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for our fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before we tackle the breaking news of Kirk Cousins agreeing to a contract with the Atlanta Falcons.
Chad reacts to the breaking news of Vikings QB Kirk Cousins agreeing to terms on a contract with the Atlanta Falcons.
Attorney Joe Friedberg joins on allegations that the Hennepin County Attorney's office was hiding information in their case against Trooper Ryan Londregan.
Chad reacts to the contentious interview between George Stephanopoulos and Congresswoman Nancy Mace on ABC's This Week yesterday. Plus, attorney Joe Friedberg joins on allegations that the Hennepin County Attorney's office was hiding information in their case against Trooper Ryan Londregan.
George Stephanopoulos asked Congresswoman Nancy Mace how she can, as a rape victim herself, support Donald Trump after the judgments against him in the E. Jean Carroll case. This led to a long back-and-forth between them about the legitimacy of the question. Chad opened the show with reaction to what he thought of the contentious interview.
Dave Harrigan says journalists that write about the exodus of people swearing they'll leave the country if an election doesn't go their way are lazy and disingenuous. That and much more today during Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Chad discusses and condemns the cruel chants towards 8th-grader Chloe Johnson during a basketball game from students on the opposing side. Later, we lighten it up towards the end of the show with Am I Wrong?!
Crosby-Ironton students chanted 'OCD' at 8th grader Chloe Johnson during a basketball game. Chad discusses the reports, reaction from the school and Chloe herself, and what should have been done to stop the insulting and cruel chant.
We begin the hour befuddled by Sheletta Brundidge's praise for the comedic skills of Blois Olson. Later, Chad discusses the incredible play by Anthony Edwards to seal a win for the Timberwolves last night over Indiana.
You don't often see plays like the Anthony Edwards block from last night. Chad discusses the incredible play and why he views it as the greatest play in Timberwolves regular season history.
A Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge takes a bizarre turn with Sheletta shares endless praise for Blois Olson's ability as a comedian. We're still wondering what drugs she's been using.
Big guests over the hour with Lou Nanne talking about calling his final high school hockey tournament and Major Garrett with reaction to President Biden's State of the Union address and the GOP response.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins with reaction to the State of the Union address from President Biden and the Republican response from Senator Katie Britt.
Lou Nanne joins Chad to start the show talking about his feelings while calling his 60th and final boys state high school hockey tournament and shares his reaction to a phenomenal finish last night as Grand Rapids beat White Bear Lake with a last-second goal.
A spirited debate over Israel and Hamas with Congresswoman Ilhan Omar created a lot of response from listeners. After the interview, Chad continues the discussion with Jason DeRusha.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's comments on Israel and the war with Hamas generated a ton of feedback and Jason DeRusha joins Chad to discuss the interview and much of what was said.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar joins Chad to talk about what she hopes to hear during tonight's State Of The Union address, express support for President Biden, and why she is calling for the US to cut off aid money to Israel over their actions during their war with Hamas.
Bill Guerin joins Chad over the first half of the hour to talk about tomorrow's trade deadline and what type of moves he's still looking to make. Later, Chad discusses the Minneapolis city council's vote to raise the pay of rideshare drivers and what that means for Uber and Lyft drivers and users in the area.
Chad discusses the vote from the Minneapolis city council with a veto-proof majority to raise the pay for rideshare drivers of Uber and Lyft and if those companies will follow through on threats to leave the city.
Wild GM and President of Hockey Operations Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about the trade deadline just a day away and why he's more interested in building for the future over immediate help for this year's club.
Chad opens the show with two very fun segments talking with Randy Shaver about his retirement announcement before a conversation about reports of a torn meniscus for Karl-Anthony Towns, what that means for the Wolves, and our long history of Minnesota sports misery.
News of a torn meniscus for Karl-Anthony Towns had all Minnesota sports fans reliving some of the most unfortunate injuries, calls and plays that came at the worst times possible.
Chad shares a tremendous two segments with Randy Shaver discussing Randy's retirement announcement and 41 years at KARE.
We began this final hour talking about an experience Chad had over the phone when trying to get his email fixed. Also we reflect on the earlier announcement of Dean Phillips suspending his campaign and turning his attention to support Joe Biden in the 2024 election.
We reflect on the Dean Phillips interview from earlier, Jason DeRusha also joins in on the conversation on the heels of the announcement of Dean stepping away from his campaign and supporting Biden in 2024.
We began the hour talking turkeys, cougars and a business proposition with Rena at the top of the hour. Then we hear a heartfelt story about Chanhassen’s state tournament run. Also, Delta is adding to its baggage fees for travelers - we weigh in on that as well!
Chad tells us a recent experience where he was trying to configure his email issue with an over the phone technician which got out of hand.
We talked to Rena to start the second hour - she tells us about her KARE 11 food fight and we discuss other topics as well. Also, Chad reflects on the story about the Minnesota state hockey tournament.
KARE 11’s Rena Sarigianopoulos is involved in a very competitive food fight at KARE 11 and she tells us how she is fairing, we also discuss adopted turkeys, cougars, and a pest control business proposition from Chad comes into play!
Dean Phillips joined at the top of the show for a huge announcement regarding his presidential campaign and what the future holds for him after announcing he is suspending his campaign and turning his support to Joe Biden for the 2024 We then take your feedback and texts and even hear from former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson and get his thoughts and Dean Phillips stepping down from his campaign.
United States Third District Congressman Representative Dean Phillips joins Chad Hartman to reflect on his presidential campaign journey, where his support lies within this presidential race, what the future holds for him going forward and much more!
Channel 5’s Tom Hauser joins fresh off his 35th marathon in Tokyo to discuss Super Tuesday, Donald Trump, marathon stories and much more! Also, a recent survey reveals sex just isn't as fun anymore - we bring in notable sex expert Jason DeRusha to weigh in on the birds and the bees!
In the event of Super Tuesday and to recap running yet another marathon, we brought on our friend Tom Hauser to discuss a variety of topics from Donald Trump being allowed on the ballot in Colorado, Super Tuesday projections, SRO / sports betting in MN and Tom recaps running his 35th marathon in Tokyo.
The window is slowly closing for the Minnesota Vikings to make a move on Kirk Cousins, so we talked to the ‘Purple Insider’ Matthew Coller about the relationship as we speak between the Minnesota Vikings and Kirk Cousins and we also cover other topics in the NFL as well. Then Chad recaps the interview with Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher and the feedback listeners had given and some of the key takeaways.
We react to the Bob Fletcher interview from yesterday and discuss the feedback given out of that and what we can take away from it.
We brought in the ‘Purple Insider’ himself - Matthew Coller to break down the latest in the Kirk Cousins buzz after the Combine, is he heading to Atlanta? Also we talk about Russell Wilson being released and quarterback free agency as well.
We began today’s show trying to capture your excitement level for Super Tuesday and weighed out some of the candidates in the running. Also we brought in Adam Carter for Ask Adam Anything, asking him who he would see in an obstructed view setting and much more!
The chance for listeners to chime in with questions from an update on the ‘morning bone’, websites we cannot do without, obstructed views at a concert and more in Ask Adam Anything with the one and only Adam Carter.
It is Super Tuesday, so we ask the simple question - what is your excitement level for going to the polls and who might you be voting for?
We have two great guests over the hour as Chad speaks with Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher about violence towards law enforcement officers and talks spring break and sports with Patrick Reusse.
Patrick Reusse tells Chad the problem with the Timberwolves is very clear: they can't shoot!
Days after a sheriff's deputy was shot at during a pursuit, Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher joins Chad to talk about what he sees as a tremendous lack of respect for law enforcement officers and how some politicians are responsible for feeding the distrust that has led to more assaults on officers.
Chad's son Quintin LOVES the WWE. Chad shared about the tremendous time they had at a WWE show Saturday night during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Laura Yuen's Star Tribune column shares her story of an experience of Facebook Marketplace. Chad shares the details and we debate if the person in question is a jerk or just a capitalist.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad discusses the subject of Laura Yuen's recent column about an experience on Facebook Marketplace.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Donald Trump will be on the ballot in Colorado. Chad speaks about the announcement and why he supports the ruling.
Chad shares his approval of the Supreme Court's decision today that Donald Trump will be on the ballot in Colorado. Plus, we discuss why age concerns stick to Joe Biden far more than they do for Trump.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump are close in age and each has been prone to the occasional gaffe. Why does Biden's age stick to him more than Trump's?
What are we doing in Minneapolis with the homelessness problem? What can be done to bring peace to Gaza? Jason DeRusha joins for a couple of heavy segments during his weekly visit extended visit to the show.
Justin Crowe of Williams College gives excellent info and insight on the Supreme Court agreeing to hear the case of Donald Trump's immunity arguments before our weekly visit with Jason DeRusha.
Chad speaks with Justin Crowe of Williams College about the Supreme Court agreeing to hear arguments on Donald Trump's immunity claims and if it's possible that a decision could come quickly enough to avoid directly impacting the election.
Chad opens the hour with Jim Petersen for two segments talking Timberwolves and reacting to the passing of comedian Richard Lewis. Plus, do you think Chad is on board with extending the Blue Line light rail at a cost of about $3 billion? No, he's not.
Chad talks about news of the projected cost for extending the Blue Line light rail route to Brooklyn Park and why he completely disagrees with the project.
As always, great stuff from Jim Petersen as he joins Chad to talk Wolves after another victory last night at Target Center. Plus, the guys discuss the passing of comedian Richard Lewis and his tremendous impact on Curb Your Enthusiasm.
The hour begins with friend and former WCCO colleague Lindsay Guentzel joining in studio to talk about her personal battle with Dermatomyositis as the topic of rare diseases carries the full hour.
Chad reacts to his visit with Lindsay Guentzel discussing her life with Dermatomyositis and we speak about how so many in the country and around the world are struggling through similar circumstances.
Chad's friend and former producer Lindsay Guentzel joins the show in studio to share openly about her battle with Dermatomyositis on Rare Disease Day.
Laura Oakes and Susie Jones join Chad over the first half of the hour to share some of the moments that impacted them and those gathered at today's memorial service for Burnsville's fallen first responders the most. Later, we lighten the mood by talking about Caitlin Clark playing at Williams Arena tonight and the people, teams or shows that were must-see events for us when they arrived in town.
Name the player, artist, band, or show that's come to down that was an absolute must-see event for you as Caitlin Clark is for many tonight at Williams Arena.
Chad is joined by Laura Oakes and Susie Jones to talk about the memorial service today for Burnsville's fallen first responders and some of the moments that impacted them most.
Jon Stewart shared tears on The Daily Show Monday while discussing the passing of his dog, Dipper. Chad reacts to that moment and we share the love and special memories we have of our own pets.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about Mitch McConnell announcing he's stepping away from leadership in the Senate, the latest on the presidential race and more from the political world.
Jon Stewart was brought to tears this week on The Daily Show in talking about the passing of his dog. We discuss the emotions we have tied to our pets and share those stories. Later, Major Garrett joins to talk about Mitch McConnell announcing he'll step down from leadership in the Senate and the latest on the presidential race.
Chad discusses today as one of the saddest in the state's history as we watch the memorial service for Burnsville's fallen first responders. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for her weekly visit to the show.
If you go through lake ice in a vehicle, how do you survive? Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 recently did a feature on that with help from MNDOT and shared some of the tips and information she discovered.
The emotion of the funeral for Burnsville's first responders is overwhelming today. Chad reacts to some of the words spoken as we also look back at some of the other very sad days in our state's history.
Do you have a problem with Wendy's announcing the prices of their food will change with demand and the time of day beginning next year? Chad opens the hour with that debate before sharing a story about a healthy serving of attitude his family caught at an ice cream show and why he chose not to let it go.
Wendy's says they'll introduce dynamic pricing to their menu next year, with prices shifting based on demand at their restaurants. Does that bother you? Chad opens with that debate before also diving into a conversation about heat the CEO of Kellogg's is receiving when suggesting families save money by eating cereal for dinner.
Chad and his family received a full serving of attitude from an ice cream shop worker after everything was seemingly settled with the help of another employee. Was he right to respond and not let it go easily?
Chad opens the hour discussing the arguments for and against red flag gun laws and why he can't accept the argument that because a law won't solve the gun violence problem, it's not worth trying. Plus, Belinda Jensen of KARE-11 joins for a conversation about our wacky winter, if this warmth is our new winter normal, and why you'll see her hobbling around the KARE Backyard tonight.
KARE-11 meteorologist Belinda Jensen joins Chad to talk about the reasons behind our ridiculous winter, the wild temperature swing beginning today, and how an unfortunate accident on the tennis court has her icing her knee in a recliner.
Chad talks about the arguments for and against red flag gun laws and why we can't let perfect be the enemy of progress in curbing gun violence around the country.
Adam Carter sticks around for the entire hour to join Chad in a conversation about the things they love about life right now and to have our usual fun with Ask Adam Anything!
Hey Adam, how much you bringing down? What are the moments in life that he regrets most? Those are just two of many fabulous questions Adam Carter tackled today during Ask Adam Anything.
Chad opens the show, joined by Dave and Adam Carter and several listener contributions, talking about the things we love in life right now.
Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of sports talk and some other nonsense before Chad discusses the maddening results of what happens when parents choose against vaccinating their children for measles and HPV.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins for talk about Twins spring training, Vikings offseason, and following his son to spring break in Cancun next week.
Measles is on the rise due to a drop in the vaccine rate and some parents are choosing opting against vaccinating their kids for HPV. What is wrong with people!?
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for a highly controversial Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with former Governor Tim Pawlenty about the results of the GOP primary in South Carolina and recent poll numbers for President Biden and Donald Trump.
Support seems to be wavering for Joe Biden among some Democrats and for Donald Trump among some Republicans. Tim Pawlenty sees where the numbers are at today, but tells Chad that history shows those voters will definitely come back to support the party, no matter who the candidate may be.
We had perhaps our biggest Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated controversy ever when Dave Harrigan tells Mark Freie and Chad that he found Chuck E Cheese pizza to be underrated.
Chad opens the show with some politics discussion after the results of Saturday's GOP primary in South Carolina before a conversation with Sadie, victim of a carjacking incident in NE Minneapolis on Sunday.
Sadie joins Chad to share about bring victim of a carjacking incident yesterday in NE Minneapolis and how she's feeling 24 hours later.
For Republicans that can't support Donald Trump and Democrats that can't get behind Joe Biden, what will you do on election day?
It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta and much of it is spent with discussion and debate or a potential social media ban for children passing through the legislature in Florida.
Does Sheletta Brundidge support a government ban on social media for children? We jump into that debate during a lively Feisty Friday before Dave Harrigan takes the reins during Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Dave Harrigan is sick of the chess community resting on their high horse claiming that their game is the peak of mental acumen for those who considered experts. Dave rolls through Am I Wrong? with thoughts on chess, how the excellent coverage of Minnesota sports has spoiled us, and the reaction (both good and bad) from the public to Sunday's tragic shootings in Burnsville.
Chad shares and reacts to more of the awful details coming out of the investigation into the tragic shootings in Burnsville on Sunday morning.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic opens the hour with great info and insight on the Timberwolves. Later, Chad shares and reacts to some new terrible details from Sunday's shootings in Burnsville.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad with a bunch of great news and insight on the Timberwolves and why he believes they are the clear #2 team in the NBA right now behind Boston.
Chad spends the opening hour discussing much of what Dean Phillips said on the show yesterday and the wide range of reactions from folks in politics and the media.
What connection is there between a New Orleans-based magician and the Dean Phillips campaign? The ties may be disputed, but the craziness of the circumstances and story itself cannot be denied.
Chad looks back to yesterday's interview with Dean Phillips and what people from all over the political spectrum have said about some of Phillips' comments. We play a couple of the sound bites and Chad goes deeper on what Phillips said and how folks in politics and the media have reacted.
Great stuff from Bill Guerin on the anniversary of the 1980 Miracle On Ice team and the struggles his Wild team has endured this season. Plus, what are the shuttered restaurants that you'd give anything to see reopen?
With news that Annie's Parlour and Convention Grill are reopening, Chad hears from listeners about other restaurants that are gone but we'd love to have back.
Bill Guerin, President of Hockey Operations and GM for the Wild, joins Chad to talk about how the 1980 Miracle On Ice Olympic team impacted his life and almost caused him to break things off with his future wife while they were dating. Plus, Bill speaks about the Wild and why he feels the team isn't playing as well as in previous seasons.
Dean Phillips made plenty of news with strong, direct, and controversial points during his interview with Chad in the previous hour. We replay some of the audio and Chad gives his reactions.
Chad replays some audio from his interview with Congressman Dean Phillips and reacts to many of the points and criticism made. Plus, Jason DeRusha shares about the anguish he experienced this morning during the AT&T cell phone outage.
Jason DeRusha shares the harrowing details of surviving the AT&T phone outage this morning. Plus, does Jason think a four-day work week is feasible in America?
Chad shares his bewilderment with the continued issues with Kia and Hyundai vehicles being stolen is large numbers. Plus, Congressman Dean Phillips joins and makes a bunch of headlines in discussing his campaign and frustration with party politics and the Democratic party specifically.
How is it possible that we are still having much trouble with Kia and Hyundai vehicles being stolen is such large numbers!?
Congressman Dean Phillips joined Chad Hartman with an update on his campaign for the presidency, where he offered tough talk for Democrats who won't criticize President Biden. He also signaled his openness to a unity ticket with Nikki Haley -- something that caught the attention of pundits across the country -- and much more.
Final hour on a Wednesday - we talked to Tony Adams, currently serves as security for the Timberwolves and Target Center, formerly a 30 year veteran as an officer in Minneapolis - he reacts to the events in Burnsville and the difficulty people face when it comes to protection and safety. Then we talk Joe Biden and student loans as it was announced he was canceling 1.2 billion in student loan debt, however there seems to be more to that - we discuss and have Jason DeRusha join in on the discussion.
Many struggle with the affordability of college costs and it was announced Wednesday that Joe Biden has officially eliminated 1.2 billion dollars of student loan debt which exponentially helps hundreds of thousands but also how much of this was a proactive move come Election Day in November? We also had Jason DeRusha chime in on this as well.
Minnesota is still reeling from the tragic events of Sunday in Burnsville where two police officers and firefighter paramedic were shot and killed amid a hostile situation involving a woman and seven children who were being held up inside a home. Tony Adams served 30 years as Minneapolis police officer and he joined us to break down the struggles people face in getting the protection and safety they need, reaction to the situation in Burnsville and we take your texts, thoughts and questions on this as well.
More details are being released about the horrifying details of the tragedy in Burnsville where two police officers and a firefighter paramedic were shot and killed in a hostile situation which included the harm of seven children. We talked to Tony Adams. longtime police vet in Minneapolis and get his reaction on this tragedy, the details of the event that have come out regarding protection orders and more!
Another hour of the show, this hour we talked to Dr. Michael Osterholm about the current state of COVID-19, vaccinations and get listener reactions and questions. Also discuss the news spreading around that Joe Pohlad and the Minnesota Twins are not interested in making a splash in free-agency - we react.
It made waves yesterday when Joe Pohlad sat down with Jason DeRusha down in Ft. Myers, he claims the Twins are done in the market when it comes to adding any big pieces. Chad reacts to this and what lies ahead for this team's pitching in comparison to last season.
We checked in with Dr. Michael Osterholm on the current state of COVID-19, its effects and more! Also we take some of your questions regarding COVID and vaccines.
After a recent study was released last week regarding the effects of COVID vaccines, we talked to Dr. Michael Osterholm about the recent studies that have correlated the vaccines with adverse effects, the allegation that blood donations are also being affected, and he gives us an in-depth overall update on where we are right now with COVID-19 when it comes to vaccines, transmission and prevention.
Starting today’s show with Arne Carlson, former Minnesota governor, he gives us his thoughts on how Governor Tim Walz and Keith Ellison have handled public policy, funding and talked term limits and Nikki Haley as well. Then we talked to our friend Rena about speaking up in a restaurant and dragging out flight cancellations due to mechanical issues.
Sometimes you just need to say something when you're out to eat and someone is being disrespectful - we talked to Rena Sarigianopoulos about a situation that occurred while out to eat with children and when to speak up. Also how many times is too many to push back a flight due to mechanical issues - we discuss that and more!
We invited former Minnesota governor Arne Carlson to share his thoughts and criticisms of Governor Tim Walz and Keith Ellison, specifically when it comes to public policy, political power, and handling of funds. Also talked term limits, Nikki Haley and more!
KSTP-TV political reporter fights back at much of the criticism aimed at media yesterday over the coverage of the shooting deaths of first responders in Burnsville before Chad shares a story of an awful travel experience for his stepson trying to come home from California.
Chad shares the story of 9 flight delays for his stepson that may make you never want to book another flight.
Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins Chad to talk about why most media outlets covered the tragedy in Burnsville the way they did, how some smaller groups get around the rules, and why he's sick of hearing criticism from people who know better and just want to fan the flames of distrust.
Chad opens the hour with Representative Frank Hornstein to talk about his decision to leave the legislature after this year's election. Later, we check in with Jamie Yuccas to talk about a new study about the gender pay gap and final prep for her wedding that's just about a week away.
Jamie Yuccas joins to share about finishing up the final prep for her wedding in Australia next week, reaction to a new study regarding the gender pay gap and much more.
Representative Frank Hornstein announced last week that he won't seek re-election this year after over two decades in the legislature. He joined Chad today to share about why he is leaving, some of his proudest accomplishments related to transportation issues and a few other topics.
Who is the messiest person at WCCO radio? When does a hill become a mountain? Adam Carter tackles those questions and many more during Ask Adam Anything!
Is it best to wait a few days after a tragedy such as what happened in Burnsville to discuss the issues behind it or should the conversation begin immediately? That's the question Chad discusses with Adam Carter at the top of the show.
Is it best to wait a few days after a tragedy such as what happened in Burnsville to discuss the issues behind it or should the conversation begin immediately? That's the question Chad discusses with Adam Carter at the top of the show before we lighten the mood with Ask Adam Anything.
After Sunday's shooting deaths of two Burnsville police officers and a paramedic, Dakota County Sheriff Joe Leko joins Chad with talk about the tragic situation and how his office and the community are coming together to support everyone impacted.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to discuss the news of a contract extension for Wolves point guard Mike Conley and other sports topics before we return to discussion about the tragedy in Burnsville with Dakota County Sheriff Joe Leko.
Chad and Chip Scoggins admit they were skeptical of how much Timberwolves point guard Mike Conley could bring to team when he was traded for last season. They admit he's been excellent and earned the contract extension reported today.
Would you rather have the opportunity to snuggle a beautiful new baby or park downtown for free? Somehow we got to that debate during an Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated game with Susie Jones before a conversation about 18 states that still allow corporal punishment in public schools.
The message is clear from Chad in discussing the fact that corporal punishment is still allowed in 18 states: don't touch our kids.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for a fun round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
After a visit with Blair Anderson, Chad shares his thoughts about the shooting deaths in Burnsville early Sunday morning and we hear from listeners on the topic as well.
The hour is dedicated to reaction to the tragic shooting deaths of two police officers and a medic in Burnsville yesterday, including a long chat with former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson to hear his thoughts and emotions.
St. Cloud's former Police Chief Blair Anderson joins Chad at the top of the show to discuss the tragic deaths in Burnsville Sunday and how it impacts him as a former officer.
The Am I Wrong? committee is back as Dave Harrigan toots his own horn and takes aim at the new logo Tiger Woods is debuting this week at the Genesis Open.
Lindsay Whalen says seen anyone like Caitlin Clark in women's college hoops and calls her the best ever. We had two great segments with Lindsay before Am I Wrong? and a visit with Jason DeRusha responding to a social media post from his former co-worker Liz Collin.
While waiting for her filet 0' fish, Lindsay Whalen joins Chad to talk about Caitlin Clark breaking the scoring record last night and why she believes Clark is the best to ever play the women's college game.
Chad opens the hour discussing the value of a college diploma today as more companies loosen degree requirements for potential job seekers. Plus, how much have you enjoyed our incredibly warm summer or did the snow this week remind you how much you've missed a real Minnesota winter?
To Chad, the snow this week reminds him that the winter is far better without snow or cold. How have you enjoyed this remarkably warm winter?
Chad opens the hour with a discussion about the value of college and a bachelor's degree as more large companies ease back on requirements for job seekers.
Adam Carter sticks around for two segments before taking off to watch his daughter in the state dance competition. Plus, Major Garrett joins to discuss Alexey Navalny's death in a Russian prison, Fani Willis' testimony and more from the world of politics.
We heard great insight and analysis from Major Garrett of CBS News today on the death of Alexey Navalny, Fani Willis' testimony in court yesterday and more.
Adam Carter sticks around for more Dumber Than We Thought to share his excitement to watch his daughter compete with South St. Paul in the state dance competition this afternoon. Plus, the guys discuss a story about how airline passengers are lying and cheating just to get on their flight a little earlier.
Former St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell joins Chad to talk about the increase in gun violence around the country and what he feels can be done to decrease the amount of shootings.
A conversation about trying to curb gun violence in America begins with former St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell. Later, Chad talks about celebrities that have died young as we mark the day Chris Farley would have turned 60 and Jason DeRusha stops by to offer the claim that Minneapolis would be a better city with more statues.
During a conversation about celebrities that have died too young, Jason DeRusha joins Chad to make the claim that Minneapolis would be a far stronger city with more statues.
We broke down some heavy topics today with Jason DeRusha including the earliest someone can pull out the snowblower or lawnmower, Jason's duty to show off his hot body to the neighbors and many more.
Jim Petersen joins Chad for two segments of Timberwolves discussion before plenty of fun and nonsense during our regular Thursday visit with Jason DeRusha.
Wolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about where the Wolves are at right now while playing well and riding a three-game winning streak.
Chad discusses the problems with guns and violence in America after yesterday's shooting at the Kansas City Super Bowl celebration. He offers his thoughts on the issue, why we continue to see shootings all over the country, and we hear from several listeners with their thoughts on the subject.
Almost 24 hours after the shooting violence in Kansas City, Chad reacts to the latest from the tragedy and discusses gun violence and our inability or refusal to address the issue being our greatest failure as a country.
After hearing from listeners blaming divorce and single-parent households for our problems with gun violence in America, Chad pushes back saying the issues go well beyond that argument.
Brian Sullivan, host of Last Call on CNBC, joins Chad to talk about the stock market tumbling yesterday, the state of inflation in the US, our national debt and more.
As Tom Hauser joins, Chad reacts to live breaking news of a shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs parade and rally. Tom shares news that his son is safe after attending the event and they do also touch on some topics with our state legislature.
As Tom Hauser joins, Chad reacts to live breaking news of a shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs parade and rally. Tom shares news that his son is safe after attending the event and they do also touch on some topics with our state legislature. Later, CNBC's Brian Sullivan joins on yesterday's stock market plunge, continued inflation and more.
18% of Americans believe there is a covert conspiracy involving Taylor Swift and the 2024 election. Chad wonders how so many people can be so gullible.
Susie Jones joins for some hot talk about her tastes in men, the best kiss she ever received, waiting until after high school for her first time and much more in a steamy segment.
18% of Americans believe there is a covert conspiracy involving Taylor Swift and the 2024 election. Chad wonders how so many people can be so gullible before a Valentine's Day conversation with Susie Jones where she spills the beans about her first time.
Chad opens the Valentine's Day show by welcoming the best wrong and sarcastic answers to the question on the sexiest thing about of Minnesota.
What happens to the $2 bill that ends up under Rena Sarigianopoulos' daughter's pillow when she loses a tooth? Rena joins with an outrageous admission of frugality and talk about an airline traveler that was booted from a flight.
What is the sexiest thing about Minnesota? Chad welcomes wrong and sarcastic answers to that question as we kickoff the Valentine's Day show before our weekly entertaining visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
If a new study were to show exactly what we need to eat to stay healthy, would Americans care? Chad shares the details of that study and some talk about obesity in America before a conversation with Twins President Dave St. Peter about Twins games remaining on Bally Sports North for the 2024 season.
Twins President Dave St. Peter called it a 'mixed bag' when he joined Chad to talk about how the club feels about games being seen on Bally Sports North again in 2024. St. Peter shared about what went into making that deal for the season and what the future could look like for streaming MLB games.
A large new study costing almost $200 million will try to identify the ideal diet for individuals. Will Americans care about the results?
Jamie Yuccas shares with Chad that she didn't enjoy her time at the game on Sunday nearly as much as she loved seeing U2 at The Sphere in Las Vegas. That, her love for late night McNuggets and much more during our weekly fun with Jamie.
Minneapolis Public Safety Commissioner Todd Barnette joins to begin the hour talking about his first few months on the job. Plus, we chat with Jamie Yuccas about her Super Bowl experience in Las Vegas, seeing U2 at The Sphere and much more.
What's the biggest imprint Todd Barnette has made on public safety in Minneapolis since taking over the role as Commissioner in late October? Commissioner Barnette joined Chad to answer that question and talk about safety issues in the city.
Chad opens the show sharing about the fantastic night he had in Los Angeles last night watching the Wolves and Clippers with his son Quintin and ex-wife Kathleen.
Former newsman Adam Carter was the right person to answer the question about why news is called news. That and much more today during a wide-ranging Ask Adam Anything.
Chad reflects on a great night with his son Quintin and ex-wife Kathleen watching the Wolves and Clippers in Los Angeles. Chad also reacts to the play on the court and a big win for the Wolves before we bring in Adam Carter for Ask Adam Anything.
Metro Transit Police Chief Ernest Morales joins Chad to speak about safety concerns aboard trains and busses, cracking down on fare evasion, opening social media accounts to spread news and much more.
Chip Scoggins joins for his regular Monday visit to talk about the Super Bowl and last week's rumors that PJ Fleck would be leaving the Gophers for UCLA. Plus, Chad speaks with Metro Transit Police Chief Ernest Morales about safety concerns, Metro Transit joining social media and more.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins looks back at last night's Super Bowl win for the Chiefs and how it became clear that, as the game progressed, Patrick Mahomes was not going to lose.
Patrick Hunt, CEO of Hunt-Adkins ad agency, joins Chad to review what he liked and disliked about this year's Super Bowl commercials.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before our annual conversation with Patrick Hunt, CEO of Hunt-Adkins ad agency, to review the crop of Super Bowl commercials.
An important member of the show shares an apology to avocados and the avocado community for his previous dismissal of guacamole during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Chad, Dave and Mark Freie.
Donald Trump stepped into controversy again over the weekend with words from a speech about Nikki Haley's husband, as well as what he said about Russia and NATO allies. Chad reacts to the audio and why Republicans aren't speaking out about some of what Trump says.
Chad opens the show with discussion about the Super Bowl before reaction to more controversial words from Donald Trump over the weekend.
Chad opens the show with reaction to a slow first half, exciting overtime, Tony Romo annoying him, and much more from last night's Super Bowl.
During our weekly Am I Wrong? segment, Dave Harrigan shares thoughts on the NFL continuing to count Super Bowls with Roman numerals, the ideal setup for a Super Bowl party, and his firm rules for pizza.
We have plenty of fun and some serious talk with Sheletta Brundidge during our Feisty Friday segments to open the hour before Dave Harrigan leads us through Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and we learn how she was responsible for the destruction of a boxing ring at a local gym, why her son has picked up a third job, and the big plans she has set up for next weekend's Black Entrepreneurs Day.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins on the idea of trading Justin Jefferson from the Vikings and his thoughts on the Super Bowl. Plus, Chad reacts to a new survey showing how satisfied Americans are with their personal lives.
How satisfied are you with your personal life? A new survey says the number of those who respond 'very satisfied' is now under 50%.
Chad says it's time for the Vikings to look at trading Justin Jefferson and Matthew Coller of Purple Insider couldn't disagree more. The guys had that debate and previewed what they think will happen in Sunday's Super Bowl.
What impact will the scathing report about Joe Biden's memory from the special counsel have on the race for the presidency? Major Garrett of CBS News joins with insight on that, a busy week for Donald Trump and his strong love for the blackberry.
Chad jumps between the topics of the greatest musical performances on TV and one food to eat for an entire month before our weekly visit with Major Garrett of CBS News on politics and assorted nonsense.
The Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show 60 years ago today. Is that the most memorable musical performance ever on television? Chad opens with that discussion as well as, in honor of National Pizza Day, the one food you could live on entirely for a full month.
Chad reacts to the news that President Biden will not face charges in his classified documents investigation before a conversation with Kevin Harlan about calling his 14th consecutive Super Bowl and the days they shared together calling Timberwolves games.
Tremendous broadcaster Kevin Harlan joins Chad to talk about 14 straight years calling the Super Bowl on radio, memories of his days calling Timberwolves games, and why he thinks this year's Big Game is very tough to predict.
Chad reacts to the breaking news that President Biden won't be charged in his classified documents investigation, what Donald Trump supporters must be feeling today, and how the details of the investigation do not speak well of Biden being fit for the presidency.
Bill Guerin of the Wild joins to talk about his club and being named GM of the 2026 Olympic team. Later, retired judge Kevin Burke joins Chad with thoughts on arguments before the Supreme Court today on Donald Trump's eligibility for the ballot in Colorado.
Retired judge Kevin Burke joins Chad on the oral arguments in front of the Supreme Court today regarding Donald Trump's place on the ballot in Colorado.
Minnesota Wild President of Hockey Operations Bill Guerin joins to talk a 'dream come true' being named GM of the men's Olympic hockey team for 2026. Guerin shares some great memories of playing for Herb Brooks at the 2002 games and at the start of his pro career. Plus, what does he think of the Wild right now after a win last night in their first game back from the all-star break?
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey starts the show reacting to heat he's received after his 'losers' comment yesterday and the city council overriding his veto of their Israel-Hamas resolution. Later, Jason DeRusha joins Chad to react to some of what Frey told us and the guys discuss the must-have foods for a great Super Bowl.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad for a segment to discuss our interview with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and the keys to an excellent Super Bowl viewing experience.
It was a joke! That's what Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says about his comments about 'losers' that drew some heat yesterday. Plus, Frey speaks bluntly about the city council overriding his veto of their Israel-Hamas resolution and his concerns about political extremism on both sides of the aisle.
Chad explains why he disagrees with Bill Maher's decision to bury his recent podcast interview with Kanye West. Plus, Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad on today's announced settlement with Eli Lilly to provide insulin to Minnesotans at just $35.
Attorney General Keith Ellison says it took years of difficult negotiation but now Minnesotans can all access affordable insulin.
Bill Maher says he won't release his podcast interview with Kanye West, calling West a 'charming anti-Semite.' Chad argues that Maher should release the content so we can all see it.
Which foods look terrible but are actually delicious? Chad opens with some fun on that topic before a conversation about our two big parties continuing to control politics and a recent example from the DFL. Plus, Joe Friedberg shares his opinions on the guilty verdict for Jennifer Crumbley.
Chad reacts to a story about Minnesota's DFL working to keep third parties down and how it's another example of our two major parties controlling the game.
Attorney Joe Friedberg says he agrees with the guilty verdict of involuntary manslaughter for Jennifer Crumbley and her case should have no precedential impact on any other similar case.
Over 30 states have some form of legal sports betting, yet Minnesota isn't one of them. Chad opens the show saying it's time to change that and treat us all like adults capable of making our own decisions.
Why are Minnesotans still left out in the cold on sports betting!? Chad opens the show saying it's time to legalize it here before we move to a very fun conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
We had a lot of fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joining Chad today to talk about her rather odd relationship with meat and so much more, including an unnecessary but perhaps truthful shot at Jason DeRusha.
A jury found Jennifer Crumbley guilty of involuntary manslaughter in connection to the school shooting perpetrated by her son. Chad talks about the verdict, the precedent it may set and more.
Jimmy Jam Harris joins to share about his role in putting together a phenomenal GRAMMYs show and what the night was like for him. Plus, Chad shares the story of a man who won a $25 million judgement in a defamation case and we discuss the guilty verdict announced today for Jennifer Crumbley.
Jimmy Jam Harris joins Chad to talk about his work putting together the GRAMMYs show, performing during the show, Taylor Swift's impact on music this year and much more!
Justin Crowe of Williams College joins Chad to discuss the Washington DC appeals court rejecting Donald Trump's arguments for blanket immunity and the ballot question coming before the Supreme Court later this week. Plus, we hear from Jamie Yuccas about the massive rains and flooding in Southern California and what she's planning to cover for CBS at the Super Bowl.
Jamie Yuccas joins from Los Angeles to share about days of heavy rains and massive flooding in Southern California. Plus, Jamie shares a bit about what she plans to cover while in Las Vegas for the Super Bowl.
Justin Crowe of Williams College joins Chad on the DC appeals court rejecting Donald Trump's blanket immunity claims today and the Supreme Court preparing to hear arguments about Trump's legal place on the ballot in Colorado.
Which politician has Tom Hauser enjoyed covering most over his career? Who was the most difficult to cover? Is Tom indeed the greatest ping pong player to ever wield a paddle? Tom tackled those questions and many more today as he subbed for Adam Carter to play Ask Tom Anything!
Many people woke up greatly saddened today to the news of the lodge at Lutsen being destroyed in an overnight fire. What are the places in Minnesota that mean the most to you?
Chad opens talking about the fire that destroyed the lodge at Lutsen last night and the places in Minnesota that mean the most to us. Plus, Tom Hauser subs for Adam Carter's usual Tuesday duties and we play Ask Tom Anything!
A bipartisan border-protection bill has very little chance of passing through Congress and Chad says it's simply the result of Donald Trump's firm grasp on the Republican party. After that discussion Chad speaks with Scott Stein of CNET about Apple's new Vision Pro virtual reality headset.
Scott Stein of CNET joins Chad with his thoughts after experiencing the new Vision Pro headset from Apple and what he thinks it may mean about the future of virtual reality headsets.
A bipartisan border-protection could pass in the Senate but House Speaker Mike Johnson says it will be 'dead on arrival' in the House. Chad talks about the politics around immigration and Donald Trump's continued firm grip on the GOP.
Patrick Reusse joins Chad from Ft. Myers as he prepares to celebrate 50 years of covering the Twins in spring training. Patrick shares a couple of his favorite memories from those many years. Plus, who's excited for the hyperloop connecting MSP airport to Rochester!?
As expected, Patrick Reusse's favorite memory of covering Twins spring training for 50 years has nothing to do with baseball. Check out that phenomenal story along with some talk about this year's ballclub, improvements for Gopher hoops and more.
Chad opens a conversation about loneliness, how many people suffer from it, and the very harmful health effects that come with that feeling.
What went wrong with the Curb Your Enthusiasm premiere? That's a big part of the conversation during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad transitions to a discussion about loneliness and the terrible impact it has on so many.
A star-studded Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated features both Adam Carter and Mark Freie joining Chad and Dave for our Monday staple. Adam tells us that the Curb premiere was a disappointment and Chad doesn't push back too hard.
Dave Harrigan leads us through our Friday staple of Am I Wrong? with thoughts about Groundhog Day, new rules for Best Picture nominees at The Oscars, and the bye week before the Super Bowl.
Did NBA coaches get it right by voting Anthony Edwards and Karl-Anthony Towns to the all-star game? Jim Petersen joins on the Wolves and more before we finish off the week with the Am I Wrong? committee.
Jim Petersen joins for two great segments to talk Timberwolves, Curb Your Enthusiasm returning this weekend, Carl Weathers passing away and more.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with plenty of politics to discuss along with some other nonsense. Plus, what hope do you have for significant and lasting change with the Minneapolis Police Department in the next five years.
Do you believe significant and lasting change will come to the Minneapolis Police Department and it's relationship with the community in the next five years? Chad opens that discussion with news today about the group chosen to oversee compliance of a consent decree.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins for two excellent segments talking about Joe Biden's struggle gain positive traction with much of the American public, Mike Johnson's first 100 days as Speaker of the House, why he doesn't care at all about Groundhog Day and more.
She can't talk about it, but of course she can't help herself. Sheletta Brundidge joins to talk about a Black History Month event she's behind that could bring Vice President Kamala Harris to Minnesota. Plus, what progress have we made towards greater racial equity since the murder of George Floyd almost four years ago.
Who are the most beautiful men and women in the world? Chad opens the show with that topic among some others and a 'thank you' to the amazing WCCO listeners before Sheletta Brundidge joins for a Feisty Friday.
Chad opens the show with a conversation about which sport or activity a WCCO radio team would have the most success with. Plus, we fall into a discussion about the most beautiful people in the world.
This hour Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) is live from Second Harvest Heartland for the annual Hungerthon and he's joined by Open Cupboard Executive Director Jessica Francis and Minnesota Twins Radio Broadcaster Kris Atteberry.
This hour Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) is live from Second Harvest Heartland for the annual Hungerthon and he's joined by Second Harvest Heartland Board Member and Cargill Bioindustrials Group President Colleen May, as well as Chad Hartman.
This hour Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) is live from Second Harvest Heartland for the annual Hungerthon and he's joined by Second Harvest Heartland Director of Public Affairs Zach Rodvold, and Compeer Financial President & CEO Jase Wagner.
KSTP-TV meteorologist Ken Barlow joins Chris Egert to talk about our record-smashing high temperature today, the impact of this year's el nino effect, and what may be coming our way with the weather in the coming weeks.
Are you worried about reports in the news of a huge hatch of cicadas coming this spring? Tyler Hesseltine of Davey Tree joins Chris Egert to explain the different variety of cicada we have here in Minnesota and why that means we shouldn't need to worry.
Should we be worried about a massive hatch of cicadas we've heard about in the news? Chris Egert learns about that at the top of the hour before KSTP-TV meteorologist Ken Barlow joins to talk about our record breaking heat, the impact of el nino, and what may lie ahead for us over the coming weeks.
Garden expert Larry Pfarr joins Chris Egert with thoughts about how the warm winter weather is impacting our gardens and trees and if there's anything we should or shouldn't be doing to help out our favorite plants.
Star Tribune music writer Chris Riemenscheider joins Chris Egert to talk about the lineup of artists announced for the inaugural Minnesota Yacht Club music festival this summer on Harriet Island and where he believes the festival is hoping to take things in coming years.
Star Tribune music writer Chris Riemenschneider joins Chris Egert to talk about the lineup of talent announced for the inaugural Minnesota Yacht Club music festival. Plus, garden expert Larry Pfarr joins share some insight on how the warm winter weather is impacting our trees and gardens and if there's anything we should do right now.
Chris Egert from KSTP-TV is in for Chad today coming out hot on the Name a Snowplow contest and the resources put into running the contest each year. Plus, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her weekly visit to talk about fears that American journalism could be in trouble.
The hour begins with Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl joining Chad for two segments in studio to talk about her new book, some of her great past writing contained in it, and the many personal and traumatic details of her childhood also in the book. Later, we talk about Aaron Rodgers' achilles injury and if any Minnesota sports injury has been as crushing as the Jets losing Rodgers so early in his debut.
Chad talks about the reaction to Aaron Rodgers' injury after just four snaps last night in his debut for the Jets and if any injury in the history of Minnesota sports was as crushing as the Jets losing Rodgers.
Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl joins Chad in studio for an emotional conversation about some tough personal topics detailed in her new book and lighter talk about her career in writing.
Chad shares his opinions about House Speaker Kevin McCarthy ordering the impeachment inquiry of President Biden amid the pressure from others in the GOP.
Jamie Yuccas shares with Chad that a former boss named their dog Jamie while she was working for them. Is that OK? That, plus talk about pet and food allergies, shows in LA resuming work amidst the ongoing strikes and more.
Chad begins the hour with talk about Kevin McCarthy joining other House Republicans in opening up an impeachment inquiry of President Biden. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins to talk pet and food allergies, TV shows restarting amidst the ongoing strikes, and if it's OK to name a dog Jamie.
We have a tremendous Ask Adam Anything today with Adam sharing his Michael McDonald impression, demonstrating his chops as a wacky FM radio DJ and much more.
Chad opens the show with a lot of emotion speaking about the words from Missouri pastor Rick Morrow about God, the Devil, and children living with autism.
Chad opens the show with reaction to cruel words from a pastor in Missouri about people living with autism. After two emotional segments, we lighten things up with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the many mistakes that led to a loss for the Vikings to the Buccaneers at home on week 1. Later, we discuss the nomination for Minneapolis community safety commissioner and what it may mean for the city.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey nominated Hennepin County Chief Judge Todd Barnette to take over for Cedric Alexanders as the city's community safety commissioner. What will you need to see in the city to declare Todd Barnette as success in the position?
What went wrong for the Vikings Sunday in their loss to Tampa Bay? A lot. Chip Scoggins makes his weekly appearance with Chad with reaction to the loss and talk about where the panic level should be right now for fans of the club.
Laura Oakes joins for the fun of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad takes the second half of the hour to look back at the September 11th attacks.
Chad reflects on the attacks of September 11th and wonders if Americans could come together today as we did then in the face of another horrific event.
Woofstock, Google maps, and an embarrassing offer from Draft Kings...all a part of today's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Laura Oakes joining Chad and Dave.
Chad opens the show talking about a bad loss for the Vikings in the season opener before bringing Patrick De Haan of Gas Buddy to talk about gas prices spiking around the area.
Patrick De Haan of Gas Buddy joins Chad to talk about rising gas prices in Minnesota, the issues at refineries that are at the root of the issue, and how much of an impact President Biden's policies are having on prices here and around the country.
Chad Hartman says it's already time to hit the panic button for the Vikings and sets his meter at an 8 out of 10. How worried are you that the season is already circling the drain?
Henry Lake starts with some Vikings talk with Dane Mizutani of the Pioneer Press. We also discuss the popularity of Nikki Haley among the GOP field behind Donald Trump and Am I Wrong? takes it's usual spot to finish off the week.
Dave Harrigan opens Am I Wrong? today with some big praise for Lions coach Dan Campbell, saying he's the top choice for a coach in today's NFL. Henry Lake responds to that and more as we wrap up the week.
Can the Buccaneers give the Vikings enough trouble on Sunday to steal a win at US Bank Stadium? Dane Mizutani, Vikings reporter from the Pioneer Press, joins Henry Lake with a preview of the season opener.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Henry Lake in studio for two segments on a Feisty Friday before talk about The Pretenders playing 7th Street Entry last night and the best shows we've seen in small venues.
Henry Lake welcomes Sheletta Brundidge into the studio for a Feisty Friday to share about traveling to Washington DC next week after being nominated for another big award. Plus, has she finally given in to her son Andrew and his request for a car?
After The Pretenders played 7th Street Entry last night, Henry Lake talks about some of the big names he's seen at small venues around town and we hear from listeners with their stories.
If the FIBA World Cup loss to Germany taught us anything today, Henry Lake says it should teach American athletes that we aren't superior to the rest of world.
Henry Lake reacts to a point made my Lisa Guerrero during their conversation last night about today's journalism and if each side of any specific issue deserves equal time and coverage.
We've believed for a long time that America is superior to the rest of the world in athletics. USA losing to Germany today in the FIBA World Cup proved it's not true. Henry Lake is in for Chad today and starts with that topic before moving to a conversation about journalism and the desire to cover both sides of every issue.
Stephen King says his wife threatened to leave him if he didn't stop playing Lou Bega's Mambo #5. What's the song that, when you hear it, instantly puts you in a bad mood.
Matthew Coller joins for two segments of NFL and Vikings preview as the NFL season begins tonight. Later, we talk about some new rules for Medicare seniors at LifeTime and discuss the songs we absolutely loathe.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad with some great Vikings talk and what he's watching for as the season begins. Plus, will the Lions be a contender in the NFC?
Jason DeRusha joins Chad to react to your Bob Fletcher interview and the controversy surrouding school resource officers. Plus, what does Jason think of Anoka's new social district rules allowing drinking in designated public spaces?
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher joins to talk about his reasoning for pulling SROs from schools in the county due to new legislation. Later, Jason DeRusha joins to weigh in on the SRO issue and talk about Anoka's new social district allowing people to drink alcohol in designated public areas.
Bob Fletcher has pulled his 6 school resource officers from the Ramsey Country Sheriff's office from schools due to the new legislation outlawing prone restraint. Fletcher joins Chad on the topic and what he's hoping for in a possible special session to address what he calls 'bad legislation.'
What are best TV shows of this year? Chad shares his top 5 list and takes some listener nominations before we dive into politics with Major Garrett.
Major Garrettt joins Chad to talk about ugly poll numbers for President Biden, Donald Trump continuing to dominated the GOP field for 2024, and his expectations of many, many surprises to come over the next year.
Chad shares his amazement at the popularity of a 'name consultant' on Tik Tok and the amount she charges for her services. Later, Dave shares his awfulness by complaining about a peanut allergy in his child's classroom this year and Paul Molitor joins to talk Twins.
How much would you pay for a short list of possible names for your child, pet or sourdough starter? One woman is making big money and building a big following on Tik Tok through her work as a 'name consultant' and Chad is in disbelief.
Paul Molitor joins Chad to talk about the incredible run Royce Lewis has been on at the plate for the Twins and much more related to the ballclub.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins for two segments of political conversation on several topics before we have some fun during our weekly segment with Jamie Yuccas.
Jamie Yuccas joins from Los Angeles for her weekly visit to talk about her experience in New York and at the US Open, pets on planes and more.
Congressman Dean Phillips points the finger at Freedom Caucus Republicans over the possibility of a government shutdown which he says will likely happen. Plus, Phillips talks about the 2024 Democratic nomination, his trip to the Middle East, term limits and more.
According to Adam Carter autumn began a couple weeks ago, and winter starts whenever he says it does. We had some fun on a bunch of topics today as usual with Ask Adam Anything.
Most Minnesota students are coming back to school today. Chad takes some of the hot back-to-school topics being discussed today and applies the Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated lens.
Chad weighs in on some back-to-school topics with a version of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Adam Carter joins for our regular Tuesday game of Ask Adam Anything!
Final homestretch of the Fair for the Chad Hartman Show this year but we are just ramping up with the music. We play a game of Ramp Up with Jack-FM's Weasel and Remy Maxwell and also Adam Carter. Then we find out some very, very interesting things about a few people in the audience as we play the fun and exciting Newlywed Game!
The concept is simple, we poll a significant other with some pressing relationship questions and they have to get it right - its the Newlywed Game LIVE at the Minnesota State Fair!
It is time for a Ramp Off with Adam Carter and Jack-FM's Remy Maxwell and Weasel LIVE from the Minnesota State Fair
Second hour of the show starts with Sheletta , where she ponders buying her son a new car as a new driver and chats with Pete Najarian who jumps in briefly to recap the Gophers win and gives his thoughts on a big financial decision. Then Dave Harrigan gives a few brilliant suggestions in another State Fair edition of “Am I Wrong?”.
Dave Harrigan has a few brilliant ideas in this final State Fair edition of Am I Wrong including a WCCO induced State Fair wedding and more!
The pressure is on, the people have spoken - should Sheletta buy her son a car? We talk about buying cars and even are joined by fellow WCCO host Pete Najarian, he weighs in on the conversation and also briefly recaps the Gophers comeback win over Nebraska
Since it is the final State Fair edition of the Chad Hartman Show we bring the ultimate question of the Minnesota State Fair - which holiday do you look forward to more - Labor Day or Memorial Day? We take your texts and thoughts. We also talked to Major Garrett about a variety of topics from Mitch McConnell to term limits to a recent threat of a government shutdown.
We chatted with CBS Chief Correspondent Major Garrett discussing the unfortunate Mitch McConnell incident from the press conference on Wednesday and furthermore we discussed term limits and the tough conversations that go along with it. Also, we talked about possibly yet another threat of a government shutdown.
Final hour of the show on this Thursday and because it is the second Thursday of the Fair, that means we have Andy Greder previewing the season opener for the Minnesota Golden Gophers against Matt Ruhl and the Nebraska Cornhuskers at Huntington Bank Stadium, he talks Gopher football, PJ Fleck and much more. Then, we had Attorney of Hennepin County Mary Moriarty on the show to talk about charges that were dropped in the death of Laneal Frazier who was killed by a driver fleeing police and some of the perspectives of her job in her first year as head of attorneys in Hennepin County.
Charges were dropped a few days ago against James Jeremiah Jones-Drain, the man responsible for fleeing police and in the process hitting and killing Laneal Frazier. We talked to Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty on the case, her time as head of the attorney’s office in Hennepin County and more.
We chatted with Andy Greder, who covers the Gophers and United for the Pioneer Press, who discussing a variety of topics from the season getting underway tonight, the PJ Fleck offense and Mark Coyle allegedly interviewing with USC.
We started off the second hour talking about the Minnesota State Fair and we discussed the scary medical situation that took place now for the second time with minority leader Mitch McConnell during a press conference and the possibility of term limits in our political system. We then break down some of the hottest songs of this summer with our friend Jason DeRusha
Jason DeRusha joins us on the patio for the showcase of some of the hottest songs of the summer and we breakdown each one in "Song of the Summer" from the Minnesota State Fair.
Should there be term limits after the second occurrence of Mitch McConnell freezing during a press conference so we look at this and ask should we facilitate term limits in politics, specifically Washington D.C. - we take your texts and thoughts on this.
Starting the show off with a surprise guest from our friend ‘Earl’ calling in to tell us about how he feels about the show and then we talk to the mayor of Saint Paul Melvin Carter talking about the new regulations with school resource officers and the response of some of the schools pulling their officers. We also come up with who might be the biggest Minnesota celebrity?
The mayor of Saint Paul, Melvin Carter joins us to talk about the legislation put in place regarding restriction of school resource officers and the response of that since it was put in place and what Saint Paul is doing to try and combat the massive amount of car thefts and improving the streets of Saint Paul.
We received a call from a fan of the show wandering the grounds of the Fair and even appears to be a fan of the show, also gives some of his fashion and hair tips and state fair etiquette .
Former Speaker of the House and majority leader Kurt Daudt joins us to kick off the final hour of the show talking about Democrats in the latest session and the importance of implementing reform in the education funding and who he thinks would be a good fit to run against Amy Klobuchar next year. Then we sit down with the 'Mayor' of Garage Logic and Minnesota radio and media icon Joe Soucheray on his legacy and 'Garage Logic.
We talked with the ‘mayor’ of Garage Logic, the legendary Joe Soucheray about his legacy, the historical success behind ‘Garage Logic’ and some of his fondest memories as a longtime radio and podcast icon in the state of Minnesota.
How does former Speaker of the House and majority leader Kurt Daudt feel Democrats did in the recent legislative session and who does he see as a candidate to run against Amy Klobuchar next year and he also talks reforms in the education system.
Second hour of the show and we start it by talking with the Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on a variety of topics from KIA/Hyundai theft to the shooting of Ricky Cobb II earlier this month. We then chatted with our friend Jamie Yuccas about the Spain women’s soccer team debacle as the story keeps growing and New York City eats.
Chatted with Jamie Yuccas about the Women's World Cup controversy and the finger pointing and standards that go along with these types of situations. Also, did she meet up with Jason DeRusha in New York this past weekend?
Pleased to be joined today by Attorney General Kieth Ellison, where we asked him what is being done about the many car thefts taking place with KIA and Hyuandais in the country and we also discussed what became of the death of Ricky Cobb which had taken place a few weeks ago.. We talked on more topics as well including the limitations on physicality being given to the resource officers in schools. Also, talked Allina Health as well.
Underway from the Minnesota State Fair, we aren't even a week into the Minnesota State Fair and producer Dave Harrigan is one entry at the Minnesota State Fair away from being on a ‘wanted’ poster. We transitioned into talking about the Southwest Light Rail Transit as well after hearing the Met Council has paused funding amid some stalemates in the process. After that we asked Adam a variety of questions in this State Fair edition of Ask Adam Anything.
It is time to ask Adam the pressing questions LIVE from the Minnesota State Fair from partying with rock stars to his flying preferences and some of his favorite restaurants and more!
Final hour of this Monday edition of the show from the Minnesota State Fair - Chip Scoggins joins us on the patio to talk about Vikings training camp and how to best handle scary hits in the NFL. Then we bring our friend Patrick Reusse into the conversation to talk some Gopher football ahead of their season opener Thursday night against Nebraska and discuss the Minnesota Twins as of late and the concerts in the Twin Cities this summer.
We wrap the show with the legendary Patrick Reusse talking Twins baseball, waiting in lines, concerts and more alongside Chip Scoggins from the Minnesota State Fair.
We were joined by Star Tribune’s own Chip Scoggins to discuss the Minnesota Golden Gophers in their upcoming Thursday matchup against Nebraska. Also we talked about Vikings training camp and how to handle hitting in the NFL.
We kicked off the second hour of the show with Mark Freie participating in Overrated, Underrated, Properly Rated. Discussed a bizarre text that Chad received this weekend. Then, we look into a couple stories from the weekend after learning that a fleeing driver accused of vehicular homicide had charges dropped by prosecutors and another story of children being left in a van that was towed away.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for a Minnesota State Fair edition of Overrated, Underrated, and Properly Rated. Also, who sends a medical bill via texting?
We started off the show talking to the U.S. Representative Angie Craig about a variety of topics from workforce, federal gun policies, how she is combatting fentanyl trafficking and where she stands today with Joe Biden’s tenure as president. Talked to Dave Harrigan about a wonderful event for a great cause taking place tonight in Saint Paul Park. Then we sat down with Dave St. Peter the President of the Minnesota Twins and asked him about the pitch clock, the direction the team is heading in and what we can expect as far as watching the Twins next season on television with Bally Sports North in question.
Chatted with Twins President Dave St. Peter about the walk-off win yesterday against the Rangers. We asked him how he thinks the pitch clock has changed the game this season. We also dug into the team direction going forward, the future of Bally Sports North and took some questions from the audience at the Minnesota State Fair.
Congresswoman Angie Craig joins us for the first portion of the show to update us on what she and her team is doing to combat fentanyl trafficking, farming and agriculture, workforce development and gun regulation.
Final hour on a steamy Friday at the Minnesota State Fair where we have some Vikings talk with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider discussing Kellen Mond’s fall from grace, Mike Zimmer’s status with the Colorado Buffalo and try and figure out the state of TJ Hockenson with the Vikings after suffering from ailments all week. We then ask the very important question, this time at the Minnesota State Fair - Am I Wrong?
Pedestrian roundabouts, photography scams, and more in this State Fair edition of Am I Wrong with Adam Levin doppelganger Dave Harrigan
We head down a rabbit hole and reflect on Mike Zimmer, his status in Colorado at the moment and his analysis of Kellen Mond as we have learned this past week that Kellen Mond has fallen down the depth chart and landed in the number three spot on the Browns. We also discuss the state of TJ Hockenson and the upcoming Vikings-Cardinals preseason finale
Starting off the second hour of this Friday we have Sheletta taking over the Fair. Talking about dating and telling all about an amazing event the Fair is putting on for those who struggle with disabilities and autism on Monday with the Kidway and Midway. Then we talked with Mayor Jacob Frey on a number of topics surrounding Downtown Minneapolis from skyways to restaurants to the Third Precinct plans.
Sat down with Mayor Jacob Frey to discuss the restaurant scene downtown in Minneapolis - how are restaurants now compared to previous years also talking Target, skyway systems in Minneapolis and an update on the Third Precinct.
We catch up with the busy life of our friend Sheletta and she tells a story of true love and the excitement of Monday’s sensory friendly day at the Minnesota State Fair where those who suffer from autism and other disabilities can enjoy the Midway and Kidway with the lights dim and the sound off creating a comfortable environment for everyone and hear which food she is going to be trying at the Fair for the first time.
On a busy, hot Friday at the Minnesota State Fair we kick off the show analyzing enormous crowd size today and declare proper State Fair etiquette when navigating the grounds of the Fair. We then give a full breakdown of the mugshots taken down at the Fulton County Jail of Donald Trump and others this week - how would you sum it up in one word? Then we talk with Stephen Montemayor of the Star Tribune about what the Minneapolis Police Department is doing to try and work around the federal restrictions placed on gun tracing as the number of guns being collected as evidence in the MPD is on the rise.
This morning Star Tribune put out an article on a large amount of gun inventory taking place in the Minneapolis Police Department however because of a federal mandated law, tracing them isn't as easy as it should be by law and he tells us about the work Minneapolis Department is doing to investigate gun crimes.
We spend the final hour talking (and eating) food with renowned food critic and writer Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl tasting some of the newest additions to the Minnesota State Fair alongside our WCCO “Be the Match” Donors John and Cindy. Even gives us her Top 5 things to try at the Minnesota State Fair
We dive into some delicious eats new to the Minnesota State Fair this year with award-winning food critic and writer Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl alongside our “Be the Match” donors John and Cindy. Dara gives us the foods she likes and gives the food she doesn't.
Second hour starts talking about balls and strikes with former MLB umpire Tim Tschida as he shares which ballparks he has enjoyed working at the most, what he thinks of the newer ballparks and also discusses the new strike zone system Bally Sports North and shares one special baseball story. We then talk about a Star Tribune story regarding Brian O’Hara and the MPD.
Whether it is as a fan or behind the plate , Tim Tschida has many great stories from his career as a major league umpire and he joins us to talk about the new strike zone system and talks about the newer stadiums and which ones he likes the most and tells us one special story from his career as an umpire.
We start off the “Great Minnesota Get Together recapping the GOP Republican Debate from last night in Milwaukee and to help us recap it all we invited Vin Weber. See what he had to say on it and does he think Donald Trump would win the nomination right now. We then discuss our own takeaways from the debate. After that we talk to Rena Sarigianopoulos about her takes on the Minnesota State Fair and share stories of previous State Fair experiences from years past as well as Chad sharing a near death experience.
Rena joins us for some interesting stories of Minnesota State Fair past from Chad and we get her take on “The Great Minnesota Get Together” and we also discuss a near death experience that had taken place.
It was a long night of debating last night in Milwaukee for the GOP Republican nomination and we talked to Vin Weber, former Congressman from Minnesota on what he took away from it and ask him if he thinks, even after last night's debate - would Donald Trump win the nomination right now?
What should we know about the newest COVID variants and boosters set to arrive next month? Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to talk about that and where he expects COVID case numbers to go in the next months.
The hour begins with Dr. Michael Osterholm joining Chad to talk about the newest COVID variants and what to expect this fall with boosters and the virus. Later, we talk about that outrageous wage that workers are asking for in order to switch jobs. Plus, Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly visit from Los Angeles.
Jamie Yuccas joins from Los Angeles to share about how Tropical Storm Hilary impacted her area and the large dip in user for Threads since it debuted.
R-rated comedies are making a bit of a comeback this summer. What's your favorite dirty comedy of all time?
R-rated comedies are making a bit of a comeback this summer. What are the greatest dirty comedies of all time? Chad starts with that topic before Rep. Frank Hornstein joins to share his thoughts on a reported deal between the Met Council and Hennepin County to cover the funding gap for Southwest LRT.
Rep. Frank Hornstein, Chair of the House Transportation Finance and Policy committee, joins Chad to speak about the deal between the Met Council and Hennepin County to cover the funding gap for Southwest LRT and why it doesn't mean much yet until he hears a completion date for the project.
We touch on several topics throughout the first hour today including what to do about a statewide teacher shortage, the living legends with us in Minnesota, and much more during Ask Adam Anything.
What's your favorite curse word? Adam Carter shared his and tackled many other topics today during another round of Ask Adam Anything!
Chad opens the show today with two topics. We discuss the shortage of teachers and aides in Minnesota schools. Plus, who are the living legends with us in Minnesota?
Chip Scoggins joins at the top of the hour to talk about Anthony Edwards carrying Team USA on Sunday and a brilliant pitching performance from Dallas Keuchel with the Twins before talk about incredible new poll numbers on how GOP voters feel about Donald Trump and the rest of the 2024 Republican field.
Who do you trust more: your friends and family or Donald Trump? GOP primary voters have made their choice in a new CBS News poll.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about Anthony Edwards and his great play for Team USA this summer before some talk about the Twins and a brilliant pitching performance from Dallas Keuchel.
Paul Magers joins Chad from Southern California to share his experience riding out Tropical Storm Hilary, what he's heard from friends in other areas that were hit harder and why he feels the storm with a bit overrated.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave with details of her battle with COVID to lead off Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before we speak with Paul Magers from Southern California about the impact of Tropical Storm Hilary.
Susie Jones leads Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated today sharing about her difficulty battling COVID over the last two weeks and how she's feeling now before we dive into lighter topics with Dave and Chad.
University of Minnesota Interim President Jeff Ettinger joins Chad to talk about taking that role with the U and what he hopes to accomplish before his time is up.
The American Academy of Pediatrics is pushing for a nationwide ban of corporal punishment in schools with 23 states that have yet to ban the practice. Chad starts with that topic before an interview with University of Minnesota Interim President Jeff Ettinger.
The American Academy of Pediatrics is urging the 23 states that haven't banned corporal punishment in schools to ban the practice immediately. Chad shares why he agrees with pushing for a ban any why he isn't necessarily against banning spanking in the home.
The hour begins with some Vikings talk with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider before Chad has some fun with the images from the summit at Camp David today and we play Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
What issues and position battles will Matthew Coller of Purple Insider be interested in during tomorrow night's second preseason game for the Vikings? He joined Chad to talk about that and more with the Purple.
Between Ron DeSantis this year and Michael Bloomberg in 2020, are there any presidential campaigns that have been more overhyped? Dave starts with that during Am I Wrong? before talking about the wonder of pre-sliced hot dog buns and men needing to embrace sitting down in the restroom.
Is Sheletta Brundidge ready to apologize for joining Cathy Wurzer earlier this week as direct competition to Chad? I don't think so.
Robert Redford turns 87 today. Chad talks about his incredible run of great films from his Hollywood prime and wonders if Redford is the best looking leading man in Hollywood history.
Sheletta Brundidge tries to defend her appearance on another radio station during Chad's show earlier in the week as part of our Feisty Friday segment with her. Plus, has there been a better looking leading man in Hollywood history than Robert Redford? Chad ponders that question on Redford's 87th birthday.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins Chad to talk about the proposed timelines for Donald Trump's first trial. Plus, Major speaks about what he's heard from Republican voters in Iowa and shares his thoughts on how President Biden has handled the tragedy in Maui.
Adam Carter sticks around at the top of the show to answer questions from Chad about his belief that he would be a top-notch Uber driver and get grilled on the rest of the skills he's claimed in the past are better than most.
Adam Carter believes he'd be a phenomenal Uber driver. Chad makes Adam stick around over the first half hour to talk about several skills Adam professes to possess. We also talk about a strong stance from Trader Joe's against self-checkout before diving into politics with Major Garrett.
Miss Shannan speaks with Robyn Dwight and Ann Bucciani of the Keep It Clean Coalition about there work caring for Minnesota lakes and, specifically, working with ice fishermen to clean up after themselves when they leave the lake.
Miss Shannan is in for Chad today! She opens the show talking about her first fishing trip on a Minnesota lake before talk about a new study sharing the top reasons couples file for divorce. Plus, Miss Shannan shares about the reason that pushed her to join her neighbors in putting up a lawn sign in front of her home.
Bradley Cooper is wearing a prosthetic nose in the upcoming film Maestro as he portrays Leonard Bernstein and many people are sharing their outrage. Miss Shannan dives into that conversation before speaking with two members of the Keep It Clean Coalition about preserving the beauty of our Minnesota lakes.
Should Sandra Bullock be taking the heat she's been getting online for her role in The Blind Side with the news this week of Michael Oher suing the Tuohy family? We open the hour with that conversation before talk about businesses still hoping to pull employees back to the office and the importance of making change in our lives and communities at the local level.
Miss Shannan talks about a new study showing the top relationship problems that lead to divorce and shares how the top reason was present in her own situation.
Miss Shannan is in for Chad today and the show begins with talk about her first time fishing on a Minnesota lake just yesterday in Burnsville.
Former US Attorney for Minnesota Erica MacDonald joins Chad to discuss the latest indictment for Donald Trump and the horrific story of a 3-year-old in Hinckley that shot and killed himself with a loaded gun found at home.
Former US Attorney Erica MacDonald joins Chad to talk about the latest indictment of Donald Trump, the details involved, and if she thinks at least one of the cases against Trump could go to trial and be resolved by November 2024.
Chad discusses the horrendous story of a 3-year-old in Hinckley found dead after accessing a loaded gun and shooting himself.
New York Times reporter David Gelles joins Chad to talk about an extensive series he helped put out looking at how quickly America is actually moving towards renewable energy sources.
Jamie Yuccas is back with Chad for some talk about reaction to the Maui wildfires and Alabama passing a law against smoking in vehicles with children present.
Chad opens the hour with talk about the push for clean energy in America by speaking with New York Times reporter David Gelles. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins from Los Angeles to talk about the Maui wildfires and laws against smoking in cars with children present.
With a new indictment leveled against Donald Trump, Chad opens the show talking about Trump's new indictment, all of the other charges, and why he still commands so much support over the rest of the GOP field for 2024. Later, we lighten it up with Adam Carter joining for Ask Adam Anything!
Will Adam Carter admit to getting caught by his wife for staring bit too long at another beautiful woman in Italy? That's among the many topics today during Ask Adam Anything!
With all of the baggage Donald Trump is carrying into 2024, including the latest indictment in Georgia, Chad has just one question for GOP voters still supporting him. With all of the other choices out there running for the nomination, why him!?
Chip Scoggins joins for his regular Monday visit to speak about the Maui wildfires and some lighter topics from the sports world. Chad also discusses the police raid of a small newspaper office in Kansas and Jason DeRusha joins to defend his complaints about poor cell service at the Pink concert.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to share his reaction to the devastation in Maui just a month after he was there. We also talk about a lawsuit from Michael Oher, a good weekend for the Twins and what's happening with the Vikings a few days after their preseason opener.
Chad discusses the police raid on a small Kansas newspaper office and why everyone should be concerned as it relates to our First Amendment rights.
Chad speaks about new statistics showing nearly 50,000 Americans took their own lives last year and the need for more mental health help in the country. Plus, we hear from several callers with personal stories of how suicide has impacted their lives and families.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for two fun segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before we turn the conversation in a much more serious direction discussing the new report from the CDC on suicide in America.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for two fun segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly where we hear about Laura's fantastic concert weekend, Dave's problem with Ed Sheeran, and Chad's rib issue.
Adam Carter sticks around for the first two segments of the show to chop it up with Chad on speeding and more before Chad rips President Biden for offering only a 'no comment' when asked over the weekend about the devastation in Maui.
Adam Carter sticks around with Chad over the first half-hour of the show to talk about speeding statistics on Minnesota roads and much more.
When asked about the devastating fires on Maui, President Biden could only say 'no comment.' Chad speaks about how that is a completely unacceptable response for Biden or any President.
Dave Harrigan argues that air travelers should get paid when an airline changes the flight schedule days, weeks or months before the flight. Henry Lake agrees, but thinks Dave isn't going far enough with the penalty for the airlines! We talk about that and more today during Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Henry Lake to recap some of the interesting points from last night's preseason opener for the Vikings. Plus, what does Matthew think of the team bringing in veteran RB Kareem Hunt for a workout?
Matthew Coller joins Henry Lake to talk about last night's preseason opener for the Vikings and the team bringing in Kareem Hunt for a visit. Later, we have another round of Make Lake Laugh before Am I Wrong? wraps up the show for the week.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Henry Lake for two segments of Feisty Friday fun before we play a round of Make Lake Laugh with Dave Chappelle tickets on the line and Henry talks about his excitement about Paige Bueckers coming back from injury this upcoming basketball season with UCONN.
It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge joining Henry Lake to talk about messing up her travel plans, the Alabama riverfront brawl and much more!
Do the recent sports betting scandals concern you and make you rethink any desire to make a bet? Henry talks about the recent news regarding college athletes in Iowa, Phil Mickelson and more.
New statistics show speeding continues to be a huge issue on Minnesota's roads. Henry Lake shares information about the number of citations issued last month and discussed what he's seeing while behind the wheel.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today talking about startling new statistics on speeding in Minnesota, a tough series in Detroit for the Twins, and sports betting scandals involving college athletes, Phil Mickelson and more.
The Minneapolis school board can't figure out what the policy should be on cell phones in the classroom. Chad opens the hour by trying to help them out with his own policy before we move to a discussion about Minneapolis and most other cities around the country still struggling to bring people back downtown.
The Star Tribune has a piece sharing data about the number of people coming downtown Minneapolis each day and how businesses are still struggling to make ends meet. How do businesses get their workers back into the office? How does Minneapolis itself draw more people during the weekdays?
The Minneapolis school board chose not to vote on a policy that would allow teachers to make the decision of what happens with cell phones in their classrooms. Let's help them out. What's your policy?
We get an early visit from Major Garrett this week to talk about the House Oversight Committee's continued investigation of the Biden family and much more from Washington.
Can anyone make Chad laugh today with Dave Chappelle tickets on the line? We start the hour with that before Chad offers his thoughts on the Orioles suspending broadcaster Kevin Brown. Plus, Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about the latest with investigations of the Biden family and much more from Washington.
Photos and videos of the wildfires in Maui are incredible horrific. Chad opens the show talking about what he's seen, the devastation taking place, and why it's so difficult to see this happening in a place many have visited and view as paradise on Earth.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad to talk about her vicious little dog, what she's working on to celebrate KARE's big anniversary, and why she doesn't want to win too much in a lottery drawing.
Chad opens the show speaking about the wildfires burning in Maui right now before we have some fun during our weekly conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.
Marijuana has been legal in Minnesota for a week and the world hasn't ended yet! Chad start with that before our game of Make Chad Laugh with a pair of Dave Chappelle tickets on the line. Plus, Congressman Dean Phillips joins to talk about continuing to push more prominent Democrats to challenge President Biden for the party's 2024 Presidential nomination.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to talk about his continued urging for a more prominent Democrat to step up and challenge President Biden for the party's nomination in 2024. Phillips tells Chad why he keeps pushing, the message he's received from the White House, and when he'll make a decision on if he will run or not.
After a slow start, our second caller today used nearly his full time before getting to the dad joke that cracked Chad during Make Chad Laugh.
MPD Chief Brian O'Hara joins Chad to talk about the announcement of reorganizing the leadership of the department and what it means for the future of Minneapolis police and residents.
Chad speaks about the importance of securing guns away from kids after the death in St. Paul of a 12-year-old with his 14-year-old brother as the alleged shooter. Plus, MPD Chief Brian O'Hara joins to share details on the major reorganization of the department's leadership.
The 14-year-old boy who allegedly shot and killed his 12-year-old brother was released from custody. The story is horrible, and reminds us that there is no excuse for why any child is allowed to get their hands on a gun.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty subs for Adam Carter and answers a bunch of fun and interesting questions from Chad and our listeners during Ask Tim Pawlenty Anything!
Chad opens the show with some personal topics including his night with his boys and the WWE at Target Center. Plus, Tim Pawlenty subs for Adam Carter during to play Ask Tim Pawlenty Anything!
Chad shares about an amazing and emotional night at Target Center as he and his boys enjoyed WWE Monday Night Raw.
Is anyone up to the task of making Chad laugh to earn tickets to see Dave Chappelle? We hear from five listeners with their best jokes and stories hoping to crack a chuckle from Chad.
What does Chip Scoggins make of the Twins sweeping Arizona at Target Field? Chip and Chad start with some baseball talk before also discussing Big Ten realignment and more from the world of sports.
Chip Scoggins joins at for his weekly appearance with Chad to talk Twins, the Big Ten adding schools and more from the world of sports before we play our first game of Make Chad Laugh with Dave Chappelle tickets on the line.
Rep. Dean Phillips spoke with Major Garrett on Face the Nation yesterday about the possibility of challenging President Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination in 2024. Chad talks about what Phillips says on this show three months ago compared to what he said yesterday.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for a fun and wide-ranging edition of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before we discuss Rep. Dean Phillips' appearance with Major Garrett on Sunday's Face the Nation broadcast.
Laura talks about a wonderful day in Stillwater, Dave shares a story of almost losing his lunch on the tilt-a-whirl, Chad rips politicians that remove their coats and roll up their sleeves and we touch on much more during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Several news reports have detailed bad behavior in movie theaters are crowds have returned for Barbie and Oppenheimer. What's going on and why?
How have we let politics influence who we cheer for in sports? Chad opens the show talking about how many on the right were loving the USWNT World Cup loss and, in particular, Megan Rapinoe's failure in penalty kicks.
Megan Rapinoe missed a penalty kick near the end of the World Cup loss for the Women's National Team and conservatives loved it. How have we let politics influence who we cheer for in sports? Chad opens with that discussion before talk about why moviegoers are behaving badly in the theater.
Hour 2 of The Chad Hartman Show features talk about some sports topics, a new Minnesota adoption law and a conversation with Sheletta Brundidge.
Chad talks about a couple of sports topics before getting into a discussion on whether a new adoption law in the state of Minnesota is fair.
Feisty Friday's features the always affable Sheletta Brundidge who talks about her son attempting to buy a car as well as some news about state adoption law.
Another edition of Am I Wrong, this week with Producer Charlie features questions about picky eaters, bumper stickers and sleeping during movies.
Hour 3 of The Chad Hartman Show features another edition of Am I Wrong, with statements about sleeping, picky eaters and bumper stickers plus a talk with Matthew Coller which features some football talk but more talk about what he's scared of.
Purple Insider's Matthew Coller tells us he's scared of most everything. He also tells us what to think about Lewis Cine and a rookie Linebacker who is showing out for the Vikings.
Hour 1 of the Chad Hartman Show features a conversation about what we'll lose in the next 20 years, plus Major Garrett of CBS News talks politics from Trump to Phillips.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins Chad for their weekly chat. This week, everything from the latest Trump indictment, to Dean Phillips potential Presidential run is discussed.
Chad had a conversation this week with a friend who sees the end of grocery shopping in the future. What do you think won't make it another 20 years?
Final hour of the show and we catch up with Paul Magers who is currently enjoying the retirement life out in California and tells us about his journey as a reporter and anchor in Minnesota and why so many people are flocking to Death Valley. Also we discuss a story from the New York Times of two people separated at birth who, after 67 years finally reunited and take your texts and thoughts on how something like this would impact you.
We recap and summarize a compelling New York Times story of two individuals who were switched at birth and finally, at the age of 67 have finally been reunited. We take your texts and thoughts on how this would affect you.
Had the chance to talk with Paul Magers who is enjoying retirement out in Palm Springs and we covered a plethora of topics from retirement to people flocking to Death Valley and when he recalls things really taking off as a news reporter, even telling the amazing story of the 1986 tornado that swept through Brooklyn Park and Fridley. Plus, we also reminisce on his twenty year career at KARE 11.
Recapping our conversation and taking your texts on that. We talk Donald Trump as he arrives in Washington D.C. today. Also, we tell a story of a driver who fails to understand multiple lanes in the metro and the story that is told is unnerving.
We chat with Jason DeRusha through Zoom on a tech savvy Thursday to get his recap of his journey out west so far on vacation as he recaps the sights and sounds from the Pacific Northwest from Seattle to Alaska, he gives us all the details.
We analyze in-depth a reckless driving maneuver that took place on this Thursday morning commute that will make you question the driving skills of some Minnesotans. Also we technologically advance ourselves and connect with Jason DeRusha whilst on his tour of the Pacific Northwest.
We caught up with Dr. Scott Jensen in the studio to talk about a variety of topics in the first hour from his race against Governor Tim Walz last fall, what he thinks needs to change for Republicans in Minnesota, the various aspects of abortion in Minnesota, and more.
Former US Attorney for Minnesota Thomas Heffelfinger breaks down the Trump indictment and later we talk about the US Women's National Soccer Team and players not singing the National Anthem.
Another day another indictment of former President Donald Trump. What this one says and what it means with former US Attorney for Minnesota Thomas Heffelfinger.
Jesse Ventura joins the program to talk about everything from Trump to the climate and of course Marijuana. Later on Chad takes a realistic look at the Twins as the trade deadline comes and goes.
Is it unpatriotic that the US Women's National Soccer Team doesn't sing the National Anthem? NO!
Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura joins Chad to talk everything from climate, to Trump to, of course, Marijuana.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Chad for their weekly chat where they discuss everything from the 35W Bridge Collapse to Jaywalking.
In hour 1 of The Chad Hartman Show, he gets into a talk about the shooting of Ricky Cobb II by a Minnesota State Trooper before being joined by Rena Sarigianopoulos for their weekly chat about big Minnesota events and Jay-Walkers.
Chad starts off the show with a juggling display before we get into a discussion about the shooting of Ricky Cobb II and whether deadly force seemed justified.
Chad talks about his belief that Dean Phillips should run against Joe Biden for the Democratic Presidential nomination.
CBS News' Jamie Yuccas joins for her weekly chat with Chad. They talk about her upcoming plans including her bachelorette party.
Chad thinks Dean Phillips should run for President, do you? Later CBS' Jamie Yuccas joins Chad for their weekly chat.
Hour 3 of the Chad Hartman Show features a conversation with the U of M's Megan Walsh about gun background checks from online retailers. Later we take the press conference about the killing of Ricky Cobb II by a State Trooper as he fled in a vehicle.
Chad takes part of the press conference regarding the killing of Ricky Cobb II by a State Trooper live before talking about the video and what he's thinking.
Hour 1 of the Chad Hartman Show features a discussion about the now legal marijuana in the state plus Lou Nanne joins the show to answer your questions.
Lou Nanne fills in for Adam on Ask Adam Anything and answers his favorite foods, places and tells a whole heck of a lot of stories.
Chad celebrates marijuana legalization in Minnesota as well as taking listener questions.
Chad starts off the show with some gentle ribbing of Tom Hauser before getting into the breaking news of Pee-Wee Herman's death. Later Chad talks about how he thinks the GOP presidential primary is already over.
Hour 2 of the Chad Hartman show features a overrated/underrated/properly rated plus a discussion about whether parents should be tracking their kids as much.
Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins talks with Chad about the struggling Twins, Danielle Hunter situation with the Vikings and his most recent award.
This edition of overrated, underrated or properly rated features discussion about pool floaties, sex and the city, salads, wild rice and much more!
Chad talks about a recent article saying parents are air-tagging their kids to keep track of them. Should we trust our kids more?
Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins joins Chad for their weekly chat about all things Twins, Vikings and Chip's most recent award. Later Chad gives an update on a big local crime story before discussing whether you should butt-kiss at work.
Chad asks if Donald Trump has already wrapped up the GOP Presidential nomination as Ron DeSantis' poll numbers continue to tumble.
Adam Carter dives into the speculation that Congressman Dean Phillips could challenge Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination in 2024 before our weekly game of Am I Wrong? led by Dave.
Adam Carter discusses a note from Politico that Congressman Dean Phillips could challenge for the Democratic nomination in 2024. Do you think he could win? Would you support him?
Adam Carter is in Chad seat today as Dave Harrigan brings him through a round of Am I Wrong? which includes thoughts on the Little League World Series, clothing, Chicago and more.
Congresswoman Nancy Mace used some time speaking at a prayer breakfast to joke about premarital sex with her fiancé and took heat on social from fellow conservatives. Adam Carter talks about her comments and those that took issue with them.
The hour begins with Feisty Friday as Sheletta joins Adam Carter for some fun talking about taking over Twin Cities Live later today. Plus, we discuss Congresswoman Nancy Mace taking heat from fellow conservatives for referencing premarital sex with her fiance.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Adam Carter for another Feisty Friday segment to talk about taking her shot as a fill-in host on Twin Cities Live this afternoon!
How much effort do you put into making sure you get news from several different voices? Adam Carter discusses a new study showing just how much of a role Facebook and other social media platforms have had in dividing us into our silos.
Adam Carter discusses a large study about Americans getting their news from social media and how that has contributed to the echo chambers we find ourselves. Later, Major Garrett speaks about that study and the latest with Hunter Biden and Donald Trump.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Adam Carter to share his thoughts on how Americans get their news and talk about the difficult weeks for both Hunter Biden and Donald Trump.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad at the top of the hour to share about his battle with long COVID and how Minnesota's COVID number look today. Later, Matthew Coller joins to share about his new book and how the Vikings sit as they enter training camp.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to share about writing his new book, if he believes Danielle Hunter could still be traded before the season begins and much more as the Vikings begin training camp.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to share about his battle with long COVID. Plus, we hear from Mike about the COVID numbers today in Minnesota and he thoughts on RFK Jr.
Jason DeRusha opens up about getting dinged with a speeding ticket for going 12 mph over the limit yesterday. He shares the story we and talk about the fastest we've ever gone as a driver or passenger in car.
Chad opens the hour discussing Mitch McConnell freezing during a press conference Wednesday, reactions to the incident, and if this should start any discussion about age limits, term limits, or health and competency requirements for lawmakers. Later, Jason DeRusha joins for some fun and to share the story of his speeding ticket.
Mitch McConnell froze and needed to be helped away from the microphone during a press conference yesterday. Far too many people have used this as the moment to say something disgusting about McConnell and show no concern for his health.
Chad, noted summer enthusiast, is joining the masses today by decrying the hot temperatures in Minnesota. Is he a summer fraud? Later, retired judge Kevin Burke joins to talk about Hunter Biden's plea deal getting derailed in court Wednesday.
Retired judge Kevin Burke joins Chad with analysis of what happened in court yesterday that derailed Hunter Biden's plea deal and what happens next.
As one of the most prominent pro-summer voices in the upper Midwest, is Chad Hartman a fraud by crying 'UNCLE!' over today's hot temperature?
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher joins Chad to talk about the advantages St. Paul has over Minneapolis in their ability to combat car thefts and some of the other reasons for success on the east side.
Mitt Romney wants member of the GOP presidential field for 2024 to drop out so that one of the challengers has a chance to defeat the overwhelming favorite Donald Trump. Is that possible? Chad discusses that among many other topics during the first two segments of this hour.
Chad opens the hour jumping around to several topics including listening, Mitt Romney hoping to cut down the GOP 2024 field, and gambling in the NFL before a conversation with Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher about the success St. Paul is having in fighting car thefts.
State Rep. Zack Stephenson joins at the top of the hour to talk about the confusion and last minute decisions being made around the state regarding marijuana legalization that takes effect next week. Later, Chad discusses the argument that because Hunter Biden is open to criticism from Republicans, Democrats should be able to go after Barron Trump.
Democrats have argued that because Hunter Biden is a target for conservatives over his legal issues, Barron Trump should be open for criticism as well. Chad explains why he believes that is ridiculous.
Representative Zack Stephenson joins Chad to talk about marijuana becoming legal across the state next week and how cities around Minnesota are still debating what legalization will look like in their towns.
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to talk about the Commander biting folks at the White House, giving up your phone for a show, cottage cheese and much more.
Chad speaks out against people using Bronny James' medical emergency as an opportunity to push their conspiracy theories before we lighten the mood with some fun during Ask Adam Anything and Adam Carter.
18-year-old Bronny James suffers cardiac arrest at a USC basketball practice and many have used this as a chance to push conspiracy theories about Covid vaccines and myocarditis. Chad has seen and heard enough from that crowd.
Elon Musk has rebranding the name and logo of Twitter to X. Chad discusses the decision and if it's good or bad for the future of the company.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins makes his regular appearance to talk about the Twins as the hottest club in baseball since the all-star break, the start of training camp for the Vikings and much more from the world of sports.
Chip Scoggins joins for two segments to talk Twins, old mascots, the start of Vikings training camp and much more. Plus, we talk about what Elon Musk is doing by rebranding Twitter as X.
The parents of 5-year-old Keaton Peck don't want chemotherapy for their son, despite medical advice saying it is the best way to keep him free of leukemia. Healthcare ethics expert Arthur Caplan joins to discuss the case and why he agrees with the judge that ruled the government is correct in this case to step in on behalf of the child.
Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated includes Susie Jones sharing the many creative ways she found herself getting kicked out of class in high school.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a serious conversation with Arthur Caplan of NYU on healthcare ethics and the case of a judge forcing chemotherapy for a 5-year-old whose parents refused the treatment to keep leukemia from returning.
Chad, Adam Carter, and a few listeners share some of the best excuses they've invented to get out of a sticky situation.
Do you by Jordan Addison's excuse for driving 140mph through St. Paul on I-94? Adam and Susie stick around to talk about that with Chad. We also hear about Susie's trip to see Oppenheimer this weekend and we share some of the greatest excuses we've used to get out of trouble.
Vikings rookie WR says a dog emergency causes him to drive 140mph on I-94 last week. Chad's not buying the excuse and we have Adam Carter and Susie Jones joining in with their thoughts on the story.
Chad speaks with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about Dr. Cedric Alexander announcing his retirement after less than a year as the city's first Community Safety Commissioner. Plus, Frey shares the reasons he signed an executive order today that will deprioritize the enforcement of laws regarding entheogenic plants.
Wayne Kostroski joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about the Taste Fore the Tour event kicking off the week for the 3M Open on Monday and how anyone can still get involved. Later, we talk about what we've learned about the shooter in Fargo, ND. Plus, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey answers questions about the announced departure of Dr. Cedric Alexander and Frey's order to deprioritize the enforcement of laws relating to entheogenic plants.
Sheletta shares about loving the Beyonce concert last night and some startling statistics about how Trump voters feel about racism in America. Plus, we bump up our weekly game of Am I Wrong? an hour earlier than usual!
During our weekly Am I Wrong? game, Dave is inspired by the passing and memorials for Tony Bennett to say that a great singing voice is the best physical blessing a person can receive. Is he wrong? Chad debates that opinion along with Dave's thoughts on littering penalties and our summer 2023 weather.
It's Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and she reviews the Beyonce concert at Huntington Bank stadium last night as a showed that gave her more than what she paid for. Plus, Sheletta gives a very thoughtful and insightful response to survey data saying Trump voters are more worried about racism towards white Americans than black Americans.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about federal judge Aileen Cannon announcing the trial in Donald Trump's classified documents case will begin next May and that means for the campaign and GOP voters. Plus, Chad and Major discuss the latest troubles facing Hunter Biden and President Joe Biden.
Chad opens the show with two segments on the incredible life and career of Tony Bennett before Major Garrett joins for his weekly visit to talk about the latest issues facing Donald Trump and Hunter Biden.
Chad opens the show looking back at the incredible life and career of Tony Bennett and which performers still alive today come closest to his talent and longevity.
Chad chats with Cory Provus about the hot bat of Eddy Julien, what happens when Jorge Polanco and Royce Lewis return from injury and much more leading up to the club's final game today in Seattle.
Chad rips Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene for the nude photos she emailed to colleagues and displayed in Congress yesterday. Later, we talk Twins with the voice of the club, Cory Provus.
Chad says the decision by Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene to display nude photos of Hunter Biden receiving oral sex during a congressional hearing yesterday are pathetic and indefensible.
Chad used the first half of the hour to talk about the breaking announcement from Minneapolis that Community Safety Commissioner Cedric Alexander is retiring from his position this fall. Later, we discuss the hatred and negativity Chad has seen on Twitter in the last two days after an innocent tweet about the popularity of Zorbaz restaurants in greater Minnesota.
Chad tweeted earlier this week about the popularity of Zorbaz in greater Minnesota and the responses have been full of folks not understanding the simple question and ridiculous negativity from some.
The city of Minneapolis confirms that Cedric Alexander is retiring from his job as the city's first Community Safety Commissioner. A press release included statements from Alexander and Mayor Frey, but Chad wants to know why they didn't address the biggest question. Why is he leaving?
Is there a restaurant or bar in outstate Minnesota that is more well-known than Zorbaz? Chad opens the hour with that conversation after his own visit to Zorbaz last night before moving to the Jason Aldean controversy.
Jason Aldean released the video for his song Try That In a Small Town a few days ago and already CMT has pulled it from rotation because of controversy brought by those who call it racist. Chad discusses the song, the video, and what he believes the impact will be on Aldean's career.
Chad visited Zorbaz in Brainerd last night. He asks if any greater Minnesota restaurant/bar is more well-known? We receive many nominations and some are close, but many are not. Zorbaz rules lake country!
Chad speaks about the announcement from the U of M that they will no longer consider race of legacy as part of their admissions process. Plus, we speak with Congresswoman Angie Craig on several topics including today's speech in Congress from Israeli President Herzog.
Congresswoman Angie Craig joins Chad to talk about her attendance at the address of Israeli President Herzog to Congress, Donald Trump's target letter, her support for President Biden in 2024 and more.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 makes her weekly visit for some fun and to discuss a decision from In-N-Out burger to require employees in restaurants to provide a note from a doctor if they choose to wear a mask at work.
The U of M announced they will no longer consider race of legacy in the admissions process. Chad applauds the move and says the practice of considering family ties to a college when deciding on an admission application is outdated and snobbish.
Chad opens the show ripping the hot dog on National Hot Dog Day before a discussion with Rena Sarigianopoulos about In-N-Out burger confirming the will not allow workers at their restaurants to wear masks on the job without a doctor's note.
Chad comes out hot today saying the hot dog is OVERRATED! In fact, his sausage pecking order goes Polish, brat, then the hot dog a distant third.
Chad speaks with Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey about Sonny Gray, Byron Buxton, the team's offensive approach, plans for the trade deadline and more.
While trying to track down Jamie Yuccas, Chad discusses some of the ideas pitched for a revamping of I94 between St. Paul and Minneapolis. Jason DeRusha also joins in the fun with his thoughts on 94, terrible and unflattering impressions of Jamie, and we do hear from Jamie herself before the show ends.
Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins to talk about the club, struggles for Sonny Gray and Byron Buxton, the plan for the trade deadline and much more. Plus, we have some fun talking about some absurd ideas for revamping I94 and Jason DeRusha has his own fun with a Jamie Yuccas impression.
Colleges around the country report a huge drop in students looking for a degree in education and a future in teaching. Aside from increasing salaries, what needs to be done to attract more people back to the classroom as teachers?
More surveys, more debate, and still no plan in Minneapolis to replace or rebuild the 3rd precinct that was burned after the murder of George Floyd. Chad calls the inaction indefensible. Later, we talk about how colleges are seeing a huge drop in the amount of students seeking education degrees.
City leaders in Minneapolis are continuing to debate and survey the public over what the best plan is to replace the burned 3rd precinct building that remains standing. Make a decision already!
The show begins with former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger commenting on the target letter sent from special counsel Jack Smith to former President Donald Trump and the likelihood of a third indictment coming for Trump. Later, we lighten it up with two segments of Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter.
Can Adam Carter defend his favorite outdoor sport and why Minnesota requires your social security number to get your first fishing license? That, and many more topics were discussed during today's Ask Adam Anything!
Former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins Chad to talk about the target letter received by Donald Trump from special counsel Jack Smith and the likelihood of a third indictment coming soon.
Back from a family trip to Maui, Chip Scoggins shares some highlights from a great trip and we jump into some Minnesota sports topics before Chad discusses a story about sexual attraction and those who enter a relationship without any physical attraction to their partner.
Chad reacts to a comment from a relationship therapist in a news story talking about men that admit they've never been sexually attracted to their partner.
Home from a family trip to Maui, Chip Scoggins shares some of the great moments from a phenomenal trip before he and Chad dive into some ugly number from Byron Buxton, what Matt Dumba hasn't signed with a team yet and an incredible men's final at Wimbledon.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for a fun round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before we speak with former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson about the death of Fargo officer Jake Wallin and what's happening with Minneapolis police and the work to reform the department.
Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated begins with a very controversial topic as Susie Jones opens with her love for s'mores. What do you say? We have that and much more as Susie, Dave and Chad play our regular Monday game.
Former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson joins to share his emotions after hearing about the shooting death of Fargo officer Jake Wallin and thoughts about the consent decree for Minneapolis police and what it means for the future of the department.
Is the time right in America for a third party candidate to make some noise or even win a Presidential election? Chad opens the show talking about that and Senator Joe Manchin showing up in New Hampshire before telling us about his experience seeing Elvis at Breezy Point over the weekend. What are the iconic Minnesota places and events that every Minnesotan needs to experience?
Is No Labels preparing to announce Senator Joe Manchin as their candidate for President in 2024? Is the climate right in this country to a third party candidate to win?
Chad talks about his experience seeing Elvis over the weekend at Breezy Point resort. What are the places and events around the state that every Minnesotan needs to experience?
Chad shares news about just how many mass killings we've had through the first half of the year in America. Is there any reason to be optimistic that America can at least begin to solve the problem sometime in the next decade?
Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? to wrap a Friday show talking about above ground pools, pre-packaged deli meat and the importance of celebrating our birthdays.
Mass killings and shootings are more common than ever in America today. Do you have any hope that we'll finally begin to solve the issue sometime in the next decade?
The hour opens with talk of tattoo's cheesesteaks and more with Sheletta during Feisty Friday before Chad and many listeners share stories of the best shows they've seen in small venues.
The Killers played First Avenue last night in advance of tonight's show at Target Field. What's your most memorable experience seeing a band in a small venue?
What was Sheletta doing hanging out at a tattoo festival today? She and Cha d spoke about that, her son picking up a second job, Philly cheesesteaks and much more during another fun Feisty Friday.
Chad opens the show talking about summer camp experiences and strange pets before a fantastic two segments with the always fantastic Major Garrett.
Chad speaks with Major Garrett of CBS News about the Secret Service ending their investigation into cocaine that was found in the White House, the House approving a controversial new defense bill and much more.
Chad's youngest son is off to summer camp for a few weeks in northern Minnesota and Chad at home taking care of a bearded dragon. We open the show sharing about favorite camp experiences and some of the strange pets we've had.
Chad jumps around between a few topics, including the drink of the summer, bow ties, and the consent decree for MPD before a great conversation about the Emmys and SAG-AFTRA strike with Clayton Davis of Variety.
HBO has a ridiculous amount of Emmy nominations this year. What is their secret that the rest of the competition can't figure out? We spoke about, and actors voting to join Hollywood writers with their own strike with Clayton Davis of Variety.
Is there any better drink on a hot summer day than a gin and tonic? We open the hour talking about the drink of the summer, bow ties, and the latest on the consent decrere for MPD.
Chad opens the hour with two segments discussing the FDA's approval of over-the-counter birth control pills before some fun on several topics with Jason DeRusha in studio.
Jason DeRusha joins the show to talk about the agony over losing your keys or wallet, Chad joining Tik Tok, and why we all believe our phones are listening to us even what they are off.
Chad talks about the FDA approval over over-the-counter birth control pills and says it's a move that is long overdue.
Chad opens the show shortly after being reminded Dave is celebrating his birthday today. We talk birthday gifts and traditions with Adam Carter joining the conversation before we hear how Dave was insulted yesterday by a hair stylist. Later, we talk about the Secret Service ending their search for the person responsible for leaving cocaine inside the White House.
Eleven days after cocaine was found in the White House, the Secret Service has called off the investigation saying they've exhausted all ideas and resources to determine who left the drug. We discuss the story and Chad shares a couple heated phone calls with listeners looking at it from a different perspective.
Happy birthday Dave! Chad heard it's Dave's birthday right before the show and we open with talk about gifts, a visit from Adam Carter, and how Dave was insulted while getting a haircut yesterday.
Rep. Frank Hornstein joins at the top of the hour to talk about the latest debate and arguments regarding Southwest LRT and the legislative audit of the project. We also discuss the sentence for former MPD officer Brian Cummings before speaking with CNBC's Brian Sullivan about the state of the American economy.
CNBC host Brian Sullivan joins Chad for talk about the state of our economy today as we continue to recover from the pandemic. Plus, we talk weddings, Last Call and more!
Representative Frank Hornstein joins Chad to talk about the Southwest LRT builder firing back at the audit of the troubled project, failures from the Met Council and much more.
Would you try an octopus slider? A feral pig knuckle? How about pudding beer or milk chocolate meatloaf? Food entrepreneur Terry Mansfield has tried to being each of those creations and many more to the State Fair over the years but has never been accepted. He spoke with Chad about trying to get a new food into the Fair for the past 13 years.
On many issues and examples, our politics have split our country into two very different Americas. How can we change? Is it possible for a third party to break through and unite the country again?
In many ways, our politics have divided us into two Americas. Chad opens the hour with two segments on that topic before we hear from food entrepreneur Terry Mansfield about his 13-year run of being rejected by the State Fair as he tries to bring a new food to the event.
It's legal, it's recommended by the traffic experts, yet Minnesotans still can't get behind the zipper merge. Embrace the zipper merge, Minnesota!
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for her weekly visit to update us on the injury she suffered live on the air with Chad last week at a playground. We also talk about her feelings on waterparks and discuss some new statistics about couples that choose to sleep in different rooms.
Chad opens the show with a passionate plea for Minnesotans to improve their zipper merging skills after seeing video of a pickup driver causing an accident while trying to be the merge police. Later, we have some fun with Rena talking about water parks and sleep divorce.
Former Congressman Vin Weber joins Chad to talk about the DeSantis campaign being seemingly stuck in the mud, what Donald Trump has that DeSantis doesn't, and what other members of the GOP field could rise up to challenge Trump for the 2024 nomination.
More Americans than ever are living alone. Chad opens his final hour talking about how the statistics are changing and if more solo living says anything either good or bad about the country.
More Americans than ever are living alone. Chad opens the hour talking about the numbers and if more solo living says anything either good or bad about the country. We also discuss news from the Senate hearing investigating the PGA-LIV golf deal and we chat about the GOP field for 2024 with former Congressman Vin Weber.
The hour begins with Senator Erin Maye Quade talking about her push for infertility coverage for everyone in Minnesota and financial problems for Mike Lindell and MyPillow. Later, we have two segments of fun with Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl talking about the new foods coming to the State Fair.
State Senator Erin Maye Quade joins Chad to talk about support for the bill to mandate infertility coverage through health insurance and the chance that the bill could pass in 2024.
Pickles, pickles and more pickles! Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl joins Chad to talk about the vast amount of new pickle dishes coming to the Fair this year and much more from what she's looking forward to eating and the items she's dreading.
What can be done to help slow the rise of diabetes in America and around the world? Chad opens the show with two segments on that topic before moving to Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter.
Diabetes rates are skyrocketing around the country and beyond. Much of the reason for that can be tied back to diet and obesity. Is it time for more tough and direct talk towards people dealing with weight issues?
If eating lutefisk would save his daughters from certain harm, would Adam Carter eat that nasty fish? That was one of the many questions and topics up for discussion during today's Ask Adam Anything!
Chad discusses the news of hazing and bullying within the football program at Northwestern and why he doesn't believe head coach Pat Fitzgerald knew nothing about it.
Patrick Reusse shares some time for a fantastic segment talking about the Twins, Wolves, music, TV and more.
Chad opens the hour talking about reports of hazing within the Northwestern University football team and coach Pat Fitzgerald claiming he knew nothing about it. Plus, should we feel good about Larry Nassar being stabbed in prison? Later, Patrick Reusse is tremendous as usual on the Twins, Wolves, music, TV and more.
Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated features talk and debate about ice cream, flat bike tires, bucket hats, and much more. Later, we talk about the high cost of infertility treatments and if Minnesota is way late in requiring insurance to cover the costs.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave from the newsroom for our game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Many Minnesotans struggle with infertility and most don't have insurance that covers treatments. Is it time to require coverage?
Chad opens the show reacting to a column from Maureen Dowd about the Biden family ignoring Hunter Biden's young daughter, the seventh grandchild of Joe and Jill Biden. Later, Lou Raguse of KARE 11 joins to talk about the statement from MPD Chief Brian O'Hara about what he did and did not know regarding the history of officer Tyler Timberlake.
KARE 11 reporter Lou Raguse joins Chad to speak about the latest regarding Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara, his statement, and what he did and didn't know regarding the controversial past of officer Tyler Timberlake.
President Biden speaks all the time about the love he has for his family, especially his six grandchildren. Chad opens the show speaking about the truth of a seventh grandchild, with Hunter Biden as the father, and the fraudulence shown from the family by ignoring the truth.
Naomi Nix of the Washington Post joins to talk about the rollout of Threads and the early battle with Twitter and we wrap the week with two segments of fun with Am I Wrong?!
Washington Post reporter Naomi Nix joins to talk about the early success of Meta's new Threads app and the battles they're already having with Twitter.
Dave makes the argument that Joey Chestnut, after winning his 16th July 4th hot dog eating contest on Coney Island, is the greatest champion in American history. Is he wrong? That, plus talk about a new plan for July 4th festivities and thoughts on communication between spouses.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for another Feisty Friday to talk about torturing her kids, the health of Jamie Foxx, and the phenomenal success she's having with her podcasting business.
As Pat Sajak prepares to step down and Ryan Seacrest waits to take over as host, Vanna White is vocalizing her displeasure with the bosses at Wheel of Fortune and what she calls a lack of respect.
Sheletta shares some incredible news about the success she's having with her business and we discuss the problems Vanna White is having with her contract at Wheel of Fortune.
Chad opens the show with two topics related to police in the Twin Cities before our weekly conversation with Major Garrett of CBS News.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett makes his weekly visit with Chad to talk about the cocaine found inside the White House and share many of the incredible details about he'll explore more during his upcoming podcast series about convicted Russian spy Robert Hanssen.
Bloomington schools are bringing school resource officers back into middle and high schools after pulling them following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Also, MPD Chief Brian O'Hara is taking heat for hiring and now firing an officer accused and then acquitted of assaulting an unarmed black man. Chad opens the show with plenty of cop talk discussing both of these stories.
The Eagles are coming back to Minnesota for another farewell tour. Who else in the world of music and beyond refuses to say goodbye?
Chad opens the hour talking about new data showing how many Americans are still choosing to quit their jobs in 2023 compared to the high point of the pandemic. Plus, we talk about The Eagles planning a return to Minnesota to say goodbye again. Who else refuses to say goodbye?
Fresh data shows that 4 million Americans voluntarily left their jobs in May. Chad talks about that number and how some businesses today are still struggling with attracting workers.
Jason DeRusha, our biggest guest of the day, joins to share in some nonsense and talk about the early experience on Threads.
Tom Hanks' Forrest Gump turns 29 today and we're awaiting another Mission: Impossible film from Tom Cruise. They're two of the biggest actors of the past few decades but who's had the better run?
29 years since the release of Forrest Gump and looking ahead to another Mission: Impossible installment, Chad reviews and compares the incredible careers of Tom Hanks and Tom Cruise. Later, Jason DeRusha joins to talk about the changing social media landscape and share about his first few hours on Threads.
Chad opens the show today ripping Dave and jumping around to a bunch of light topics before a conversation about cocaine in the White House and Donald Trump putting the Obama's alleged address on social media and why we should be alarmed by both stories.
Chad opens the show with plenty of nonsense talking about sausages, ketchup, famous horses and much more.
The Secret Service found cocaine inside the White House and Donald Trump put Barack and Michelle Obama's apparent address on social media. Both of these events of the past week should alarm you.
Is there any role for government to provide censorship or regulation of dangerous or misleading information on social media? Chad opens the hour with that topic after a judge ordered the Biden administration to limit their contact with social media platforms. Plus, we celebrate National Bikini Day!
Chad celebrates National Bikini Day by looking back at some of the most memorable photos and movies with women wearing the iconic swimsuit.
A federal judge ordered the Biden administration to pull back on their contact with social media companies. Should there be any role for the government in censoring or being a watchdog for misleading or dangerous information being shared on social media?
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad for two segments of Wolves talk, touching the deals for Naz Reid and Anthony Edwards and more.
Subway is making the bold move of slicing their meat to order. Where do they stand on the pecking order of chain sandwich shops? Chad talks sandwiches before discussing a story about terrible behavior from a Door Dash driver.
Jon Krawczynski joins for two segments to talk about some Wolves news, including the recent deals with Naz Reid and Anthony Edwards. Later, we talk about chain sandwich shop rankings and some terrible behavior from a Door Dash driver.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for her weekly chat to talk about an unusual situation with former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and to take a trip down a playground slide that ends in injury.
Chad opens the show with reaction to the number of mass shootings in America over the long holiday weekend and lawless behavior in Minneapolis last night with fireworks on the 4th of July.
Chad opens the show talking about the lawlessness with fireworks last night in Minneapolis and mass shootings over the long holiday weekend around the country. Later, we lighten things up with Rena Sarigianopoulos and get some live audio of her enjoying the slide at a playground.
Wild GM Bill Guerin joins at the top of the hour to speak about the NHL draft and other offseason topics before we wrap up the week with Am I Wrong? and more nonsense.
We wrap up the show with our game of Am I Wrong? with Dave clashing with Chad on a few topics and a surprise visit from America's favorite lover of dogs, Jason DeRusha.
Wild GM Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about what the team was able to accomplish in the draft, goals for the rest of the offseason and more.
We have some fun with Sheletta on several topics during Feisty Fridays before we talk about what would make our ideal July 4th destination and celebration.
It's another Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge. Today, she and Chad debate the similarities between Madonna and Jody Watley, what in the world she's putting her kids through, and feeling the effects of aging in her lack of alcohol intake.
Chad speaks about the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in support of a website designer that refused to work with a same-sex couple and calls it blatant discrimination.
The Supreme Court's 6-3 decision put an end to President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan. Chad explains why he agrees with the decision.
The Supreme Court ruled today on cases involving President Biden's attempt to cancel student loan debt and a website designer who refused to work with a same-sex couple. Chad speaks his mind on both decisions and we hear from several great callers and texters.
Chad gets back to today's big news from the Supreme Court, expresses his discomfort with the idea of packing the court, and touches on several other issues related to the Court's decision.
The hour begins with Dan Hayes of The Athletic joining to talk about the Twins and their continued struggles at the plate. After that, Chad speaks on the Supreme Court decision to strip affirmative action from college admissions.
Dan Hayes of The Athletic joins to talk about the Twins' continued struggles at the plate, Rocco Baldelli losing some patience, and why Carlos Correa has continued to underperform.
Jason DeRusha's hatred for dogs continues. We speak with Jason on this topic and many others including Minneapolis shutting down the Stone Arch Bridge at night next week.
The hour begins with some heavy-hitting salad talk before we look back at the peak of Eddie Murphy's career in film and TV. Later, Jason DeRusha joins to try to toughen up your dog and more.
Chad, after polishing off a cobb salad, leads a conversation and debate about the best salad options available.
Three members of the Minneapolis City Council were absent recently due to a Muslim holiday, but the rest of the council still held a vote on rent control instead of pushing it to another day. Chad opens the show speaking about the move and has strong opinions on the reasons given for still holding the vote.
Supreme Court expert Stephen Vladeck is back on the show to discuss the decision handed down from the Supreme Court today that strips affirmative action from college admissions.
What was the Minneapolis City Council taking a vote on rent control while three members were away on a religious holiday? Chad shares some strong thoughts on this before a conversation with Stephen Vladeck about the Supreme Court decision on affirmative action.
The Twins were shutout today and struck out 14 more times as they were swept out of Atlanta. Rocco Baldelli didn't hold back too much with his postgame comments calling out the effort and lack of adjustments made by the players. Who do you blame most for the listless play from the ballclub?
Emilio Pagan gave up a big homerun last night and it seems to happen each time he enters in a high-leverage spot. Who are the other Minnesota athletes we couldn't stand to see come into a game?
The hour begins with talk about the MN athletes fans couldn't stand and the huge payday Taylor Swift is getting from her Eras tour. Plus, we bring in Tom Hauser for some fun several topics.
What do you do when the host and producer get their wires crossed and Dave books the wrong Tom H? You keep him and have some fun with one of our favorite regulars...Tom Hauser!
Former MPD Chief Tim Dolan joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about the passing of another former chief Tony Bouza and the impact he had on the department and city. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins for some fun during her regular Tuesday visit.
Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly appearance on the show to talk about the amount of work that goes into one of her pieces for 48 Hours or another CBS News vehicle. Plus, she chats with Chad about hanging out at the party of the century over the weekend at the DeRusha house.
Former MPD Chief Tony Bouza was a big personality. Tony passed away Monday and Chad spoke with another former chief, Tim Dolan, about working under Bouza and his impact on the department and the city.
Chad opens the show talking about the newest leaked audio from Donald Trump speaking about the classified documents at Mar-a-Lago. Later, we have some fun with Adam Carter coming back in the studio for Ask Adam Anything.
He admits it. Again. Chad discusses the Donald Trump audio leaked on Monday, what he says, and if it matters at all to diehard Trump voters.
Orono girls hockey coach reached the state title game in his first year as coach. Then, he resigned. Chad shares some details of the story from Jess Myers about Olimb's exit and the pressure from parents and pushed him to step away.
The hour begins with Chip Scoggins talking about his bathroom cleaning routine, his column about overlooking Target Field from a building under construction and the Wolves resigning Naz Reid. Later, Chad discusses the details of a story about the resignation of Orono girls hockey coach Larry Olimb and the parents that seemingly forced him out.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins the show to talk about his strong bathroom cleaning game, avoiding the need for a vomit bag while writing his latest column and big news for the Timberwolves.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for a full hour of a fun Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with a review of her trip to Italy. It's fair to say, she enjoyed her trip slightly more than Dave enjoyed his recent getaway.
Chad opens his segment of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with tremendous praise for The Bear before moving onto several other items.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad to talk about the uprising in Russia and what it means for the future of Russia and Vladimir Putin.
Chad opens the show talking about major regrets in life. For him, the most recent regret is missing the Taylor Swift shows this weekend at US Bank Stadium.
Chad says he was very, very close to paying up for Taylor Swift tickets but, in the end, didn't go. And now he's filled with regret.
Feisty Fridays continue on even with Sheletta on a much needed vacation so she is here to give us the names of all the top tier celebrities she has come across as of late. We also discuss waiting in lines, how long did you wait in line and what for?
What makes Taylor Swift such a huge deal? Jon Bream joins the show to answer that and preview two of the most anticipated nights in recent Minneapolis music history. There also has been many questions raised about the submersible Titan tragedy now that we have clarity on what may have happened nearly 13,000 feet below. Finally, what is the best concert experience you have had?
As huge as the Taylor Swift concerts this weekend are, where does it rank against your experiences - what is the greatest concert experience you have had ever?
If you haven't heard, there is a couple Taylor Swift concerts in town this weekend and Jon Bream joins us to tell us why this has become one of the biggest events in recent years in the Twin Cities.
Sheletta joins us to recap her various public figures she has met from Tim Walz to Rob Hubbard as of late and we get an update on her many travels (or lack there of) during her month off whether its locally here in Minnesota or Houston
More details have unfolded regarding the investigation into the tragic events of last Friday night in the hit and run that killed five young women. With toxicology reports finally being released and more information becoming available - we now await what sentence awaits Derrick Thompson, we called upon criminal defense lawyer Joe Friedberg and dissected this case and tried to break it all down. We also chatted with Major Garrett unpacking the many things going on in DC, reflecting on Trump's recent interactions with the DOJ, Hunter Biden's federal case.
There is a lot going on in DC so we get the latest from Major Garrett on Hunter Biden’s federal case including two CBS correspondents being criticized for their coverage of the FBI investigation regarding Hunter Biden, Donald Trump and the DOJ and much more.
Starting off this Friday discussing the hit and run tragedy that took place a week ago, now that toxicology reports and more details have been released - what will the sentence be ? With that said, we called up criminal defense lawyer Joe Friedberg to discuss the latest and where he thinks this will end up as far as time served and more
Dr. Katie Pekel joins the program to discuss the decline in 13-year-olds math and reading scores, explains why and has ideas on what to do about it. Later Chad discusses schools today and we debate whether cell phones should be allowed in schools at all.
Dr. Katie Pekel, the Executive Director of Educational Leadership at the University of Minnesota's Department of Organizational Leadership, Policy, and Development tells us why 13-year-olds reading and math scores are at their lowest in decades, and what we can do about it.
Chad talks with MPD Chief Brian O'Hara about safety downtown, the fatal crash that killed 5 in south Minneapolis and the consent decree. Later we get into a discussion about the future of AM radio and ask, how are you listening?
Chad recaps his hard hitting interview with MPD Chief Brian O'Hara before getting into a discussion about the future of AM radio and asking you how and where you're listening.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara joins Chad to discuss the fallout from the DOJ consent decree, the circumstances around the fatal crash that killed 5 young women in south Minneapolis and safety downtown during a busy weekend featuring the Taylor Swift concert and Pride celebration.
Chad starts off the show with a talk about the failure of Minnesota's World Expo bid before switching up subjects into Minnesota seasons talk. Later Rena Sarigianopoulos joins us to talk about the Titan sub and Taylor Swift mania.
What's Rena's favorite season, what does she think about the Taylor Swift mania and her thoughts on the Titan submarine disaster.
Minnesota has lost out on the World Expo to Serbia. Who is to blame for the loss? Later Chad talks about the best seasons in Minnesota, and why the rest of you are wrong.
In what has been an uneventful last month of the season, what do we make of this Minnesota Twins ballclub? What is one word that best describes this team?
Its been a few days since the U.S. Department of Justice made a public statement regarding the unethical practices within parts of the Minneapolis Police Department, even prior to events involving George Floyd - with the dust beginning to settle, we invited Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on to talk about the public address Friday and where to go from here? We also get your thoughts and then weigh in on the Minnesota Twins, who have been aboard the struggle bus for sometime - if you had to pick one word to describe the Minnesota Twins, what would it be?
Caught Jamie Yuccas on the road venturing through the busy highways and byways of Los Angeles and she breaks it all down for us when it compares to Minnesota traffic. Also discussed the social media extortion Zion WIlliamson could be up against and the U.S. Open as well.
Reflecting on the events of Friday night involving a hit and run murder that took place and we await the charges on Derrick Thompson, son of former DFL representative John Thompson - we bring in Joe Friedberg to talk us through the process and discuss the horrific events that took place. Also, we talk LA traffic, local LA sports scene, Zion Williamson, Tik Tok, among other things with our friend Jamie Yuccas.
As we await the charges on the high speed hit and run crash that killed 5 young women on Friday night we get the perspective on the charges and process since the event took place. We also weigh in on the Trump interview with Bret Baier on Fox News
We begin this hour analyzing the latest in Hunter Biden guilty plea in two federal tax charges and the Donald Trump interview. We weigh in on the federal prosecution deal that was struck as well resolving a federal gun charge. Then we dive into some pressing questions in today’s edition of ‘Ask Adam Anything’.
Asking our guy Adam Carter all of the pressing questions from "who Adam has in the F1 races?" to "how hard you need to hit someone to “knock their socks off?".
Just announced today that Hunter Biden has reached a prosecution deal for gun charges and pled guilty to two federal tax charges. But what are the differences between this and Trump’s classified document case?
As we celebrate the word of emancipation, have be progressed enough in this country? How much work is left to be done.
Hour 3 of the Chad Hartman Show features a weekly conversation with the Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins about everything sports. Later in the hour we discuss whether we are progressing into an equitable society or regressing as we celebrate Juneteenth.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins the program for his weekly apperaence to discuss his article on former NBA player Tyrell Terry's decision to step away from the sport due to mental health concerns, plus a look at the Twins continued struggles and Gopher football recruiting victories.
Chad talks about how Rory blew it again and the great performance from Wyndham Clark. Later he talks about hypocrisy and Trump's threat to personally weaponize the Department of Justice.
Hour 2 starts out strong with another edition of overrated, underrated or properly rated. Following that Chad hits on the US Open and Rory McIlory plus Trump's new promise to weaponize the DOJ
This week's edition of overrated, underrated or properly rated features opinions on rotisserie chickens, Marvel movies, the Mississippi River, Taylor Swift and more
Chad begins the show talking about the 5-time fatal crash in south Minneapolis over the weekend before changing tones and getting into a Father's Day discussion.
Chad uses the second half of the hour to discuss Father's Day, what'd you do...or not do to celebrate?
The Star Tribune is reporting that the driver of a 5-time fatal crash was Derrick John Thompson, son of former Rep. John Thompson. Chad takes listener texts and discusses prison terms and the tragedy at length.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad to talk about the Department of Justice report on the Minnesota Police Department, changes that have already taken place regarding policing and policies in the city, and why he's hopeful of more meaningful reforms coming as a result of this investigation.
Vikings legend Cris Carter kicks off the hour with Chad talking about an event coming up with The Salvation Army and why that organization means so much to him. Chad and Cris also touch on a number of other topics during the conversation before Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins to discuss the findings of the DOJ investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department.
Vikings legend Cris Carter joins Chad on several topics including his support for the Salvation Army, football topics, policing in Minneapolis and much more in a great conversation.
Dave leads Chad through our Friday Am I Wrong? segment with opinions on the US Open, bonfires, and Amazon.
We have a serious two segments with Sheletta Brundidge talking about policing and the DOJ report on MPD before two lighter Am I Wrong? segments.
We have a very serious Feisty Friday segment with Sheletta Brundidge today talking about the DOJ investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department. Sheletta speaks about the report and shares her life experience with police.
Chad opens the show with discussion about the Department of Justice investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department and the impacts he believes will be felt in Minneapolis. Later, we get into politics with Major Garrett talking about the latest with Donald Trump and President Biden.
Does Donald Trump have enough good lawyers for a defense against his most recent indictment? Major Garrett joins Chad to talk about what he's heard from Trump's legal team. Plus, we ask Major about what's happening with probes into President Biden and Hunter Biden.
Chad discusses many of the details shared by Attorney General Merrick Garland and others today of the DOJ investigation into MPD, calling it 'scathing' and showing 'systematic failure' within the department.
Adam Carter reacts to the controversy stirred up by Taylor Swift fans unhappy they won't be able to ride the light rail home from the concerts next weekend in Minneapolis. We also discuss the agreement by Ticketmaster and Live Nation and others to disclose all of the 'junk fees' associated with online purchases and Nick Witcraft of the MPCA talks about the improvement in our air quality from yesterday to today.
Plenty of Taylor Swift fans are complaining about having no opportunity to use the light rail trains when they leave the concerts next weekend at US Bank Stadium. Adam Carter understands the explanations Metro Transit is giving, but says they are still missing a huge opportunity to get riders back on the trains.
After a day of terribly smoky air on Wednesday, the air quality alert was lifted earlier that we expected today. Nick Witcraft joined Adam Carter from the Pollution Control Agency to talk about the air quality, how much the air has improved, where the smoke is at now, and what to expect throughout the summer.
Star Tribune food writer Joy Summers joins Adam Carter to talk about Father's Day food options, Bebe Zito announcing a new location coming to Woodbury, and another huge award for chef Sean Sherman of Owamni.
Adam Carter shares about his new bifocal contact lenses and we talk about some of the other gam-changing events we've experienced in life. Later, we talk about Attorney General Merrick Garland coming to town tomorrow to announced the findings of their investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department and we lighten it up with some food and restaurant talk with Joy Summers.
Mark Hamrick of Bankrate joins Adam Carter to talk about how inflation is hitting consumers today and what the Fed is trying to accomplish by pausing their interest rate hikes.
The air quality alert was no joke on Wednesday as the smoke was heavy and the smell was strong. Did it force you to change your outdoor plans?
Has the intense smoke in the skies and terrible air quality forced you to change your plans? Adam Carter is in for Chad today and we start with that conversation before a conversation with Mark Hamrick of Bankrate about the impact of the Fed opting to pause their string of interest rate hikes.
Chad Hartman addressed the question he's constantly asked, "why do you keep talking about Donald Trump?", and then he and Jason DeRusha talk about Pat Sajak's retirement, and who could be considered the greatest talk show host of all time.
With Pat Sajak retiring in 2024, Chad Hartman and Jason DeRusha talk about his legacy, and wonder who is the Great wets Talk SHow Host of All Time?
Chad Hartman addressed the question he's constantly asked, "why do you keep talking about Donald Trump?", and wonders what the best punishment is for Donald Trump if he's found guilty.
Chad Hartman wonders if you're feeling comfortable with jobs ands inflation, and Jamie Yuccas talks downtown LA, working from home and more during her weekly hit.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS News Correspondent Jamie Yuccas on the changing dynamics of downtown Los Angeles, she and Chad talk about how it's different than Minneapolis, Jason Mraz, and more.
Chad Hartman wonders how comfortable and confident you're feeling about jobs and inflation, and why it's wrong to blame it on President Joe Biden?
Chad Hartman wonders what punishment would you like for Donald Trump if he's found guilty, and it's Ask Adam Anything.
Marie Osmond's income, gun control, taking things from work, and weed at Willie Nelson concerts are all topics on this week's edition of "Ask Adam Anything."
Chad Hartman starts the show by asking what punishment would you like to see for Donald Trump if he's found guilty.
Chad Hartman touches on the local sports scene with Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune, and he talks about the latest in the Donald Trump saga with Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich.
Chad Hartman talks with Former House of Representatives Speaker Newt Gingrich about Donald Trump's indictment, the double standard he feels is in play, how he would describe the former President, his new book "March To The Majority", and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Minneapolis Star-Tribune Sports Columnist Chip Scoggins about the latest Vikings transactions, he's not getting excited about Gophers football recruiting, the Lynx losing and looking to the future
Chad Hartman gets into Minnesota enforcing the hands free rule behind the wheel, and it's Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated.
Chad Hartman explains why he agrees with the state of Minnesota's decision to enforce hands free behind the wheel.
Chad Hartman, Mark Freie and Chris Tubbs discuss the merits of long retirement speeches, cargo shorts, and more on Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated.
Chad Hartman kicks off the show reacting to Bill Barr on FOX News over the weekend, and he talks about stolen and missing COVID-19 funds with Associated Press writer Richard Lardner.
Chad Hartman talks with Associated Press writer Richard Lardner about his recent article regarding COVID-19 fraud, why the numbers became so high, how many people could be charged, why people who get the money spend it quickly, and more.
It's time for another round of Am I Wrong? with Dave offering opinions on the Canadian wildfires, haircuts and what wives really think of their husbands.
Special Counsel Jack Smith's statement to the media on the Trump indictment leads off the hour before former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins Chad with his analysis of the details and evidence included in the indictment. Later, we lighten it up to close out the Friday show with Am I Wrong?!
Former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger speaks with Chad about the unsealed indictment of former President Donald Trump and much of the damning details and evidence included in the document.
We have a fun hour starting with Sheletta Brundidge talking about Donad Trump's indictment and some other nonsense before Paul Molitor joins to talk about the Twins and a rough series in Tampa.
Paul Molitor joins Chad to talk about the Twins' continued strikeout woes, his relationship with Rocco Baldelli, Byron Buxton's future in the outfield and more.
It's another Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and she's talking about Donald Trump's indictment, her devotion to Raising Cane's, and the bad news about canceling a trip to New York City due to the bad air.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser subs for Major Garrett to talk about the Trump indictment and his reaction to the video from Governor Walz earlier this week.
Chad opens the show talking about the classified documents indictment of Donald Trump before a conversation about Trump and Governor Walz with KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser.
Chad opens the show with talk about the indictment of Donald Trump in the classified documents case and looks back and some of Trump's own words from the past.
Chairman and CEO Chris Licht is out at CNN. Where should they go from here to compete in the cable news arena?
Jon Krawczyski of The Athletic joins for two segments on the Timberwolves, NBA Finals, and the sad realities of Minnesota sports history before a conversation about where CNN should go from here after parting ways with Chairman and CEO Chris Licht.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad with a fantastic breakdown of what did and did not work for the Wolves in the past season and thoughts on how things can get better for the 2023-2024 season. Plus, Jon and Chad look ahead to game three of the NBA Finals tonight in Miami.
Chris Christie tells the truth about the Trump family and Kristi Noem is offering up nonsense about Target. Chad comments on audio cuts from each of them before a conversation with meteorologist Matt Brickman about the horrible air conditions today in New York.
We've had our share of bad air quality days here due to the wildfires in Canada, but nothing compared to what it's like today in New York City and other spots on the east coast. Meteorologist Matt Brickman joins from NYC to tell us what it's like, how people are dealing with it, and how long they expect the air quality to be this poor.
Chad shares some out from last night from Chris Christie and Kristi Noem. One of the is telling the truth, the other is offering up complete garbage.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 makes her usual visit with Chad to talk about a crazy story from a kid's birthday party, her bitterness towards the producers at KARE, and how she's so forgetful she nearly left the groceries she purchased sitting at the grocery store before her daughter reminded her to load the car.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad at the top of the show to talk about the plan to revitalize Nicollet Mall and other parts of downtown as well as safety concerns in the downtown area. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos throws her producer team at KARE-11 under the bus and shares a story of purchasing groceries and nearly forgetting to bring them home.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad for two segments to speak about violence downtown, revitalization efforts coming to Nicollet Mall and the warehouse district and much more.
Chad comes down on a member of the Minneapolis DFL for her tweet yesterday mocking the anniversary of Ronald Reagan's death and those who have spoken out in support of her or the tweet. Later, our friend Jack Nicklaus reacts to the earlier interview with Tom Lehman and we give Jason DeRusha a chance to defend himself and the way he treats the studio as his private dumpster.
The news of PGA and LIV merging today was a stunner for Chad and many others. What are some of the other news stories that have completely shocked us to the point we didn't believe they were real?
Our friend Jack Nicklaus joins the show with reaction to our interview with Tom Lehman and and even stronger opinion about Greg Norman.
Jamie Yuccas joins for her regular Wednesday visit to talk about some of the most common bad behavior seen during air travel and the bad blood between Ron DeSantis and Gavin Newsom.
On the 79th anniversary of D-Day, Chad discusses how the country came together during WWII and after the 9/11 attacks and questioned if Americans would react the same way today to a similar attack.
On the 79th anniversary of D-Day, Chad discusses how the country came together during WWII and after the 9/11 attacks and questioned if Americans would react the same way today to a similar attack. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins for her weekly visit to talk about air travel and the rivalry between Ron DeSantis and Gavin Newsom.
Tom Lehman joins Chad at the top of the show to talk about the PGA-LIV merger and shared some very honest and direct commentary on Greg Norman and the future of golf. Later, Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to discuss if it's finally time to fire Jason DeRusha.
Jason DeRusha left an open bottle of wine in the studio from his show last night. Is this the final straw for Adam and Chad to start pushing for Jason's dismissal?
Tom Lehman joins Chad to talk about the merger between the PGA and LIV Golf, the winners and losers from the deal, and shares his true feelings about Greg Norman and others.
Dr. Sarah Jerstad of Children's Minnesota joins Chad to discuss a story from 60 Minutes about the mental health struggles kids are experiences across the country how those issues are reflected in Minnesota.
News of another vehicle theft in South Minneapolis today leads Chad to a discussion about how it is still a massive problem in the city and punishment for those involved, many of whom are juveniles, needs to be stronger.
Chad opens the hour speaking with Dr. Sarah Jerstad of Children's Minnesota about a 60 Minutes story regarding mental health struggles for our kids and how that is reflected in Minnesota. Later, reports of a car theft in South Minneapolis today lead to a conversation about the massive amount of vehicle thefts happening this year in Minneapolis and the juveniles responsible for many of them.
During today's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated segment Chad decries a perceived lack of great festivals around town. Mark Freie joins us for the segment and shares the beauty of Sauerkraut Days in Ackley, Iowa and Dave rants about sand at the beach.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad for a segment to talk about her editorial in the Charlotte Observer and the connection she's made with Michael Jordan's mother.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave from the newsroom for this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly and rave reviews of the upcoming Sauerkraut Days festival in Ackley, Iowa.
Taylor Swift's tour is the biggest thing happening in America right now. Chad says she's the biggest star in the country in 2023 and it's not a close race.
Is Governor Walz paving the way for a potential run for the Senate or Presidency? Chad opens the show discussing how it seems Walz is working hard to raise his national profile within the Democratic party.
Governor Tim Walz seems to be working raise his national profile within the Democratic party. Chad opens the show talking about Walz's recent tweet before a conversation about Taylor Swift and if she has taken over the title as the biggest star in America.
Twins President Dave St. Peter joins Chad to talk about the future of the Twins on TV in the short and long terms and we talk jobs, inflation and economy with BMO's Brian Belski.
Brian Belski, BMO's Chief Investment Strategist, joins Chad to talk about the new jobs report, inflation, and the debt ceiling deal in Washington.
Twins President Dave St. Peter joins Chad to talk about the judge's ruling yesterday regarding Diamond Sports Group's bankruptcy and what's next for the Twins on TV.
Sheletta Brundidge is fired up about elementary school yearbooks and a lot more this week during the Feisty Friday segment. Later, Chad opens a conversation about Metro Transit pushing to clean up crime and other issues on trains and busses and if that is enough to bring ridership numbers back up.
Metro Transit announced yesterday a serious push to clean up crime and some of the other issues that have contributed to a drop in ridership. Is it enough to get you back as a rider if you have jumped off?
Is it necessary to have a yearbook in elementary school? Sheletta Brundidge says absolutely not! She's got plenty to say about yearbooks, graduations and much more during her regular Friday visit!
Dave Harrigan takes a stand on several issues like graduation gifts, windshield sun shades and more! Chad must decide if he is wrong or sheepishly admit Dave is on the money with his opinions.
Chad talks about how Democrats are feeling right now about President Biden and how things are looking for him in 2024. Later, we have some fun with Dave Harrigan leading us through Am I Wrong?.
Democrats, how are you feeling about President Biden for 2024 after seeing him fall again yesterday at the Air Force commencement? Chad opens the show talking about President Biden and the good and bad so far of his presidency.
Timberwolves analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad and over three segments they talk about Jim's amazement at watching his wife slice a watermelon, Jim's tips for an incredible grad party, the NBA Finals starting tonight, the Wolves offseason and much more.
Wolves TV analyst Jim Petersen talks about what he's really looking forward to the NBA Finals starting tonight and what improvements the Timberwolves need to make to reach the level of the Nuggets and Heat.
A long visit with Wolves broadcaster Jim Petersen began with some lighter topics today including Jim's favorite fruits, his inability to cut a watermelon and his tips on throwing a great and memorable grad party.
Canada is set to require warnings on each individual cigarette. Is that going a little over-the-top?
Cigarette warnings in Canada will appear on each individual cigarette. Is this really necessary? Do you think any state could ban smoking completely in the next decade?
What are the best patios in the Twin Cities? Jason DeRusha joins Chad for that conversation and a little more fun as the warm weather is here!
Chad opens the show with a story about standing up to the boss years ago for something rather petty. Later, we transition into talk about Latvia electing an openly-gay president and if it could happen in the US. Plus, Major Garrett joins on the debt ceiling deal and much more from Washington.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with the latest news he's heard about the debt deal making its way through Congress. Plus, they discuss the latest Trump audio tape and Chris Christie's motivation for seeking the GOP nomination.
Latvia has elected a gay man as their next president. Do you believe it could happen in the United States today?
Is the news of Al Pacino expecting a child at age 83 with his 29-year-old girlfriend Great or Gross? We debate that at the start of the show with Susie Jones joining in studio before a conversation with a marijuana smoker that isn't happy about the marijuana legalization success in Minnesota.
Chad speaks with Bud, who heard our conversation about marijuana legalization from yesterday's show and wanted to share why he and his friends aren't happy that their favorite drug will not be legal in the state.
Al Pacino will welcome a child at age 83 with his 29-year-old girlfriend. Is it Great or Gross!? Susie Jones sticks around to help Chad sort through the news and the range of reactions.
Chick-fil-A joins Bud Light and Target as the target of a potential boycott from folks on the far right. Chad talks about what's happening before a visit with Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey.
Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins Chad to talk about Carlos Correa's continued struggles at the plate, the possibility of seeing Byron Buxton in the outfield, Sonny Gray's contract situation and more related to the club.
Members of the far right are putting Chick-fil-A on blast after news the company hired a VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Chad discusses the recent boycotts, the companies, and why people are really upset.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad to come clean on talking her way out of a speeding ticket. Plus, what's her problem with roundabouts?
A small child died after being left in a car for three hours. What is the proper consequence for the parents?
Chad starts the show with some nonsense before a serious conversation about a child that died in a hot car and what the consequences should be for the parents. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to come clean on her traffic infractions and debate the necessity of roundabouts.
Alison Herman of Variety joins to talk about the final episode of Succession and how it was perfect in staying true to the series.
Jamie Yuccas joins at the top of the hour to talk about why she and Chad are not seeing eye-to-eye on the final season of Ted Lasso and how legalizing marijuana has impacted life in California. Later, Alison Herman of Variety joins the show to talk about the series finale of Succession.
Jamie Yuccas joins the show for her weekly visit to talk about how legal marijuana has impacted life in California and why she and Chad don't see eye-to-eye on this final season of Ted Lasso.
Minneapolis has eased restrictions on police chases as a method to fight violent crime. We all want the perpetrators of violent crime caught, but how are you going to feel if a high-speed chase comes through your neighborhood?
What happened to compromise in politics and the rest of American society? We're seeing from reaction to the debt ceiling deal with both parties how some have no interest in getting anything less than everything.
Are we a nation that no longer believes in compromise? Chad talks about reaction on both sides of the political aisle to the debt ceiling deal from the weekend. Later, we discuss changing police chase policies in Minneapolis and why there is so much difficulty in crafting a perfect policy.
Chad argues for his list off the 10 best TV shows of all time and we hear from listeners with their own suggestions. Plus, it's that time of the week for Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter!
Adam joins Chad for another Ask Adam Anything to talk about our best small town downtowns, staying away from Succession spoilers and much more.
With Chad still on a high from Succession's series finale on Sunday, he reveals his list of the 10 greatest TV shows of all time. What makes your list?
Henry Lake and Josh Wheeler dive into their personal experiences with self care and saying 'yes' to going into a see a doctor. We will also preview the Twins and Astros on this Memorial Day/
There are so many different options now to choose from for sports viewership, but has it become too much? Should different leagues consider consolidation when it comes to coverage? If you're a soccer fan who watches the action on Apple TV+ or even a Peacock subscriber awaiting those playoff games next January, there is much to unpack with all of it.
Nobody wants to see the Lynx lose but there is a lot of intrigue of what is to come if they do have an unsuccessful season. Quite possibly the most anticipated WNBA Draft lies ahead of us next April and there are a few options to choose from for Minnesota if things indeed continue to head south - we tell you who those players could be.
With so many different apps and streaming options now it has created so many different layers on how or where to watch your favorite sports teams. Some of these streaming options has dropped many options off while others are picking up the broken pieces. Whether you are leery to watch the NFL on Peacock or you are an MLS fan and had to make the jump to Apple TV+ , there is a lot to unpack. We also discuss the Minnesota Lynx future and preview what may lie ahead for them in the 2024 WNBA Draft. Plus we will also preview Game 7 between the Celtics and Heat tonight.
Politico just released an article forecasting the summer of 2023 as a bad summer to travel, but it may not be why you think. We'll dive into the details of that and get your thoughts as well.
It is official, Royce Lewis is making the transition on the 60 man roster for the Minnesota Twins, but when can we expect him to play again? What would bringing him into the fold now do to propel this team further this season.
Memorial Day weekend gives us all a weekend to reflect on what is important in life and that is remembrance of those we love, however it also provides us a chance to reflect on the importance of our own health - we dive into that as well as discuss a Politico article recently forecasting this summer as a "bad summer for travel". Plus we'll dive into the return of Royce Lewis to the 60 man roster and try and figure out a Sunglass Hut heist of $50,000.
Chad replays and reacts to some cuts from the earlier interviews with Blair Anderson and Tim Pawlenty before a few minutes of music discussion and our regular Friday staple of Am I Wrong? with Dave to wrap up the show.
After the death of Tina Turner earlier this week, who takes over the role as the living Queen of Rock n Roll? Who is the living King?
It's another round of Am I Wrong? on a Friday and Dave has thoughts about the title of Surgeon General, kids singing the National Anthem, and ice. Is he wrong? Chad decides.
Is it OK for a 14-year-old in Wisconsin to serve alcohol in a restaurant? We have that debate and also dig into the hot topic of reclining your seat on a plane.
Sheletta tells us the incredible news that her mother is taking her kids for the entire month of June. What should Sheletta do with all the free time!?
Sheletta shares some big news about the upcoming summer as she joins for Feisty Friday. Later, we discuss an idea of allowing 14-year-old to serve alcohol in Wisconsin and if it's bad airplane etiquette to recline your seat.
Chad speaks with two great guests this hour. Former St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson speaks about policing and three years since the George Floyd murder and Tim Pawlenty joins to talk about the legislative session and the GOP field for 2024.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins Chad to talk about how the Republicans weren't a factor in putting up opposition to the DFL agenda during legislative session in Minnesota. Plus, what does he think of the GOP field for President looking ahead to 2024?
Retired St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson speaks with Chad about three years since the murder of George Floyd and how policing has and has not changed since that day.
Chad's final hour of today's radio auction benefitting Be The Match features a fantastic experience from the Twins, and a chance to be a food critic and co-host with Chad at the State Fair. We hear from Cory Provus and Dara Moskowitz-Grumdahl speaking about those packages and also speak with Joy King of Be The Match about the incredible work that organization does for folks like our own friend Jordana Green.
We hear from PGA Champions Tour player Tim Herron and Wolves broadcaster Jim Petersen during the hour promoting packages that include golf with Herron and Chad as well as a wonderful fan experience courtesy of the Timberwolves and Lynx. Plus, Chad speaks with Congressman Dean Phillips about a bill he authored in Congress that would support donors nationwide.
Chad's opening hour of our radio auction benefitting Be The Match begins with Jordana Green's incredible and emotional story of how Be The Match saved her life and what she went through while fighting leukemia. We also her from Sharon, about her grandson who recently was notified a match has been found for him. Packages for bid included dinner at Sid Hartman's former home and a unique experience from the St. Paul Saints.
Bonus Adam Carter! Adam hangs out for the full hour to talk about saving AM radio in Ford vehicles, seatbelt laws, and to participate in our weekly game of Ask Adam Anything!
A bill in Texas would require public schools to post the Ten Commandments in classrooms. Chad shares why he doesn't agree with that idea.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about a startling event near the White House last night, continuing debt ceiling negotiations, and the expanding field for the GOP in 2024.
As Barry and Succession are nearing their conclusions, Chad talks some of the great TV finale episodes before a conversation with Colonel David Hunt about the current state of the war in Ukraine.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad to talk about everything happening now with the ongoing war in Ukraine and thoughts on when he believes the war may come to an end.
Chad discusses a bill in Texas that would require the Ten Commandments to be posted in public classrooms before a conversation with Major Garrett about the events in Washington last night near the White House, debt ceiling talks and the GOP field for 2024.
Adam Carter joins to talk about his success in saving AM radio in Ford vehicles and people who still refuse to wear a seat belt.
Chad looks at a list from The Ringer of the best TV finale episodes of this decade and we discuss with Susie Jones some of the greatest of all time.
Adam Carter is the answer man once again tackling topics like expiration dates, iconic locations and events and much more.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins at the top of the hour to talk about Bud Grant's memories, the NBA playoffs, Twins bullpen issues and more. Later, Chad speaks with former Congressman Vin Weber about the debt ceiling negotiations and the growing field of GOP candidates for 2024.
Former Congressman Vin Weber joins Chad to talk about the negotiations on the debt ceiling in Washington and the growing field of Republicans eyeing the party's presidential nomination in 2024 with Senator Tim Scott officially making his announcement.
We had plenty to talk about with Chip Scoggins today as he joined the show discussing his daughter's college graduation at Kansas, Bud Grant's memorial service, Jimmy Butler's incredible play in the playoffs and warning signs for the Twins bullpen.
Dave and Chad take their turns doing Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with talk about the bad shopping cart, ice cream, the Foo Fighters, Bud Grant's memorial and more.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for an extended edition of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated featuring talk about kids in breweries, Chad's tongue dexterity, golf, the Foo Fighters and much more.
We kickoff Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Laura Oakes telling millennial parents to keep their annoying kids away from her favorite breweries.
House Minority Leader Lisa Demuth outlines several frustrations the GOP has felt during the legislative session in which she says the DFL 'ran over' Minnesotans and Governor Walz was unreachable by phone.
Adam Carter sticks around with Chad to discuss the second-to-last episode of Succession. Later, House Minority Leader Lisa Demuth joins Chad to talk about all that happened during the legislative session.
Adam Carter hangs out after his show to break down the penultimate episode of Succession that aired on HBO last night and look ahead to the finale.
Henry lake overheard someone the other say say they never pay attention to the news. Is that something to be proud of? Can it even be true? Henry starts the hour with that conversation before Sheletta Brundidge joins with news of her latest award during Feisty Friday.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Henry Lake for another Feisty Friday, this time fresh off being honored by Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal as one of the business leaders in our community.
Our friend Sloane Martin will be on the sidelines for the Lynx season opener tonight. She joined Henry Lake with a season preview for the team before we move into our regular Friday Am I Wrong? segment.
Sloane Martin joins Henry Lake with a preview of the Lynx season are they prepare to tip off their season opener tonight!
Dave Harrigan has thoughts on the Twins, Chipotle, and parents' involvement in their kid's education during our Am I Wrong? segment. In for Chad, it's up to Henry Lake to agree or tell Dave why he's wrong.
Henry Lake opens the show talking about fat shaming and the hatred behind it, particularly when it's towards people we don't even know.
Henry Lake, filling in for Chad today, opens the show with a bit of nonsense before talk about body shaming, particularly towards people we don't know personally. Plus, Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about Ron DeSantis much more from the political world.
Major Garrett joins Henry Lake with thoughts on the forthcoming announcement from Ron DeSantis on his candidacy for 2024 and the challenge of making up ground against Donald Trump. Plus, Major discusses Senator Tim Scott filing for 2024 and the latest from Washington on debt ceiling negotiations.
Bud Grant's son, Mike Grant, joins Chad to share some memories of his father that are still fresh in his mind in advance of the memorial planned this Sunday by the Vikings at US Bank Stadium.
After conversations about Montana banning TikTok in the state and Walgreens agreeing to pay $230 million in a settlement related to the opioid crisis, Chad speaks with Mike Grant about his father Bud and the memorial planned for him this Sunday by the Vikings at US Bank Stadium.
Do you agree with Montana being the first state in the US to ban TikTok throughout the state? Chad speaks about that news before also some talk about Walgreens agreeing to pay almost $230 million to San Francisco in a settlement over the opioid crisis.
What's the most important part of a great wedding reception? Is it the food? People? Music? Laura Oakes sticks around to discuss it with Chad, Dave and several listeners with their own stories of reception success.
What makes a great wedding reception? Laura Oakes sticks around to talk about that with Chad and Dave before Tim Tschida joins the show to talk about umpiring in MLB and what the system with robot umpires calling balls and strikes would look like.
Former MLB umpire Tim Tschida joins Chad to talk about the poor calls from Phil Cuzzi that cost the Twins earlier this week and the state of umpiring today. Plus, Tim shares what a robot umpire system would be like for balls and strikes and why he doesn't believe it's necessary for the game.
Tom Hauser joins to talk about what's happened throughout the legislative session in St. Paul, deals that were reached yesterday, what's surprised him and what still may be coming in the final few days.
Chad opens the show talking about the end of the legislative session and a deal announced yesterday about taxes and rebate checks. Later, Tom Hauser joins on that and much more that's happened and is still to come at the Capitol.
Chad opens the show arguing that Minnesotans are already overburdened with taxes and the latest news from the legislature isn't making that any better.
Patrick DeHaan of Gas Buddy joins Chad to talk about the drop in gas prices since this time last year, what forces are impacting the price at the pump and what he believes we'll be paying over the summer.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins the show for an emotional conversation about the fire that took her parents' home over the weekend, how her family has been doing, and the incredible outpouring of support she and her family have seen from friends and complete strangers in the community.
Chad opens the show with a potpourri of topics and nonsense before a serious and emotional conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 about the fire that took her parents' home and the amazing outpouring of support for her family.
Chad opens the show with several topics including the superiority of hot chocolate to coffee, who would be our Mr. Minnesota, the most popular person in local media and more.
After watching the ineptitude of Phil Cuzzi behind the plate in Los Angeles last night, are you on board with bringing robot umps to the big leagues?
Chad splits the hour between talk about the report from special counsel John Durham and deciding if the time is right for robot umps in MLB after watching the ineptitude of Phil Cuzzi behind the plate last night.
Special counsel John Durham released his report heavily critical of the FBI investigation into Russia and the 2016 election. Chad discusses many of the details in the report and the reaction from those in politics and beyond.
A new survey shows almost a quarter of Americans have changed their religious traditions from what they were previously. Chad talks about changing landscape of faith and religion in America before our weekly visit with Jamie Yuccas.
What's been annoying Jamie Yuccas lately? It sounds like it's her very own fiance! We hear some gossip from Jamie about her own relationship, some praise for the new MSP Delta Club, and learn about social media influencer Tinx.
Americans have changed their attitudes towards faith and religion. Have you changed your religious practices from what they used to be? Chad discusses some new data regarding how our country views and practices religious beliefs and what some say the impact this is having on our day-to-day lives.
Adam and Chad open Ask Adam Anything talking about Succession as the series winds down with just two episodes remaining and tackle several other topics throughout the segment.
Data shows Minnesota's highways have become much more dangerous since the start of the pandemic. How do we make our roads safer?
Chad opens the show reacting to data about the danger on our roads and highways during to speeding and distracted driving. Later, Adam Carter jumps back in studio for Ask Adam Anything.
Will Byron Buxton get back in centerfield any time soon for the Twins or are they content with him as a DH just as long as he stays in the lineup? Patrick Reusse joins on that topic and more with the Twins along with talk about his tastes in TV shows.
Is Chad a jerk for wanting to leave a graduation ceremony early and not wait until every graduate's name has been called?
Is Chad a jerk for wanting to leave a graduation ceremony early and not wait until every graduate's name has been called? We have a debate over that topic before Patrick Reusse joins the show for some Twins and TV conversation.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated. Chad saves some praise for Martha Stewart as we see photos of her in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition.
Are Martha Stewart's looks underrated? Chad talks about her popping up in the new Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation about the concerns about artificial intelligence.
Are you worried about your job being taken over by artificial intelligence or what deepfakes could do to politics in our country? How much does AI worry you?
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to talk about what's left to do in St. Paul as the legislative session winds down and the chaos Saturday at the DFL's 10th Ward convention in Minneapolis.
Chad opens the show talking about President Biden calling white supremacy the greatest threat to America today and what other threats may also be at the top of the list. Later, Tom Hauser joins to talk about the final days of the legislative session in St. Paul and chaos Saturday at the DFL's Minneapolis 10th Ward convention.
Joe Biden called white supremacy the greatest threat America faces today. Is he right? If not, what is our greatest threat to American democracy?
The hour begins with Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge telling us the story of hanging out with Alex Rodriguez. Later, author Ernie Talluka share some nuggets from his book about the darker side of the fishing opener before we discuss some of the great fictional moms of film and TV.
Chad discusses the amount of distracted drivers still making Minnesota roads unsafe in 2023 and if harsher penalties would be a deterrent. Plus, we wrap up the show with Am I Wrong?!
Have you noticed distracted driving getting any better since Minnesota became a hands-free state? Would tougher penalties convince more people to put the phone away while behind the wheel?
We wrap up the week with our regular Friday game of Am I Wrong? and Dave Harrigan taking hard stances on garage sales, fishing and Mother's Day in May. Will Chad agree with Dave's opinions?
Chad speaks with Ernie Talluka, author of a book of short stories about sad and scary stories from the fishing opener.
How did Sheletta Brundidge get into the same room and a photo with Alex Rodriguez? She told the story with us today during her regular Feisty Friday visit.
Chad opens the show discussing a story about how businesses have cut hours and staff in response to minimum wage increases in the state. Plus, Major Garrett joins with talk about issues at the border with the expiration of Title 42 and strong thoughts on the CNN Trump town hall earlier this week.
Major Garrett of CBS News makes his regular Friday visit to the show to talk about the expiration of Title 42 and issues at the border before offering his strong take on the CNN Trump town hall.
Chad reacts to a story about how minimum wage increases in Minnesota have, in many cases, led businesses to cut hours and staff.
Brian Sullivan joins Chad to talk money and his CNBC show Last Call at the top of the hour before a discussion about the good and bad of social media and if a requirement to register and verify your identity on social media sites would take away some of the hate and negativity on those platforms.
Vietnam is set to require all social media users to register and verify themselves in order to use the platforms. Would a policy like that in the U.S. help tone down much of the harmful aspects of social media?
Brian Sullivan of CNBC is back on the show talking about what's happening with his show Last Call. Plus, they talk about the fact that a member of Congress is allowed to own and trades stocks and much more.
Chad speaks about a number of political topics over the first half of the hour before we talk Twins and Pearl Jam with Cory Provus.
Twins play-by-play voice Cory Provus joins Chad to talk about Carlos Correa and the rest of the team's struggling hitters, Jose Miranda being sent to AAA, Sonny Gray pitching very well and more.
Chad tackles a plethora of political topics including Donald Trump on CNN tonight, Hunter and Joe Biden, charges against George Santos and more.
Chad opens the show talking about cell phones in schools and how districts around the country are banning them more frequently. Later, we talk about the ideal burger with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her weekly visit on the show to talk mostly about the ideal burger. She clearly needs your help in jazzing up her boring burger choices.
More schools around the country are banning cell phones in the classroom. If you were the principal, what would the policy be at your school?
Chad reacts to the breaking news of a jury finding Donald Trump liable of sexual abuse and defamation in the civil case brought by author E. Jean Carroll. Later, the fabulous Marney Gellner joins to share about the wonderful end to her battle with breast cancer.
Chad catches up with Marney Gellner to speak about the news she shared of being cancer free after a battle with breast cancer that included three surgeries just last month.
Chad reads and reacts to the news of a jury finding Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation in the civil trial with E. Jean Carroll.
Chad reacts to criticism of CNN hosting a town hall with Donald Trump tomorrow night and we speak with Michael Brodkorb about surviving a hit-and-run thanks to his Apple Watch.
Chad speaks with Michael Brodkorb about how he gives credit to the Apple Watch he was wearing for saving his life after a hit-and-run in the street in front of his home.
Chad discusses the criticism of CNN for hosting a town hall with Donald Trump tomorrow night and why the network is making the right move to host the event.
Adam Carter joins Chad for the full hour as they discuss the removal of the John Williams desk from the WCCO studio, the passing of Joe Kapp, and several other topics including Adam's strange dream during Ask Adam Anything.
Chad opens the show with a celebration because our long studio nightmare is over. The John Williams desk in gone! Adam Carter joins the conversation that also turns towards the passing of Vikings legend Joe Kapp.
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to share about a dream that involved a bar, a hotel, snow cones, and Dave Harrigan. Plus, is the meaning of the song Who Let the Dogs Out completely misunderstood?
Chip Scoggins joins to talk the struggles the Twins have had with the bats this season and much more from the world of sports. Later, we talk about the absurd spot shoppers are now being asked for give a tip and some of the biggest TV shows of the 2010s.
A story in the Wall Street Journal talks about how consumers are now being asked to tip at self-checkouts. This is beyond ludicrous.
Could Chip Scoggins, back in his little league days, compete for a spot in the 2023 Twins lineup? It doesn't seem like too much of a reach right now. That, plus talk about Tim Connelly, the NBA playoffs and more.
Supreme Court expert Stephen Vladeck joins to talk about very questionable ethical issues with the Court that have revealed themselves in recent weeks. Plus, we hear about Vladeck's new book The Shadow Docket.
Chad, Dave and Mark Freie open the hour with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Stephen Vladeck about Supreme Court ethics and his new book coming out next week!
Chad opens the show with two segment of talk with Congressman Dean Phillips about gun violence, President Biden and the debt ceiling and spends the final half of the hour reacting to the conversation with Dave and several listeners.
Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated is hot today with talk from Chad, Dave Harrigan and Mark Freie about pulled pork, jaywalking, evolution, dying horses at Churchill Downs and much more.
Chad reacts to the Dean Philips interview and much of what he said about public safety and gun violence, challenging President Biden and negotiating the debt ceiling.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad at the start of the show to talk about gun violence, inaction from politicians on guns and public safety, awful poll number for President Biden and negotiating the debt ceiling. Plus, would Congressman Phillips consider a run for the Democratic nomination in 2024 if no other prominent Democrats will challenge the president?
For the first time, Chad speaks with Camilla, Queen Consort of the UK in advance of the coronation of King Charles tomorrow in London. Plus, we hear from Sheletta on another Feisty Friday!
It's Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge! Sheletta and Chad talk about the tremendous event she put together last weekend for Autism awareness drive-up prayer.
Camilla, Queen Consort of the United Kingdon joins Chad to preview tomorrow's coronation for King Charles and why she calls this a victory for side chicks everywhere!
The hour begins with two segments of Am I Wrong? before a long conversation with Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly.
During our latest edition of Am I Wrong? Chad has to react to Dave's strong opinions about feeding pigeons, the need for an American Sovereign, and playground justice.
Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly is asked by Chad if he is interested in the Wizards job and he doesn't exactly say he's devoted to the Wolves.
Chad opens the show reacting to Dave's story of issuing some tough talk to a child on the playground before sharing his own similar story before we move into political conversation over two segments with Major Garrett.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad for his weekly visit to talk about the latest with Hunter Biden, Donald Trump's legal battle with E. Jean Carroll, and issues at the border.
The show opens with Dave sharing a story of standing up to a 10-year-old yesterday at the playground with his daughters. Chad adds his own story about talking tough to a 3-year-old many years ago.
Chad is not having it with any May the Fourth Be With You fun today. After ruining the Star Wars fun, Chad talks about the current state of downtown Minneapolis and Star Tribune editorial cartoonist Mike Thompson returning to the paper soon after the controversy over his first cartoon.
Chad speaks with Washington Post reporter Mary Ilyushina about Russia's claims of an assassination attempt on President Vladimir Putin from drone sent by Ukraine. Plus, Jon Bream of the Star Tribune discusses the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class of 2023.
Washington Post reporter Mary Ilyushina joins Chad to discuss Russia's allegations of an assassination attempt from Ukraine aimed at Vladimir Putin.
Jon Bream isn't sure about Kate Bush, but says the rest of this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class definitely deserves to be in. He discusses the class with Chad and his biggest frustrations about the process of getting other musicians into the Hall.
Chad and several listeners react to our interview about paid family and medial leave with Rep. Dave Baker and discuss the best ways to make it happen in Minnesota.
Republican Dave Baker joins Chad to talk about paid family and medical leave and his frustrations trying to get his ideas for a plan heard by the DFL in St. Paul. That interview leads to conversation about the issue with Chad and several listeners sharing their own thoughts.
Representative Dave Baker joins Chad to talk about why he agrees with most Minnesotans that paid family medical leave is needed in our state and his frustration of getting the Governor and other Democrats to listen to his ideas that differ from the DFL plan.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Chad to help with his issue coming to grips with not getting a proper 'thank you' after holding a door for someone yesterday. Plus, we hear about the project she's working on at KARE-11 that will shine a light on menopause.
75% of Trump supporters say they will vote for him in 2024 because they are convinced he won the 2020 election. How are we still here!?
75% of Trump supporters say they will vote for him in 2024 because they are convinced he won the 2020 election. How are we still here!? Chad starts the show with that conversation before some time with Rena Sarigianopoulos during her regular Wednesday appearance.
The hour begins with talk about the Wild's playoff exit and the future of the club with General Manager Bill Guerin before Jamie Yuccas joins for her fun weekly appearance, featuring a surprise visit from Jason DeRusha.
Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly visit to the show and Jason DeRusha joins the fun as Jamie teaches us about Task Rabbit and her expertise in 'tightening the pipe' to solve her toilet issues.
Chad speaks with Wild General Manager Bill Guerin on the team's early playoff exit and much more as he prepares to navigate the offseason challenges.
The conversation begins with some news about nurses in the US, but we quickly get sidetracked into a discussion about the worst sports movies ever.
We start with some talk about nurses and reports that say they are both leaving the profession and coming back! We get sidetracked into a conversation about bad sports movies before retired judge Kevin Burke joins to speak about Tou Thao's conviction and ethics issues with the Supreme Court.
Retired judge Kevin Burke joins Chad to talk about former MPD officer Tou Thao being convicted for his role in connection to the murder of George Floyd. Plus, Burke discusses the Senate Judiciary Committee meeting today to discuss ethics issues within the Supreme Court.
Chad opens the show talking about the Surgeon General's warning about the harmful impact loneliness can have on our health. Later, we lighten the mood for some fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything.
Surgeon General Vivek Murthy is warning us about the damaging effects loneliness can have on our bodies. Chad opens the show talking about loneliness and being alone.
Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins Chad to talk about a piece from Andy Mannix in the Star Tribune about the burning of the 3rd precinct in Minneapolis during the George Floyd riots and the amount of indecision there was about activating the National Guard. Plus, we talk about Governor Walz raising his national profile and some of what's happening at the legislature.
Chip Scoggins joins at the top of the hour to talk about another playoff disappointment from the Wild and more from Minnesota sports over the weekend. Plus, we check in with Tom Hauser on a Star Tribune piece about the readiness of the National Guard during the time of the George Floyd riots and more from the legislature and Governor Walz.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about playoff disappointment again from the Wild, a good April for the Twins, and reaction to the Vikings draft weekend and the NBA playoffs.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad reacts to a letter in the New York Times about the problem with dogs being welcomed into the office.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated segment. Did Chad really lose his notes from the weekend or did he just not prep for the show?
A letter into the New York Times takes issue with a co-worker bringing their loud dog into small office. Chad says the writer is right to complain.
No Labels co-executive director Margaret White joins Chad to talk about the possibility of No Labels putting a ticket together to challenge the Democrats and Republicans for the presidency in 2024.
More money for Minnesota tourism marketing? Chad talks about why he doesn't want more money spent on pushing Minnesota as a vacation destination before a conversation about the 2024 election with Margaret White of No Labels.
Chad takes issue with the appeal for more money to support Minnesota tourism marketing. Is it really necessary?
Lou Nanne joins Chad to preview game six between the Wild and Stars and what he's seen so far in the series as the Wild face elimination tonight.
Sheletta is planning to attend her son Andrew's prom as a chaperone and Chad is trying desperately to find a way to keep her far away.
Major Garrett and joins at the top of the hour to tackle several political topics before some fun with Sheletta during Feisty Friday.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to tackle several political topics including continued arguments about the debt ceiling, a lack of Democratic challengers to President Biden and much more.
Chad starts the show with talk about the countries we haven't visited that are at the top of the bucket list. We also discuss the plea deal for former MPD officer Brian Cummings before some fun with Am I Wrong?.
Former MPD officer Brian Cummings killed a man while driving way too fast during a chase through a residential area. Especially considering this isn't the first time he was driving over 100 mph, Chad says the punishment in the plea deal is not nearly strong enough.
Our Friday staple of Am I Wrong? has Dave unveiling a plan to improve the Mall of America, ripping mild condiments, and taking aim at Big Mulch. Is he wrong? Chad has to decide.
James Corden is signing off from his CBS show tonight and we learned this morning about the passing of Jerry Springer. We ended the show today talking about our favorite TV talk shows and hosts.
The hour begins with former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly joining Chad to talk about Tucker Carlson's departure from the network and the 2024 election. Later, we discuss our favorite TV talk shows as James Corden is set to sign off tonight and we learned of the passing of Jerry Springer.
Bill O'Reilly joins Chad to share his insight into Tucker Carlson's departure from Fox News and discussion about what looks like another Biden vs Trump matchup in 2024.
The hour begins with stories of our battles with our healthcare and insurance system before our weekly discussion with Jason DeRusha.
Chad and Dave share stories of recent battles trying to navigate through our healthcare system and how difficult and time consuming the process can be.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad for his usual Thursday visit to talk about a school dress code policy in Michigan, trouble for Chad at the self-checkout and more!
Chad takes a strong stance against Star Tribune CEO and publisher Steve Grove caving to pressure and apologizing for the cartoon from the paper's new editorial cartoonist that some say was promoting Islamophobia.
Jim Petersen joins Chad with a very honest assessment of the Wolves season and thoughts about how the team can improve for the future.
Chad rips new Star Tribune Publisher Steve Grove's apology for cartoonist Mike Thompson's first editorial cartoon for the paper. Later, we speak with Jim Petersen and get some honest thoughts about the Wolves and everything that happened this season.
Big George Foreman joins the show at the top of the hour to talk about his life and the upcoming movie telling his story. Later, we dip back into the Biden vs. Trump discussion before talk about marijuana legalization coming a step closer to reality in Minnesota with the House voting to pass their bill.
Marijuana legalization cleared another hurdle today as the bill passed through the House in St. Paul. What are your feelings as legalization is on the verge in our state?
Former two-time Heavyweight Champion of the World George Foreman joins Chad to discuss the movie coming out this week about his life and share some of what it was like to be Big George Foreman then and what life is like now.
Chad made it back to the movie theater over the weekend for the first time since the pandemic began. Is there something you did regularly before Covid-19 arrived that you haven't returned to doing?
Chad and Dave each went to the movie theater over the weekend for the first time since before the pandemic. Is there something you used to do frequently before Covid that you haven't gotten back to?
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad with more complaints about air travel and anyone who gets in the way of her carry-on bags.
Chad begins the show with talk about President Biden announcing his re-election campaign earlier this morning before we transition to Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter.
Who would be the great American curmudgeon living today? Who is the leading curmudgeon at WCCO? That's just one of the many questions Adam Carter wrestles with during Ask Adam Anything!
President Biden is officially in for the 2024 Presidential race. Chad talks about the lack of excitement for the run but says he believes Biden is the favorite against Donald Trump if he is indeed the GOP nominee.
We cover a lot with Chip Scoggins joining Chad in studio to discuss the Wild and Wolves in the playoffs, how the Twins have played recently, and their thoughts on what the Vikings hope to do in the NFL draft beginning Thursday evening.
The Wolves stayed alive with their win over Denver on Sunday night. Chip Scoggins is in studio with Chad talking about the win and what the future looks like when the offseason does arrive. Plus, what will the Vikings do in the first round of the NFL draft on Thursday?
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad in studio for plenty of talk about the first four games of the Wild's playoff series against Dallas and thoughts on how the Twins have been playing since winning the first two games of their series over the Yankees in New York.
There was plenty of angst over a cartoon from the new political cartoonist at the Star Tribune. Chad talks about the response and why he disagrees with the outrage.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for a fun two segments of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before we discuss the uproar over the weekend from journalists and others over an editorial cartoon from the Star Tribune.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated to talk crazy dreams, strange activity at a BBQ joint, and the show Shrinking putting the widely unknown actor Harrison Ford in front of an audience like Mark who is unfamiliar with much of his work.
Chad opens the show talking about Tucker Carlson leaving Fox News before a conversation with attorney Joe Friedberg about Kim Potter's release from prison and Keith Ellison taking over the Zaria McKeever case.
Attorney Joe Friedberg joins Chad to talk about Keith Ellison taking over the Zaria McKeever case after some comments about former officer Kim Potter getting released from prison this morning.
Chad opens the show talking about the shocking news of Tucker Carlson leaving Fox News. Plus, Don Lemon is out at CNN too!
Chad welcomes two of our favorite regular guests during the hour as we talk Wild with Bill Guerin and politics with Major Garrett.
Major Garrett of CBS News tries to help Chad through his angst about fully participating with the rest of the Timberwolves fans at tonight's playoff game before some political talk about Hunter Biden, Jared Kushner and more.
Wild GM Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about bouncing back after a rough game 2 against Dallas. Does he take the bait to tell Chad who will be in goal or if Joel Eriksson Ek will return from injury tonight for game 3?
It's been a while since we've spoken with Governor Walz. Chad spent a bunch of time with him today talking about tax cuts, compromise with Republicans in the legislature, crime, the request that he stay about from the funeral of Deputy Josh Owen and more.
We have plenty of fun with Sheletta Brundidge during Feisty Friday for the first half of the hour before a conversation with Governor Walz on several topics.
During our usual Feisty Friday fun, Sheletta Brundidge tried to sneak a small detail into a story about accepting a $20 gift from a parking ramp attendant. Did she think we wouldn't notice and call her on it?
Dave Harrigan brings some opinions about family restrooms, traffic etiquette and and the proliferation of cauliflower during the Am I Wrong? segment. Is Chad on his side or he will Dave that he is, indeed, wrong?
Very few people want to see a Biden vs Trump rematch in 2024, but that's exactly what we're going to get.
We are closing in on Biden vs Trump again in 2024. Chad discusses the likelihood of this rematch as a failure for our two party system. Plus, we have some fun with an early edition of Am I Wrong?!
We stumble into the great bread debate before Adam Carter turns into Andy Rooney while complaining about the end of Netflix's DVD-by-mail service.
Dane Mizutani of the Pioneer Press says he's looking to see which team is the most disciplined on the ice tonight as Wild and Stars meet again in Dallas. Dane previewed the game and spoke about what to expect as the Wild try to gain a 2-0 series lead with Adam Carter.
Dane Mizutani of the Pioneer Press joins Adam Carter with a preview of game two tonight between the Wild and Stars in Dallas. Later, we go off on a tangent about the best restaurant pre-dinner bread offerings and we discuss Netflix announcing the end of their DVD-by-mail service.
Fox has agreed to pay $787.5 million to Dominion to settle the defamation lawsuit. Will it change how Fox News operates of what viewers see and hear in any meaningful way? Adam Carter spoke about the settlement with Aaron Blake of the Washington Post.
Adam Carter is very excited to check out a new Delta lounge at MSP airport and calls that a luxury he is very willing to pay for. What falls into that category for you?
What are the luxuries in life that are worth every penny you spend on them? Adam Carter starts the hour with that conversation before Washington Post reporter Aaron Blake joins to talk about the settlement between Dominion and Fox News.
More companies are opening up to the idea of allowing mental health days for their employees. Would you, or do you feel any guilt in taking a sick day for mental health reasons?
Do you feel any guilt in taking a day off from work as a mental health day? Adam Carter starts with that conversation before some fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
As Adam Carter tells Rena Sarigianopoulos about his upcoming trip to see three Phish shows in Los Angeles, we learn that Rena can't stand concert or anything that involves a crowd or enjoying life.
Adam Carter talks about his experience watching the Wild last night and why he continues to love playoff hockey so much. Later, we talk about this mornings problems at Southwest Airlines and share some back travel experiences before Adam wishes his mother, Cheryl, a very happy birthday to wrap up the show.
There was more trouble for Southwest Airlines this morning as all flights were temporarily grounded. Has a bad flight experience or stories you've heard from others convinced you to swear off an airline forever?
Adam Carter sat down with the intention of watching the Wild last night without a strong rooting interest. Soon, he found himself back in his old habits living and dying with every moment of the game.
The House DFL plan calls for $275 checks for single folks and $550 for couples that fall beneath an income threshold. Adam Carter says the amounts are far too low, bordering on insulting.
Jamie Yuccas joins Adam Carter to talk about life in LA, a new area code coming to Minnesota, and some ideas for Adam to experience during his upcoming trip to Hollywood.
Is the House DFL's plan for rebate checks good enough? Adam Carter takes issue with the size of the rebate checks proposed to go to many Minnesotans. Later, Jamie Yuccas updates us on life in Los Angeles. Plus we talk about a new area code coming to Minnesota and Jamie gives Adam some things to do on his upcoming Hollywood trip.
Adam Carter talks about the unfortunately one-in-a-million shot that happened to him right before the show and we hear from listeners about their similar stories. Later, Tom Hauser joins to cover Adam's usual role as we play Ask Tom Anything!
Tom Hauser of KSTP joins Adam Carter to talk about his third time running the Boston Marathon and much more as he covers Adam's normal role as Ask Adam Anything becomes Ask Tom Anything!
Adam Carter dropped his wireless mouse today in a WCCO production room and it bounced perfectly into a hole in the floor. He's not sure how he'll ever get it out. What's your one-in-a-million shot?
MLB pitcher Anthony Bass called out United Airlines for a flight attendant that asked his pregnant wife to clean up some spilled popcorn from their children on a flight. Whose side are you on?
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to review game one in the playoffs for the Timberwolves, talk about the Wild opening their playoff run tonight, a new contract for Pablo Lopez with the Twins and more from the sports world.
Chip Scoggins joins at the top of the hour to talk about the Wolves loss last night along with a few others sports topics. Plus, should a pregnant mom be asked to clean up some spilled popcorn from her kids on a plane? We wade into that controversy that has been all over social media today.
If you order a drink but change you mind when it arrived to the table, should you have to pay for it? That was Chad's recent dilemma and one of the many topics discussed amongst Chad, Dave and Mark Freie during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Electrical companies in California are pushing to begin charging customers based on income rather than usage. Chad talks about why he finds the idea ludicrous.
Mark Freie, Dave and Chad each have plenty to discuss and get off their chests during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated this week. Later, we discuss a proposal in California for energy companies to charge customers a fixed-rate for the service based on income.
Sunday's weather was terrible and don't let anybody tell you otherwise. Chad has plenty to say about that before a conversation with Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara about recent police deaths, guns and the enormous amount of auto thefts this year in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara joins Chad to talk about recent officer deaths in Minnesota and Wisconsin, the problem he sees in easy access to guns, and the several reasons behind an absurd amount of car thefts in Minneapolis this year.
Are sunglasses an instant way to improve your appearance? Is the Stone Arch Bridge among the most fantastic landmarks in the entire state? Dave brings his hot takes and Chad is forced to agree or disagree during our Friday game of Am I Wrong? to close out the show.
Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman joins Chad at the top of the hour with talk about the proposed budget, trying to work with Republicans in the legislature, controversy surrounding the treatment of a MinnPost reporter at the Capitol and more. Plus, we close the hour with our weekly game of Am I Wrong? and a visit from Jason DeRusha.
Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman joins Chad to talk about criticism of the proposed budget, controversy involving MinnPost reporter Peter Callaghan, difficulty compromising with Republicans in St. Paul and more.
Sheletta isn't about to allow her oldest son, 16-year-old Andrew, to spend some time over at his girlfriend's house. We're not surprised.
Is Sheletta OK with her oldest son spending time over at his girlfriend's house. Absolutely not! We touch on that and many other issues with Sheletta before discussing the horrible story of a death from a dog attack in Brooklyn Center.
A man is dead after he was attacked by four pit bulls in Brooklyn Park. Deaths from a dog attack are very rare. Chad shares his thoughts on the story and his own nervousness about pit bulls.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk about the arrest of Jack Teixeira as the man responsible for the classified document leak, the latest with Dominion's lawsuit against Fox News and the latest episode of The Takeout featuring an interview with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred.
Chad discusses a very entertaining piece from The Boston Globe taking a look at the ten people you'll see at every youth sporting event today.
Chad shares a piece from the Boston Globe describing the ten people you can find at every youth sporting event. Later, we talk with Major Garrett about Jack Teixeira, Dominion's lawsuit against Fox News and the latest edition of The Takeout featuring an interview with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred.
Chad asks Susie Jones to hang around for the first half of the hour to talk about the plan for finding her a listener to date sometime in early May. Later, Jim Petersen joins to talk about the Wolves' loss to the Lakers and their last chance to secure a playoff spot tomorrow night against the Thunder.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about what happened with the Wolves during their loss to the Lakers and what to expect tomorrow night as they take their last shot at a playoff spot against Oklahoma City.
Susie Jones hangs around with Chad to tell us a little about herself and what she's looking for in a potential date as we discuss how best to set Susie up with a lucky guy on a date.
Chad begins the hour speaking about the recent inflation numbers and we discuss how we see changes in our own daily lives. Later, Jason DeRusha joins to talk about Bud Light's Dylan Mulvaney marketing campaign and the major reactions from each side of the political aisle.
Bud Light's marketing campaign has caused a major boycott of Anheuser-Busch products and a $5 billion drop in the company's market value. Jason DeRusha joins Chad to talk about the reasons for the boycott and how Americans have reacted to the campaign.
The inflation numbers from March are lower than they have been in many, many months. Have you noticed it in your daily life?
Over 2,700 vehicles have been stolen in Minneapolis already this year and the vast majority are Kia or Hyundai models. Chad discusses those numbers and what can be done about it.
Chad talks about all the tough guys bragging about keeping the AC off during these hot days and we share some startling statistics about car thefts in Minneapolis.
Stop bragging about your refusal to turn on the air conditioning in your home while you're sweating in bed. Turn it on!
Is there any good reason why St. Paul police is still unable to use drones in 2023? Chad talks about their push to use drones and we discuss some sad and shocking statistics about gun violence in America.
Chad bounces around to several topics during the hour including drama with the Timberwolves, our problem with littering, St. Paul police pushing to use drones and startling statistics about gun violence in America.
The amount of litter popping up each time this year as the snow melts is staggering. Chad addresses the litter problem and what we should do about it after some words about the problems with the Timberwolves.
We haven't spoken with Jamie Yuccas in a few weeks because she's been so busy! Will she quit her jobs and call off her engagement to make sure she can make these Tuesday appearances more regularly?
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to talk about the national emergency for Covid-19 coming to an end. Plus, we catch up with Jamie Yuccas for the first time in a few weeks! Will she agree to quit her many jobs and call off her engagement so that she can make more regular appearances on the show?
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to talk about the end of our Covid-19 national emergency, continuing to work on improving vaccines and much more.
Adam Carter sings the praises of a Canadian walleye shore lunch, take a dig at The Doors, and answers many of your questions during today's Ask Adam Anything.
Chad talks about the latest mass shooting in America and why it seems most Americans aren't letting these tragedies impact their lives. Later, we shift gears with Adam Carter joining for Ask Adam Anything.
How much did the shooting in Louisville on Monday affect your life? Chad discusses mass shootings in America and how it seems that nobody cares anymore.
Adam Carter hangs out with Chad to talk about the big surprise during a tremendous episode of Succession last night. Plus, we talk about all the punches thrown last night during the Wolves game.
Hall of Famers and Minnesota music icons Jimmy Jam Harris and Terry Lewis return to Minneapolis today to throw out the first pitch at Target Field and they also update us on their story, their relationship and what they are working on currently.
Minnesota Twins longtime television voice Dick Bremer had to bow out to illness for Opening Day so adjustments had to be made. Kris Atteberry, usually heard on the airwaves of WCCO will make the transition into Cory's seat for Opening Day alongside Dan Gladden to bring you the action today, he talks Opening Day, run producing as well as Jhoan Duran.
Many have taken notice to the changes in the speed of the game of baseball. Thad Levine jumps in the booth with us to talk about those changes and improvements to the game. We'll also talk with Kris Atteberry on his adjusted role for Opening Day as Cory Provus jumps over to the television side to assist Justin Morneau as longtime voice Dick Bremer is out with an illness.
Major League Baseball set new guidelines and rules for the game to become shorter in the offseason and we are clearly seeing those changes in full effect, but what does Thad Levine think about it? We are joined by the Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Minnesota Twins to kick off the second hour.
Batting lead off on this Opening Day edition of the Chad Hartman Show is the newest Vice President of the Minnesota Twins and discuss how he has settled in to the new job. Also we discuss the Tennessee House floor protests taking place over gun control as well as the expulsions that coincided, Major Garrett joins us for that and we take you down memory lane with Jack Nicklaus and his Masters memories.
Major Garrett joins us to explain and break down the Tennessee expulsion situation in the House where two Democratic lawmakers were removed over gun reform.
We kick off our home opener edition of the show with the newest Executive Vice President for the Minnesota Twins Joe Pohlad and we check in on how he is settling into the new role, what we all can look forward to in the new 2023 season and much more.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad to talk about what lies ahead for the Wolves in their final two games of the regular season, the playoffs and, depending on how the playoffs shake out, the upcoming offseason.
Alex Mierjeski of Pro Publica joins Chad with details on a new piece uncovering several large undisclosed gifts accepted by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas from a major GOP donor. Later, we talk Wolves with Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic.
Pro Publica writer Alex Mierjeski joins Chad to talk about a piece he helped research and write about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and some large gifts from a billionaire Republican donor that have not been disclosed.
Attorney Joe Friedberg joins Chad at the top of the hour to discuss the Zaria McKeever case that continues to stir controversy, including words yesterday from Keith Ellison. Later, we dive into even deeper controversy with Jason DeRusha and his comments about people and their dogs.
Jason DeRusha's canine disdain knows no bounds. We hear from Jason after a very controversial segment on his show yesterday. Plus, Jason shares his review of the new food you'll find this year at Target Field.
Attorney General Keith Ellison shared criticism yesterday of Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty's handling of the Zaria McKeever case. Attorney Joe Friedberg joins to comment on the case and why he believes Ellison was out of line for speaking publicly about it.
The Masters is underway and Chad opens the show talking about why it is his favorite sporting event. What's your favorite? Plus, we discuss a measure in New York City that would ban discrimination based on a person's weight.
New York's city council is expected to approve a bill banning weight discrimination practices in housing and hiring. Is weight discrimination something we can truly legislate against?
Chad talks about The Masters as his favorite sporting event of the year and we hear from many listeners about the events they look forward to most throughout the year.
Chad talks about the responses from Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark to the controversy over the LSU vs Iowa national championship game. We also talk about why Minnesotans are speeding so frequently on our highways. Plus, former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins to break down the details of Donald Trump's indictment.
LSU's Angel Reese and Iowa's Caitlin Clark have been in the headlines ever since crossing paths in the women's national championship game on Sunday. Each has handled themselves brilliantly during the controversy and their actions on the court have been equally outstanding for women's basketball.
Chad speaks with former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger about Donald Trump's arraignment, and many of the charges outlined in the indictment.
Chad talks about Charlie, his ex-wife's dog that he loves dearly, and why it is so difficult to see Charlie struggling with some serious health problems.
Chad talks about the decision to ban cameras from the courtroom for Donald Trump's arraignment and why he believes that was the wrong choice for the public and for transparency.
Chad tells us about Charlie, a wonderful dog that he loves dearly but is now experiencing some unfortunate health problems. We talk about caring for our aging pets before Chad turns his attention back to former President Trump in court and why he finds it ridiculous that cameras were not allowed in the courtroom today.
Adam Carter is put to the test during Ask Adam Anything with questions about property taxes, social security taxes and much, much more!
As Donald Trump is making his way from Trump Tower to court, Chad talks about his interest in the legal proceedings of the former President and we hear from listeners about how closely they are following the news.
Chad opens the show talking about Donald Trump's arraignment happening today in New York before some fun with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything.
Chad speaks about several political stories making headlines including Donald Trump arriving in New York for his arraignment, President Biden visiting Minnesota, and Jim Jordan calling for defunding law enforcement when it suits him.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the women's national championship game and the bad loss from the Wolves to Portland. Later, Chad touches on a number of political stories including Donald Trump arriving in New York for his arraignment.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about all of the fallout from the women's NCAA national championship game and an atrocious loss by the Timberwolves to Portland.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about the settlement agreement and the police reform in the city.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey speaks with Chad about the settlement agreement approved by the city council on Friday and what it means for the police department.
Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated to talk about college hoops, The Masters, coverage over the eaglet tragedy and much more.
Chad responds to criticism from many on the left of 60 Minutes interviewing Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene and former Governor Arne Carlson joins to speak about Joan Gabel leaving her job as President of the University of Minnesota.
Former Minnesota Governor Arne Carlson speaks with Chad about the departure of U of M President Joan Gabel and is very critical of her tenure at the U.
60 Minutes has been taking heat from many on the left because of their interview with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. Chad speaks about the controversy and why he believes the criticism of 60 Minutes is absurd.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara joins Chad to talk about the settlement agreement approved by the city council today and how that will impact training for MPD officers and their work on the streets.
Dave brings some big, bold statements about MLB's rule changes and the state of our health in America and Chad has to debate or reluctantly agree that Dave is correct.
Our weekly game of Am I Wrong? kicks off the hour before Chad speaks with Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara about the settlement agreement approved by the city council and what that will mean for his department.
Paul Molitor joins Chad to talk baseball after an Opening Day win for the Twins on Thursday. We also talk about the great classic Blizzard treat from DQ and the awful weather upon us yet again as spring continues to be abysmal.
The DQ Blizzard is an iconic treat. It's tremendous. What's your go-to choice when you make the stop for a Blizzard?
Hall of famer Paul Molitor joins Chad to talk about what he sees in the Twins after an Opening Day win over the Royals and why he's in favor of MLB's drastic rule changes.
Chad begins the show with Major Garrett of CBS News on the indictment of former President Trump and the discussion continues throughout the hour with Chad, Dave and plenty of contributions from the listeners.
Chad discusses the indictment of Donald Trump and why he still believes the case in New York should not have been the one to make history as the first indictment of a former President.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad at the top of the show to talk about the historic decision of officially indicting a former President and many of the details surrounding the case with Donald Trump.
What does Chad think of the Twins as the get set to open the 2023 season? He breaks down the roster and tells us if he expects the team to compete at the top of the division.
Chad takes issue with any lawmaker that's been taking issue with drag shows as something that is ruining America's culture and families.
Chad criticizes the idea of citizens spray painting potholes to point the out to drivers and lawmakers fearful of the impact drag shows are having on children. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins for a conversation about the concerns of artificial intelligence and his love of Chicago.
Elon Musk and many others in the tech industry say we need a pause on AI development to address the possible risks and danger it could pose on humanity. Jason joined Chad to speak about the warning and more.
Chad speaks about the awfulness of spring in Minnesota and being sick as he has been and still is today. Later, we hear from Wild GM Bill Guerin on a great win last night in Colorado and much more with the club.
Minnesota Wild GM Bill Guerin joins Chad to speak about a big in in Colorado last night, the great goaltending of Filip Gustavsson, prepping for the playoffs and much more.
Chad isn't at 100% but is back on the show talking about a continued miserable spring in Minnesota with more bad weather coming and the worst parts of being sick.
Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) and Susie Jones talk about liking to cancel plans, how long can you use grief, the St. Peter/Comfrey tornadoes of 1998, and and Do-Hyoung Park on optimism surrounding the Twins
Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Minnesota Twins Reporter Do-Hyoung Park from MLB.com about the optimism surrounding the team, what he sees as the biggest question mark, Alex Kirilloff, why the rule changes will be overblown and more.
Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) gets into the Nashville school shooting, lack of action by some lawmakers, he man) talks with mischievous maker Zane Bender about the best and worst April Fool's jokes, using social media and more.and more.
Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) talks with KARE 11 Anchor Rena Sarigianopoulos about winter in Ohio vs. Minnesota, has her husband made large purchases without her notice, the influence Boyd Huppert had on her, going into the Minnesota Broadcasters Hall of Fame, covering tragedies, what bring her joy.
Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) and Chris Tubbs wonder if your spouse has ever made a large purchase without your knowledge, and KARE 11 Anchor Rena Sarigianopoulos on that, winters in Minnesota Boyd Huppert and more.
Susie Jones talks about some of the movies and shows she's been streaming lately before some talk with Matt Hodson of the Twins about the unveiling of a new look at Target Field. Plus, would knowing how much money your supervisor makes inspire you to work harder in your job to reach that level?
Susie Jones shares about some of the shows and movies she's been watching recently and takes some ideas from listeners about what they've found on TV.
Former Minnesota Attorney General Skip Humphrey joins Susie Jones to talk about his major role in the 1998 lawsuit against big tobacco and how it relates to today's trial beginning with JUUL.
Susie Jones speaks with Paul Douglas about some weather topics, including tornadoes we've seen around the country already this year and a study suggesting storms will only get more deadly. Plus, Skip Humphrey joins to speak about his battle against big tobacco as Attorney General in 1998 and how it relates to today's lawsuit against JUUL.
Paul Douglas joins Susie Jones to talk about the tornadoes that have devastated parts of the south recently and other areas of the country. Plus, Paul comments on a study predicting stronger and more deadly storms and tornadoes due to warmer global temperatures.
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything as Susie Jones leads us through one of our favorite weekly segments.
Susie Jones shares thoughts after Monday's school shooting in Nashville and why she believes these events continue to happen in our country with no end in sight.
Susie Jones is in for Chad today. The show begins with plenty of talk about the Nashville school shooting and what can be done to help curb gun violence in America. Later, we lighten the mood a bit with Adam Carter joining for Ask Adam Anything.
Chad talks Wolves, Final Four and much more with Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune over the first two segments of the hour before we replay our very emotional and honest interview with Ken Barlow about his mental health battles from earlier in the show.
The Wolves pulled off an incredible win last night over the Golden State Warriors. Chip Scoggins joins to talk about that win, the Final Four and much more from the sports world.
KSTP-TV meteorologist Ken Barlow joins Chad with very honest talk about suicidal thoughts, depression and bipolar disorder in his life. Later, Chad shares his thoughts after hearing of another elementary school mass shooting in our country.
After another elementary school shooting, this time in Nashville, Tennessee, Chad passionately demands our lawmakers do something to start solving the problem of mass shootings in America.
KSTP-TV meteorologist Ken Barlow joins Chad for a very open conversation about his battle with depression, being diagnosed as bipolar, and suicidal thoughts so scary he checked himself into a hospital.
Chad opens the show talking about a new report showing how American values have changed in the past years and decades. Later, Mark Freie joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
A new study suggests that American's aren't as concerned about religion, community involvement, having kids, and more things that were once considered strong American values. Chad talks about the study results and what concerns him most about the data.
Mark Freie joins today for Overrated, Underrated or Properly with Chad and Dave and Mark claims Iowa basketball star Caitlin Clark is still underrated. Is that even possible anymore?
Dave Harrigan gets pushback on his statements this week by both Chad and Rusty Ray during Am I Wrong? before Sheletta Brundidge joins the show for a delayed Feisty Friday.
Dave Harrigan has issues with the abundance of potato chip flavors, a lack of constitutional amendments and two of the most popular restaurants in America. On his final day with WCCO, Rusty Ray joins Chad and Dave for Am I Wrong?.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad for Feisty Friday and just a taste of some news regarding her next project on her quest to take over the world. Plus, they share some talk about a rise in the number of children being diagnosed with autism in recent years.
Star Tribune food writer joins with thoughts on the new Eat Street Crossing food hall, a new fantastic fried chicken sandwich and much more from the Twin Cities restaurant scene.
Chad speaks with Viktoria Mitlyng of the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission about the power plant leak in Monticello, the investigation into the leak, and concerns residents in the area have about radiation and drinking water.
Chad opens the hour ranking the best John Hughes films before a conversation with Viktoria Mytling of the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission about the leak at the Monticello power plant. Plus, Star Tribune food writer Joy Summers joins to talk about the new Eat Street food hall and much more!
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad for some fun talking about old friends and John Hughes films before touching on issues between the US and Iran and Donald Trump's legal challenges.
Chad opens the show talking about reaching out to old friends and two great meetings he had in the last week. Later, we have some fun with Major Garrett before talking about issues between the US and Iran and what's happened this week with Donald Trump's legal battles.
Chad speaks about two times in the past week that he's met up with old friends and the reminder of how important it is to keep those connections.
Rusty Ray's last day with WCCO is tomorrow and we give him a shot to go out with a game show victory in a battle of wits against Chad. Plus, we talk about the problems plaguing light rail in the Twin Cities and how the new Metro Transit Police Chief has a big job ahead of him to clean it all up.
Metro Transit's new police chief Ernest Morales III spoke with Adam today about cleaning up the crime and drug issues on Metro Transit trains and bringing riders back aboard. What would you need to see to jump back on light rail?
As we prepare to say goodbye to Rusty Ray, we invite him to test his knowledge against Chad in a new game show!
State Rep. Kurt Daudt joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about what's happening in St. Paul and why he believes the DFL is letting Minnesotans down with their agenda. Plus, we speak with Jason DeRusha about both parties taking a stand against Tik Tok in Washington.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad to talk about the push in Washington to ban Tik Tok and what he likes about the app.
State Rep. Kurt Daudt joins Chad with criticism of Governor Walz and DFL legislative leaders on the budget agreement, pandering to Minnesotans through social issues and more.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen tells Chad he thinks Karl-Anthony Towns looked great for the Wolves in his return from injury last night and showed almost zero rust in his game.
Chad talked about what he like and what bugged him during a flight to California and we speak with Jim Petersen about Karl-Anthony Towns returning to the floor last night for the Timberwolves.
Chad opens the show talking about the good and bad of his flight to California and a situation in the TSA line that should never happen.
Katie Ratlief of the Common Sense Institute Arizona joins Tim Pawlenty joins to talk about school reform measures that have taken place in Arizona and how they may be applied to Minnesota public schools to boost student performance.
Tim Pawlenty speaks about hints from the Pope about eliminating the celibacy requirement for priests in the Catholic Church before a conversation with Katie Ratlief about improving education in Minnesota through public school reform.
Pope Francis has hinted recently about possible rescinding the requirement of Catholic priests to remain celibate and Tim Pawlenty speaks about his support of the church taking that step.
Former Congressman Tim Penny joins Tim Pawlenty to speak about the federal debt and a lack of responsibly budgeting at a national level.
Tim Pawlenty speaks about the state budget agreement between Governor Walz and legislative leaders before former Congressman Tim Penny joins to talk about the federal debt.
Tim Pawlenty reacts to some texts from our previous discussion about illegal immigration before turning his attention to the state budget agreement between Governor Walz and leaders from the DFL-controlled legislature.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty begins talking about Donald Trump's legal troubles and why he isn't comfortable with how the New York DA has gone about trying to prosecute Trump in the Stormy Daniels hush money case. Later, we talk about the unintended consequences of looking away from minor crime and the illegal immigration problem in the US with Ryan Clancy of No Labels.
Tim Pawlenty speaks about the announced closing of a local Walmart and continued problems with low ridership on Metro Transit and why turning a blind eye to crime has played a role in each situation.
Ryan Clancy of No Labels joins Tim Pawlenty to talk about the illegal immigration problem in the United States and how No Labels works to bring both parties together to find some common ground on immigration reform.
Chad celebrates finding the reset button on an outlet in his home (with help) and wonders if he can blame his father for his own failures when it comes to handyman projects.
Chad celebrates that he found the reset button on his outlet at home and was able to cook an omelet this morning before talk about legislation in Idaho that will allow for execution by firing squad if the drugs for a lethal injection are unavailable.
A bill approved by Idaho lawmakers would allow execution by firing squad if the drugs needed for a lethal injection are unavailable. Chad talks about his belief in the death penalty but why he believes this is a step too far.
Senator Amy Klobuchar joins Chad to speak about a number of issues impacting the country and the world today and we also speak with Timberwolves coach Chris Finch about a big win last night and injury updates with Anthony Edwards and Karl-Anthony Towns.
Timberwolves Coach Chris Finch provides Chad with injury updates on Karl-Anthony Towns and Anthony Edwards. Plus, discusses a huge win for the club over the Knicks last night and what's coming up during the final stretch of the season.
Senator Amy Klobuchar joins Chad to talk about the Xi Jinping meeting with Vladimir Putin, bank failures and concerns, her work to support firefighters and promote bi-partisan legislation and the experience at Bud Grant's funeral.
Adam Carter joins the show for Ask Adam Anything after Chad has a discussion about death and planning that time before it's too late.
Does the city of Moose Jaw in Canada have the best name of any town on Earth? What does Adam think of roundabouts? Adam Carter tackles those issues and many more during today's Ask Adam Anything!
After viewing and attending multiple funerals over the last few days, Chad speaks about the growing number of people without a strong religious affiliation and the thought that we may not all know where our bodies will end up when we die.
A new article from the Wall St Journal took a look at childcare costs for families and relief doesn't seem to be anywhere in sight for parents struggling to pay or choosing to leave the workforce to care for their children themselves.
Chip Scoggins makes his weekly visit to the show to talk about the new Gopher women's basketball coach, rumors that Lamar Jackson could end up with the Vikings, Adam Thielen signing with Carolina and more. Plus, why have childcare costs shown no signs of dropping?
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about new Gopher women's basketball coach Dawn Plitzuweit's press conference, rumors that the Vikings could be interested in Lamar Jackson, Adam Thielen signing with Carolina and more.
Rusty begins Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with a story about some trouble he had in the self-checkout line at the grocery store over the weekend before we uncover a major controversy in the world of rotisserie chickens and a deep divide amongst those on the show.
Spring is full of mud, slop and it isn't near warm enough on most days. Chad takes aim at spring during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
We stretch Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated today as Rusty shares a story about some trouble at the self-checkout, Dave complains about the demand on rotisserie chickens, and Chad isn't in love with spring in Minnesota.
Chad spends the hour talking about the possibly indictment coming against Donald Trump in the Stormy Daniels. He argues that this isn't the case to indict a former President on and the news has made Trump the heavy GOP favorite for the presidential nomination for 2024.
Chad makes the argument that the Stormy Daniels case isn't big enough to use it as the first indictment of a former President in our country's history.
News of an indictment possibly coming against Donald Trump in the Stormy Daniels case has convinced Chad that Trump is definitely the front-runner to win the Republican nomination for 2024.
Dave challenges Chad to agree or disagree with his opinions on Chad's St. Patrick's Day behavior, the Irish accent and some frightening behavior inside his own home during Am I Wrong?!
O'Donovan's Pub owner Dermot Cowley joins Chad live from the biggest party of the year at his place downtown to talk about St. Patrick's Day festivities and we play our weekly game of Am I Wrong? to wrap the show.
Dermot Cowley joins us from his O'Donovan's Pub in Minneapolis to talk about the celebration going on today and well into the night!
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad to talk about the moves that have been made, including reshaping Kirk Cousins' contract, and much more to come with Dalvin Cook, Za'Darius Smith and more.
Sheletta Brundidge joins to tell us all about being featured on the cover of the newest Star Tribune quarterly magazine. Later, we talk about what's happening with the Vikings right now with some offseason moves already made and many more to come.
She's now the cover girl for the newest edition of the Star Tribune quarterly magazine! Sheletta tells us all about it as she joins Chad for Feisty Friday!
Mayor Jacob Frey says Minneapolis is prepared for another potential crisis like the unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd. Do you believe it? Chad starts with that before hitting on a number of topics with Major Garrett.
Major Garrett of CBS News makes his weekly appearance with Chad to talk about Putin, the GOP's plans for 2024, political ramifications from the bank failures, the Black Sea drone incident and more!
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says lessons were learned from the George Floyd unrest and the city is prepared to handle a similar crisis if it were to happen. Are you buying that?
Retired judge Kevin Burke joins Chad with his perspective on the Minnesota Supreme Court ordering greater access for cameras in courtrooms. We also talk about the rate that young unmarried couples are living together today before a visit with Wild GM Bill Guerin to talk about his club.
The Wild have scored 17 goals in the last three games, including 8 last night in St. Louis. Wild GM Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about that scoring explosion and much more as the team gets ready for the playoffs.
Retired judge Kevin Burke joins Chad to speak about the MN Supreme Court ordering expanded use of cameras in courtrooms and why he feels it is long overdue.
Chad opens the hour noting a report that Gisele Bundchen has moved on to a new fella after Tom Brady. After that, we dive into the great towel controversy that opened up on Twitter. Jason DeRusha also joins with his thoughts on proper shower and towel etiquette and the Southwest LRT mess.
ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky raised eyebrows by saying on Twitter he only changes out to a fresh bath towel every 30 days. How long is too long to go before switching towels? Are you for or against sharing towels within your household?
Jason DeRusha joins Chad to weigh-in on our shower and towel controversy and share his opinions about the Southwest LRT mess.
Do you believe a 4-day work week for both employees and employers in America? We start with that conversation before Chad brings up the fact that the circus is coming to town next week and we hear from a disgruntled Broccoli The Clown.
Do you think any state in the US will make the 4-day work week the law in their state sometime in the next ten years? Chad wants to know where the people and money is coming from to make it work.
Chad talks about the Osman Shrine Circus visiting the state fairgrounds next week and we hear from Broccoli The Clown about the trouble he's had trying to break through in the clown business.
Sid Hartman would have turned 103 years old today. In honor of his birthday and Bud Grant passing away on Saturday, Chad replays the full our of his father's final Sports Huddle broadcast on WCCO in which Chad and Bud Grant surprised Sid by showing up in studio for the full hour.
Tom Hauser joins to talk about several of the issues being discussed at the legislature this week. Later, Chad has plenty to say about a vote in Oklahoma against a ban for corporal punishment towards disabled children and Aaron Rodgers saying he's on the way to New York.
Chad discusses a shameful vote in Oklahoma against a ban of corporal punishment towards disabled children.in schools.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to talk about the continued mess of Southwest LRT and more at legislature including marijuana and social security taxes.
State Senator Steve Drazkowski opposes universal school lunch because he claims he's never met a hungry person in Minnesota and hunger is a 'relative' thing. Chad opens the show speaking about the Senator's comments.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 makes her weekly visit to speak about already watching the first episode of Ted Lasso's new season, her favorite way to stream TV and a story she's excited to be working on at KARE.
State Senator Steve Drazkowski said yesterday that he's never met a hungry person in Minnesota as part of a reason to vote against universal school lunches around the state. Chad talks about the Senator's words before our weekly visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
Chad revisits the pothole discussion from the top of the show before a discussion about what the Vikings have done so far this offseason. Plus, Brian Belski of BMO Capital Market joins to talk about the bank issues happening right now and why he believes it's not a major concern for the rest of us with money in other banks.
Chad dives back into the pothole discussion before taking a look at what the Vikings are doing this offseason and what it all means for the coming seasons.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad to talk about the bank failures last week and calm some nerves by explaining the situation and why he believes this was an isolated incident.
Meta and Mark Zuckerberg knew about the dangers of their product for kids and teens but, essentially, looked the other way. Chad talks about the responsibilities social media companies have toward the public using their products.
Who is Jamie Yuccas upset with this week? Hear why she's not very happy with Mother Nature right now and definitely not apologizing for anything she said last week about the airline industry.
Meta and Mark Zuckerberg knew about the dangers of their product for kids and teens but, essentially, looked the other way. Chad talks about the responsibilities social media companies have toward the public using their products before our weekly conversation with Jamie Yuccas.
Do you enjoy the flume ride at an amusement park? We talk about that and our yearly battle with potholes in the Twin Cities before Ask Adam Anything.
Adam Carter speaks about the loss of his father, their relationship, and much more (both serious and fun) during Ask Adam Anything.
Chad wants to know why, in 2023, we still struggle so much with managing the potholes in our streets every spring. Plus, we argue the positives and negatives of the flume ride with Adam sticking around for much of the conversation.
The hour begins with Chip Scoggins on a variety of sports topics before Chad discusses new charges announced today in the Feeding Our Future case and Mike Pence calling out Donald Trump for his involvement with the events of January 6.
Another hour of tributes to Bud Grant features fantastic conversations and great memories shared by Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse and former Viking Ahmad Rashad.
Chad shares what he remembers of Bud Grant at his father's funeral and Bud's determination to give a proper goodbye to his great friend.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad for his regular Monday visit to talk about college hoops, a new tight end joining the Vikings, Bud Grant's passing and the high school hockey tournament.
Chad speaks with Patrick Reusse about the passing of Bud Grant and we hear some fantastic memories of Bud, Jerry Burns and Sid Hartman as three somewhat unlikely friends.
Former Viking Ahmad Rashad joins Chad to share some of his favorite Bud Grant memories and to speak about how well Bud treated him as a player.
Chad speaks more about the life of Bud Grant and reacts to his conversation with Mike Grant.
Mike Grant spends two long segments with Chad at the top of the show to talk about the passing and amazing legacy of his father, Bud Grant. Chad also reacts to the conversation with Mike and shares more about the friendship between Sid and Bud.
Mike Grant joins Chad to speak about how his father's passing and share some wonderful stories of how Bud was as a coach, father, and friend to people all around Minnesota.
Dave brings some strong opinions during our regular Friday game of Am I Wrong? and Chad must determine whether they are outrageous or correct.
Chad catches up with CNBC anchor Brian Sullivan to talk about his new show and what's happening with our economy today.
CNBC anchor Brian Sullivan joins Chad to talk about what's happening his new show The Last Call and share a tremendous story about something that happened on Wednesday during the show's debut. Plus, is Spring Break a scam? Dave brings some strong opinions during Am I Wrong?.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for some fun with Feisty Friday before a conversation with Dr. Michael Osterholm about three years since the start of the pandemic and the push in Congress to uncover the and declassify information leading to determining the source of COVID-19.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to speak about the push in Washington to find out the origin of COVID-19 in China and all that has happened over three years of the pandemic.
It's Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge is on board with Chad's idea to jump-start her workout plan. Plus, Sheletta speaks candidly about the challenges her oldest son faces as he makes his way through his high school years.
Chad almost got stuck in an elevator yesterday, and then actually DID get stuck in a different elevator last night! We hear the story and talk about who we would like to be stuck in an elevator with if we could choose.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty critiques the GOP in Minnesota and nationally. Plus, we learn why he and former Governor Mark Dayton are opposed to the Fairview-Sanford merger.
Chad shares the stories of nearly being stuck in an elevator yesterday, and then really getting stuck in an elevator last night! Later, former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins the show to talk about the state of the GOP and his opposition to the possible Fairview-Sanford merger.
Wolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about what went wrong for the team against Philadelphia on Tuesday night and what lies ahead with one month to go before the playoffs.
Retired judge Kevin Burke shares his thoughts and opinions on the juvenile plea deal in Hennepin County in the killing of Zaria McKeever and the criticism many have given. Later, Jim Petersen joins to talk about the Wolves losing big to Philadelphia and what lies ahead before the playoffs.
Chad speaks with retired judge Kevin Burke about the juvenile plea deal in the killing of Zaria McKeever, why it happened and what he thinks of the deal.
Have we eased up on our dislike for Edina? Chad talks about that and some of the sexier city names in Minnesota before our weekly conversation with Jason DeRusha.
Jason DeRusha joins the show to talk about the juvenile plea agreement in Hennepin County, social security and why cookies were delivered for he and Vineeta Sawkar but not Chad.
With the Edina Hornets playing today in the boys hockey tournament, Chad wonders if the rest of Minnesota dislikes Edina as much as we used to.
Chad is tired of being shamed into giving a tip and getting 'the look' when he doesn't leave a little extra.
Chad is tired of getting 'the look' when he chooses against leaving a tip at a counter-service restaurant. Plus, we speak with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about several issues impacting the city and his own personal security.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad to speak on a number of issues impacting the city and himself, including security threats for him and his family.
Minneapolis City Councilmember LaTrisha Vetaw joins Chad at the start of the hour to talk about threats and abuse she and other members of the council have experienced recently and how they are pushing for protection for themselves and their families.
Minneapolis City Councilmember LaTrisha Vetaw joins Chad at the start of the hour to talk about threats and abuse she and other members of the council have experienced recently and how they are pushing for protection for themselves and their families. Later, Chad discusses how even FOX News is staying away from covering the 'revelations' brought forth by their own Tucker Carlson in his review of Jan 6 footage.
Why is FOX News staying away from covering Tucker Carlson's breakdown of the Jan 6 video? They know it's a bunch of BS.
Minnesota hockey icon Lou Nanne joins Chad to talk about the health of the boys state hockey tournament, high school hockey in Minnesota, and what's coming up as he calls his 59th tournament this week.
New York City has cracked down on subway fare evasion and crime levels have dropped on the trains. It's time to take the same measures in the Twin Cities to solve similar problems with light rail trainsit.
Lou Nanne joins Chad near the top of the hour to talk about what he expects when he calls his 59th boys state hockey tournament this week. Later, Chad talk about New York City cracking down on subway fare evasion and a corresponding drop in crime. That seems like a good place to start for the problems plaguing Metro Transit with ridership issues on light rail trains.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for her weekly visit with Chad. Today, she represents all women around the globe on International Women's Day!
Chad reacts to the Minnesota Wild not wearing their Pride warmup jerseys last night and many of the homophobic comments that have come from that and directed at those talking about he issue.
Chad reacts to the Minnesota Wild not wearing their Pride warmup jerseys last night and many of the homophobic comments that have come from that and directed at those talking about he issue. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins as our representative for women around the world on International Women's Day.
Political analyst and former Republican Tim Miller joins Chad with talk about what he experienced over the weekend at CPAC and what's happening with the GOP today. Later, Chad dives into the always divisive topic of breakfast cereal.
Chad critiques the results of a study of America's favorite breakfast cereals and we share some our personal choices to celebrate National Cereal Day.
Writer and political analyst Tim Miller joins Chad to talk about his experience at CPAC last weekend, what's happening with the GOP today and looking ahead to 2024.
Chad discusses a Star Tribune column looking at insurance companies denying life insurance benefits after suicide and legislation aiming at changing that.
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad and has plenty to say about what she dislikes regarding MSP airport, airline loyalty programs, too many people in the Delta Club and many more first-world problems.
Chad discusses a Star Tribune column looking at insurance companies denying life insurance benefits after suicide and legislation aiming at changing that. Later, Jamie Yuccas tells us everything she hates about travelling and has plenty of bones to pick with our nationally recognized MSP airport!
Adam Carter explains his early departure from the Bruce Springsteen concert and shares some serious talk about his mental health challenges before some fun with Ask Adam Anything.
The show begins with talk about how often we complain about bad customer service or products before Adam Carter jumps back in the studio for Ask Adam Anything.
Chad opens the show with talk about new data from consumers about how often we have experienced bad service or a failed product recently and how likely we are to complain.
Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune joins the show at the top of the hour to talk about the latest with Gopher men's and women's basketball and the Vikings saying goodbye to Eric Kendricks. Plus, Chad argues later that President Biden has made a huge error by not showing up to East Palenstine, Ohio more than a month after the train derailment.
Chip Scoggins speaks about Lindsay Whalen losing her job as Gopher women's basketball coach, the state of the men's program under Ben Johnson, and Eric Kendricks being released by the Vikings after a lackluster year for the linebacker.
It's been over a month since the train derailment in East Palenstine, Ohio, we've had another derailment in the state, and President Biden has not appeared yet in the state. Chad argues that now showing up to see the damage himself and speak directly to the people impacted has been a major blunder for the Biden administration.
Former Governor Jesse Ventura joins Chad to talk about his support for legalization recreational marijuana in Minnesota and the story of defying Minnesota law to get marijuana to help with his wife's seizure condition.
Chad, Rusty and Dave have a bunch of fun with some good topics during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and we talk marijuana legalization with former Governor Jesse Ventura.
Chad claims no fault for an accident aboard his flight that may or may not involved the shoulder strap from his bag dangling too far into the aisle. That, and much more with Chad, Rusty and Dave during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Chad talks about his experience seeing Bruce Springsteen at Xcel Energy Center last night and we talk about some of the experienced acts that are on his level still today.
Chad shares some of the many highlights from his trip with WCCO listeners to Hawaii and we talk about Bruce Springsteen's show in St. Paul and what other artists are at his level as a must-see act when they come to town.
Chad is back from Hawaii and shares some of the highlights on an amazing trip with fantastic people.
Lake takes a look at our schools and thinks about what to do. Later he's joined by Dane Mizutani to talk Minnesota Wild.
Henry Lake takes on the schooling question, from violence to lacking test scores...what can we do?
The Minnesota Wild are on quite a roll. Dane Mizutani of the St. Paul Pioneer Press joins Lake to talk about it.
Matthew Coller joins Lake live from the combine to discuss the event and upcoming draft.
The hour starts out with a chat about movie theater ticket prices before we break in with the news that Lindsey Whalen has been let go by the University of Minnesota as women's head basketball coach. Later Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins us from the combine to talk FOOTBALL.
Lake takes a look at new adjustable pricing at movie theaters before breaking into a new breaking topic as Lindsey Whalen is let go as coach of the University of Minnesota Women's Basketball team.
Lake asks the question, why are there so many close calls with airliners in the news lately. To end the show, Henry gives his uplifting story of the day.
In hour 3 of The Chad Hartman Show with Henry Lake, Lake takes a look at Mall of America Security, annoyance at wrong weather forecasts, close calls with airliners and his uplifting story of the day.
Henry Lake takes a look at the issue of security at the Mall of America, later he doesn't understand why people get so upset when the forecast is a bit off.
Henry Lake reacts to the breaking news that Lindsey Whalen will step down as the head coach of the Minnesota Golden Gopher's Women's Basketball team.
Adam discusses dwindling enrollment in the state's public schools and whether he still has faith in them.
Chad joins the program from Hawaii before Adam discusses why married men live longer than their bachelor counterparts.
Am I Wrong with Producer Charlie features the topics of chocolate chip cookies, skiing, touchscreens, hot beef sandwiches and the TV show Succession.
Chad joins Adam to discuss his trip live from the islands. Then we get into another edition of "Am I Wrong" with producer Charlie.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Adam Carter for Feisty Fridays and a discussion about teen mental health. Later Adam delves into the topic of Public Schools and your amount of trust in them as enrollment continues to decline.
The snowstorm maybe wasn't all it was hyped up to be, but people's behavior still annoyed the crap out of us. Who was your "snowstorm hero" who exhibited some of that annoying behavior.
Adam Carter, filling in for Chad Hartman asks who your snowstorm hero was after the life-changing storm...Later a chat with Major Garrett on all the latest political intrigue from Washington.
Major Garrett joins Adam Carter for his weekly conversation. This week's edition features a discussion of the snowstorm, former President Trump, Tucker Carlson and much more.
Adam Carter talks about how monthly car payments have reached a point never seen before in America before a conversation about Donald Trump and now Pete Buttigieg visiting East Palestine, Ohio after the train derailment three weeks ago. Later, Star Tribune food writer Joy Summers joins to talk about the great fish fry spots to visit around the Twin Cities during Lent.
Joy Summers of the Star Tribune compiled a list of 35 different excellent fish fry spots to check out around town over the next few weeks and she joined Adam Carter with thoughts about many that made the list.
What's your car payment? Adam Carter talks about the news that 16% of Americans now owe at least $1,000 each month for their vehicles and why we're reached that point.
Congresswoman Angie Craig joins Adam Carter to speak about what's happened after she was attacked in her D.C apartment building two weeks ago. Plus, Craig also comments on some of the other things going on today in politics. Later, Dr. Genevieve Melton-Meaux joins from the U of M to talk about the role of AI in healthcare today.
Dr. Genevieve Melton-Meaux of the U of M joins Adam Carter to talk about a research project looking into the role of AI in healthcare today, how it can be expanded, and where both patients and doctors are still feeling very cautious.
Congresswoman Angie Craig speaks with Adam Carter about the horrible treatment and threats she's received since she was attacked two weeks ago. She also calls out her own party for their attitudes towards crime and policing.
Adam Carter reacts to his conversation with Charlie D'Agata of CBS News and discusses the incredible resolve of the Ukrainian army and people against the Russian invasion that began one year ago.
Was the snowstorm overrated, underrated or properly rated? Adam Carter shares his opinion and we hear from listeners around the metro as well. Later, we speak with Charlie D'Agata of CBS News and reflect on reaching one year since Russia began the invasion of Ukraine.
Adam Carter says it's time for companies around the country to begin moving employees to a 4-day work week after another study shows to drop in productivity with employees. We have that discussion before Adam speaks with Dale Krenshaw as he is continuing his push for a statue to commemorate the 1991 Halloween blizzard at the State Capitol.
Several companies in England have been trying out a 4-day work week and many of the companies even say the like how it's worked out! Is it time to embrace the idea in the United States?
Dale Krenshaw says he wasn't worried about this storm overshadowing the Halloween blizzard of 1991. He tells Adam Carter that the push continues to erect a monument at the State Capitol to memorialize the event.
Paul Douglas joins Adam Carter with an updated forecast for the rest of our snow event and thoughts about those complaining about the forecasts so far.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Adam Carter with her strict rules about what anyone should be able to use their snow blower, and thoughts on several other fun issues.
Paul Douglas updates us on the snow that's still coming and has some words for those complaining about the weather forecasters. Later, we talk snow and much more in a fun conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
Kevin McCarthy has given Tucker Carlson access to thousands of hours of Jan 6 footage. Adam Carter shares why he thinks this is ridiculous and we hear from several callers on both sides of the issue.
Adam Carter shares why he isn't happy with online learning days for his kids and wishes districts would just give the kids a day or two off for this storm.
Adam Carter reacts to the snowfall last night and shares why he wishes schools were giving a full snow day today and tomorrow instead of online learning days. Later, Adam speaks about Kevin McCarthy giving Tucker Carlson access to thousands of hours from January 6.
Adam Carter says we should pat ourselves on the back before this massive snowstorm hits because we know we can handle it better than most anyone else.
Have you ever seen someone shaving in the jacuzzi or spitting in the sauna at the gym? Adam Carter talks about the most annoying people at the gym and we hear plenty of stories from listeners about some bad gym etiquette.
Who are the most annoying guys or gals at the gym? Adam Carter shares plenty of nominees and we hear a few disgusting stories of terrible gym etiquette. Plus, Senator Matt Klein joins with details and discussion about a new bill to legalize sports gambling in Minnesota.
State Senator Matt Klein joins Adam Carter to talk and share details about the new bill he authored that would make sports betting legal in Minnesota.
With Adam Carter hosting for Chad we bring Eric Eskola in for a great segment of Ask Eric Anything!
The mandate for healthcare workers to be vaccinated for COVID-19 will expire in 2024 but some are pushing to lift the mandate right now. Are you on board with that idea?
With Adam Carter hosting, we welcomed former WCCO personality Eric Eskola for a round of Ask Eric Anything! After that, Adam moves on to discussing a push for a national COVID vaccine mandate for healthcare workers to be lifted before it expires in 2024.
What's the one thing Jamie Yuccas misses about winter storms in Minnesota? She shares that with Adam Carter, talks about her love of mashed potatoes as comfort food and talks about life and her new show in LA.
The snow is coming and Adam Carter says it's time to prep by bragging up how Minnesota can handle a storm and is ready for this one. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins to talk about the one thing she misses about snow storms, her love of mashed potatoes as comfort food and what's happening with live and her new show in Los Angeles.
Former Vikings owner Red McCombs has passed away at age 95. Chip Scoggins spoke with Adam Carter about the excitement McCombs brought to the Vikings when he purchased the club and more more from the sports world.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Adam Carter to talk about the passing of former Vikings owner Red McCombs and much more from the sports world. Plus, which fictional presidents of film and TV would you put on a Mt. Rushmore?
Who are the best fictional presidents of film and TV and which would make the final cut for a Mt. Rushmore?
Adam Carter, Laura Oakes and Dave Harrigan play our weekly game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a discussion about Minnesota Sports and Events requesting public dollars to continue their work bringing big events to the state.
Minnesota Sports and Events is asking for tax dollars to keep their work going and bring more major events to the area. Adam Carter asks if we should be doing that or asking our corporate community to step up.
Adam Carter has uvula problems. He brings that to Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated along with more from Laura Oakes and Dave Harrigan.
Adam Carter is in for Chad today talking about the places he and listeners would go to escape the snow this week. Plus, we speak with Chris Coleman of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity about Jimmy Carter and all he did for the organization over his decades of volunteering.
Chris Coleman, President and CEO of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, joins Adam to talk about Jimmy Carter's legacy with the organization and how his lifetime of service has inspired others.
Would you go to the Caribbean, the desert, Australia or somewhere else to escape the snow this week or do you prefer to stay in Minnesota and embrace it?
Is prison the proper punishment for the parents of a 3-year-old now dead after finding a loaded gun in a nightstand and shooting himself. Chad discusses this horrible story and we debate the what consequences for the parents should be.
Sheletta woke up to learn school wasn't in session for her kids today. We start with that, Don Lemon, and if everyone in class really deserves a Valentine during Feisty Friday. Later, we discuss the horrible story of the 3-year-old that found a gun and shot himself and discuss what the proper punishment for the parents should be.
Dave Harrigan speaks truth about drinks, rock bands and manual transmissions during Am I Wrong? while Chad determines the accuracy of those statements.
Chad speaks with Representative Frank Hornstein about the endless list of problems in constructing the Southwest LRT line, including the latest from the news today. Plus, we play are weekly game of Am I Wrong? before wrapping up for the week.
Rep. Frank Hornstein joins Chad to comment on the latest major problem in construction the Southwest LRT line, the many issues that had compounded before this, and those responsible for some of the bad decisions that have led us to this point.
Does every kid in class really deserve to get a Valentine? It's Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and she has plenty of thoughts on that, Don Lemon, and not realizing her kids didn't have school today until the morning.
Which is the better sandwich: the BLT or the club? Chad starts with that before talk about how inflation is impacting our pets through their food, toys and supplies and we have our weekly visit with the fantastic Major Garrett.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins to share about an interesting focus group he was involved with featuring election deniers. We also speak about those that were most responsible for pushing lies about the 2020 election and the latest with balloons and UFOs over the US.
Pet owners have been making difficult decisions relating to inflation and the increased costs of food and supplies. The Chad Hartman Inflation Pecking Order is clear: kids and pets are at the top of the list for anyone with the means to keep providing the lifestyle they enjoy.
Chad speaks with Wild GM Bill Guerin about the team's struggle to score goals right now and what can be done to help get some more pucks in the net.
The hour opens with Chad discussing Tiger's return to play on the PGA tour today. Later, he talks about the horrific murder of Eli Hart and his belief that capital punishment should be an option in cases like this. Plus, Wild GM Bill Guerin joins the show with some honest talk about the team's struggle to score goals.
Chad speaks about the horrific murder of Eli Hart by his mother and his feeling that the death penalty should be an option in a case like this.
We carry and Chad reacts to President Biden's comments on the Chinese balloon and other objects that have been shot out of the sky.
We join President Biden speaking about the Chinese balloon and other objects that have been shot out of the sky. Chad reacts to that and we address some other hot topics with Jason DeRusha.
Jason DeRusha joins for his weekly visit to the show to discuss his foiled plan to replace Ryan Seacrest on LIVE, his love for nepotism and Stanford doing extensive research into the changing size of male genitalia.
Chad discusses ridiculous comments from Don Lemon about aging women on CNN and we take that into a conversation about ageism in society and politics.
Don Lemon's comments about a woman's "prime" lead to a conversation about ageism in society and politics.
Don Lemon put his foot in his mouth on CNN by claiming Google told him Nikki Haley is too old to be in her prime. Chad spoke about the ludicrous exchange on CNN.
Is the Biden administration hiding information or do we still know very little about the balloon from China and other UFOs that have been shot down in the last two weeks?
Chad opens the discussion about resource officers, metal detectors and other ways to help improve safety in our schools.
Chad opens the hour talking about resource officers, metal detectors, and other ways to improve safety in our schools before a transition to wondering why we still know so little about the Chinese balloon and other UFOs that have been shot down.
The Ringer has Pretty Woman and When Harry Met Sally at the top of a new list as the best romantic-comedies. Do you agree and what others would you put near the top?
Dr. Michael Osterholm comments on the current state of COVID in Minnesota and around the country, efforts to pin down where COVID originated from, and our preparedness for the next pandemic.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad at the top of the to talk about some recent COVID news and his opinion that our society isn't any better prepared for the next pandemic than we were for this one. Later, we discuss the news of Raquel Welch passing away and Chad reacts to a list from The Ringer of the best romantic-comedies of all time.
Listening to music on vinyl has become cool again over the past few years. What other items, clothing or technology has also made a comeback?
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad to talk about some serious news items before some fun with Disney on Ice and her disdain for anyone around her.
Listening to music on vinyl has become cool with the younger population in the past few years. What other older things have regained popularity today? Chad starts with that discussion before Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to surprise Chad that she indeed is actually on TV!
Heather Klein, co-owner and chef of Juniper, joins Chad to talk about the unique experience her restaurant will be offering diners when the doors open this spring.
Chad wonders why we don't seem to have as many great sports nicknames as we did in the past. We also discuss new statistics showing Gen Z is less enthused about getting a driver's license than previous generations. Plus, we speak with co-owner and chef of Juniper, Heather Klein, about what to expect when her new restaurant opens it's doors officially in a few months.
We need more good sports nicknames in Minnesota. Chad opens the hour with talk about that before discussing the reasons why Gen Z isn't as interested as previous generations in getting driver's licenses.
A new study from the CDC about the mental health of girls in our nation shows some frightening statistics about the struggles our girls are enduring today. Chad discusses the realities of growing up today and we hear from many concerned listeners.
Chad opens the hour with a conversation about some frightening statistics about the mental health of girls in America and we continue that with Jamie Yuccas of CBS News.
Jamie Yuccas of CBS News joins for her weekly visit for some serious discussion about the challenges facing our girls as they grow up and the increasing concern about deepfake photos and videos spreading misinformation.
Our annual tradition continues as Chad and some very lucky callers speak exclusively with The Love Doctor for help with their relationship and sex questions.
Chad comments on new data regarding Metro Transit ridership levels in 2022 before a special Valentine's Day visit with The Love Doctor.
Metro Transit says more people rode the trains and busses in 2022 than the previous year, but ridership is still down compared to pre-pandemic levels. Chad speaks about what's still keeping many from public transit.
How closely are you monitoring the UFO situation in the skies and our government shooting them down? Chad talks about what's been happening and where his concern level is at.
Chip Scoggins joins to talk plenty about the Super Bowl and some college basketball before Chad talks about his level of concern and intrigue about the continued sightings of balloons and other UFOs over the US and our government shooting them down.
Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune joins to talk about the Super Bowl, how the Vikings stack up right now against the Eagles and Chiefs, and the woeful state of Gopher hoops.
Chad, Dave and Rusty play our weekly game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Freddy Toran about the dangers of homelessness in Minnesota and why is remains such a difficult problem to solve.
Freddy Toran was homeless for 11 years and now works as an advocate for those experiencing the the same situation. Freddy spoke with Chad about his life experience and the difficulties in reaching out to the homeless and the dangers of living without shelter.
Oreos, Disney on Ice, and Lizzo's appreciation of a snowplow named in her honor are among the many topics Rusty, Dave and Chad discuss during this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Patrick Hunt, CEO of Hunt Adkins ad agency, joins Chad to speak about many of the ads that we saw last night during the Super Bowl and some of the themes we saw throughout the night.
Chad talks about the game-changing holding call and much more related to the Super Bowl before Patrick Hunt of Hunt Adkins ad agency joins to break down what he liked and what didn't work with the game's commercials.
Eagles cornerback James Bradberry admits he was holding near the end of the Super Bowl which led to a disappointing finish for many watching the game. Chad still doesn't buy it and reacts to the call and much more about the game.
Longtime Vikings media relations guy Bob Hagan joins Chad to retell the story of how he helped Sid Hartman meet Prince backstage in the days leading up to his legendary Super Bowl halftime show.
Matthew Coller previews the Super Bowl and speaks about Brian Flores joining the Vikings as the new defensive coordinator. Later, we hear the story of Sid Hartman meeting Prince leading up to his legendary 2007 halftime show and we finish the hour with our game of Am I Wrong?.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad to talk about the Vikings bringing in Brian Flores at the new defensive coordinator. Plus, we have plenty of talk previewing the Super Bowl and what to expect between the Eagles and Chiefs.
Dave Harrigan says the best food option for a great Super Bowl party is a taco bar. Is he wrong? We debate that and a couple other topics during our weekly Am I Wrong? segment to wrap up the show.
The hour starts with some Feisty Friday fun before reaction to the news breaking of a stabbing death at Harding High School in St. Paul.
Sheletta defends her divorce at the start of Feisty Friday with Chad before we transition into a serious and horrific discussion about reports of a stabbing death at Harding High School.
Chad, Sheletta and Dave react and share their first emotions after hearing of a stabbing death today at Harding High School in St. Paul.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to dive into some political discussion with talk of Mike Pence soon testifying before a Special Counsel, President Biden passing on a Super Bowl Sunday interview with FOX and more.
The Minnesota House has passed a bill to provide free breakfast and lunch for students across the state. Chad discusses the topic at the start of the show before moving into some politics with Major Garrett of CBS News.
The Minnesota House has passed a bill that would give free school lunch and breakfast to all students. Chad talks about his support for the move and why we also must improve the food our kids are receiving at school.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins to react to what the Wolves got back for D'Angelo Russell and some of the other big moves we saw at the NBA trade deadline.
Chad discusses the attack today on Congresswoman Angie Craig and we discuss if all members of Congress should be given a security presence.
Is it time to provide full-time security for all members of Congress. We talk about that and the attack on Congresswoman Angie Craig today before Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins to discuss the NBA trade deadline and what the Timberwolves were able to accomplish in their deal as they traded away D'Angelo Russell.
Jason DeRusha joins to talk about his efforts to buy a new TV for Sunday and what makes a dynamite Super Bowl party.
Chad rips a Montana lawmaker that hopes to protect kids that wish to bully their transgender classmates by banning schools from discipline.
Rusty Ray sticks around for the first segment to answer for his harsh words towards Minnesota's pizza scene. Later, Chad rips a Montana lawmaker that hopes to protect kids that wish to bully their transgender classmates and we talk Super Bowl parties with Jason DeRusha.
Chad discusses the performance of Vice President Kamala Harris and discusses how we can grade our VPs in their job. Plus, what are the all-time most quotable movies?
Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting St. Cloud today. How do you rate her performance as VP and how do grade any VP?
Caddyshack has to be the most quotable movie ever, right? What movies are high in your list?
Chad reviews a list from Joy Summers of the Star Tribune of the best dive bars in the Twin Cities and we discuss what characteristics are needed for a bar to be considered a dive and mention some of our favorites.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to begin the hour speaking about last night's State of the Union Address before we transition to talking about the best and our favorite dive bars around the state.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad with reaction to last night's State of the Union Address, how the shouting from Marjorie Taylor Greene and others compare Nancy Pelosi tearing up former President Donald Trump's speech a few years ago, and much more on the lack of civility in Washington DC today.
Boston Globe columnist Bob Ryan joins at the top of the hour to talk about LeBron James becoming the NBA's all-time scoring leader and his incredible career. We also talk about some of the TV dramas we'd like to revisit before a surprise visit from Sheletta Brundidge to talk about setting a minimum legal age for kids on social media.
LeBron James is now the all-time scoring leader in the NBA. Boston Globe columnist Bob Ryan joins Chad to talk about LeBron's career, comparisons with Jordan, and some thoughts on the retirement of Tom Brady.
Sheletta Brundidge stops by the studio to join Chad for a segment discussing Senator Josh Hawley's proposal to set up a minimum age for children to be on social media.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins to share the history of her name, getting back to normal daytime hours, and her enjoyment of MnDOT's Name a Snowplow contest.
Chad opens the show with reaction to a State of the Union Address that was quite testy at times. Is it time to embrace the feisty? Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for some fun on a number of topics.
Brian Sullivan of CNBC says the US economy is 'divided' at this point in 2023. Chad digs into what's happening with our economy and how all of us are impacted every day.
Chad talks about his support the legalization of sports betting in Minnesota and why he is certain legalization is on the horizon.
Brian Sullivan of CNBC joins at the top of the hour to talk about the state of the US economy before we transition into a conversation about Super Bowl gambling and if sports betting will be legal in Minnesota before the end of next year.
Chad talks about more missed warning signs related to the 6-year-old at the center of the Richneck Elementary School shooting, some asinine words from Joe Rogan and we have some fun as we do each Tuesday with Jamie Yuccas of CBS News.
Daytime dates are becoming a new hot trend with couples. We find out what Jamie Yuccas of CBS News loves about daytime dates, discuss her frequent visits to Australia, and touch on a few more topics as well during our weekly chat.
More details have emerged about the behavior of the 6-year-old in New Jersey that shot his teacher and the many incidents that led up to the shooting. Chad discusses that before diving into some ridiculous and tone deaf comments from Joe Rogan.
Adam Carter joins to answer questions about the State of the Union speech, egg bakes and much more during Ask Adam Anything!
What's the one word you would use is we get a Biden vs. Trump rematch for the presidency in 2024? Chad starts with that discussion before Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything.
Chad is less than thrilled with the prospect of a Biden vs. Trump rematch for the White House in 2024. What's the one word you would use to describe that situation?
Chad discusses the idea of felons potentially regaining voting rights in Minnesota before Patrick Reusse joins to talk TV, Gopher hoops and much more.
Patrick Reusse subs for Chip Scoggins today by joining Chad to talk about what he's watching on TV and the awful state of Gopher basketball right now.
Lawmakers at the Capitol are debating if convicted felons should be eligible to vote in Minnesota. Where do you stand?
Chad, Dave and Rusty play our weekly gave of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad's review of some of the highlights from the GRAMMY awards.
Chad, Dave and Rusty talk about NFL flag football, Rusty's days as a trombone player, rebuilding the public image of balloons and much more during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!
Chad's pretty sure Beyonce and Jay-Z weren't late to the show last night because of traffic, they just didn't want to sit through the entire thing! Chad talks about that some some of the highlights he saw from the show.
Chad returns to the show today with reaction to the intelligent thoughts and nonsense related to the Chinese spy balloon saga before a conversation with Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher about overcrowding in the county jail.
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher joins Chad to talk about the order to decrease the jail population in Ramsey County, the plans in place to move some inmates, and his thoughts on bail reform.
Chad is back after some sick days and opens the show talking about the Chinese spy balloon, much of what was said last week during the event and the eventual action to shoot it down over the ocean.
What's the best punishment for someone that leaves their shopping cart in the middle of the parking lot? Do Texans know anything about what makes a good bowl of chili? Adam Carter and Dave Harrigan debate those topics and more during Am I Wrong? along with a surprise visit from Chad Hartman.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Adam Carter to talk about hosting Black Entrepreneurs Day at the Capitol today before our weekly game of Am I Wrong? featuring a visit from Chad Hartman.
It's Feisty Friday, it's Sheletta Brundidge's birthday, and she joins Adam Carter to tell us all about the festivities today at the Capitol in St. Paul for Black Entrepreneurs Day.
David Armstrong of ProPublica joins Adam Carter with the story of a Mayo Clinic patient that has endured a very difficult time getting his treatments covered by his insurance with UnitedHealth.
David Armstrong of ProPublica joins Adam Carter with the story of a Mayo Clinic patient that has endured a very difficult time getting his treatments covered by his insurance with UnitedHealth. Plus, Adam Carter thinks he's better than you if you haven't cleared all the ice off the end of your driveway.
Adam Carter is very happy with the work he did clearing off the ice at the end of his driveway and looks down on you if you still have the hump to drive over.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Adam Carter to talk about the Chinese balloon drama, Ilhan Omar and more.
Adam Carter is in for Chad today wondering why more American companies aren't seeking ways to make money off providing a better version of clean energy options. Plus, Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about the Chinese balloon, Ilhan Omar and more.
Minnesota will have carbon free electricity by 2040. Adam Carter wants to know why more American companies aren't taking this opportunity to innovate new ways to develop carbon free systems instead of continuing to rely on fossil fuels as they are being phased out.
Jase Wagner is the CEO of Compeer Financial, he discusses how the smallest donations go so far in feeding families and the importance of keeping each other hunger free.
Abbella DiNoto , a disabled veteran and local mobile food shelf visitor calls in to talk about how food shelfs are now more important than ever before, especially after she has survived 5 years on it - hear her inspiring story as well as we check in with Minnesota Wild and North Stars great and restaraunt owner Lou Nanne and more !
Minnesota Wild and North Star great and restaurant owner Lou Nanne calls in to emphasize the importance of people not going hungry.
Michele Tafoya calls in to the show as well to catch up with Adam and talk the importance of Let's Kick Hunger. Also CEO of Compeer Financial Jase Wagner joins the show as well.
Chief Development Officer of Second Harvest Heartland Megan Muske talks Let's Kick Hunger and what it means to the community.
She is one of us, the host of her new podcast Sideline Sanity, also a former WCCO host and former NBC SNF reporter Michele Tafoya calls into the show.
Adam is in for Chad as we kick off the first hour with Jalilia Abdul-Brown, discussing her nonprofit Change Starts With Community. Also the Chief Development Officer of Second Harvest Heartland Megan Muske joins the show!
Jalilia is the Executive Director of nonprofit Change Starts With Community that houses two programs: Shiloh Cares Food Shelf, which serves over 7,000 individuals monthly, and a evidence-based community violence intervention trauma recovery program for women, girls & boys ages 10-17, which has served over 1200 women, girls & boys in victims services in the City of Minneapolis and Hennepin County.
A new list of nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is out. Adam Carter reviews the list and talks about the subjective nature of deciding which artists are worthy of the honor.
A fight at a youth basketball in Vermont game left one man dead. Adam Carter talks about the problems he sees with parents of today's youth athletes and an interesting idea that could solve some of the bad behavior from parents.
Adam comments on the problems today with parents of kids in sports after news of a fight at a basketball that left a man dead. Later, we discuss this year's class of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Adam Carter to discuss the latest news and statistics regarding COVID-19 and if we are any more prepared as a country for the next time we're face with a pandemic.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins to speak about the latest with COVID-19 and the decision by President Biden to end the national emergency related to COVID in May. Plus, Adam talks about the decision from the U of M to reverse course and allow upcoming graduates to walk across the stage during their graduation ceremonies.
U of M students have convinced the school to reverse a decision that would have skipped the portion of graduation where graduates walk across the stage and hear their names called. Adam Carter wonders what's so important about that moment since he couldn't have cared less.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Adam Carter to share some thoughts and words about the tragic loss and 'gut punch' of losing KARE-11 producer Andy Trowbridge to cancer at a young age. Later, Adam and Rena talk about Tom Brady stepping away and some other lighter topics.
Tom Brady is retiring from football and he says this time it's for real. How you want to feel on your last day on the job and what do you want others to say about you? Adam Carter kicks off the show today with that conversation.
What do you want people to say about you when you retire? How do you want to feel? Adam Carter is in for Chad today and he opens the show with that topic off the news that Tom Brady is stepping away from football. Later, we touch on a few topics with Rena Sarigianopoulos including the tragic death of KARE-11 producer Andy Trowbridge.
Should Russian athletes be banned from the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris? Henry Lake explains why he's not in favor of that move before some talk about the prices of popular Super Bowl foods actually dipping this year and a conversation with Dignity Twin Cities President Brian McNeil about Pope Francis urging acceptance and love for the LGBTQ community around the globe.
Pope Francis said last week that homosexuality is still considered a sin within the church, but should not be criminalized in the world as it still is in many countries. Henry Lake speaks with Brian McNeil of Dignity Twin Cities about those words from the Pope and how DTC works to change the Catholic Church to be more accepting of LGBTQ individuals.
US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy believes that 13 is too young for someone to be involved with social media. Henry Lake discusses the topic and we hear from listeners with their own experiences of navigating the introduction of social media with their own children.
Dane Mizutani of the Pioneer Press joins Henry Lake to talk about where the Wild are sitting during the all-star break and how active he expects Bill Guerin to be in trying to improve the roster for a playoff run.
Henry Lake opens the hour discussing the Wild and the NFL's conference championship games with Dane Mizutani of the Pioneer Press. Also, have you ever been on a ghost flight? Henry has the story of a man who experienced a ghost flight before a conversation about what Surgeon General is saying about the right age for teens to join social media.
Henry Lake can't bring himself to watch the Tyre Nichols video. He explains how just the thought of watching it triggers some trauma and pain from seeing so many similar videos in the past.
Henry Lake has some opinions to get off his chest about how we evaluate the career of hall of fame players and how we decide which players are worthy of being memorialized in that way.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today and opens the show talking about how he started watching the Tyre Nichols video but couldn't stomach it for more than 30 seconds. Do you feel the need to watch incidents like this for yourself? Later, Henry asks if it's time to reevaluate how we determine which players are suitable for a hall of fame.
Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune talks with Chad about officiating controversies and everything else from the NFC and AFC championships games in the NFL. Plus, we get into some Wolves talk with Chip and try to figure out what's going on with Karl-Anthony Towns.
Chad discuss what's in the bill, what's not in the bill, and why Minnesota Democrats wanted to push the bill protecting abortion through the legislature so early into the session.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins starts the hour with Chad talking about Sunday's NFL playoff games, how the Timberwolves have been playing and what's happening with Karl-Anthony Towns. Later, Chad discusses the urgency in the state Senate to passed the bill protecting abortion in Minnesota.
Chad has some complaints about the long phone call he made to book a hotel and rental car for an upcoming trip. Could it be that booking over the phone was actually the overrated part of this story? We play Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with talk about, double-dating, successful home projects and much more.
A new proposal would change the penalty for evading the fair on light rail from a misdemeanor to a citation akin to a traffic ticket. Is this the best way to go?
Rusty Ray joins Chad and Dave for this week's game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before we have some talk about a new proposal to cut down on the number of people evading the fares on light rail.
Blair Anderson joins Chad in studio to talk about the 'sickening' Tyre Nichols video, police reform, staffing and many other issues with policing in America today.
Retired St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson continues his conversation with Chad in studio talking mainly about the difficulty police departments have in parting ways with officers that aren't performing well.
Retired St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson joins Chad in studio to talk about his emotions after seeing the Tyre Nichols video over the weekend and many of the other challenges still facing those pushing for police reform in America.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to talk about the Vikings offseason topics and give thoughts on the games this weekend. Later, we discuss the decision from North St. Paul's basketball team not to play tonight's scheduled game against Eden Prairie.
How will the Vikings overhaul their defense? Could Kirk Cousins be with another team next season? We discussed those topics and many more, including this weekend's conference championship games, with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider.
North St. Paul's varsity basketball team will not participate in a scheduled game tonight against Eden Prairie now that coach David Flom has been reinstated at Eden Prairie. Chad talks about the decision from the players and how the Polars' coach has supported his players.
Chad has some fun with Sheletta for a segment before we get into a serious conversation about the killing of Tyre Nichols and racism in policing.
Jimmy Kimmel is celebrating 20 years on his ABC late night show. He's Chad's pick for the best on late night today. Who do you watch and who was the best to ever do it?
Sheletta Brundidge starts the hour with Chad for some nonsense and a difficult conversation about Tyre Nichols, policing and racism. Later, we talk about the current state of late night television as Jimmy Kimmel celebrated 20 years on his show.
A new trend on Tik Tok shows women who visit Home Depot with the intention of picking up a man that could be husband material. We talk about other great, unconventional spots to go to meet a date before some fun and serious talk with Major Garrett of CBS News.
We have some fun and serious talk with Major Garrett this week. The interview starts with a conversation about Major's younger days on the dating scene before we transition to video of the attack on Paul Pelosi and the latest with Trump, Biden, Pence and their classified documents.
A new Tik Tok trend shows women going to Home Depot looking for a man who could be 'husband material.' Some men say that go to Target to look for eligible women. Where do you go looking for a date?
Jim Petersen joins the show to talk about a good win for the Timberwolves in New Orleans, his fear of the King Cake Baby mascot, and Anthony Edwards' tremendous play lately.
Chad chats with NY Times reporter Sapna Maheshwari about the possibility of a Tik Tok ban in the US. Later, we talk about Meta allowing Donald Trump back on Facebook and Instagram before some Wolves discussion with Jim Petersen.
Chad speaks with NY Times reporter Sapna Maheshwari about the possibility of Tik Tok being banned in the United States and why some colleges and states have already put bans on the platform.
Jason DeRusha joins the show for some talk about Bob Uecker on his 89th birthday, a shortage of great young actors today, and his trip to Mankato this morning.
Chad talks about the lawsuit from the teacher shot by a 6-year-old student and the many warnings she claims were ignored by administrators.
Chad talks about the lawsuit from the teacher shot by a 6-year-old student and the many warnings she claims were ignored by administrators. Later, we have some fun with Jason DeRusha talking about Bob Uecker on his 89th birthday, a seeming lack of young dominant actors and more.
How can so many people believe some of the most ludicrous conspiracy theories out there today?
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad to explain the power of the M1 tanks that the US is planning to send to Ukraine and predicts they could end the war within a month after they arrive.
How can so many Americans believe some of the ridiculous conspiracy circulating today? Chad shares some examples of the dumbing-down of America before Colonel David Hunt joins the show to talk about the impact he expects US tanks to have in Ukraine.
Chad speaks with Charlie Weaver on some state budget issues and his decision to retire from the MN Business Partnership before a rant about the 'name a snowplow' contest. Plus, Jim Scheibel, President of the Faculty Council at Hamline, joins to talk about why he supports asking for the school president to resign.
Jim Scheibel, President of Hamline's Faculty Council, joins Chad to talk about the continuing controversy at the school and the vote by faculty to ask for President Fayneese Miller's resignation.
Charlie Weaver, former Chief of Staff for Governor Pawlenty and Executive Director of the Minnesota Business Partnership joins to talk about retiring from his work with the MNBP and share some thoughts on the budget proposed by Governor Walz.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar joins Chad to discuss Kevin McCarthy's effort to remove her from the Foreign Affairs Committee, reaching the debt limit, her thoughts on the controversy at Hamline University and much more.
Chad shares some sharp criticism of Mike Pompeo and discusses Eden Prairie High School reinstating basketball coach David Flom before speaking with Congresswoman Ilhan Omar on a number of topics.
Chad shares his strong criticism of former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo over what he's said in a new book about his relationship with Saudi Arabia.
Chad shares praise for Pope Francis after his words about love and condemning any government that criminalizes homosexuality.
Chad starts with some nonsense at the top of the show before a serious segment praising Pope Francis for his words about homosexuality and God's love for everyone. Later, we have some fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 talking about her early mornings, Netflix password sharing and more.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins for her weekly visit to talk about her struggles on the air this morning, coffee addiction, sharing her Netflix password and more!
After giving Rusty Ray a hard time over how much he cares about his coworkers, Chad discusses the budget plan unveiled by Governor Walz and Clayton Davis of Variety joins to review the Oscar nominations.
Clayton Davis of Variety joins Chad with a look at the Oscar nominations announced this morning and how the type of films nominated for Best Picture has changed dramatically in the last few years.
The two-year budget plan unveiled from Governor Walz is more than double the budget under Tim Pawlenty in 2009. Something is wrong here.
Chad shares some statistics from a survey of educators about student behavior and talks about the ability teachers have to discipline students that are out of line.
Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad for two segments to review last night's bad loss from the Wolves against Houston and discuss what's happening with the team. Later, we talk about a call for stronger discipline in schools.
After a bad loss to Houston, Chad speaks with Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic about what's going on with the team now and since the beginning of the season.
Chad talks about how Donald Trump benefits greatly from classified documents now being found in the home of Mike Pence. Plus, Adam Carter joins for some fun with Ask Adam Anything!
There's a clear answer to the question of who benefits most from the news of classified documents being found in the home of Mike Pence: it's Donald Trump.
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to talk about classified document drama, stepping into the role Joan Gabel just quit, pizza and much more.
Chad calls out Jason Whitlock for his use of the R word in a tweet from the weekend and explains why repugnant behavior like that has no place in society.
Chip Scoggins joins to chat about the Luis Arraez trade, NFL playoff games and much more before Chad speaks on a few topics including Jason Whitlock's disgusting use of the R word in a tweet.
Chip Scoggins makes his weekly visit to the show to talk about the Luis Arraez trade, NFL action from the weekend, Gopher men's basketball and more.
Chad sees the differences between the classified document controversies involving Joe Biden and Donald Trump, but Biden has lost much of the high ground as documents continue to be found. The bottom line is that our country needs better options from both parties for President in 2024.
Rusty Ray joins Chad and Dave for this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad talks about Trump, Biden, their classified document controversies, and his opinion that we deserve better candidates for President in 2024.
Rusty Ray has to remove his sweater before he, Dave and Chad begin another round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Have we had any bigger failures as a country than our inability to put an end to mass shootings? Chad and Adam Carter have that discussion after the tragedy in Monterey Park, California over the weekend.
Adam Carter sticks around for the first half of the hour to talk about the Monterey Park shooting and some of our biggest failures as a country. Later, Chad shares a story about his son from over the weekend relating to overcoming our fears.
Chad opens a discussion about overcoming our fears, inspired by a great moment he had with his son Quintin over the weekend.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Henry Lake to talk about the Vikings firing Ed Donatell, why he doesn't like how they timed the announcement, and some of the other issues facing this team as they begin the offseason.
Henry Lake chats with Matthew Coller about the firing of Vikings defensive coordinator Ed Donatell before getting into the breaking news of the Twins trading Luis Arraez with Dan Hayes. Plus, Henry gets his first taste of Am I Wrong? with Dave Harrigan
The Twins traded AL batting champion Luis Arraez to Miami today for starting pitcher Pablo Lopez and two prospects. Henry Lake discusses the move Dan Hayes of The Athletic who tells us why they made the move and what they're getting back in those players from the Marlins.
Jace Frederick of the Pioneer Press joins Henry Lake to discuss last night's Wolves victory and how the team is playing at this point of the season.
Henry Lake touches on a bunch of topics with Sheletta Brundidge during another Feisty Friday segment before talk about last night's Wolves victory and more on the team with Jace Frederick of the Pioneer Press.
Henry Lake gets to experience a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge as they talk about phone dynamics between husbands and wives and much more.
Tina Rexing of T-Rex Cookies joins Henry Lake to share about how the high price of eggs is forcing her to make tough decisions about the future of her business.
Henry Lake is in for Chad today. We start with talk about the Vikings firing defensive coordinator Ed Donatell and Henry's theory that it may not have been exactly what Kevin O'Connell wanted to do. Plus, Henry speaks with Tina Rexing of T-Rex Cookies about how the high price of eggs is impacting her business.
Henry Lake, in for Chad today, discusses the firing of Vikings defensive coordinator Ed Donatell and questions whether or not head coach Kevin O'Connell really wanted Donatell out after just one season.
Wild General Manager Bill Guerin joins Chad to answer questions about Matt Dumba missing tonight's game as a healthy scratch, Matt Boldy earning a contract extension and much more about the club before ending with some emotional words about his father-in-law passing away.
Attorney Joe Friedberg leads the hour with talk about the appeal from Derek Chauvin to have his murder convictions overturned. Plus, we talk about Matt Dumba being a healthy scratch tonight, Matt Boldy's new contract and much more with Wild GM Bill Guerin.
Attorney Joe Friedberg joins to speak about the appeal from Derek Chauvin to have his murder conviction thrown out, his view on the evidence that was presented during the trial, and all of the factors that Chauvin claims led to an unfair trial.
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi joins the show at the top of the hour to discuss the county reviewing several cases involving a former medical examiner whose work as been criticized as 'unreliable.' Plus, Chad responds to some words from former Gopher football coach Tim Brewster on Twitter and we have some fun with Jason DeRusha.
Chad confronts Jason DeRusha about some alleged threats Jason made towards him on yesterday's Drivetime show before some talk about parents today being concerned about sending their kids to sleepovers.
Ramsey County is reviewing several cases because the former medical examiner's work has been called unreliable. Chad spoke with Ramsey County Attorney John Choi about what's happening and what's coming next.
Alec Baldwin will face involuntary manslaughter charges in the shooting death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of Rust. Do you agree with the charges against him and others?
Did Jason DeRusha threaten the life of Chad during his show yesterday? We review and discuss the audio before turning our attention to statistics showing the increases in crime and complaints aboard Metro Transit busses and trains.
Did Jason DeRusha put out a threat on Chad's life yesterday? We review the audio before talking about the recently released crime statistics related to Metro Transit busses and trains and discuss the announcement of charges against Alec Baldwin and others for the shooting on the set of Rust.
Chad shares some of the moments where he remembers his father and we discuss the special, and sometimes unique, ways the memories of the loved ones we've lost float back into our minds.
Former Minneapolis mayor RT Rybak joins the show to talk about the health of downtown and the steps he believes need to be taken to bring more people and businesses back to the heart of Minneapolis.
Former Minneapolis Mayor RT Rybak joins the show for two segments talking about his work to revitalize downtown Minneapolis before a conversation about the unique ways in which memories of our loved ones who have passed pop up.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins at the top of the hour to speak on the latest with COVID and vaccines. Plus, Chad speaks with Rep. Kurt Daudt about the budget proposals Governor Walz shared yesterday regarding education, children and families.
Representative Kurt Daudt shares criticisms, and some points he agrees with, regarding Governor Walz's budget proposals yesterday regarding children, families and education.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to discuss the newest COVID variants in the country, where we stand in developing new and more effective vaccines, and much more related to the COVID-19.
Adjunct Professor Erika Lopez Prater has filed a lawsuit against Hamline University over her departure related to student complaints over showing an image of the Prophet Muhammad in her class. Javad Hashmi of the Muslim Public Affairs Council joins Chad to discuss the story and why his organization is supporting Lopez Prater.
Chad encouraged Rusty Ray to steal a chair from somewhere in the office to use at Rusty's new desk. Rusty took Chad's chair and now Chad is bitter about it. The guys clear the air at the top of the show before a conversation with Javad Hashmi of the Muslim Public Affairs Council about the latest news from the controversy at Hamline University related to an in-class showing of the Prophet Muhammad.
Chad encouraged Rusty to steal a chair from around the office to use at his new desk. Rusty stole Chad's chair. Now, Chad is upset. Who is right?
Chad discusses the details of Gov. Walz's budget proposal regarding a spending increase for education, children and families and we also hear from political analyst Blois Olson on the topic.
Is it Eddie Murphy, John Belushi, Gilda Radner, Phil Hartman, Will Ferrell, Chris Farley or someone else? Who is your pick for the best to ever do it on Saturday Night Live?
Chad takes a look at the budget proposal from Governor Walz regarding children, families and education and shares his thoughts while also checking in with political insider Blois Olson. Plus, we discuss our picks for the best SNL cast members ever.
The Mall of America has found itself in the news again over a viral video of mall security asking a man to change his 'Jesus Saves' shirt of leave the property. Chad discusses all sides of that story, including details from the mall's side of things, before a conversation with Jamie Yuccas about Madonna's announced tour and other acts they'd love to see in concert.
Chad dives into the controversy from Mall of America tied to video of a man being asked by security to change out of his 'Jesus Saves' shirt to stay at the mall.
How excited would Jamie Yuccas be to see Madonna in concert during her upcoming tour? Chad and Jamie talk plenty of music and she fills us in on how we can check out her new morning show from Los Angeles.
Chad opens up about a dream that set off a difficult few days with his mental health and talks about how he tries to manage those difficult days. Later, we lighten it up with Ask Adam Anything.
Has Adam ever vomited in public? Where can someone catch a lutefisk? Adam Carter has answers for those questions and many more during today's Ask Adam Anything!
Chad begins the show by opening up about a terrible dream that led to a very difficult weekend for him. How do you deal with depression or just those days where you don't feel like yourself?
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to review Sunday's playoff loss to the Giants and look ahead to some of the major changes sure to come to the team's roster during the offseason.
Chad's turn during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated features topics like Joe Biden and an amazing story from a local elementary school.
Rusty Ray, Dave Harrigan and Chad talk about football and food, eating injuries, a wonderful story from Glen Lake Elementary and much more during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Rusty Ray joins for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated to tell us about his complicated relationship with the Velveeta and Rotel dip. Also, let's hope you don't bite your lip or cheek while eating it.
Chad opens the show with plenty of talk about the Vikings losing their playoff game Sunday before transitioning to some statistics about how Americans feel about celebrating Martin Luther King Jr Day as a national holiday.
Chad reacts to the Vikings playoff loss to the Giants and shares how the blame for the defensive failures this season can be traced back several years.
How many Americans believe MLK Jr Day should be a national holiday? How do those numbers stack up along political lines? Chad shares some numbers and they may surprise you.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins with injury updates on the Vikings and Giants and talk about what he believes the Vikings must do to get the win on Sunday.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins the show to preview the playoff matchup between the Vikings and Giants before our weekly game of Am I Wrong? to wrap up the Friday show.
Dave Harrigan stirs up plenty of controversy with his thoughts this week on roof rakes, king size beds and his prediction of impeachment for President Biden over the classified documents controversy.
Are Sheletta Brundidge and Dan Cook ready to announce an engagement? Sheletta joins for Feisty Friday to tell us about a dream she had and the reaction from Dan when she shared it with him.
Vaccine rates for children in Minnesota for diseases like measles and polio are dropping. Chad shares the statistics and we discuss the reasons more parents aren't vaccinating their children.
Vaccination rates for kids for diseases like measles and polio are dropping in Minnesota and around the country. Chad talks about what's happening and how the COVID vaccine controversy has spread to other vaccines. And it's Feisty Friday with Sheletta where we talk about her hot dream involving a WCCO coworker.
Former Vikings running back Robert Smith joins Chad to talk about playoff football and some other topics and we have our weekly chat with Major Garrett of CBS News to talk about President Biden's trouble with classified documents and the deadly weather across the United States.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins the show to talk about the controversy over classified documents with President Biden and some of the deadly weather the has struck California and Alabama.
Vikings great Robert Smith joins Chad at the top of the show to talk playoff football, look back at the 41-0 game, and much more.
Chad weighs in on a number of topics over the first half of the hour along with some help from some listener input before we dive into some Timberwolves discussion with Jim Petersen.
Chad opens the floor for discussion on a variety of topics including Merrick Garland's announcement of a Special Counsel, rising anti-Semitism in America, the passing of Jeff Beck and more.
The Timberwolves were drilled by the Pistons in Detroit last night. Wolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins to talk about what went wrong again against Detroit, some bright spots from the previous four games and more.
Jason DeRusha doesn't believe in washing his hands to protect from germs and doesn't buy into flossing at all. What else is he against?
Former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins Chad to talk about the decision by Attorney General Merrick Garland to appoint a Special Counsel to investigate President Biden and the finding of classified documents from his days as VP. Later, we spend some time learning why Jason DeRusha doesn't believe in washing his hands or flossing.
Former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins Chad to talk about Merrick Garland announcing he's named a Special Counsel to investigate the classified documents case with President Biden.
Our conversation with retired St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson continues with talk about former Hennepin County Sheriff Dave Hutchinson, marijuana legalization, crime in Minneapolis and much more.
Retired St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson joins to talk about his career in policing and some of the challenges facing departments today, including attracting new offices and keeping the quality officers already working.
Retired St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson for a full hour in studio to discuss the current state of policing, staffing challenges, marijuana legalization challenges for police, racism in policing and much more.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg about the FAA grounding their planes, and Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 on the trend of less younger women having children.
Chad Hartman talks with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about less women having children, her personal story, the stigma behind it, the double standard with men, planes being grounding, bad weather and more.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg about the FAA grounding their planes, political fallout, not having a backup plan, why the airlines bear no responsibility and more.
Chad Hartman kicks off the hour talking with his friend Tom Hauser about the latest in Minnesota legislation and super agent Scott Boras on how the the Carlos Correa deal came together
Why the Twins said yes and Giants and Mets said now, the common thread with those two teams, when the Twins talks got serious, the faith he had in the Twins front office, do agents view the Twins different now then they did in the past, and o before and more.
Chad Hartman talks with KSTP TV Chief Political Reporter Tom Hauser about the latest buzz from St. Paul, partial birth abortions, protections of mothers health, how close are we to the legalization of marijuana in Minnesota and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Twins General Manager Thad Levine about the Carlos Correa deal coming together, why they felt more comfortable with the medicals than other teams, other teammates staying in contact with Carlos Correa and more.
Chad Hartman kicks off the show with Star Tribune Reporter Rochelle Olson talking about the issue with Former Hennepin County Sheriff David Hutchinson being reinstated at Metro Transit PD, this being a state law, a complaint already being filed against him, and more.
Dan Hayes of The Athletic joins to discuss the news of Carlos Correa returning to the Twins. Plus, Chad discusses some diet advice in the news about the right and wrong times to eat during the day and complaints he's seen from folks saying prayer is being suppressed in America.
Some are convinced that prayer is being suppressed in America despite evidence to the contrary in the week since Damar Hamlin's medical situation. Chad discusses the complaints of those saying prayer is being silenced and how he sees prayer alive and well.
Chad speaks with Dan Hayes of The Athletic about the possible end to Carlos Correa's free agency saga, what it means for the Twins that he is now returning, and how it will impact the club.
Chad speaks about the news of classified documents found at President Biden's private office dating back to his time as VP. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins to update us on the deadly storms in California.
Our weekly chat with Jamie Yuccas of CBS News starts with talk about the dangerous storms that have hit many parts of California and are blamed for at least 16 deaths so far. We also discuss how Jaime's new TV morning show is going so far.
Classified documents were found in President Biden's private office from his days as the VP. How does this compare to what's happened with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago and what's the next step?
News from MLB today says Carlos Correa is now coming back to the Twins on a six-year deal for $200 million! Chad talks about the reported deal and we bring Adam Carter in for our regular Tuesday round of Ask Adam Anything.
Adam's wife "drowns" her scrambled eggs in ketchup. Did he know this before marrying her? We discuss that and much more during Ask Adam Anything!
Who's the happiest person in the Twin Cities after hearing the news that Carlos Correa and the Twins have agreed on a deal? Chad shares the answer and has more to say about the reported deal.
Mark Berkson, Professor and Chair of the Department of Religion at Hamline University joins Chad to discuss the story of a professor at the school that lost her job after students complained that the image of the Prophet Muhammad was shown in class, despite the reports that multiple warnings were given over the professor's intention to display the image.
Chip Scoggins joins to talk Packers, Vikings and Gopher hoops before a conversation with Mark Berkson of Hamline University of the controversy about a teacher that was released after student complaints over an image of the Prophet Muhammad that was shown in class, even though warnings were issues that the image would be displayed.
Chip Scoggins and Chad discuss the future of the Packers and Aaron Rodgers, their feelings on the Vikings going into the playoffs, and the woeful state of Gopher men's basketball.
Rusty Ray joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and we have a quick discussion about Harry and Meghan before Senator Amy Klobuchar joins the show on several issues.
Senator Amy Klobuchar joins Chad to talk about President Biden's visit to the southern border, last week's drama in the House as Republicans fought to elect a speaker, her work to address delays in mail service and more.
Chad reacts to the final weekend of the NFL's regular season, including the reaction from Vikings fans as the Packers fell to Detroit at Lambeau on Sunday night and were bounced from the playoffs.
Vikings fans love when the Packers lose. Chad discusses a few of the big moments from the final regular season weekend in the NFL, shares the details on a big ticket giveaway on the show this week, and talks about the idea that the city of Minneapolis could begin handling the shoveling of sidewalks around town.
Chad says the liberal use of Semisonic's Closing Time in every 'coming to and end' situation is overrated! Hear about that and much more as we play Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Rusty Ray.
Who do you trust more to take care of shoveling the sidewalks throughout Minneapolis: the city or residents and business owners?
It's another Feisty Friday visit with Sheletta Brundidge! She and Chad talk about some cool stuff going on with her oldest son right now and what she thinks of Harry and Meghan continue to flame the royal family.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins to talk about how the NFL handled everything surrounding Damar Hamlin and what the Vikings should look to do in their final game before the playoffs. Later, Sheletta Brundidge is with us for Feisty Friday to talk about some cool stuff with her son and Harry and Meghan continuing to flame the Royals.
Matthew Coller says it's still to risk injuries for a shot at the #2 seed in the NFC. Get as healthy as you can for the playoffs and be happy with the #3 seed! We talked plenty of Vikings today with Matthew and about how the NFL has handled the Damar Hamlin injury.
Chad talks about the ridiculous price he paid for a glass of orange juice at a downtown restaurant this week and shares some of the latest news regarding Carlos Correa.
How much did Chad have to pay for a glass of orange juice!? We talk about breakfast inflation, the latest in the Carlos Correa saga, and play our weekly game of Am I Wrong?.
It's our weekly game of Am I Wrong? and Dave gets some pushback from Chad with his statement about bikers during a major snowstorm. We hash that out along with Dave's thoughts about the premier style of pizza and rock music.
Chad talks about the complaints he's heard from poor plowing in the Twin Cities and e-learning days. Plus, Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about the Speaker of the House battle and more from Washington.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad for his regular Friday visit to discuss the continuing battle to elect a Speaker of the House, his recent interview Dr. Anthony Fauci and two years since the attack on the Capitol.
Chad opens the show addressing some of the concerns and complaints over plowing in St. Paul and Minneapolis and folks who would rather have school canceled completely than offer students an e-learning day.
What's the real reason behind why Chad and Dan Barreiro split many years ago and began working separately? We head Chad tell the story and answer many more questions as Adam turns the tables with a game of Ask Chad Anything!
Adam and Chad talk about the snowstorm we've endured this week and how it seems to have broken Adam's spirit. Plus, with Adam in the host seat we turn the tables and play Ask Chad Anything!
Adam says he's had enough of the snow and cold of winter. Chad reminds him that winter has only been here officially since December 21st, and much of what he remembers was indeed, his purported favorite season, fall.
Do non-compete clauses still need to exist? Adam and Chad discuss that with some callers before our weekly visit with Jason DeRusha.
Jason DeRusha joins Adam and Chad to discuss the huge amount of money donated to Damar Hamlin's charity via GoFundMe, A-Rod's photo after 'shoveling' and Jason's fancy new jeans.
Adam Carter and Chad a move in the US to ban non-compete clauses in labor contracts and whether they are necessary in business today.
Representative Zack Stephenson joins Adam Carter and Chad to share about his bill introducing marijuana-legalization and address some of the concerns that many still have about legalization in Minnesota.
Adam Carter is hosting today with Chad playing sidekick duty after getting dismissed from jury duty. The guys talk about the jury duty experience and the continue fight in Congress to find a Speaker of the House before Rep. Zack Stephenson joins to discuss his bill for marijuana-legalization in Minnesota.
Adam Carter is in today while Chad is out for jury duty, but Chad still joins as he was dismissed early! The guys start with some jury duty discussion before discussing the latest from Washington as the House continues to battle over the Speaker vote.
A couple was caught on video telling some folks that the seat in their row on a Southwest Airlines flight was occupied, but then offering the seat to other passengers they preferred to share the row with. Is it brilliant or bad form?
Chad talks about a couple caught on video taking advantage of the seating policy on Southwest Airlines to handpick the person occupying their row. Is it genius or a jerk move? Plus, we catch up with Wild GM Bill Guerin on a number of issues involving his team and player safety in the NHL.
Wild GM Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about how the team has been playing lately and to discuss player safety and mental health support for players as the entire sports world is still reeling from the incident with Damar Hamlin on Monday Night Football.
Dean Phillips can't even call himself a Congressman right now because of the continued failure to elect a Speaker. Phillips spoke to us about what's happening after five failed votes and what could come next.
Former Governor Arne Carlson joins at the top of the hour with some very direct criticism of Governor Walz and U of M President Joan Gabel. Plus, we hear from Dean Phillips about what's happening in Washington with the House continuing to fail in naming a Speaker.
Former Governor Arne Carlson spoke about some issues he hopes Governor Walz will work to solve during his second term. He was also very direct in speaking about U of M President Joan Gabel, saying she needs to quit one of her jobs and the nine regents that approved her taking a position with the board of Securian Financial should be dismissed.
How are you handling day two of our snow storm and how do you think the plows have done keeping our roads clear? Chad starts with some snow talk before Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her some fun and a bit of serious talk during her weekly segment.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins to chat about her temporary shift to the morning show, her skill at playing in the snow, and some ridiculous words about marriage from Gabrielle Union.
We have plenty of snow talk to start the show. Are you ready to cry 'uncle' yet to this Minnesota winter? How do you think MNDOT and the different cities are handling the plowing responsibilities?
Hard-line Republicans seem set on blocking Kevin McCarthy from winning the vote to be named Speaker of the House. Aaron Blake of the Washington Post joins to sort out what's happened so far and what could be next from both sides of the aisle.
We discuss how long it may take for Congress to find someone able to win the 218 votes necessary to be named Speaker of the House after we've already seen two failed votes today. Plus, how are you enjoying this mid-week snowstorm?
Washington Post senior political reporter Aaron Blake joins Chad to talk about what's happening in Congress as two votes have failed so far to name a new Speaker of the House. Later, conversation about the messy Speaker votes continues while we also discuss the mess outside in Minnesota due to the snow.
Chad shares his secrets to a fantastic tuna melt. How high does it rank on the list of great sandwiches? We talk about that and how Minnesota schools are handling today's winter storm.
Chad claims to make an amazing tuna melt. How high on the list of great sandwiches does the tuna melt rank? We talk sandwiches before a discussion about how schools are handling matters during our current snowstorm and a visit with Jamie Yuccas of CBS News.
Jamie Yuccas isn't sad about being in Los Angeles during our latest winter storm in Minnesota. She makes her usual visit to chat about the strange weather she's experience out west, changing media landscapes and much more!
The NFL took over an hour to officially postpone the Monday Night Football game after Damar Hamlin's injury. They should have moved faster.
Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to talk about 'Happy New Year' etiquette, continental breakfasts, and how he and his wife wound up looking for a meal at a Green Bay strip club over the weekend.
Chad reacts to Damar Hamlin's injury during last night's football game and how the NFL handled the postponement of the game. Later, we lighten it up when Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything!
Chip Scoggins joins for some Vikings and Timberwolves discussion over two segments before a discussion with outgoing Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman about his 24 years on the job and some of the toughest decisions he had to make.
Outgoing Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman joins Chad to talk about his many years serving in that role, some of the difficult decision he had to make, and his faith in Mary Moriarty as she takes over the position.
Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins with reaction to the Vikings getting blown out at Lambeau Field and some talk about the continued struggles of the Timberwolves.
Four days of mail service is enough in 2023. Chad talks about the future of the USPS and complaints he's seen from many about missing their mail.
Naps, charcuterie board pics and Chad's incredible ability on snowshoes are among the many topics discussed during today's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Is anyone in the world better on snowshoes than Chad? That's part of the conversation during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before we talk about complaints about mail delivery and the future of the postal service.
Chad reacts to the thumping the Vikings took in Green Bay on Sunday and TV critic Bill Carter joins to talk about the passing and trailblazing legacy of Barbara Walters.
TV critic Bill Carter joins to talk about the life, work and incredible legacy of Barbara Walters.
This seasons Vikings team proved again, while getting thumped in Green Bay, that they are the most unique team in the history of the NFL. Chad reacts to the loss and the season that will still include a high seed in the NFC playoffs.
Dave Harrigan leads us through another round of Am I Wrong? talking about pork, Gopher football and paying a little extra for a direct flight.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins to talk about Vikings traveling to Lambeau this Sunday to take on the Packers. Plus, we begin our conversation with Matthew with a touching conversation about the passing of his dog a few days ago and what she meant to his life.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller makes his weekly appearance to preview Vikings vs Packers on Sunday and also to share about the loss of his dog this week. Later, we play our regular game of Am I Wrong? to wrap up the show.
Sheletta Brundidge with some thoughts on words that Michelle Obama had about her relationship with Barack Obama earlier this week. Plus, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins to talk about homelessness in the city and why today was the right day to move forward with eviction of a homeless encampment earlier today.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins to comment on the decision delay the eviction of a homeless camp at The Quarry earlier this week and then to move forward with the process this morning.
Sheletta Brundidge weighs in during Feisty Friday on Michelle Obama admitting she couldn't stand Barack for about 10 years while their kids were young and why she completely understand where Michelle is coming from by saying that.
What do you like about the show? What do you want more of? What do you want less of? Chad opens the show by sharing about what he thinks of the show as we look toward 2023 and we hear from listeners with their critiques of the show.
Chad talks about the state of the show as we wrap up 2022 and we hear from several listeners about what they want more or less of from us next year.
What else do listeners want from the show in 2023? Chad takes more input from the listeners.
Emily Bastian, VP of Ending Homelessness with Avivo, joins Chad to talk about Minneapolis' decision not to evict an homeless encampment out of the fear of violence and much more about the problem of homelessness in our area.
Chad speaks with a great guest from Avivo about the issue of homelessness in the metro area before some talk about the latest to come from the mess involving Southwest Airlines.
A lot of people were stranded by Southwest Airlines over the holiday. So sill haven't reached their destinations. Will those folks and everyone else keeping up with the news actually choose a different airline the next time they fly if Southwest is offering the cheapest and most convenient flight?
The hour begins with talk about the phenomenal TV career of Ted Danson before Jason DeRusha joins to share about what's happening right now in the restaurant scene and much more.
From Cheers to the many projects he's been involved in since, has any TV star had a better career than Ted Danson?
Even on a day off our friend Jason DeRusha joins the show to talk about what he's doing during his time off, news from the dining scene around town and how our kids always look better than we did at the same age.
Wolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins at the top of the show to talk about the club's recent play and how they still need to work to fit Rudy Gobert into the puzzle. Later, we talk about the announced random bag checks coming to Mall of America and whether it's more for PR or anything else.
Mall of America announced a new policy involving random bag checks in response to the shooting last week. Is it enough? It more for PR than safety concerns?
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins to talk about how the team has been playing on the current road trip, the play of Rudy Gobert and much more.
We have Brian Sullivan call in to the show to talk the never-ending Southwest cancellations and Tesla.
Brian Sullivan of CNBC calls into the show to talk Southwest Airlines, Tesla, among other topics! We also rank greatest high school movies ever.
Tom Hauser calls in to discuss the year that was in politics 2022 and look ahead to what we can expect in 2023.
A woman that gets paid to assist Gen - Z's with their phone related phobias. We also bring in Tom Hauser to talk politics in 2022 as well as looking ahead to 2023.
KARE 11's own Rena Sarigianopoulos discusses New Years Eve and the double standard for women heading into this weekend's festivities.
We play back an interview conducted by Tulsi Gabbard grilling George Santos with the pressing questions. Our good friend Rena Sarigianopoulos calls in to talk New Years Eve double standards.
Alex Hassel Intergovernmental Relations Representative with the Minnesota Cities calls in to discuss the latest in the THC regulations and where it stacks up on the 2023 agenda. We also take any and all resolutions - wrong answers only.
We put a wrap on the holiday season by giving our overrated, underrated, and properly rated holiday topics! Jamie Yuccas joins the show as well.
If you didn't get what you wanted as a kid, here's a chance to ask Santa what gives, and Matthew Coller talks Vikings.
Santa Claus joins the show. He’s willing to speak to people who were disappointed by him when they were kids. Time to confront Santa!
Adam Carter talks with Matthew Coller from Purple Insider about the crazy win over the Colts, what worked in the second half, the misconception of home field advantage, how they can avoid a letdown, should they look to rest players and more.
It's another Feisty Friday w/ Sheletta, and Adam Carter talks with Minnesota Department of Health Senior Researcher Sharrilyn Helgertz about the recent increase in student stress and how to help our kids.
Adam Carter talks with Minnesota Department of Health Senior Researcher Sharrilyn Helgertz about the recent increase in student stress, the rise in suicides, all of the factors coming from the pandemic, checking in with your kids and more.
Why didn't Sheletta attend a party w/ other WCCO Radio employees, would she charge for a Christmas meal, doing social media properly, why is she in Houston and more.
In the spirit of the season, Adam Carter and Chris Tubbs air grievances and get feedback from listeners. Plus would you pay for Christmas dinner?
Wild GM Bill Guerin joins Chad with praise for defenseman Jonas Brodin and many of the others players on the club as they've won six games in a row.
Chad calls out the biggest butt-kisser at WCCO and defends himself against his refusal to wear white to this Saturday's Vikings game. Plus, Wild GM Bill Guerin joins with an update on his club that has rattled off 6 wins in a row.
Chad calls out who he claims to be the biggest butt-kisser at WCCO and explains why he refuses to be part of the 'white out' while in attendance at Saturday's Vikings game.
KARE-11 meteorologist Belinda Jensen joins for some statistics and what to expect from the snow and wind as it continues into the weekend. Later, former TV guy Jason DeRusha compares himself to another former TV guy, Volodmyr Zelenskyy.
Does Jason DeRusha deserve criticism for talking about Volodymyr Zelenskyy's wardrobe choices as he visit President Biden and Congress yesterday?
KARE-11 meteorologist Belinda Jensen joins to share some details on how the snow has impacted our area so far and what the wind will be like over the next couple days.
How much snow did you get yesterday? Are you worried about the coming winds? Has the storm been a disappointment so far? Chad opens the show with plenty of weather talk.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to Washington D.C. and his favorite Christmas memories from his childhood.
So far, has the snowstorm lived up to the hype? Chad opens the show with some weather talk before some political and Christmas discussion over the final two segments with Major Garrett.
Chad catches up on politics and a few life topics with legendary WCCO voice Eric Eskola before discussing the past comments and new apology from Minneapolis City Council Member Jamal Osman.
Minneapolis City Council Member Jamal Osman apologized for comments from his past that offended many. Will or would you accept the apology and agree to move on?
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins to update us on COVID in the US and discuss the new bivalent boosters and much more. Later, we discuss some of the top picks from Variety on their list of the 100 greatest movies of all time and offer some of our own nominations.
WCCO legend Eric Eskola joins the show for two segments to talk about politics in Minnesota, his on-air and off-air relationship with Sid Hartman and much more.
What do you think of Variety's Top 100 Movies list and what's at the top of your personal list?
Dr. Michael Osterholm is back with Chad to talk about COVID cases in America, the new bivalent booster, Paxlovid, masking and more.
Chad welcomes Mary Jo Copeland onto the show at the start to speak about the amazing work she and many more do at Charing and Caring Hands and Mary's Place. Plus, Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins, along with her mom Beverly, to chat about some holiday topics, dish some dirt, and hold Chad to account over his rough treatment of Rena each Wednesday.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins along with her mom, Beverly, to dish some dirt on each other and take Chad to task over the harsh treatment he gives Rena on a weekly basis.
The amazing Mary Jo Copeland joins Chad to talk about her work with caring for the homeless, what Christmas will be like at Sharing and Caring Hands and her intense belief in the power of prayer.
Chad Hartman gets into the Timberwolves struggles with Rudy Gobert, and whether or not this should be the long term plan, and should we alter our travel plans based on the forecast.
Chad Hartman wonders if you're changing your travel plans based on the weather forecast, and this is the perfect time to make excuses.
Chad kicks off the hour by getting into the Timberwolves issues and why they're not necessarily all on Rudy Gobert, it doesn't fit with Anthony Edwards. He also has some thoughts on those who defend Donald Trump and say "it's just Washington."
Chad Hartman gets into a conversation about a recent story about an officer's death by suicide, and COVID-19 caught Jamie Yuccas.
CBS News Correspondent Jamie Yuccas tells Chad Hartman she tested positive for COVID-19 for the first time, how she's handling it, the biggest earthquake she's experienced, and more.
After reading a story in the Star Tribune about an officer suicide, Chad gets into contributing factors to depression, including PTSD, what can be considered "in the line of duty" and more.
Chad starts the show with heartfelt words about his son not being able to attend his last day of school with his friends, has some very heartfelt words for Q and being grateful for the things in your life, and Ask Adam Anything.
This week on Ask Adam Anything he talks about exes, eggnog, shopping for lingerie alone, poop boxes and more.
Chad is disheartened for his son not being able to attend his last day of school, and has some very heartfelt words for Q and being grateful for the things in your life.
Chad and Chip talk Vikings and the World Cup. Later on Chad gets upset about bad parking etiquette around the holidays.
Did you give up on the Vikings this week? We know you did. How about that Lionel Messi AND a talk about Ukraine with Colonel David Hunt.
We play another round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated, later on Chad gives his thoughts on the Jan. 6 committee's recommendation to charge former President Donald Trump with crimes.
What a game, both of 'em. The Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins joins the program to talk about the greatest comeback in NFL History and possibly the greatest soccer match of all time in a World Cup Final.
The January 6th Committee has now recommended four charges against former president Donald Trump. Chad discusses why that's a good thing.
Alfalfa sprouts, Christmas Cookies, falling down the stairs and oh so much more in another edition of everyone's favorite segment.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad to discuss the situation in Ukraine and how much longer the current situation could possibly last.
Dave takes the lead during Am I Wrong? with strong takes on ice fishing, a new punishment for those leaving snow on their vehicles and generic gift cards.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller makes his regular appearance with Chad to preview tomorrow's matchup between the Vikings and Colts and discuss the problems that still plague the Vikings' defense.
Matthew Coller previews tomorrow's Vikings vs Colts matchup at the start of the hour before some talk about the success municipal bars and liquor stores have enjoyed this year. Plus, it's another round of Am I Wrong? with Dave.
Can the many celebrities that endorsed FTX be held financially responsible for the losses of investors? Chad weighs in on that after some talk about elaborate holiday light displays.
Where do you stand on elaborate holiday light displays? Chad starts the hour with that topic before some discussion about the FTX scandal and the many celebrities who have endorsed the company. Plus, will President Biden lead Democrats into some serious discussion about the issues at our southern border?
The southern border is being overwhelmed by migrants entering the US. Chad talks about the politics that's been behind the border discussion for years and why Democrats, led by President Biden, need to step up and deal with the issue more seriously.
Twitter has suspended the accounts of several journalists and many people are upset about it. Chad explains his view and sympathy for Musk in this situation and the hypocrisy from each side of the argument.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for Feisty Friday to talk about the various Christmas decorations she has up in her yard and Adam Carter calls in to explain what he was doing in a limo on a Christmas light tour.
Chad opens the show with talk about Elon Musk and Twitter suspending several accounts of journalists and the outrage over the move. Plus, Sheletta joins for Feisty Fridays and Adam Carter joins in to defend himself during the segment.
Why do we care so much about Harry, Meghan and gossip about the Royals!? The Netflix numbers are huge for their new documentary. Chad talks about the obsession with the gossip and what annoys him about the documentary even being out there.
More than 28 million people have already watched Harry & Meghan on Netflix. Why are we so interested in gossip about the Royals? Plus, Brian Belski joins after another Fed rate hike to talk about the health of our economy and where he thinks we're going.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins the show to talk about inflation, the Fed raising rates again, and to give his take on the health of the US economy and where it's headed.
Jason DeRusha makes his Thursday appearance with Chad to talk about the proper time to fire up the snow blower, a continued push to create the local New Years Eve we all deserve and much more!
The hour begins with talk about the news that 63% of Americans today are living paycheck-to-paycheck. Chad speaks about the financial struggle for many in our country before some lighter topics with Jason DeRusha, including proper snow removal etiquette.
63% of Americans today are living paycheck-to-payhceck. How is that possible!? Chad talks about that statistic and the many reasons so many Americans struggle to make ends meet.
With multiple inches of snow falling outside today, Chad opens the show talking about his favorite ways to enjoy the winter months in Minnesota. Plus, Jim Petersen joins to talk Wolves and share some stories from the road with the team.
Chad talks about his own favorite wintertime activities and we hear from the listeners with theirs as a snowstorm rages outside today. Plus, do you think Minnesotans have more sex in the winter or summer?
Wolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk a bit about the club and share some stories from the road, including the odd spot he was trying to find a breakfast burrito this morning in Los Angeles.
Respiratory illnesses are still high around the country but masks are scarcely seen in public. Is there a scenario that would convince you to mask again more often? Chad talks about that, more folks in the GOP abandoning Donald Trump and Carlos Correa choosing to sign with San Francisco.
We've heard for weeks about the flu, RSV and COVID causing problems all over the country but masks still seem to be a rarity in public. Is there a circumstance that would convince you to mask again more regularly or are you over it?
Carlos Correa is signing with San Francisco, despite a reported offer of $285 over 10 years from the Twins to keep him here. Who should we be upset with?
New laws in New Zealand will essentially eliminate smoking in that country in the coming decades. Is there any scenario where something like that could be passed in the United States?
New laws in New Zealand will essentially eliminate smoking in that country in the coming decades. Is there any scenario where something like that could be passed in the United States? Later, former Vikings Ahmad Rashad joins with a look back at 42 years since the Miracle at the Met.
Former Viking Ahmad Rashad joins to look back at 42 years since he pulled in a Hail Mary from Tommy Kramer to create the Miracle at the Met and more memories from his days with Bud Grant and the Vikings.
It's been 10 years since the horrible massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary. Chad and Dave reflect on that day, what this country has and hasn't done since then, and what hope we have today of curbing gun violence in America.
Does Rena Sarigianopoulos shovel her driveway, leave it to her husband or hire someone to take care of it? Rena answers that question, offers a controversial music opinion and takes a couple really good shots at Chad.
Chad looks back at 10 years since the Sandy Hook massacre and all that hasn't changed in our country since then. Later, we lighten it up with some fun topics and Rena Sarigianopoulos.
Eden Prairie basketball coach David Flom has been suspended after reading a racial slur from a social media post during a classroom session with players about the risks of using social media. What should the punishment be after players brought complaints to the school?
John P Walters, the former drug czar under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W Bush, joins Chad to discuss the fentanyl crisis in America, how it was addressed decades ago, and how some of the policy changes have led to poorer results.
Eden Prairie's basketball coach has been suspended after reading a racial slur during a classroom session with players meant to educate about the dangers of social media. Chad discusses that story before discussing the problems with how our government has managed the fentanyl crisis with former 'drug czar' John P Walters.
Our weekly chat with Jamie Yuccas touches on some serious topics like marriage and food waste. Chad also gives her the opportunity to share something funny happening in her life right now but she comes up empty.
Chad speaks about more money being directed towards the Southwest LRT that is already way overdue and overbudget. Plus, why has it been so difficult for school districts to hire diverse teachers?
Is it worth sinking more money into the Southwest LRT line and other light rail projects around the Twin Cities? Chad talks about that and a story about the failures of school districts to attract and hire diverse teachers before Jamie Yuccas joins on several topics.
Does Adam truly hate Christmas? Is he comfortable being a 'gross' meat eater? It's another great round of Ask Adam Anything!
How is inflation still hitting you the hardest? Chad opens the show with that discussion before Adam Carter joins for a fun round of Ask Adam Anything!
Inflation is easing but consumer prices on most goods are still far from where they were before the pandemic. How is inflation still impacting your life today?
State Representative-elect Walter Hudson joins Chad to respond to questions regarding comments he made Sunday comparing the moral equivalency of COVID vaccine mandates and slavery.
Chip Scoggins joins for his weekly visit to chat about the horrendous defensive play from the Vikings yesterday and over the past few weeks and other issues that contributed to the loss Sunday in Detroit.
Chip Scoggins joins from the Star Tribune to recap the Vikings loss in Detroit and the many problems with the game and the team's defense. Later, incoming State Representative Walter Hudson joins Chad to clarify his comments comparing COVID vaccine mandates to the slave trade.
Marjorie Taylor Greene is at it again, showing us what kind of person she really is while speaking about January 6th recently. Plus, an incoming State Representative in Minnesota make a startling comparison between slavery and vaccine mandates.
Chad opens Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated ripping into the fraudulence exhibited by Adam Carter regarding his Christmas Spirit. We also talk about cookies, The Minnesota Goodbye, holiday shopping and much more with Rusty Ray joining the fun.
Rusty Ray joins for a fun round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad shares some harsh criticism for comments from Marjorie Taylor Greene and incoming Minnesota State Representative Walter Hudson.
Are we ready to abandon the Vikings bandwagon after the loss in Detroit? Chad starts the hour with reaction to the game before Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins to discuss the improving rates of violent crime around the city and the health of retail downtown and in the surrounding neighborhoods.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins to talk about the retail environment downtown and in other spots of the city. Plus, he speaks about the progress of Operation Endeavor in lowering the rates of violent crime in Minneapolis.
The Vikings defense has been terrible for the past few weeks and that group was a big part of the problem during the loss to Detroit on Sunday. Chad reacts to the game and talks about if he sees hope for improvement before the playoffs?
Chad discusses the possible repeal of the US military's COVID vaccine mandate and Matthew Coller joins to preview the Vikings vs Lions matchup coming on Sunday.
Can the Vikings pass defense hold up against the Lions offense on Sunday? Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joined for our weekly chat about the Vikings to preview this weekend's matchup.
The House passed a defense bill that removes the mandate for military members to get the COVID vaccine. Do you agree with the decision? Chad shares the reasons why he believes the mandate is no longer necessary.
Our game of Am I Wrong? has Chad evaluating and reacting to some declarative statements and hot takes from Dave Harrigan about Christmas music, appetizers, and this week's SNL hosting duo of Martin Short and Steve Martin.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for Feisty Friday and Chad evaluates some strong, declarative statements from Dave Harrigan during our game of Am I Wrong?.
It's Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and she joined to talk about her addition to the Twin Cities Business 100 list this year and how she shook things up at the party last night celebrating everyone on the list.
Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema announced that she's leaving the Democratic party to become an independent. Chad opens the show talking about the move and why he believes we need a lot more of this in politics.
Chad discusses Senator Kyrsten Sinema's decision to leave the Democratic party to become an independent. Later, we check in on the Wild with GM Bill Guerin.
Wild GM Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about his recent trips to watch some clubs other than the Wild and where his club needs to improve to win more consistently.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joined us in studio today to talk about office gossip, The Big Truth, Brittney Griner's release, his days at the high school newspaper in San Diego and much more during a very fun 90-minute conversation.
Major Garrett spend his final segment with us today sharing stories from his days as front page editor of his high school newspaper in San Diego and helping with Dave's mouse problem.
Our final hour with Major Garrett of CBS News features talk about Brittney Griner's release from prison in Russia and how CBS plays a role in the story. Plus, Major talks about growing up in San Diego and the lofty goals of his early journalism career as front page editor of the high school newspaper.
Major Garrett continues his time with us in studio talking about Brittney Griner's release from prison in Russia, the exchange of prisoners that brought Griner home, and how CBS News plays a role in the story.
Jason DeRusha joins for our first half of the hour to talk about Good Question, funerals and the household chores we are sick of doing. Later, CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins us in studio to talk about office gossip, The Big Truth and more!
Major Garrett's first two segments in studio today focus on his avoidance of office gossip in exchange for his own privacy and his new book, The Big Truth!
Jason DeRusha joins us for a serious conversation about death, funerals and our attitudes towards death in America. Later, we find out which household chores Jason and Chad and most tired of doing.
The city of San Francisco reversed course from a few weeks ago and will not allow police to use robots capable of killing in the most dangerous situations for police and the public. Chad comments on the situation and why he thinks they're making a mistake.
Minnesotans love to gamble! The online pull tabs worked well enough that we could pay off US Bank Stadium 20 years early! Adam Carter sticks around with Chad to talk about that and some of the most iconic locations we think of in Minnesota.
Adam Carter hangs around for a couple segments to begin the show talking about the ability to US Bank Stadium 20 years early. The guys also talk about some of the most iconic locations in Minnesota. Later, Chad talks about a reversal in San Francisco as now police will not be allowed to utilize robots in the most dangerous situations.
New Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara joins Chad to talk about working to boost the number of officers in the department, approaches to improving public safety and much more regarding MPD and the city.
Chad begins the hour speaking with Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara on a number of issues with the department including staffing, community relations and the safety of the city. Later, we touch on a number of topics including Tik Tok, random former Timberwolves and more.
Vikings legend Cris Carter tells us how the Vikings are ending on top in so many close games, what he loves about Justin Jefferson and much more about this year's 10-2 Vikings team.
Chad names his international, Minnesota and WCCO radio persons of the year before a conversation about the Vikings with Cris Carter.
Time named Volodymyr Zelenskyy their Person of the Year for 2022. Did they get it right? Chad names his International, Minnesota and WCCO radio persons of the year.
Trump-backed Herschel Walker fell short in his bid to oust Raphael Warnock in Georgia for his Senate seat in last night's runoff election. It marks another loss for Donald Trump. However, Democrats shouldn't work too hard patting themselves on the back for a job well done.
Rena Sarigianopoulos is always honest with us and it's never been more true than today as she called her child's holiday show, "brutal on all levels." She said what we're all thinking.
Since winning the Presidency in 2016, Donald Trump has been on a losing streak and that continued last night with Trump-backed candidate Herschel Walker losing in Georgia. Chad talks about it and how the Democrats shouldn't be too proud of themselves today. Plus, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her usual run segment on a Wednesday.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to talk about the $17.6 billion budget surplus in Minnesota and how the money may be spent. Later, we talk about the life and career of Kirstie Alley and how the cast of Cheers stacks up to other iconic sitcoms.
Chad discusses the passing of Kirstie Alley, her work on Cheers and other projects, and how Cheers and that cast compares other legendary sitcoms.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to talk about the news of the massive surplus, how the money may be distributed and much more.
Chad reacts to news of the tentative agreement between hospitals and nurses to avoid a potential strike and the attitudes many in the public have had towards nurses and their ability to strike. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins to share an update about her upcoming morning show and discuss the drama over at GMA.
Jamie joins for her weekly visit to talk about the drama over at Good Morning America with the reported relationship between co-anchors Amy Robach and TJ Holmes. Plus, Jamie fills us in on how her own upcoming new morning show in Los Angeles is coming together.
A segment of the population wasn't shy in criticizing nurses that were prepared to go on strike before the announced settlement with hospitals this morning. Some are still angry that nurses were willing to walk out. How do you feel now that we have a tentative agreement.
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to talk about his use of the word 'jelly', Neil Diamond, Cheers and much more!
Is the state's budget surplus absurd? Maddening? Disgusting? Chad discusses the massive number and offers his own reaction.
What is the first thought you have when you hear that our state has a budget surplus of $17.6 billion? Chad starts the show with talk about the surplus before Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything!
The Supreme Court is deciding whether a wedding website designer has to designs websites for gay couples, Chad has thoughts.
Yet another edition of everyone's favorite AM Radio segment, overrated, underrated or properly rated with Chad, Rusty and producer Charlie.
The Vikings have been fun this year, win or lose (but they're winning) they've been fun. Later a conversation on Hunter Biden's laptop and the nothingburger "Twitter Files" with The Bulwark's Tim Miller.
Yes the Vikings are playing close games, but they're still winning, and that's exciting, stop complaining.
Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins tells us about his experience up in Red Lake, which he wrote about in his latest piece. Chad and Chip also talk some Vikings Football.
An hour chock full of content starts with an emotional interview with Chip Scoggins about his recent piece in the Star Tribune about the Red Lake Football team. Later we get into snow plow naming contests, the affair at GMA and even more.
Tim Miller joins Chad to discuss Elon Musk's Twitter leaks regarding the Hunter Biden laptop and why it doesn't seem as big as it was hyped up to be.
The Vikings defense is giving up a ton of yards this season. Can they improve enough in the final weeks of the season to be seen as a legitimate Super Bowl contender?
Matthew Coller joins to begin the hour with thoughts on the Vikings as we await their matchup with the Jets on Sunday. Chad also discusses the outrageous price to rollerblade at US Bank Stadium this winter before Dave takes over for Am I Wrong?
Dave Harrigan leads our game of Am I Wrong? with hot takes about the French baguette, pizza and the next huge sporting event we need to host in Minnesota.
Chad discusses Kayne's latest dismissal from Twitter and the statistics showing racism, anti-Semitism and other hate speech has increased since Elon Musk took Twitter's reins.
It's another Feisty Friday and Sheletta tells us the latest spot that you can find her name in print. We also talk about Sheletta relying on her ex-husband for snow shoveling duty at her place and Will Smith's latest movie out today.
Is Sheletta's ex-husband really taking care of the shoveling at her home? Sheletta and Chad chat about that, the latest article featuring Sheletta's name and much more during Feisty Friday. Later, Chad talks about the increase in hate speech on Twitter since Elon Musk took over and Kanye getting booted off the platform again.
Chad has World Cup fever with the USA playing tomorrow in the knockout round against The Netherlands. As a lead up to the match, we look for some reasons to build some animosity towards The Dutch.
Major Garrett joins for some nonsense and to talk about his undefeated streak of not being invited to State Dinners, the Democrats working to shake up the primary process, Kevin McCarthy and more.
Chad talks about looking forward to tomorrow's USA vs. Netherlands match at the World Cup and tries to build up some animosity towards The Netherlands. Later, Major Garrett joins for some nonsense and talk about what's happening in Washington.
The news of Christine McVie's passing impacted a lot of people yesterday as they struggled with the news. What other musicians will you feel that way about when they die?
Minneapolis City Councilmember Michael Rainville joins Chad to talk about policing, the health of the city and his support for measures that would bring accountability of police to a new level in Minneapolis. Plus, we discuss the passing of Christine McVie and the musicians that touch our lives in a way that McVie clearly did for so many.
Michael Rainville represents Ward 3 in the Minneapolis City Council and he joined Chad to talk about his support for a new level of accountability for MPD and his belief that Minneapolis is making a comeback.
San Francisco police may soon be able to utilize deadly robots in extreme circumstances that present imminent danger to the public or officers. Chad shares his thoughts on the debate about the robots and we hear from plenty of listeners with their thoughts.
Chad says participating in one Secret Santa gift exchange is plenty. Jason DeRusha loves that we have two happening at WCCO! The guys talk about that and get serious with a discussion about strong public opinion regarding another potential nurses strike.
Chad discusses the possibility that San Francisco police may be allowed the use of deadly robots in specific extreme circumstances. Later, Jason DeRusha makes his weekly visit to the show to talk about our multiple Secret Santa events happening at WCCO and strong feeling from many about another potential nurses strike.
Chad opens the show talking about the hundreds of people in the Twin Cities that had their vehicles towed this week due to snow emergencies. Plus, Jim Petersen joins to talk Wolves after last night's win over Memphis.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about Anthony Edwards' great game last night, KAT's injury and much more.
Hundreds of folks in Minneapolis and St. Paul had their vehicles towed due to the snow emergency declared in both cities on Tuesday. With all of the ways that information is spread around, claiming ignorance isn't good enough.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to talk about action in Congress on the potential rail strike, Kevin McCarthy's chances of becoming Speaker, his continued belief that President Biden should not seek reelection, and his fears regarding the rise of anti-Semitism around the country.
What are the worst winter driving behaviors you see on the road? Chad shares some of his biggest annoyances from other drivers and shares some input from listeners.
Congressman Dean Phillips joins at the top of the hour to touch on a number of topics including the rail strike, Kevin McCarthy, the rise of anti-Semitism and much more. Plus, we discuss the worst behaviors of Minnesota drivers in the winter.
Dr. Michael Osterholm rejoins the program to talk about the protests on Covid restrictions happening in China. Plus, the latest on Covid in our country, vaccines and more.
Minnesota food shelves have seen a significant uptick in the number of visits from folks in need. Chad shares the numbers and we discuss how hunger in Minnesota can be solved.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins at the top of the hour to talk about the protests in China and the latest on COVID in the US. Later, Chad discusses new statistics showing the rise in dependency on food shelves on Minnesota.
Chad opens the show sharing about his son Quintin's health battles after Q suffered another seizure earlier this week. Later, we lighten things up with Rena Sarigianopoulos talking about Secret Santa gift exchanges, back scratchers and more.
Chad's son Quintin suffered another seizure this week. Chad opens up about his son's health battles and his own feelings as he and his family provide the best care they can for Q.
Our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE-11, is stressed out by Christmas, wants no part of a Secret Santa gift exchange and doesn't understand the joy that a simply back scratcher can bring.
Funding for the Nice Ride bikes and scooters may be drying up. Will you miss seeing them or even utilizing them to get around downtown?
Funding for the Nice Ride bicycles and scooters is drying up. Will you miss seeing or using them downtown? Adam discusses that before a story about the things millennials are refusing to buy that were considered essential by previous generations. Plus, an SNL cast member brought a fantastic impression to the Tonight Show of Bob Dylan singing Jingle Bells through the decades.
Should Jeronimo Yanez, the former police officer acquitted after shooting Philando Castile, be allowed a substitute teaching license? Adam Carter shares his thoughts on the issue after an appeals court weighed in. We also speak about that and lots more with Jamie Yuccas as she joins for her weekly appearance.
Should Jeronimo Yanez, the former cop that killed Philando Castile, be allowed a substitute teaching license?
Are you enjoying the snow falling outside? Will you shovel in shifts or wait until it's completely done? Adam Carter is in for Chad today and we have a lot of snow talk to kickoff the show.
The snowstorm is here! Do you love it or hate it? Do you shovel in shifts or wait until it's over? Adam Carter subs for Chad today and starts with some snow talk before KSTP-TV anchor Chris Egert subs for Adam during our regular Ask Adam Anything segment.
With Adam in for Chad, Chris Egert of KSTP-TV steps into Adam's shoes to answer your questions! Has he ever used his missing leg as a reason to get out of something?
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the team retaining Paul Bunyan's Axe and the feeling that, even with a win over Wisconsin, this team left too much on the table by finishing the regular season at 8-4.
Chad has been open about his support for legalization of recreational marijuana in Minnesota. Kim Bemis of Smart Approaches to Marijuana Minnesota joins to debate the issue with Chad from the opposing viewpoint.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins for his regular Monday visit to talk Gopher football and where the program is at today under PJ Fleck. Later, Kim Bemis of Smart Approaches to Marijuana Minnesota joins with reasons why he and his group oppose marijuana legalization in the state.
We continue today's extended Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Chad reminding us all that he's in tremendous shape and sharing thoughts on several other topics.
We had a lot to discuss during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated today so we kept it going for the entire hour! We talked about adjectives, Santa, mac & cheese, Chad's incredible figure and much, much more!
Our roads are not as safe as they should be for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. What would you do to improve safety for everyone?
Listener Paul shares the secrets to preparing the best dish of Kraft Mac & Cheese before we dive into Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with the help of Rusty Ray.
Nobody was calling for PJ Fleck to be fired after the Iowa loss yet, after winning at Wisconsin, Fleck said he was fighting against that sentiment. Chad talks about the win to retain Paul Bunyan's Axe and his view that the season still represents a missed opportunity.
Chad wonders if there's ever been an athlete funnier in commercials than Peyton Manning, a better looking athlete than David Beckham, and Matthew Coller talks Vikings
Chad Hartman asks Matthew Coller how impressive the win over New England was, how much credit does Kevin' O'Connell deserve for the Vikings success, the trust he's put in his veteran players, Justin Jefferson or Randy Moss and more.
Is Peyton Manning the best high profile athlete to ever be in commercials, and is David Beckham the best looking pro athlete in the world?
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad and they recap the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, and Chad and Chris Tubbs debate how many people are working today.
Chad Hartman and Chris Tubbs debate how many people are working on this Black Friday and some of the overlooked occupations.
Sheletta joins Chad and they recap the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, what did she compare Mariah Carey to, and being he was traumatized by Paul Adbul. Plus she talks about saving Adam Carter's life, and is there a connection between him and Brandon?
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter debate Randy Moss or Justin Jefferson, which game means more, Dallas or New England, plus Major Garrett tells Chad what the Jack Smith appointment means regarding former President Donald Trump, and what food item he was pleasantly surprised with on his Thanksgiving menu.
Major Garrett tells Chad about his Thanksgiving, and what food item he was pleasantly surprised with on his menu, what does the Jack Smith appointment mean regarding former President Donald Trump, is Liz Cheny too tunnel visioned, and more?
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter differ on who is the better Wide Receiver, Randy Moss or Justin Jefferson, and wonder which Vikings game is more significant, getting rolled by Dallas, or the team that beat New England?
Is Chad correct in his ranking of the top Thanksgiving foods? Does he have any right? We debate the list with Laura Oakes and Blois Olson joining in before a conversation with Wild GM Bill Guerin about a trade and much more.
Wild GM Bill Guerin tells Chad he traded for Ryan Reaves to bring some energy and excitement into the team's locker room. The guys spoke about the trade and much more regarding the state of the Wild.
Chad's list of the best Thanksgiving foods is not without flaws. In fact, it has lots of them. Chad goes through the list while receiving feedback from Dave, Laura Oakes and Blois Olson.
Chad, Dave and several listeners offer thanks for some of the blessings in their lives.
What are you thankful for? Chad, Dave and some listeners answer that question as we look towards Thanksgiving and Chef Paco Pasquale joins the show to help struggling cooks with their Thanksgiving meal prep.
Chad invites fabulous Chef Paco Pasquale to the show to help listeners with their last-minute problems and questions about the biggest meal of the year.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 steps out of a movie with her child to chat with Chad about how you won't see her going to movies, dinner or a bar by herself. Plus, what's she up to for Thanksgiving?
As Dr. Fauci steps away from the role he's held for many years, why are so many Americans expressing hatred towards him? Chad starts the show with that topic and the misplaced anger many have directed towards Dr. Fauci.
Why do a number of Americans have hatred towards Dr. Anthony Fauci? Chad opens the show with that topic before another fun visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos.
Friend and former coworker Cory Hepola joins at the top of the hour to talk about his run for Governor and what he hopes is coming up next in his life. Later, we discuss the one change we would make to the Minnesota State Fair before Chad wraps up the hour with a couple topics related to Covid-19.
Friend and former coworker Cory Hepola joins Chad to talk about what he learned about himself and our state during his run for Governor this year. Plus, he opens up about what he's hoping to do next and shares about the upcoming season of the docuseries Rural By Choice he is proud to be involved in.
Don't let Chad fool you, he LOVES the Minnesota State Fair. But if he had to change one thing about it, what would it be? What would you change?
A new survey says Americans have an average of five people in their lives we can trust with anything. Jamie Yuccas joins with what that number is in her life and shares the dread of travelling through LAX during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Chad praises the St. Cloud city council's decision to vote against mandating a buffer zone between CBD/THC dispensaries and places like schools and city parks.
Chad praises the St. Cloud city council's decision to vote against mandating a buffer zone between CBD/THC dispensaries and places like schools and city parks. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins to talk about her Thanksgiving plans and how many people in her life she can truly trust.
Chad opens the show looking back at 59 years since the day JFK was assassination in Dallas and wonders how our country would react if such an event happened today.
Among the fun during Ask Adam Anything, Carter defends his idea that solves the problem of needing to get out of bed in the middle of the night to use the bathroom. Plus, Adam debuts his outstanding new impression of Jeff Bridges.
JFK was assassinated in Dallas 59 years ago. Would the country come together over a tragic event like that if it were to happen today?
The Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins joins the show to talk about a tough week for local football. What was worse, Vikings or Gophers?
Another round of overrated, underrated, properly rated takes some interesting turns as producer Charlie insists that Q-tipping an ear is one of the best physical sensations one can feel.
Chief Nursing Officer at Children's Minnesota Caroline Njau joins Chad to discuss the uptick in RSV and Flu cases and what it's doing to urgent care and ER's.
What would you stock up with in a snowstorm? Plus an interview with Kevin Burke about the Supreme Court.
Chad asks the audience, what was worse, the Gophers close loss to Iowa or the Vikings blowout loss at the hands of the Dallas Cowboys?
Former Hennepin County District Court Judge Kevin Burke talks about the revelation that the leak at the Supreme Court may have come from a Justice themselves. What the court needs to do to regain its stature.
Former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins Chad with reaction to the statement from Attorney General Merrick Garland about appointing a special counsel to oversee investigations into Donald Trump. Plus, we preview this Sunday's Vikings matchup with Dallas with Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller.
How is it possible that the 8-1 Vikings are the home underdogs to the 6-3 Cowboys this week? Matthew Coller of Purple Insider says it's about much more than Vegas just trying to get money placed on Minnesota. He says this game poses some very tough matchups for the Vikings.
Former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins Chad with reaction to Attorney General Merrick Garland appointing a special counsel to take over investigations into Donald Trump and what he believes the timeline could be in reaching a decision.
US Attorney General spoke today about his decision to turn over the investigations into former President Donald Trump to a special counsel.
Sheletta gets going early today as Chad starts with a political topic. After that, we share about Sheletta's involvement in a great charitable event for Thanksgiving, talk about the progress of her son Daniel and if she would ever run for political office.
Sheletta Brundidge joins for another Feisty Friday to talk about some politics, a Thanksgiving charity event she's a part of and much more. We also join the statement from Attorney General Merrick Garland about appointing a special counsel to oversee investigations into Donald Trump.
Major Garrett joins for a shorter visit today to talk about President Biden backing down from a tough stance on Saudi Arabia and Nancy Pelosi stepping away from leadership in the House before he has to leave in a hurry to anchor a special report on CBS.
What do you think of the new threads for the Twins? Chad gives his critique as well as a critique of how much we all care about uniforms. Plus, Major Garrett joins to talk about Nancy Pelosi and President Biden backing down from Saudi Arabi before an emergency departure to anchor a special report on CBS.
Did the Twins hit a homerun with the new uniforms? And why do we care so much? Chad reacts to the new uniforms unveiled today and shares a couple of his pet peeves about uniforms in this town.
Klaus Von Buler joins to share his excitement for Thanksgiving and host a game show with a Thanksgiving theme between contestants Chad and Laura Oakes. Later, Chad discusses the state of healthcare in America and how much faith we have in the system.
Given the amount of strain our healthcare system has endured in recent years and the departure of so many workers, how much faith do you have that you'll have a positive experience if you need to see a doctor or visit a hospital?
Adam Carter struggles to defend himself against the allegations from his wife that he doesn't help out around the house and Jason DeRusha joins to talk about the experience of dining out today and inform the world he had a photo shoot yesterday.
How does our German friend Klaus Von Buler celebrate Thanksgiving? We dive into Klaus' traditions before Laura Oakes tries to continue her winning streak against Chad in our game show.
Have you heard that Jason DeRusha had a photo shoot yesterday? He was kind enough to share about that today before a conversation with Chad about dining out, service, and what really matters most when we go out to eat.
Can Adam Carter defend himself against the allegations he doesn't help out around the house. He tries, but the answer is a resounding NO.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen joins to talk about the team picking up two victories in a row and if he sees the lineup coming together as they prepare for a tough matchup in Philadelphia.
Chad speaks about the Senate vote on the Respect for Marriage Act and the 38 Senators that did not vote in favor. Plus, we catch up on the Wolves and talk about a good win last night in Orlando with Jim Petersen.
Chad discusses yesterday's vote in the US Senate on the same-sex marriage bill and the 38 Senators that failed to vote in favor of the Respect for Marriage Act.
Why would Adam Carter come back from a hunting trip, immediately do his own laundry, but ignore the laundry piling up from the rest of his family? Chad digs into Adam's selfish behavior with the help of Rusty Ray and Jason DeRusha.
Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins to talk about the news of four State Commissioners that won't be back on the job during Gov. Walz's next term. Plus, Tom weighs in on what he saw and heard during Donald Trump's announcement last night from Mar-a-Lago.
KSTP political reporter Tom Hauser joins to talk about four of Governor Walz's State Commissioners that won't be returning to their jobs during his next term. Later, we welcome Rusty Ray (and Jason DeRusha invites himself) to discuss the selfishness of Adam Carter when it comes to how the laundry gets done at his home.
Star Tribune music writer Jon Bream joins to talk about the Ticketmaster crash yesterday as Taylor Swift fans were trying to get tickets for her upcoming tour. Plus, we discuss the fees and issues of a monopoly with Ticketmaster-Live Nation...could the government eventually step in?
Star Tribune music writer Jon Bream joins to talk about the Ticketmaster meltdown yesterday as Taylor Swift fans were frantically trying to purchase tickets for her upcoming tour. We talk with Bream about Ticketmaster's control of the music touring industry before continuing the conversation throughout the hour with talk about ridiculous fees that go beyond just tickets.
Chad reacts to Donald Trump officially announcing his candidacy for 2024 and the New York Post's account of the event. Later, Attorney General Keith Ellison joins to answer questions about his election victory, his role in fighting violent crime in the state, and criticism of the office over Feeding Our Future.
Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad to speak about his election victory over challenger Jim Schultz, the role of the AG office in fighting crime in Minnesota and criticism of the office in a Star Tribune piece regarding their work in the Feeding Our Future fraud.
Donald Trump made the announcement we all knew was coming last night. He is running for President again in 2024. Chad reacts to Trump's announcement and the New York Post's sarcastic and biting write-up about the event.
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan broadcast live from the Huntington Bank Stadium Rotunda at the Mall of America, raising funds for the Union Gospel Mission.
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan broadcast live from the Huntington Bank Stadium Rotunda at the Mall of America, raising funds for the Union Gospel Mission.
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan broadcast live from the Huntington Bank Stadium Rotunda at the Mall of America, raising funds for the Union Gospel Mission.
New research says French fries aren't good for our metabolism, and especially for women over 40. Is anyone shocked by this? John Hines talks about that and some other foodie topics before Chip Scoggins joins to look back at a Saturday win for the Gophers and an absurd Vikings win on Sunday.
Chip Scoggins talks with John Hines about the QB situation for the Gophers and his thoughts on what they should do over the final weeks of the season before getting into the absolutely bonkers Vikings victory over the Bills in Buffalo.
Laura Oakes joins John Hines and Dave for this week's round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated. Later, Dr. Gulin Oz joins from the U of M to discuss new research being done on the impact of long COVID on the brain.
John Hines speaks with Dr. Gulin Oz from the U of M about a new study looking at the impact of long-COVID on the brain. Plus, Dr. Oz shares details on how you can be involved in the project.
John Hines opens the show today talking about the impact the snow is having on our roads today and the crazy ups and downs in Buffalo yesterday during the overtime win for the Vikings. Later, John Schuster joins to talk about how interest rates and other factors have impacted the housing market, specifically for potential first-time buyers.
John Hines, Laura Oakes and Dave Harrigan play our weekly game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated. They discuss Laura's visit to the Gopher football game, sibling relationships, plastic bags, hot dish and much more!
Real estate star John Schuster joins John Hines to talk about to housing market for first-time buyers and how rising interest rates has made it more expensive, but also driven out much of the competition from investors.
Sheletta Brundidge opens the hour with shout-outs so a few of the nation's veterans we are celebrating today. Later, we learn about how you can support Toys-for-Tots and earn a little something for yourself if you happen to be a Comcast customer. Plus, we speak with DeSeandra Sheppheard about the Black Business is Beautiful monthly market in St. Paul that happens to be open tomorrow.
Sheletta Brundidge returned to the state last night doing some stand-up comedy at a charity event. She shares about that experience before Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder writer Charles Hallman joins to discuss his look into the diversity numbers among college coaches around the country.
Sheletta Brundidge speaks with reporter Charles Hallman of the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder about his look into the lack of diversity among college coaches around the country.
A video went viral with week showing a white University of Kentucky student verbally and physically assaulting a black student while using racist language. Sheletta Brundidge speaks with therapist Lambers Fisher about the video and how the school can find a way to bring a message of positivity out of it.
Don't wait until January 1st to kickoff your New Year's fitness resolution! Sheletta speaks with fitness expert Chaz Sandifer about a fun working experience she's got coming up that you can join in on.
Sheletta Brundidge is hosting for Chad today and the show starts with some fun talking about Taylor Swift with Dave and Rusty Ray. Later, Sheletta speaks with outstanding therapist Lambers Fisher about the viral video of the Kentucky student acting in a horrible manner while using violence and racist language. Later, we hear about an exciting fitness event coming up courtesy of Chaz Sandifer.
Why were ratings down this year for election night coverage compared to the previous midterms in 2018? Chad offers some opinions and we hear from others on the issue before a conversation about the Wild with the team's GM Bill Guerin.
Ratings on election night were down across the board for all of the networks carrying live coverage of the midterm results? Chad gives his theories on why that was the case, what do you think?
Wild GM Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about a good win last night, Kirill Kaprizov's ejection the other night, the makeup of the Wild's defensemen and much more.
Dave leads the conversation during our new game of Am I Wrong? in which we focus today on Target, Donald Trump and Sesame Street.
Chad brings Jason onto the show for his weekly visit to talk about Jason's thoughts on meditation, phone addiction, taking a break from politics and campaign coverage and more.
The hour begins with Dave bringing the talk topics during our popular new game, Am I Wrong? before Jason DeRusha joins for his usual weekly visit to talk about meditation, his bad habits with his phone, taking a break from divisive politics and more.
Adam Carter interrupts a meaningful conversation about the value of friendships with a morally bankrupt talk about sex shops. Later, Major Garrett joins with reaction to the midterm election results.
Chad opens the show speaking about the importance of having great friends in his life while one of those great friends, Adam Carter, pops in to derail the conversation with lies about his own 'best friend' situation and a discussion about sex shops.
Major Garrett says Donald Trump deserves a lot of the blame for the GOP underperforming at the midterm elections. We spoke about that, his confidence that President Biden will run again in 2024, the definition of a 'body bag friend' and much more!
We learned today in our conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos that she is a very aggressive tipper, is in favor of showing off your 'I Voted' sticker and really enjoyed Jason DeRusha's attacks against Chad on Tuesday.
Former Senator Tom Bakk joins to share thoughts on the midterm results and we speak with Rena Sarigianopoulos about the attack Jason DeRusha levied against Chad and Rena's willingness to tip anyone for anything.
Former Democrat and then Independent Senator Tom Bakk joins with reaction to the midterm election results and what it means for the state of politics in Minnesota.
Chad reacts to many of the points made during our interview with Tim Pawlenty and further discusses the campaign from Dr. Scott Jensen.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty reacts to some of the losses for Republicans in Tuesday's midterms and shares thoughts on how the Republican Party in Minnesota must rethink their brand and the product they are offering to voters.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins Chad with reaction to the midterm results and thoughts on where the Minnesota Republican Party can go from here. Later, Chad reacts to many of the points made by Pawlenty in the interview and speaks more about what happened mainly in the gubernatorial election.
The red wave didn't happen in Minnesota or nationwide. Chad reacts to the election results and how they reflect on President Biden and former President Trump. Later, we dig into the local results with KSTP political reporter Tom Hauser.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins with reaction to the midterm election results and a lot of talk about the win for Governor Walz and how his second term may look with Democrats now controlling both houses in the legislature.
Do the midterm election results reflect more positively on President Biden, or negatively on former President Donald Trump. Chad explores that questions, why did didn't see a red wave around the country, and what it may mean for 2024.
Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly joins the show and doesn't run from questions critical of the team's effort and some individual performances so far this season. We also get back into Election Day talk and how we feel about the quality of this year's candidates.
Chad speaks more about candidates we are enthused about voting for today and about the quality of candidates from each party overall.
Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly doesn't shy away with his answers on questions from Chad about the poor effort from the team and poor performances from individual players so far this season.
Chad starts Jamie Yuccas with some talk about holiday lights and movies before she shares how CBS will look tonight with their live election coverage.
What 80s movie have you seen the most? We start with that topic before a conversation about changing our elections and the money involved in the process. Later, we discuss those topics with Jamie Yuccas and find out how CBS is updating how they cover elections beginning tonight.
Chad opens the hours with some nonsense talking about the 80s movies we've seen the most before discussing how we would improve our election system in America.
If you have just one vote this year to cast in any race around the country, which candidate would earn your vote? Later, Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to talk not believing in the Vikings, his use of scents while deer hunting and much more!
The Vikings are 7-1, so why doesn't Adam Carter think they'll make it to the Super Bowl? Why doesn't he believe in Kirk Cousins!? Adam tackles that and more today during Ask Adam Anything.
If you could vote in just one race anywhere in the nation, which candidate would get your vote?
The news about Elon Musk and Twitter continues to be crazy. Chad opens the hour talking about the latest and Musk pushing his political thoughts on Twitter before Chip Scoggins joins to talk about the Vikings and Kirk Cousins.
It's not nearly his best year statistically, but has Kirk Cousins ever been more important to a team winning than this year with the Vikings? Chip Scoggins joins the conversation to talk about another win pushing the Vikings to 7-1.
Elon Musk's tumultuous short run owning Twitter continued over the weekend. Chad weighs in on this roller coaster and Musk tweeting his political views.
Rusty Ray joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated to discuss a solo trip to the Timberwolves game, chili and other soups and so much more!
Is chili the best soup out there? Do you enjoy going to sporting events and movies by yourself? We talk about that and more with Rusty Ray during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Tom Hauser joins for a final visit before Election Day.
KSTP political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to discuss many of the very close races around Minnesota that will be decided tomorrow on Election Day.
Chad opens with talk about the Vikings winning in Washington and why fans of the Purple need to jump on the Kirk Cousins bandwagon if they haven't already. Later, Jimmy Jam joins to share stories and his emotions from his induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame alongside his partner Terry Lewis.
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame over the weekend. Chad spoke with Jimmy about the wonderful week, enjoying the ceremony, and his long career of making huge hits with partner Terry Lewis.
The Vikings improved to 7-1 and Kirk Cousins led another big 4th quarter as they came back to beat Washington. It's time for all Vikings fans to admit they are loving the 2022 version of Kirk Cousins.
Do US Bank and other major companies in downtown Minneapolis have a responsibility to help the city by bringing employees back to the office? Chad discusses US Bank's attempt today to bring workers back downtown before Matthew Coller joins to preview Sunday's matchup for the Vikings in Washington.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins to talk about Sunday's matchup for the Vikings against Washington and why some of the things the Commanders do could pose significant problems for the Purple.
US Bank's CEO is asking employees to return to the office on at least a hybrid basis as soon as possible. Do US Bank and other large companies in downtown Minneapolis have a responsibility to bring their employees back downtown to help the city?
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen speaks about anti-Semitism and finally an apology from Kyrie Irving. Later, Chad also gets Jim's thoughts on how the Wolves can improve their play after a 4-4 start.
The hour begins with Sheletta Brundidge joining to speak about an awful list from Blois Olson, Brian O'Hara being confirmed as Minneapolis Police Chief and the possibility of leaving Twitter. Later, Jim Petersen joins to talk about the latest with Kyrie Irving and how the Wolves can improve their play.
Sheletta joins for another Feisty Friday to talk about another awful list from Blois Olson, Brian O'Hara taking over as police chief in Minneapolis and if she will be leaving Twitter after news this morning of Elon Musk firing thousands of employees today via email.
Chad hears from some howling Wolves fans and confronts a personal problem that could arise during the show today before Major Garrett joins for his final visit before the midterm election.
Major Garrett joins to talk about the enormous amounts of money being spent on the midterm election, reports of an impending 2024 candidacy announcement from Donald Trump and if the Democrats are sure to repeat a Biden/Harris ticket.
Chad has a dilemma as he works from home. Should he get up and leave the show in the middle of a segment if the FedEx driver shows up with the Napa wine delivery he is expecting? We explore that after hearing from some howling Wolves fans getting ready for tonight's game against Milwaukee.
Everyone knew the Fed would be raising interest rates again yesterday, so why did we still see such a sharp drop-off when the announcement finally came? Mark Hamrick of Bankrate helps John Hines with that question and many more impacting us as consumers regarding the rate hike.
Psychologist Tim Portinga of Hazelden Betty Ford joins John Hines at the top of the hour to talk about the results of a new study on the amount of deaths in America that can be tied to alcohol abuse. Later, Mark Hamrick of Bankrate stops by to share some info about the latest interest rate hike from the Fed and how it will impact consumers and the markets.
Psychologist Tim Portinga from Hazelden Betty Ford joins John Hines to talk about the new study showing the impact alcohol has on the death rates of American adults and the difficult process in helping someone free themselves from an addiction to alcohol.
History writer Kenneth C. Davis joins John Hines to share some of the history behind Daylight Saving Time in America. Davis also speaks to how he believes historians will eventually look back at our current time in America.
Some are saying that 25% should be the new standard in tipping. John Hines starts the hour with some talk about that number and the practice of tipping in general before history writer Kenneth C. Davis joins to set us straight on the history of Daylight Saving Time.
Inflation will certainly be raising the cost of your traditional Thanksgiving feast this year. John Hines has the details on how much more certain items may cost and we speak with author Brian Freeman about the latest novel in his Stride series.
How much do you tip for a great meal? Is 25% too much or should that be the new standard? John Hines talks about tipping, confusion about the practice, and we hear from listeners with their thoughts and ideas about how they tip.
John Hines speaks with author Brian Freeman about the newest book in his Stride series that was released this week and some of the other projects he has coming up.
John Hines is filling in for Chad today and the show begins about how inflation will impact the cost of our Thanksgiving feasts later this month. Plus, could this weekend be the last time we need to set out clocks back for Standard Time?
Attorneys Joe Friedberg and Joe Tamburino each offered passionate words as they debated the qualifications and worthiness of Martha Holton Dimick and Mary Moriarty and they battle to win the race for Hennepin County Attorney. We hear plenty from the Joes, Chad gives his take on the debate, and we share a few words with Jason DeRusha before the show closes.
Chad offers some reaction and we hear from a bunch of listeners via their texts about the passionate words both Joe Friedberg and Joe Tamburino had in defense of their preferred candidates for Hennepin County Attorney.
Political reporter Tom Hauser joins to recap the latest KSTP/Survey USA poll results on the biggest races in Minnesota politics and we hear from listeners about who and why they are voting for a particular candidate.
Following Tom Hauser's appearance, Chad reads many of the texts from listeners reacting to the interview and the latest poll results with the election just six days away.
Attorneys Joe Friedberg and Joe Tamburino were both heated in their arguments for or against Hennepin County Attorney candidates Martha Holton Dimick and Mary Moriarty.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to discuss the latest poll results as we close on election day, why Dr. Scott Jensen isn't polling as high as other Republicans, and what Governor Walz in doing over the final week before election day.
Dave overheard one side of a very heated phone call a coworker was having yesterday and stayed out of it after the coworker hung up. Should he have said something or offered some support? Adam Carter sticks around to debate the right thing to do during our new Am I Wrong? segment.
Adam Carter sticks around after his show for two segments to help settle an argument during Am I Wrong? about an uncomfortable incident in the workplace. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos makes her weekly appearance for a fun talk about a bad moment on Halloween and serious talk about pharmacies paying big for their role in the opioid crisis in America.
Rena had a bad experience with some late trick-or-treaters on Halloween. She share the story with Chad before a serious conversation about how much responsibility pharmacies have as we look back at the opioid crisis in America.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins for the first half of the hour to talk about a drop in gun violence around the city over the past month, discipline of Dr. Cedric Alexander for his outbursts on Twitter and much more. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins for her usual fun weekly segment to talk about politics in Los Angeles, self-driving cars and more.
Is $5/month a fair price to charge users to access Twitter? Chad discusses the idea of Twitter charging users to be on the platform, an additional charge to be 'verified' with the blue check mark, and other ideas that could become reality with Elon Musk running the show. Plus, we have major controversy from the world of cornhole!
Chad opens a conversation about Elon Musk taking control of Twitter, the possibility of forcing users to pay for the service, and other changes that could be coming to the social media platform.
Chad continues his conversation about possible changes coming to Twitter with Elon Musk now in charge. Plus, controversy and outrage from the world of cornhole!
Jamie Yuccas joins for her weekly visit with Chad to talk about the political situation in Los Angeles, her lack of trust in a self-driving vehicle and a few others fun topics.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad to speak about the recent drop in violent crime around the city, discipline of Community Safety Commissioner Dr. Cedric Alexander after his insulting behavior on Twitter last month, supporting Martha Holton Dimick for Hennepin County Attorney and more.
WCCO-TV anchor Amelia Santaniello does a fantastic job filling in for Adam Carter today as we play Ask Amelia Anything! The biggest question comes from Chad right out of the gate: Is she tired of answering questions from people about working with her husband, Frank Vascellaro?
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins at the top of the show to talk about the breaking news of the Vikings trading for Lions tight end TJ Hockenson. Later, WCCO-TV anchor Amelia Santaniello slides into Adam Carter's usual spot as we play Ask Amelia Anything!
Matthew Coller, founder of Purple Insider, joins Chad to discuss the trade for Lions tight end TJ Hockenson, what it means for the Vikings offense, and the passing of Mike Zimmer's son Adam Zimmer.
Chip Scoggins has no time for moral victories at this point with his Tennessee Volunteers now that they've ascended to become the #2 team in the country. We spoke about that, the Gophers and the Vikings with Chipper.
Chad weighs in more on the response from many on the right to the attack on Paul Pelosi and how some on the other side have shown similar behavior in the past. We also react to a contentious interview with Tom Emmer and Margaret Brennan over a recent tweet. Plus, we lighten it up at the end of hour talking football with Chip Scoggins.
Chad continues the conversation about some of the awful reactions on social media and elsewhere to the attack on Paul Pelosi and calls our Tom Emmer for failing to take some responsibility for the rhetoric in his #FirePelosi tweet.
Rusty Ray joins for a fun game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated featuring a wide array of topics. Later, Chad reacts to some of the worst reaction he's seen from some folks about the attack on Paul Pelosi.
Elon Musk, Donald Trump Jr. and others have offered disgusting reaction to the attack on Paul Pelosi. Chad reacts to what he's seen and heard and what it says about any hope of holding onto decency in today's politics.
Raking leaves, sleeping in, taking photos and adult Halloween parties are among the many topics discussed and debated as Rusty Ray joins for this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
The Vikings got another win Sunday and pushed their record to 6-1 for the season. Is Chad ready get on board with a team that keeps finding ways to win?
Are you finally ready to jump on board with the Vikings and just enjoy the season? Chad talks about the Purple moving to 6-1 with another victory before laying out his strict rules everyone should follow while celebrating Halloween.
Should there be an age limit for trick-or-treaters or a mandatory costume policy? Laura Oakes joins the conversation as Chad lays out his rules for a proper Halloween celebration.
Chad begins the hour with plenty of reaction to what was said by Jesse Ventura in the previous hour. We also discuss the attack on Paul Pelosi and Matthew Coller joins for some Vikings discussion.
Could the Vikings make a move to help the team before the NFL trade deadline? Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins to discuss that and what the Vikings have ahead of them as they come out of the bye week against Arizona.
Chad shares thoughts on many of the things said by Jesse Ventura during the previous hour and the news of an attack on Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul on their home.
Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura joins the show to speak about his decision to endorse Governor Walz while also destroying the Republican party.
Sheletta Brundidge joins the show to speak about her ability to terrorize her ex-husband and others, Kanye West's recent abhorrent behavior and more!
Sheletta joins for another Feisty Friday to talk about Kanye West's awful behavior and much more. Later, Chad speaks with former Governor Jesse Ventura about his endorsement of Governor Walz and Jesse is not shy about his negative feelings towards the Republican party.
Chad shares the story of a horrible customer service experience he had this week and Major Garrett makes his weekly appearance to talk about election integrity, Barack Obama on the campaign trail, and his controversial opinions on Halloween candy.
Chad shares the details of a horrible customer service experience he had and wonders why it has to be so hard sometimes for a large company to help their customers.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to talk a lot of election integrity and how much of a positive impact Barack Obama can have on the campaign trail for Democrats as election day approaches.
How well do Chad and Laura Oakes know their Halloween candies? Klaus Von Buler puts them to the test with a candy-themed game show!
Chad speaks with Minnesota Wild GM Bill Guerin about the team's bad start to the season, turning it around with a win this week in Montreal, Bill's rules for fans and what Halloween looks like at the Guerin house.
Our good friend Klaus Von Buler joins for a new game show testing Chad and Laura Oakes on their knowledge of Halloween candy. Later, Wild GM Bill Guerin joins with thoughts on the team's rough start and the team getting back on track this week with a win in Montreal.
Attorney Joe Friedberg joins with very strong criticism of Hennepin County Attorney candidate Martha Holton Dimick and says he can't understand many of the endorsement she's received over Mary Moriarty.
Joe Friedberg joins for the first half of the hour to discuss his strong feelings about the race for Hennepin County Attorney and why he can't understand some of the endorsements coming out. Later, we have our weekly visit with Jason DeRusha where we spend a lot of time talking about butts.
Now that he's lost a bunch of weight, is Jason DeRusha seriously looking into getting some work done on his backside? That was a large (probably too large) part of the fun conversation today as he joined Chad in studio.
Chad discusses Jesse Ventura's endorsement of Gov. Walz and former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins the show to share why he has endorsed Jim Schultz for Attorney General.
Chad speaks with former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger about his endorsement of Republican Attorney General candidate Jim Schultz and why he believes he'll be better for the office than incumbent Keith Ellison.
Former Governor Jesse Ventura has endorsed Governor Walz for reelection in his race against Dr. Scott Jensen. Does the endorsement matter to you? Chad discusses any impact this could have on the race.
After discussing some personal items with Brian Sullivan of CNBC, Chad finds out what Brian knows about a reported secret oil deal President Biden's White House thought they had with Saudi Arabia and what happens next now that the deal is off.
How can Chad sound a little more like we remember from the 'old' WCCO? We discuss that at the top of the hour because Adam Carter had some fun with the studio whiteboard. Later, Brian Sullivan of CNBC joins to talk about Saudi oil and share some personal stories from his own life.
Is Chad happy enough on air? Should he smile more? What are the trades saying today? Chad shares a little prank from Adam Carter that took him by surprise today and some of the ways he could alter the show to bring back the classic WCCO sound.
There were several points during last night's Pennsylvania Senate debate that John Fetterman struggled to get his points across with Dr. Oz. Chad discusses what that means for Democrats, undecided voters and more.
Chad discusses the difficult night for Senate candidate John Fetterman last night during his debate with Dr. Oz and what it means for that race in Pennsylvania. We also talk food and drink and what's happening with our restaurant scene with Joy Summers.
Star Tribune food writer Joy Summers joins to talk about the disappearance of food trucks, the wild new Apostle Supper Club, expanded hours at The Lex and more!
What will get you coming back downtown regularly? Chad opens the show with that topic as he's spending the day in the downtown studios before Rena Sarigianopoulos joins on that topic and many more.
Deep in our visit with Rena we found out she can't participate in Crocktober at KARE-11 because she doesn't own a slow cooker! Can you be considered a Minnesotan without one?
Chad is back in the downtown studio today and wondering what would bring you back to visiting our downtowns regularly and bring some more life back into Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Twins Hall of Famer Kent Hrbek joins Chad to reminisce about the great memories he has of the 1987 World Series and the reaction from fans then and now to both World Series championship teams he was a part of with the Twins.
Chad is sick of the continued filth coming from Kanye West, specifically his recent anti-Semitic comments, and he discusses that, Adidas severing their relationship, and his ex-wife Kim Kardashian condemning his comments on social media.
Chad is sick of the continued filth coming from Kanye West. He begins the hour with talk about Adidas finally severing ties with Ye before Kent Hrbek joins for a great look back at 35 years since the Twins won the 1987 World Series.
Jamie Yuccas joins for her usual fun weekly visit to talk about her conversation with Ricki Lake, working with Nickelodeon, plans for her new morning show in Los Angeles and much more!
Attorney Earl Gray joins Chad to comment on the decisions in court yesterday from former MPD officers Kueng and Thao. Plus, Gray speaks bluntly about the verdicts that went against his clients Thomas Lane and Kim Potter.
Attorney Earl Gray joins at the top of the hour to speak on the decisions in court yesterday by former MPD officers Kueng and Thao. Plus, Gray speaks about the plea deal accepted by his client Thomas Lane, calls the verdict against Lane in federal court 'mob rule' and speaks about the verdict that went against another client of his, former officer Kim Potter.
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to discuss an announcement from Steve Sviggum, his love of the word 'robust' and much more!
Former Senator Al Franken joins at the top of the show to share his emotions and memories of former Senator Paul Wellstone as we remember his death 20 years ago today. Later, Adam Carter jumps back in the studio for Ask Adam Anything.
Former Senator Al Franken joins Chad to share his memories and emotions as we mark 20 years after the day Senator Paul Wellstone and seven others, including his wife and daughter, died in a plane crash.
Former MPD officers Kueng and Thao surprised many today as Kueng pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting in the murder of George Floyd and Thao waived his right to a jury, opting instead for a bench trial. Chad discusses the notable developments and if we're ready to move past this chapter in Minneapolis.
Former MPD officers J Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao surprised many today as Kueng entered a guilty plea and Thao opted for a bench trial instead of a jury trial. Chad spoke about the developments before we dive into some Gopher football discussion with Chip Scoggins.
How are you feeling about PJ Fleck after Saturday's blowout loss at Penn State, the team's third loss in a row after a promising start. Chip Scoggins joins with thoughts on the state of the Gopher football program.
Laura shares the recipe for her 'clean out the pantry' soup and, honestly, it sounds pretty good! We talk about that, the good and bad from the weekend weather and much more during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Mick Sharpe from Protection Far Left of Center joins Chad to talk about his unique approach to firearms safety and self-defense training and why his views on guns differs greatly from many in the same field.
Laura Oakes joins for today's game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and Chad talks with gun safety and self-defense instructor Mick Sharpe about his unique views and approach to guns and his work.
Student test scores plunged during the pandemic, but math scores were dipping even before that. What's happening? Chad starts the show with that topic before a review of last night's debates, and one debate that didn't happen, with Tom Hauser.
The pandemic certainly had a negative impact on learning and test scores for our children, but math scores were already dipping in Minnesota before the pandemic. What's going on and how do we reverse the trend?
KSTP/TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins the show to talk about the debates hosted last night on channel 5 and Governor Walz opting against a debate with Dr. Scott Jensen, leaving 30 minutes for Jensen to take questions from Tom and others.
What factors have led to the huge shortage teachers and staff in Minneapolis and many other districts around the country? Chad discusses the news and how teachers are seen and treated today by parents, students and politicians.
Laura Oakes sticks around after the news to talk about how John Hines made it through Hurricane Ian, prepping her home for Halloween and her desire to go caroling over the holidays. Later, Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins the show to talk about the Vikings and what's happening right now in the NFL.
Laura Oakes hangs out with John Hines for a segment to talk about getting her home decorated for Halloween and her desire to go caroling during the holidays.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins John Hines to talk about the Vikings at the bye week, how they've managed to get here with a 5-1 record, and what the coaching staff is likely looking at improving next week to get the team ready for their final 11 games
Minnesota hospitals are seeing a lot of cases of RSV in children earlier than usual this year. John Hines spoke with Dr. Stacene Maroushek joined from Hennepin Healthcare to talk about how RSV shows up in young children and the signs to look for that mean it's time to bring them in to their doctor.
Sheletta Brundidge joins John Hines for another Feisty Friday and we speak with Dr. Stacene Maroushek of Hennepin Healthcare tells about the effects of RSV on our young children and the signs to look for that it's becoming serious.
Sheletta Brundidge joins John Hines to talk about making her way onto CNN this week, constantly working and promoting her brands and why Vice-President Kamala Harris might just be the one to make her take some time to relax.
After seeing the fun a British tabloid had with Liz Truss and a head of lettuce, John Hines takes some time to see what some of our own local and national politicians have in common with different vegetables.
Hairless Dog Brewing co-founder Paul Pirner joins John Hines to talk about how the business began, what separates their brews from other non-alcoholic beers and teaming up with Finnegan's.
John Hines is in for Chad today and, after a tease about what's coming up on the show, talks about the British tabloid dressing up a head of lettuce to look like outgoing Prime Minister Liz Truss and which vegetables would be good comparisons to some our politicians in America. Plus, Paul Pirner of Hairless Dog Brewing joins to talk about their true non-alcoholic beers and joining forces with Finnegan's.
We've got a new game forcing Chad to either point out where Dave is wrong on some issues or, against every fiber in his body, admit that Dave is 100% correct.
Do parents and some former teachers know how to keep good teachers in the schools? Chad hears from several listeners via calls and texts with ideas about why teachers are in such short supply today and what we can do to keep our teachers in the profession.
The hour begins with Earl calling into the show to give his two cents about how terrible Chad is and everything wrong with WCCO. We finally get through that before a conversation about the best TV and film characters when it comes to cursing and we play a new game called Am I Wrong?!
We had not heard from caller Earl in a while, but he returned today to tell Chad just what he thinks of this show and WCCO radio.
Chad discusses the news of Minneapolis public schools looking to fill 650 vacancies within the district and the factors that have led to a shortage of educations and school staff around the country.
Lou Nanne joins to talk about the awful start from the Wild and what's wrong with the goaltending.
The members of BTS are set to enlist to fulfill their required military service in South Korea. Would there be a benefit to a similar requirement for American youth to perform either military or public service?
Should young people in America be required to perform some sort of military or public service when they turn 18 as is the case in other countries? Chad discusses that topic during the first half hour before Lou Nanne joins to discuss the horrible start for the Wild.
Wolves analyst Jim Petersen previews the season and tackles some other topics like his 946 favorite songs. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins to preview his show at Target Center and defend the most awful debate question on Earth.
Timberwolves TV analyst Jim Petersen previews the season and how he thinks the lineup will come together with the addition of Rudy Gobert.
Is 'What do you like about your opponent?' a good question in a political debate? Chad hates it, Jason loves it and the guys defend their opinions.
Was Steve Sviggum's apology statement enough for you to move past the controversy over his question regarding diversity on the U of M-Morris campus? We discuss that for two segments before Tom Hauser joins to share his thoughts on last night's gubernatorial debate.
Steve Sviggum apologized in a statement Tuesday for his comments about diversity on the U of M-Morris campus. Was the apology enough for you? Do you buy his sincerity?
KSTP political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad with reaction to last night's gubernatorial debate and the best and worst moments for each candidate.
Chad reacts to his least favorite moment of the debate last night when Jensen and Walz were asked to say something nice about their opponent. Plus, we react to some of the back-and-forth on other issues during the debate.
Chad opens the show with reaction to some of the bigger moments between Governor Walz and Dr. Scott Jensen during last night's debate, including the dumb question that too many moderators still ask during a debate. Plus, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to talk about spending the day at MOA and Chad's failures in positioning his trash can.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11 joins for some fun talking about spending the day with her daughter at Mall of America and Chad get in trouble for his failure to properly position his garbage can at the curb.
Chad reflects again on losing his father two years ago while reading and reacting to several texts from listeners sharing their memories of Sid. Plus, former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins to talk about the race between Gov. Walz and Scott Jensen and what he expects the messages to be from both campaigns as we approach election day.
Chad reflects again on the life of his father two years after his passing while reading and reacting to the messages from listeners sharing their favorite memories of Sid.
Former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins Chad to talk about tonight's gubernatorial debate, his thoughts on the campaign Scott Jensen has run, and the message Governor Walz needs to push when he's attacked about our issues with crime in Minnesota.
Jamie Yuccas of CBS News makes her regular visit to the show for a discussion today about a new Gallup poll showing the majority of Americans have lost faith and trust in the media.
Adam Carter hangs around for one more segment of Ask Adam Anything and, because we uncover Adam's joy over the closing of Rock Bottom Brewery in Minneapolis, we talk about some of the closed bars we miss the most.
Adam Carter sticks around for one more segment of Ask Adam Anything, we mention some of the bars around Minnesota we miss most after they've closed and Jamie Yuccas joins talk about a new Gallup survey showing most Americans have lost trust in the media.
Chad shares some thoughts and memories of his father two years after his passing. We also lighten it up and have some fun with Adam Carter joining for Ask Adam Anything.
Today marks two years since Sid Hartman passed away and Chad opens the show sharing memories of his father's life and final moments.
Ask Adam Anything begins with a chance for Carter to share some of his classic fake laugh impressions.
Chad reacts U of M Regent Steve Sviggum's questions about diversity on the U of M Morris campus and his interview earlier today on WCCO with Vineeta Sawkar. Later, Chip Scoggins joins still high off watching his Tennessee Volunteers take down Alabama on Saturday.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider previews the Vikings game in London this weekend with Susie Jones and discusses last night's very scary injury and the criticism of the NFL and Miami Dolphins for even letting Tagovailoa play at all last night.
Susie Jones opens the hour by spending some time with comedian Paul Mecurio before Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins to preview the Vikings vs. Saints in London on Sunday and share his reaction to the scary injury to Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa last night.
Comedian Paul Mecurio joins Susie Jones with hilarious stories and observations from life during the pandemic, his strange pathway into comedy, political correctness and his 94-year-old mother.
Susie Jones opens the hour with Sheletta Brundidge on another Feisty Friday. Plus, TPT political reporter Mary Lahammer joins to talk about the many close races we have around the state as election day approaches.
It's another Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge joins Susie Jones to talk about struggling with weight, organizing college visits for her oldest son, and sparing no expense to embarrass her son at his high school homecoming.
TPT political reporter Mary Lahammer joins Susie Jones to talk about what's happening in Minnesota politics and how close most of the statewide races are as we are just over a month away from election day.
Major Garrett joins Susie Jones to talk about Ginni Thomas' meeting with the January 6th Committee, her statements about the 2020 election, and his reasons for writing The Big Truth.
Susie Jones is hosting today as we start off talking about Covid issues and the Vikings playing Sunday in London. Later, Major Garrett of CBS News joins to talk about Ginni Thomas' visit with the January 6th Committee and his new book. Plus, we speak with Tom Parry-Jones of the UK & Ireland Minnesota Vikings Fan Club!
Tom Parry-Jones of the UK & Ireland Minnesota Vikings Fan Club joins Susie Jones to talk about following the team from across the pond and how a group of Vikings fans came together to form a club!
Are Tom and Gisele America's First Couple? How about Barack and Michelle or Tom and Rita? We discuss the potentially nominees for that coveted title of America's First Couple before discussing the TV shows we miss most.
Chad speaks with CBS News correspondent Kris Van Cleave about what he's seeing in Tampa from Hurricane Ian and what is still to come.
Who earns the label as America's First Couple? We debate some power couples before a discussion about the TV shows we miss watching. Later, CBS News correspondent Kris Van Cleave joins live from Tampa with the details on what's happening with Hurricane Ian.
The hour begins with Dr. Michael Osterholm and a conversation about the latest with vaccines, masking and Covid-19. Later, John Rash and Scott Gillespie join from the Star Tribune editorial board to discuss the continuing fallout from the Feeding Our Future scandal and how it is impacting some of the races to be decided at the polls in November.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to discuss the latest news with Covid and the challenge for our vaccines to keep up with the virus as new variants emerge.
John Rash and Scott Gillespie of the Star Tribune editorial board join Chad to talk about the impact that the Feeding Our Future scandal is having on both political parties and the races to be decided in November.
Chad opens the show talking about loneliness and if we do enough in America to help those people struggling with feelings of isolation. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for some fun and to talk about the hurricane coverage happening in Florida.
KARE 11 reporter/anchor Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Chad for her weekly visit to talk about the hurricane coverage on TV as Ian hits Florida and some stories from her career reporting in dangerous areas.
Loneliness can impact so many people in many different ways. Do we do enough in America to help people struggling with loneliness? That's the discussion topic for the first two segments of the show today with Chad.
After returning from a great trip to San Francisco and other parts of northern California, Chad shares about his trip and talks about some of the best places to go on vacation.
What is your ideal vacation destination? Chad discusses that and his recent trip to San Francisco before GOP Attorney General candidate Jim Schultz joins with criticism over Keith Ellison's handling and explanation of his office's role in the Feeding Our Future scandal.
GOP Attorney General candidate Jim Schultz joins Chad to talk about some of what Keith Ellison has said regarding his office's handling of the Feeding Our Future scandal and calls about the current Attorney General several times for lying to Minnesotans.
Chad discusses the estimated cost of President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan over the first half of the hour before a conversation with Jamie Yuccas about masking and Hurricane Ian approaching Florida.
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad for some talk about the amount of masking she sees today in Los Angeles and while traveling. Plus, what did she learn about hurricanes and how Florida residents prepare for them while she was working in Florida for six years?
A non-partisan source says President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan could cost as much as $520 billion. Does that huge price tag change your opinion on the idea if you have been in favor of the program?
Republicans are Democrats are arguing over who to blame regarding Feeding Our Future stealing Covid funds and what could or should have been done to stop it sooner. Chad shares his thoughts and critiques some of what Attorney General Keith Ellison said earlier this morning on WCCO with Vineeta Sawkar.
Chad opens the show with a lot to say about the latest news regarding Feeding Our Future and what Attorney General Keith Ellison said earlier today with Vineeta regarding his office's role in the investigation. Later, Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything.
Where does the wind go when it stops? Adam Carter joins Chad to tackle that question and more during today's edition of Ask Adam Anything.
Henry Lake's final hour filling in for Chad at Timberwolves media day features a conversation with new Timberwolves broadcaster Michael Grady about what drew him to this job. Plus, Monday regular Chip Scoggins joins to talk about football victories from the weekend for the Gophers, Vikings and his Tennessee Volunteers!
Chip Scoggins joins Henry Lake to talk about the Gopher football staying perfect with another blowout win over Michigan State and the Vikings getting some luck to secure a win over Detroit at home.
New Bally Sports broadcaster Michael Grady joins Henry Lake at Timberwolves media day to talk about what drew him to Minnesota from Brooklyn and what likes about the team.
Timberwolves COO Ryan Tanke joins Henry Lake with details about how the organization prepares for the season off the court and the steps they take to ensure the safety of the fans visiting Target Center.
Henry Lake is in for Chad and live from Timberwolves media day at Target Center with some talk about the Vikings and Gopher football wins, a shooting outside of a football game Friday at Richfield HS, and a conversation about how the Wolves prep for the season off the court with team COO Ryan Tanke.
New Timberwolves forward Kyle Anderson joins Henry Lake live from Target Center to talk about his decision to sign with the Timberwolves and what he likes about the team as the season approaches.
Timberwolves point guard D'Angelo Russell joins Henry Lake from Target Center to talk about the new pieces added to the team's roster and how he was able to get a lot of work done during the offseason to prep for the season.
Henry Lake is live at the Target Center studio for Wolves media day! Over the hour he's joined by a bunch of guests including President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly, Head Coach Chris Finch, D'Angelo Russell and Kyle Anderson.
Chris Finch joins Henry Lake inside the Target Center studio at media day to talk about the additions to the roster and how he expects the group to come together on the court.
Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly joins Henry Lake at Target Center to share some expectations for the upcoming season and talk about what he's hoping to see from the team with the addition of Rudy Gobert and others to the roster.
Sheletta Brundidge opens the hour speaking with psychotherapist Brandon Jones about suicide prevention for Black women. Later, we speak with Nancy Baldrica of Fraser about their gala event fundraiser coming up next month and Jill Hornbacher of Comcast educates on ways to limit the screen time for our kids through Xfinity.
Sheletta Brundidge speaks with psychotherapist and behavioral health consultant Brandon Jones about mental health support and suicide prevention for Black women.
Sheletta Brundidge speaks with therapist Lambers Fisher about the 'Black Ariel' controversy and the importance for all children to see representation of themselves in media as they grow up. Later, Sheletta speaks with Amina Wolf of Metro Transit about the many job opportunities they have right now!
Therapist, author and speaker Lambers Fisher joins Sheletta Brundidge to talk about the upcoming Disney live-action remake of The Little Mermaid featuring a Black actress playing Ariel. Lambers discusses the need for all children to see representations of themselves in media, books and movies as they grow up.
Jordana Green said today that she doesn't care for Elton John's music. She's wrong, but which bands or artists fall in that category for you of big acts you don't care for? Chad starts the conversation with REO Speedwagon and Journey before we take plenty of listener input.
Sheletta is in for Chad today bringing a bunch of different voices to the show in the first hour. We hear from Adam Carter hanging out after his show, Dr. Verna Price on a free master class she has coming up, South St. Paul Mayor Jimmy Francis discussing the world champion booya event coming up, and Sierra Carter of the brand new vegan restaurant HEAL Minneapolis.
Which huge bands do you not care for? Chad opens the hour with that conversation after hearing earlier that Jordana Green is not an Elton John fan. Later, Joy Summers of the Star Tribune joins to talk about the must-eat foods you can find outside of the Twin Cities in Minnesota.
Star Tribune food writer Joy Summers joins Chad to discuss the work she and her colleagues did putting together the list of the Iconic Eats of Greater Minnesota.
John Rash and Denise Johnson of the Star Tribune editorial board join Chad for Playing Politics to discuss a few topics in the news today, primarily the massive fraud scheme involving Covid funds and Feeding our Future.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins to share his thoughts on President Biden saying the pandemic is over and the attitude most of the public has today towards Covid.
The hour begins with Dr. Michael Osterholm discussing the latest with Covid and his thoughts on President Biden saying the pandemic is over. Later, we discuss Harrison Ford's best film roles before Playing Politics with John Rash and Denise Johnson of the Star Tribune.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her weekly does of abuse from Chad. This time, we talk about her opinions on checking out the fall colors in Minnesota and her preferred fall fashion.
Chad speaks about the latest legal trouble for Donald Trump and the Republicans that still ardently support him. Plus, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to talk about her preferred fall clothing and desire to drive numerous hours to see the same fall colors she could see outside her front door.
Chad has a question for Trump supporters after today's news that New York's Attorney General is suing Donald Trump and his children: why are some Republicans still behind him when there are other people from his wing of the party to support?
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad with his reaction to the Vikings getting blown out by the Eagles last night and Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly appearance for a discussion about her recent trip to Australia and a big move for her professionally.
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad to talk about her great trip to Australia and her professional move to anchor a local morning newscast in Los Angeles while also still working as a national correspondent for CBS.
Purple Insider founder Matthew Coller joins Chad to talk about all that went wrong for the Vikings during their loss to the Eagles and what needs to be fixed by Sunday when they host Detroit.
Chad talks about why he believes Governor Walz needs to agree to more debates with Dr. Scott Jensen and the details of a massive fraud scheme involving Feeding Our Future and Covid funds they received but did not use to feed children.
US Attorney Andrew Luger outlined a massive $250 million fraud scheme involving Feeding Our Future earlier today and Chad discusses the details of how the money meant to feed children was used to fund lavish lifestyles.
Chad opens the hour talking about the Walz campaign agreeing to just two more debates with Dr. Scott Jensen and why he believes Governor Walz owes the voters more than that.
Chad opens with talk about a terrible performance from the players and coaches of the Vikings on Monday Night Football in Philadelphia. Later, Carter jumps back in the studio for Ask Adam Anything!
Do horses know that they're racing? Why do we someone 'laid an egg' when they perform poorly? Adam Carter tackles those questions and more today during Ask Adam Anything!
Chad talks about the Vikings getting pummeled in Philadelphia, what went wrong on the field, and why he can't believe the game plan wasn't adjusted early on.
Chad Hartman talks with Matthew Coller from Purple Insider about BBQ in the cities, Kirk Cousins improvements, defending the Eagles Monday night and more.
Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips answers numerous questions about his stock trading issue, his "Blind Trust", finding a new firm, why the process took as long as it did, does he have any regrets, the issue with immigration and more.
On a "Feisty Friday", Sheletta Brundidge talks about absent minded traveling, soulful white singers, and Chad wonders should we have limits to cameras in the courtroom.
It's "Feisty Friday" w/ Sheletta and Chad wonders if he owes her an apology, being absent minded while traveling, soulful white singers and more
Chad Hartman asks what causes road rage, and a recent seat belt study that has some conflicting numbers. Plus Major Garrett talks about the feedback on his book, election integrity, Ron DeSantis' intentions and more.
Do you use the self checkout, and is there (or should there be any etiquette) when it comes to doing so. Plus Chad Hartman discusses the latest job report and more as he's joined by DEED Commissioner Steve Grove.
DEED Commissioner Steve Grove tells Chad Hartman where employers should be looking for help, the untapped marketplace, why is Minnesota lagging behind the rest of the United States with job recovery and more.
Chad Hartman says yes, immigration is an issue, but it's not fair to exaggerate and demonize what we're seeing. Why should we punish those who weren't quite as lucky? Plus Jason DeRusha on hygiene and driving.
Chad Hartman asked Jason DeRusha if he's ever had a cold sore, zits, and he's now got another driver in the family.
Chad starts the show with some strong words for a texter and wonders why we seem to be late to the party when it comes to legal sports gambling. He also has a confused caller who may have shared too much information.
Mississippi Today reporter Anna Wolfe joins Chad to discuss her investigation into the welfare fraud Brett Favre is alleged to have participated in to get money for a volleyball stadium at the university his daughter attended.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins for the first half of the hour to discuss the hiring process for a new MPD chief, how soon he would like to announce the new chief, and much more regarding crime and other issues facing the city today. Later, reporter Anna Wolfe of Mississippi Today joins to discuss her investigation into the welfare fraud scandal involving Brett Favre.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad to answer questions about MPD, areas of the city struggling most with crime, the health of downtown and much more.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad at the start of the hour to talk about the latest with Covid and how his feelings on the timing of the flu vaccine differ with most of the mainstream. Later, Chad discusses the report flagging Dean Phillips, Tina Smith and Angie Craig for stock trading conflicts. Plus, would you be as annoyed at paying a little bit of money to sit with your spouse on an airplane as Dave Harrigan?
Chad discusses the news of Dean Phillips, Angie Craig, and Tina Smith having possible conflicts with stock trading done by themselves or members of their families.
Dr. Michael Osterholm tells Chad that he encourages everyone to get Covid boosters as soon as they are able, but that now is NOT the time to get the flu vaccine. We also discuss the ongoing nurses strike in Minnesota and how hospital conditions with Covid led to the walkout.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Chad to talk about the problems she has staying warm in the KARE 11 building, Randy Shaver being a tyrant about the studio thermostat, and her appreciation of all the coverage still being devoted to the passing of Queen Elizabeth.
Chad opens the show with some venting about the condition of the WCCO studio. We also discuss the decision to pull Twins started Joe Ryan after 7 innings of a no-hitter last night and some frustration about how the team doesn't seem to do anything differently than any other MLB club.
Chad immediately causes a stir by calling out the other hosts at WCCO radio for leaving their messes in the studio. We also speak about the decision by the Twins to pull Joe Ryan after the 7th inning during a no-hitter last night and Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to talk about freezing in the KARE studios and the news coverage of Queen Elizbeth's passing.
Brian Sullivan of CNBC joins to recap the bad data on inflation, a rough day for the stock market, and how American consumers are struggling to make ends meet.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad to debate the actions and intent of Jimmy Kimmel committing to a comedic bit last night during Quinta Brunson's Emmy acceptance speech last night. Later, Brian Sullivan of CNBC joins to talk about the latest data on inflation and a rough day on Wall Street.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad for a strong debate about Jimmy Kimmel's actions during Quinta Brunson's acceptance speech at the Emmys and whether he was guilty of while privilege by not recognizing the moment or just a comedian doing a bit.
Chad opens the hour talking about the political implications of Senator Lindsey Graham proposing a 15-week abortion ban before discussing last night's Emmy Awards with Neal Justin of the Star Tribune.
Star Tribune TV critic Neal Justin joins Chad to recap last night's Emmy Awards and talk about Chad's disappointment in seeing Julia Garner take the best supporting actress award over Rhea Seehorn.
Senator Lindsey Graham has proposed a ban on abortions at 15 weeks. Chad discusses the political implications of Graham's proposal and whether it will help or hurt the GOP at the midterm elections.
Adam Carter is out, so Randy Shaver filled in for him with a very entertaining Ask Randy Shaver Anything!
How do you turn your attitude around when you're feeling crabby or just having a bad day? Chad is having one of those days and he shares what he's doing to get in a better mood and takes some suggestions from the listeners.
Chad is having a rough day. What do you do when you're feeling crabby or annoyed to get out of that funk? We discuss that before Randy Shaver brightens our day, filling in for Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything!
How would you feel as a patient in a hospital today with striking nurses? Chad discusses the realities of the strike that began today and why he believes both sides need to bring more honesty to the table in their public statements.
Chad begins the hour with two segment discussing the nurses strike in Minnesota and Chip Scoggins joins to recap the Vikings' week 1 dismantling of the Packers at US Bank Stadium.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to speak about the Vikings crushing the Packers in the season opener and the most impressive parts of the win, including Justin Jefferson's performance and the scheme that led to it.
Is Laura Oakes' big toe too big? Does good weather make Duluth the best city in Minnesota? Those topics and many more were discussed today during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Colonel David Hunt joins Chad to talk about the news of Ukraine's army fighting back Russian forces in the last few days and what he's been hearing and seeing from the continued fighting.
Laura Oakes' feet, bad toothpaste and the beautiful city of Duluth are discussed during Overrated, Underrated or Properly rated. Later, Colonel David Hunt joins to discuss the latest reports from Ukraine that Russian forces have been pushed back in the past few days.
The Vikings defense held Aaron Rodgers and the Packer offense to just 7 points yesterday. Chad talks about the strong performance from the Vikings defense that was almost matched by their offense.
Chad discusses the opening day lopsided win for the Vikings over Green Bay before a conversation about the divide in America and what could bring us together as Britain is now after the passing of Queen Elizabeth and as we were after 9/11.
As we come off another day remembering the attacks 9/11 and see the outpouring of love for Queen Elizabeth in Britain and around the world, Chad wonders what type of event could bring Americans together again as we were in the days following the 9/11 attacks?
Sheletta Brundidge begins the hour with Dr. Daniel Fick from HyVee to talk about how good nutrition can keep our bodies healthy, especially during cold and flu season. We also talk about if a parent can ever be a friend to their children and we hear from Metro Transit about a new ride service debuting tomorrow in North Minneapolis.
Metro Transit's new microbus service opens for business this weekend and John Levin of Metro Transit joins Sheletta to share the details on how riders can take advantage.
Dr. Daniel Fick with HyVee joins Sheletta to talk about the important role that nutrition can play in staying healthy during cold and flu season.
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Twins President Dave St. Peter about a number of topics, and we play the Newlywed Game!
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Twins President Dave St. Peter about his expectations coming into the season, safety in and around Target Field, supporting downtown, potential rule changes and more.
Why isn't a hammock a good place to relax, and what is proper pizza rolls etiquette? A debate about snacks, and Dave Harrigan with an important message at the end of the hour.
It's the last 2022 State Fair edition of "Ask Adam Anything", and CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett reacts to Joe Biden's speech Thursday night.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett about Joe' Biden's speech Thursday night, what it wanted to accomplish, the search at Mar-a-Lago and more.
How does Adam Carter feel about boxers, briefs or commando? How many pancakes does it take to cover a doghouse, and why are pounds labeled Lbs.? It's that and more with a BONUS State Fair edition of "Ask Adam Anything", and what musician did Chad Hartman launch to superstardom?
Former MLB Umpire Tim Tschida on what would concern former MLB umpire Tim Tschida if he returned to the game, why replay can be overblown? and what children's classic is now being turned into a slasher flick and a ton more.
Chad Hartman talks with former MLB Umpire Tim Tschida about the change in the game, too much evaluation, would it be harder to recruit or retain umpires, low morale and more.
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan debate the news out of New York about 16 hours of hands-on training and three years of social media posts before getting a firearm. Plus Jason DeRusha on a dress code for men at the fair and he and Chad get into the potential nurses strike.
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter and talks booyah, South St. Paul controversies, and more with South St. Paul Mayor Jimmy Francis.
On this week's "GAME SHOW" Chad Hartman and Adam Carter play State Fair Trivia w/ World Famous German Game Show Host Klaus Von Buler!
Chad and Adam debate who is the most beloved current athlete, and what does it take to be admired? Plus it's "GAME SHOW!" w/ World Famous German Game Show Host Klaus Von Buler, and Mr. booyah South St. Paul Mayor Jimmy Francis!
Chad Hartman talks with University of Minnesota Men's Basketball Head Coach Ben Johnson and Women's Head Coach Lindsay Whalen.
Chad Hartman asked University of Minnesota Women's Basketball Coach Lindsay Whalen about her Hall of Fame speech, the most important part of her success, the look of her team and more.
Chad Hartman talks with University of Minnesota Men's Basketball Head Coach Ben Johnson and asks how he feels this year compared to last, why is having a "brand" so important, Dawson Garcia, why he's not worried about Williams Arena, NLI issues and more.
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan debate Venus vs. Serena, why some might overlook Venus, content is king. Chad talks about his son's booth at the Plymouth Farmers Market, and Tom Hauseron Gov. race and more.
Chad Hartman talks with KARE 11 Anchor/Reporter Rena Sarigianopoulos about having a shower at work, large pumpkins, they debate desserts, dating her now husband and more.
Chad Hartman is joined by Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, his weekly conversation with Jamie Yuccas, and will ARod and Marc Lore have enough cash to buy the Wolves?.
Chad Hartman talks with CBS News Correspondent and Minnesota native Jamie Yuccas about coming back to Mpls., why we need respectful disagreement, is Minneapolis becoming more diverse and more.
Chad Hartman is joined by Minority Leader Kurt Daudt and gives reasons he feels Republicans will win in November, where the issues hit most, why Roe vs. Wade doesn't affect Minnesota and more.
Big hour with Chad as he's joined by Governor Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. candidate Matt Birk live from the state fair.
Lt. Gov. Candidate Matt Birk talks with Chad Hartman about being let down by Gov. Walz, fighting inflation, social issues and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Patrick Reusse and Chip Scoggins about Reusse's new book, why the wanted to make it different, Jerry Kill's return to Minnesota, everything being personal and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Patrick Reusse and Chip Scoggins about Reusse's new book, why the wanted to make it different, Jerry Kill's return to Minnesota, everything being personal and more.
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan react to rest stops, the Dr. Scott Jensen interview, are there too many states, and Minneapolis Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins talks Vikings, Twins, and Jerry Kill's return to Minnesota
Chad Hartman asks Minneapolis Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins if we learned anything about the Vikings, would they trade Alexander Mattison, scheduling quirks, Carlos Correa finally showing up and more.
Chad Hartman asks Minnesota Gubernatorial Candidate Dr. Scott Jensen how he would fight inflation, wanting debates, Jacob Frey and Tim Walz shortcomings why he won't address his Nazi comments and more.
How do Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan feel about Irish hospitality, NASA launches, egg sandwiches and rest stops?
Is Cory Provus the best Minnesota Twins Twins broadcaster ever, and what would you do with a distracted driver? Plus Chad Hartman talks with Minn. Representative Dean Phillips about his criticism of Pres. Joe Biden, not being a fan of student loan forgiveness, why he supports Liz Cheney, dealing with inflation and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Minn. Representative Dean Phillips about being critical of Pres. Joe Biden, not being a fan of student loan forgiveness, why he supports Liz Cheney, inflation and more.
Chad Hartman is joined at the fair by two of the most prominent Democrats in the state of Minnesota, Minneapolis Mayor Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on enforcing laws and democratic policies and more.
On drones, other festivals around Minneapolis, edibles, the new city Police CHief, why someone should become a police officer in Minneapolis, what gets overlooked in the city, has his relationship with Rep. Ilhan Omar changed after their meeting and more.
Chad Hartman and Sheletta Brundidge talk traffic no no's and whether or not she may have pulled one over on us, and Minnesota Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly with his first impressions of the state fair, making the deal for Rudy Gobert and more.
Minnesota Timberwolves President Tim Connelly joins Chad Hartman and gives the latest on Taurean Prince, his first impression of the state fair, why Rudy Gobert fit with the Wolves and a ton more!
Chad and Sheletta address the traffic do's and don't when heading to the Minnesota State Fair, and did Sheletta get one over on us?
Day two of the fair features Chad Hartman and Adam Carter talking about their customer service issues with airlines, and CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins Chad Hartman and talks about the recent releasing of the Trump affidavit.
Chad Hartman is joined by MSP Magazine Food Critic Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl for the entire hour and they chat about the state fair, why we should try new foods, trends she's seeing and more!
Chad Hartman talks with MSP Magazine Food Critic Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl about the state fair, why we should try new foods, what she's seeing more of a whole ton more!
Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan talk about the personal issues family members are battling, the bizarre "no staring" rule that an Australian club has implemented, and Minnesota Wild General Manager Bill Guerin.
What does Minnesota Wild General Manager Bill Guerin like most about the state fair? What is his favorite cookie? He also talks with Chad Hartman about what he regrets at the end of his career, how worried was he about the Kirill Kaprizov situation and more.
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter are happy to be back at the Minnesota State Fair! They guess what the other is thinking about the state fair, plus Minnesota Department of Public Safety John Harrington on state fair safety and more.
Chad Hartman talks with Minnesota Department of Public Safety John Harrington about safety at the Minnesota State Fair, the perception of safety in downtown Minneapolis, what they need more of and more.
Chad Hartman and Adam Carter wonder what the other thinks about state fair attractions.
Governor Walz and other officials spoke yesterday about safety at the fair to assure visitors they will be safe in and around the fairgrounds. Will you be worried about your personal safety while attending the fair this year?
Will safety concerns keep you from going to the State Fair this year? Chad leads the hour with that discussion before Tom Hauser joins to talk about the words from Dr. Scott Jensen that have been in the news this week.
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to talk about the statements from Dr. Scott Jensen that have made the news this week and why he's uncomfortable with how the DFL and Walz campaign have been working hard to push their message through the news media.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad at the top of the hour to discuss the latest with Covid-19 and the retirement announcement from Dr. Anthony Fauci. Later, as Chad celebrates news that Curb Your Enthusiasm will return for a 12th season, we discuss our all-time favorite TV shows.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to talk about the retirement announcement from Dr. Anthony Fauci and the impact Covid-19 is still having on our country and the world.
Chad is thrilled to hear Curb Your Enthusiasm is coming back for a 12th season. Chad tells us why Curb is his favorite TV show ever and takes plenty of feedback from listeners on their favorites.
Chad begins the hour with two segments discussing President Biden's plan to forgive some student debt before a conversation with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 about food, first date discussion topics and much more.
Many people who already paid off student loan debt are feeling left out with the announcement of President Biden's plan to forgive some student debt. The idea has been controversial ever since we began talking about it years ago and Chad discusses how he feels today.
Rena Sarigianopoulos loves nachos more than anything and has no time for real ice cream. Can she be trusted?
The hour begins with a story from producer Kerry about her efforts to find the right school for her son. Later, Chad discusses the departures of Mike Max and Craig 'Hammer' Schroepfer from WCCO and we being in Jason DeRusha for this year's Song of the Summer discussion.
Jamie Yuccas of CBS News joins Chad to talk about what she learned from her interview with John McEnroe and a tweet about millennials who either don't want children.
Chad visits with the The Queen of England to discuss Meghan Markle's new 'unfiltered' podcast, Will and Kate moving their family from London and much more.
The hour begins with a visit from The Queen to discuss Meghan Markle's new podcast venture, Will and Kate moving out of London and some other topics impacting the Royal family. We also get into a brief Twins discussion after an ugly series with Texas and St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson joins to talk about his announced retirement and what led him to make that decision.
Frequent guest Blair Anderson, St. Cloud Police Chief, joins Chad to talk about his decision to retire, the difficulties police officers have had doing their job in the last couple years and how to rebuild trust from the public in law enforcement.
Chad responds to some criticism or his stance against Dr. Scott Jensen's likening of the government pandemic response to Nazism and we discuss a former Twitter executive blowing the whistle on the company for security failures.
Chad begins the hour responding to criticism he received about his comments yesterday regarding Dr. Scott Jensen's comparisons of the pandemic response to Nazism. Later, we discuss a former Twitter executive coming forward to speak about security failures with the platform. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins to talk about John McEnroe and a tweet she finds repugnant about millennials who don't want or can't have children.
What cell phone policy would you institute if you ran a high school? Chad talks about the back-to-school issue with cell phones for the first two segments before a fantastic Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter.
As schools are getting ready to open for another academic year around the state, what should the policy be on cell phones for high school kids?
Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything to tell us his preferred job at the State Fair Midway, his thoughts on fake breasts and much more!
Chad opens the hour talking about the story of a San Francisco father whose photos of his son's penis, meant for a doctor, were flagged by Google as inappropriate and led to his account being deleted. Later, Chip Scoggins joins to talk about what's happening with the Vikings and Twins.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about the latest unwatchable Vikings preseason game and what's happening with the team bringing in a new backup QB. They also talk about the Twins and a disappointing series so far against the Rangers.
A father in San Francisco, after sending photos of his son's penis to a doctor, was flagged by Google for inappropriate material and his account was deleted. Chad discusses the story and how it was able to go as far as it did.
Star Tribune social services reporter Chris Serres joins Chad to talk about his extensive look into how many disabled Minnesotans are struggling to get the services they need and are owed.
Can Laura Oakes communicate with birds? We had that and MUCH more to discuss during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation between Chad and Star Tribune reporter Chris Serres about failures from the to care for Minnesotans with disabilties.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated to discuss the ability of humans to speak with birds, exclusivity in community biking/walking trails, Minnehaha Falls and much more!
Chad begins the show with talk about the absurdity and bad taste of Dr. Scott Jensen likening Covid-19 response to Nazism in a speech back in April. Later, US Attorney Andy Luger joins to speak about violent crimes in Minnesota, fentanyl abuse, and his very scary battle with Covid.
Video has emerged of a speech from Dr. Scott Jensen in April comparing our government's Covid-19 response to Nazism. Chad says it's time for both sides of the political aisle to stop any comparison to Hitler.
US Attorney Andrew Luger speaks with Chad Hartman about the increases in violent crime in Minnesota, problems with fentanyl in the state, and his scary battle with Covid that included a three-week hospital stay and a coma.
How close should a company follow productivity with employees working from home? When does it cross the line and become too intrusive? Chad talks about how some companies are putting employee productivity under the microscope.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad with what's going well at Vikings camp this week and what the team is still struggling with the second preseason game coming this weekend.
If you're working from home, your boss might be watching your productivity very closely. Is it true that folks working at home take more breaks and are less productive than those at the office? When does ensuring employee productivity cross the line?
It's Feisty Fridays and Sheletta Brundidge is with Chad to talk about bringing her show live to the state fair, a huge feature of her family in the Houston Chronicle and what's happening with her dating life.
Chad has someone he didn't know show up at his house at 9:15 last night to drop off a letter at the door. How late is too late to visit someone's home unannounced if you don't know the homeowner?
Sheletta Brundidge joins the show for Feisty Fridays to share some excitement about bringing The Sheletta Show live to the state fair and much more. Later, Chad asks how late is too late for someone you don't know to show up at your house.
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad to speak about the documentary topic from earlier in the hour and the upcoming release of his new book The Big Truth.
Chad open the hour with a glowing review of the new Manti Te'o documentary available on Netflix and talk about some other fascinating documentaries to check out.
Chad discusses the fantastic documentary he watched last night about Manti Te'o and some of other great docs available to watch. Later, Major Garrett joins on the documentary topic and the upcoming release of his new book The Big Truth.
Brian Sullivan of CNBC joins Chad to talk about the housing market, job vacancies and more on the economy along with some other random nonsense.
CVC, Walgreens and Walmart were ordered to pay about $650 million related to the opioid crisis in America. Dr. Seth Whitelaw joins Chad to talk about the ruling and why pharmacies are being held accountable.
Walgreens, CVS and Walmart have been ordered to pay about $650 million for their roles in contributing to the opioid crisis in America. Dr. Seth Whitelaw of Mitchell-Hamline joins Chad to talk about the lawsuit and the ruling. Plus, Brian Sullivan of CNBC is back on the show to talk about some economic news and other nonsense.
Since 2012, Chad and Jason DeRusha have decided the Song of the Summer. What will it be for 2022!?
Chad share some emotions about the new business venture for his son Quintin and ex-wife Kathleen before the conversation turns to Liz Cheney and what we should want from our political leaders.
Chad discusses the story of how his son Quintin and ex-wife Kathleen have worked together to create White Squirrel Dog Bakery and why it means so much to him and his family.
Was it Liz Cheney's responsibility to follow her conscience and morals as a representative or more important to follow the will of her constituents? Chad discusses Cheney's situation after losing her primary race and what we should want from our elected leaders.
Producer Kerry joins Chad to update on her search for a school for her son, an uncomfortable situation she instigated at the playground with other parents, and why she needs two fences to keep her neighbors away from her home.
Chad dives into politics for the first half of the hour as Governor Walz and Dr. Scott Jensen continue to battle for the attention of Minnesota voters. We also discuss the potential nurses strike in Minnesota before our time is up.
Minnesota nurses say they are overworked and underpaid while hospitals in the state say they are already losing money and can't afford a pay increase. Chad discusses the potential strike and the arguments made from each side.
Lindsay Whalen joins Chad for the first two segments to talk about going into the basketball hall of fame, her playing career, and what to expect form this year's Gopher women's team. Later, Jamie Yuccas shares an interesting story she's working on today for CBS and discusses the lawsuit from Vanessa Bryant against Los Angeles County.
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad to explain the story she is working on about men feeling the sensation of the menstrual pain women experience. Plus, Chad and Jamie discuss the law suit in Los Angeles involving Vanessa Bryant and Los Angeles County regarding photos from the helicopter crash that killed Kobe and Gianna Bryant.
Governer Walz and his campaign are taking their shots at Dr. Scott Jensen just as Jensen is firing back. Are you following the Governor's race closely yet or is it still too early to be invested in the political maneuvering?
Minnesota basketball royalty Lindsay Whalen is going into the Hall of Fame next month and she joined Chad to talk about the honor, getting Charles Barkley and Dawn Staley to present her, her playing career and what to expect from the her Gopher team this season.
Adam Carter joins Chad for the full hour to discuss the final episode of Better Call Saul and take his part in Ask Adam Anything.
What should the punishment be for folks that flick their cigarette butts out the window? What's Al Malmberg up to these days? Adam Carter answers those questions and more with Chad during Ask Adam Anything.
The fantastic Better Call Saul came to a close last night. Chad and Adam Carter both loved the show and Adam stuck around the discuss the final episode and some of their favorite moments from the series.
It's been a rough stretch for the Twins and Patrick Reusse tells Chad he can't stand how the team goes about their business. Plus, Pat takes Jerry Kill's side over what he said in Charley Walters' latest column.
Chad is already talking about the Better Call Saul series finale airing tonight. We talk about some of the best and worst series finales, how much they added or took away from the enjoyment of the entire series, and how soon he can talk about it on-air or on social media.
The Better Call Saul series finale airs tonight and Chad wonders how much a bad final episode ruins an entire series. We talk about that and how much he's allowed to talk about Saul's final season tomorrow before Patrick Reusse joins to chime in on the Twins' struggles and Jerry Kill.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave once again for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated to discuss the finer points of peaches, live-tweeting preseason football and much more.
Chad welcomes former FBI agent Bobby Chacon onto the show to discuss the latest on the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago.
Our weekly game over Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated kicks off the hour before a long conversation with former FBI agent Bobby Chacon about the latest news on the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago.
Why would former officers Kueng and Thao turn down plea deals from the state? Attorney Joe Friedberg speaks about their surprising decision saying he believes they must believe strongly that their federal convictions will be overturned.
Mall of America's Chapel of Love has announced it will close at the end of the month after over 28 years at MOA. Chad talks about the chapel shutting its doors, other unique wedding destinations and why claims to dislike the mall even though he seems to be there more than he would like to admit.
Mall of America's Chapel of Love has announced it will close at the end of the month after over 28 years at MOA. Chad talks about the news, other unique wedding destinations and why claims to dislike the mall even though he seems to be there more than he would like to admit. Later, attorney Joe Friedberg reacts to the news that former MPD officers Kueng and Thao rejected plea deals offered by the state.
KARE 11 political reporter John Croman joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to speak about the passing of Minnesota Senator David Tomassoni, his impact on the Iron Range, and why he was so loved and respected by fellow lawmakers in St. Paul.
Jon Kvasnik of Bank Cherokee joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to talk about today's housing market and his advice for folks hoping to buy but feeling nervous as rates and prices continue to go up.
Rena Sarigianopoulos begins the hour speaking with financial advisor Jon Kvasnik from Bank Cherokee about how rising mortgage rates and home prices are impacting potential buyers and what do you if you find yourself in that situation seeing costs continue to rise. Plus, KARE 11 political reporter John Croman joins to speak about the passing of Senator David Tomassoni and why he was so loved and respected by many at the State Capitol.
Did Sheletta pick up any cooking tips from her parents or grandparents. No, let's not be ridiculous. Sheletta joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to speak about that and, a bowling event she was a part of Thursday, and her story of leaving life in Texas for a chance to give her children a brighter future in Minnesota.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Rena at the top of the hour for two segments of fun and some serious talk about the issues Sheletta is passionate about. Later, we discuss federal regulators possibly stepping in over the size of airline seats, complaints booking rental cars, and where some people may have to go soon to catch their favorite soap opera.
Rena Sarigianopoulos admits to feeling a bit uneasy about being an older parent as her daughter enters kindergarten. She shared some of her feelings and took some advice from parents who also had children later than others.
Minnesota's Alcohol Epidemiologist, Kari Gloppen, joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to discuss the new research showing the astonishing amount of money excessive alcohol use costs the state each year and how MDH was able to come up with the data.
Rena Sarigianopoulos is in for Chad today and begins the show talking about being an older parent as her daughter is set to begin kindergarten. Later, Kari Gloppen joins from the Minnesota Department of Health to discuss new research showing just how much money Minnesota loses each year due to excessive drinking.
Attorney General Merrick Garland spoke today about the FBI search of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. We carried the statement and got a recap of the details from Susie Jones and John Hines before Joy Summers joined John from the Star Tribune to talk about the latest happenings around the Twin Cities dining scene.
Star Tribune food and drink writer Joy Summers joins John Hines to talk about the latest in dining around the Twin Cities.
John Hines reminisces about some of his favorite MOA memories, completely screws up the history of Sears at the mall, and much more.
US Attorney General Merrick Garland shares some remarks about the FBI search of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate and Susie Jones joins John Hines to recap some of the details.
Susie Jones joins John Hines to chat about what's been happening in their lives recently and get a lesson in what the sport of hurling is all about.
John Hines is in the host chair today and Susie Jones joins him to begin the show to learn a lesson in hurling and talk about what's happening in their lives. Later, Mark Hamrick of Bankrate.com joins to talk about the inflation numbers released yesterday and if the stress on our wallets will be easing soon.
Mark Hamrick of Bankrate joins John Hines to talk about good inflation numbers released this week and when consumers can see relief at the grocery store and many of the other spots we shop.
What do you like about big stadium concerts and what turns you away? Which artists and bands can you only see today in a stadium show? We talk about the big concert experience and why Paul McCartney may or may not be overrated.
We're not embarrassed to admit we love visiting some chain restaurants. The hour begins with a conversation about some of our go-to chains before Chad grills Dave about a painful issue he's dealing with right now on his backside.
What is your go-to choice when visiting a chain restaurant? We list off some of our favorites before Chad grills Dave about the unfortunate struggle he's having right now with a hemorrhoid. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to talk about her disdain for the neighborhood lemonade stand as part of her weekly visit.
Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE 11 joins the show to talk about the lengths she'll go to avoid the neighborhood lemonade stand, group texts, wedding drama and more.
John Rash and Patricia Lopez of the Star Tribune editorial board join Chad to talk about last night's primary results and the latest with the FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to talk about the latest news with Covid variants and if we are close to seeing a brand new vaccine beyond the boosters.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins the show to begin the hour talking about the latest with Covid-19 and if a new vaccine could be coming anytime soon. We also dive back into the bikers vs walkers conversation from the previous hour before Playing Politics with John Rash and Patricia Lopez from the Star Tribune.
Donald Trump invoked the 5th Amendment today in his deposition with New York's Attorney General and discusses how that stands in contrast to what Trump has said in the past about people doing the same thing. Later, we talk about some problems Chad had on his bike yesterday and if we could convince walkers to move out of the way on a shared path.
Chad sees a problem in the struggle for bikers and walkers coexisting on a path and, in a rare departure from the norm, he's on Team Bike!
Former President Trump has criticized people in the past for invoking the 5th Amendment, but did it himself today during a deposition with New York's Attorney General. Chad talks about this latest Trump news and if could have any impact on his supporters.
Republicans claim to be the law and order party yet are screaming about a witch hunt when it comes to the FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago. So which is it? Chad discusses the political impacts of yesterday's raid at Donald Trump's estate and the fraudulence from many folks in politics when someone on their side gets in trouble with the law.
Chad dives back into the Mar-a-Lago raid discussion, what it means for politics in our country and the influence this action by the FBI and DOJ is already having. Plus, who was your first celebrity crush?
Jamie Yuccas makes her weekly appearance to share the details of her engagement and the courtship that led up to it! Plus, Jamie offers thoughts on the complaints from some about the media being too liberal and the coverage of the Mar-a-Lago raid.
What do you love about the big concert experience and what turns you away? Chad begins the hour with a discussion about that and some of the artists that you can only see now in a massive stadium show. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins to share the details on some huge personal news!
Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad at the top of the show with reaction to the raid at Mar-a-Lago yesterday. Chad also shares some of his thoughts on the news before Adam Carter joins for this week's Ask Adam Anything.
Why isn't there a Dairy Queen inside Target Field? How does Adam feel about the demise of the manual transmission? Adam Carter tackles those questions and more during Ask Adam Anything
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins Chad to discuss the raid at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home and the lack of a public explanation so far from the justice department.
A jury has decided that a pharmacist in Minnesota did not discriminate against a woman by refusing to fill a prescription for the morning after pill based on religious reasons. Chad talks about that decision and how it applies to other businesses before Chip Scoggins joins for his weekly visit to talk about the Twins and much more.
Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about a horrendous opinion about Italian food, difficulties with his new dog, and the latest with the Twins including the controversial call Sunday in the 10th inning against the Blue Jays.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for another game of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before 3rd district GOP congressional nominee Tom Weiler joins Chad to talk about his race against Rep. Dean Phillips and his stance on some of the big issues in our country today.
A jury decided a pharmacist did not discriminate against a woman that was denied the morning after pill based on religious beliefs. Should rules apply to all businesses regardless of the products or services they provide?
3rd district congressional nominee Tom Weiler joins Chad to talk about his race against incumbent Dean Phillips, where they differ on issues, and his stances on Covid vaccines and the 2020 election.
Circus Juventas, golf, Sylvia Fowles, music and much more are among the topics discussed today between Chad, Dave and Laura Oakes during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Malcolm Gladwell recently said it's not in the best interest of employees or their employers to work from home. Do you agree? Chad discusses the impact of working from home has had on his life and how our lives in the workplace have changed since the beginning of the pandemic.
Former MLB umpire Tim Tschida joins Chad at the top of the show to talk about the controversial overturned call Sunday at Target Field between the Twins and Blue Jays. Later, Chad discusses some comments from Malcolm Gladwell criticizing the idea of working from home and how companies can best meet what today's employees want.
Former MLB umpire Tim Tschida joins Chad to talk about the overturned call in the 10th inning Sunday that caused Twins manager Rocco Baldelli to lose his mind and get ejected. Tschida explains how the rule came to be, how umpires interpret the rule, and why he disagrees with the call that was made by MLB's replay official.
Brian Belski takes up the majority of this hour with a discussion about the economy and what comes next, but first Chad talks about the Mall of America shooting.
Chad brings Sheletta on for Feisty Friday where he tells a story about a bear. Then Chad talks about his friends dating experiences and if we all need to agree on politics to date.
Vikings training camp is underway, which of course means a visit from Matthew Coller of Purple Insider. Who has impressed and who has disappointed so far from camp.
COVID isn't over, and now we're all hearing about Monkeypox. What level of concern should you have about each at this moment?
Chad's single friends have been saying politics has become more and more of an issue when dating. Would you date someone with different politics? Chad debates.
Feisty Friday with Sheletta is back, and boy does it live up to the name. The Mall of America shooting, bears and much, much more are discussed between Chad and Sheletta.
Friend of the show Brian Belski joins Chad to talk about today's job report plus how the American economy is set up for the future.
Chad starts out the show with a discussion on yesterday's Mall of America shooting. Will it change your habits, and just how long will it take to catch the shooters?
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey leads off the show to talk about his appointment of Cedric Alexander as Commissioner of Community Safety before Chad gets into a discussion about cellphone etiquette.
Chad has made it clear...he's not a fan of Alex Jones. What he thinks Jones deserves as the Sandy Hook trial wraps up. Later a discussion surrounding your favorite road trip treats.
Chad finishes up his talk about Alex Jones with some listener texts before moving onto a lighter discussion about what peoples favorite road trip treat is after his Wednesday DQ Reeses Blizzard.
Chad holds no punches when discussing Alex Jones and his ilk. His thoughts on the shock jock and the latest from the Sandy Hook trial.
The always pleasant Jason DeRusha joins the show to talk about whether public apologies are worth it anymore plus a discussion on downtown crime and workers coming back to the office.
Tom Hauser joins the program to talk FarmFest, local politics and the new THC law. What're the takeaways from the Jensen/Walz debate and much more.
Chad Hartman doesn't care about your "notifications silenced" message, he's going right through that anyway. Plus more phone etiquette talk.
Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad just hours after the City Council approved the appointment of Cedric Alexander as the first Commissioner of Community Safety. He also discusses crime and violence downtown and his recent endorsement of Don Samuels in the CD5 race against Ilhan Omar.
A dichotomy of topics with the killing of Ayman al-Zawahiri and Jamie Yuccas coming on to talk about her birthday and turning the big 4-0.
Hour 3 of the Chad Hartman Show starts out with some Twins talk before getting into a discussion on the state's edibles law. Later on Colonel David Hunt joins in to discuss the US killing of Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri.
Dan Hayes has thoughts on what moves the Twins are going to make going forward, plus Adam and Chad get into another edition of Ask Adam Anything. When do you need to throw away old sauerkraut?
Colonel David Hunt has some big thoughts on the US killing of Al Qaeda's Ayman al-Zawahiri. Later on the Twins make a trade on deadline day.
Chad starts off hour 3 of the Chad Hartman Show with a discussion on upcoming moves by the Twins on trade deadline day before getting back into the discussion around DeShaun Watson's suspension from the NFL. Later he gets into thoughts on marijuana edibles.
Jamie Yuccas joins the program from a house in Malibu where she's celebrating her birthday and the big 4-0.
Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed in a strike yesterday. Chad thinks that people aren't making a big enough deal of it, and will nothing ever bring us together again?
Ask Adam Anything makes a triumphant return to the airwaves as Adam gets into dishwasher talk, sauerkraut and the potential of all-day Adam.
In the first part of hour 1 of the Chad Hartman Show, Chad is joined by Dan Hayes of The Athletic to discuss the Twins at the trade deadline and the aquisiton of Orioles closer Jorge Lopez, plus Chad gives his thoughts on the trade.
Chad discusses his thoughts on the TSA before rolling into a discussion on Minneapolis violence and business with owner of The Loon, Tim Mahoney.
Chad, Laura and producer Charlie play a game of overrated, underrated or properly rated before changing tones to talk with a 35W bridge survivor on the 15th anniversary of the collapse.
The Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins joins the program live from Viking's Camp to talk about Deshaun Watson's suspension and the incredible life and legacy of the NBA's great champion, Bill Russell.
Chad starts the hour with a discussion with the audience about LIV Golf, Donald Trump and the chant "Let's Go Brandon." After some disagreement, The Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins talks about the Deshaun Watson suspension and the life of Bill Russell
Garrett Ebling joins Chad to talk about his harrowing journey of tragedy and recovery following the 35W bridge collapse. Ebling was in an induced coma following the fall of the bridge.
The Loon's Tim Mahoney joins Chad Hartman to discuss crime downtown around his restaurant and the lack of business with remote work taking hold. What he thinks needs to be done to get back to relative normal.
Hour 3: Why can't politicians just tell the truth? Why don't we hold them accountable? Plus, what's with that wallet Henry Lake?!
H-Lake joined the show to talk about his charity work with Sebastian Joe's and the Children's Masonic Hospital. Plus, Chad chided him over his Costanza wallet
Is it just because we don't demand it? We talked about Dean Phillips' comments yesterday and how they should be the norm rather than the exception.
Hour 2: Sheletta joined the show for Feisty Friday. Chad talked about normalizing self-care for men and Will Smith's latest apology.
Chad talked about getting rid of the stigma that men shouldn't "take care of themselves" - be it surgery or cosmetics. Plus is Will Smith's apology for real?
It wouldn't be Friday without our friend Sheletta. She joined Chad this week to talk about wedding centerpieces, her new podcast sponsors and her son Andrew.
Klaus Von Buler joins the show from his home studio today with some difficult trivia for our game show. Will it be Chad or Laura Oakes as our champion today?
Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to speak on a number of issues including an agreement between Senators Joe Machin and Chuck Schumer on a climate and tax bill. Plus, Phillips tells us he would prefer to see a young Democrat step up to run for President in 2024 than Joe Biden run for re-eleection.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad with a response to allegations about some behavior taking place here at WCCO, leading to a conversation about coworkers doing reprehensible things in the workplace. Plus, the guys discuss yesterday's sentences for former MPD officers Thao and Kueng.
Blois Olson joins Chad at the top of the hour for a discussion about Keith Ellison's decision not to appeal a ruling lifting abortion restrictions in the state and his motivation behind it. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins to talk about disgusting behaviors in the workplace and much more.
Keith Ellison won't appeal a ruling lifting restrictions on abortions in Minnesota. Is that the right move for the Attorney General of the state or is he playing politics here?
What part of the State Fair are you most eager to experience once the gate open in four week? Chad starts the show with that questions before a conversation with Brian Sullivan of CNBC about what's going on with the economy.
Are we four week or one month away from the start of the State Fair? Despite Chad being wrong about his terminology, the Fair is approaching quickly and he's talking about what's got him excited for our return to the fairgrounds.
Brian Sullivan of CNBC joins Chad to talk about the Fed raising interest rates again this week, today's GDP report, recession and much more regarding our economic health.
A home exploded in Hopkins this morning and Adam Carter sticks around at the start of the show to share the latest news he learned from a conversation with Susie Jones on the scene.
Was Adam caught leaving his beard trimmings strewn about the men's room sink at WCCO? We bring some allegations against Carter who immediately shows his obvious guilt by deflecting and pointing the finger at DeRusha.
Chad opens the hour talking about a story of FBI whistleblowers and Hunter Biden before talk about a survey saying many Americans feel they are in imminent danger every day. Later, Matthew Coller joins for some Vikings conversation as training camp begins in Eagan.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to talk about the Vikings and how the team looks today as training camp kicks off in Eagan.
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad for a conversation about University of Michigan medical students walking out on a keynote speech from a pro-life doctor. Plus, how is Jamie planning to celebrate her big 4-0 next week!?
What do you think about Raising Cane's CEO buying 50,000 Mega Millions tickets for tonight's massive jackpot drawing for his employees? And where do chicken fingers rank among great appetizers? Chad dives into each of those difficult topics before a conversation with Jamie Yuccas about abortion, higher education, turning 40 and more.
A large number of Americans feel like they are in imminent danger at least once per day. How often do you feel that way? Chad discusses how the numbers reflect statistics on crime, anxiety and mental health in our country following a discussion about some news regarding FBI whistleblowers and Hunter Biden.
Chad says chicken wings are overrated. That sets off a conversation about the best appetizers as we also discuss the CEO of Raising Cane's buying 50,000 Mega Millions tickets for his employees for tonight's massive Mega Millions drawing.
Is Adam in need of a 'tune up?' Carter joins us for Ask Adam Anything to answer that question and many more from folks seeking help from his wisdom and vast knowledge.
Chad opens a conversation about some of the current economic and unemployment numbers and talk about how they are impacting the lives of all of us.
Unemployment in Minnesota is at a record low but many employers are still struggling to find employees and inflation continues to burden the country. How are our economic issues impacting your life? Chad starts the show with that question before Adam Carter joins us in studio for Ask Adam Anything!
What should the Twins do with Carlos Correa as the trade deadline approaches? Is Kirk Cousins properly ranked as a middle-of-the-pack QB in the NFL? Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about those questions and much more nonsense during his weekly visit.
Our conversation about the MAGA Republicans carries over with a leftover caller from the previous hour. After that, Chad talks about Caddyshack on it's 42nd anniversary and takes suggestions of some of the most quotable lines and movies of all-time. Later, Chip Scoggins joins to talk sports and other nonsense.
Chad continues his conversation over from the previous hour about the MAGA wing of the Republican party before a discussion about the most quotable movies we remember as we mark the 42nd anniversary of Caddyshack coming to theaters.
Is the Goodyear blimp overrated? Laura Oakes, Chad and Dave discuss sightings of the blimp over the Twin Cities this weekend, standup paddleboards, Google maps and much more this week.
Matt Gaetz used part of his speech at this weekend's Turning Point USA convention to ridicule the looks and bodies of pro-choice Americans. Chad discussed the abhorrent comments from Gaetz and the current state of the Republican party.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave to play Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated over the first half of the hour before Chad discusses some awful comments from Matt Gaetz over the weekend and the state of the GOP.
What are your biggest pet peeves you see while driving? Chad opens the show with talk about The Sling Shot and other bad driving habits before local restauranteur Dermot Cowley joins to talk about the changing rules of tipping.
Dermot Cowley, owner of O'Donovan's Pub in Minneapolis, joins Chad to talk about the rules and laws on tipping, how hospitality fees work, other fees some restaurants are adding to the bill, and where your money goes in each of these situations.
Chad opens the show with thoughts on a move he calls 'The Sling Shot' and other bad driving habits he sees too often on Minnesota roads. We also hear from some texters sharing their driving pet peeves and try to help solve some other driving dilemmas.
Star Tribune music writer Chris Riemenschneider joins Chad to talk about the uproar over prices to see Bruce Springsteen and why the tickets are so expensive compared to his previous visits to town.
Chad discusses the guilty verdict for Steve Bannon and his thoughts on the Twins over the first half of the hour before Chris Riemenschneider joins to talk about the high cost of Bruce Springsteen tickets that have left many fans upset at The Boss.
Chad opens the hour with talk about the breaking news of Steve Bannon being found guilty of contempt of Congress before some Twins talk discussing the team as they begin play again tomorrow and the trade deadline approaches.
Former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins Chad with thoughts on the January 6th Committee Hearings and strong thoughts about crimes that he believes were committed by the former president.
Sheletta Brundidge opens the hour fired up about a number of things including the disturbing videos that have emerged this week from the Sesame Place amusement park. Later, former US Attorney Tom Heffelfinger joins to speak about the January 6th Committee Hearings and says he believes the former president should and will be charged in connection to the assault on the Capitol.
It's another Feisty Friday and Sheletta is hot about Adam Carter's thick ankles and the disturbing video we've seen this week from the Sesame Place theme park with costumed characters appearing to purposely ignore children of color.
Which five beverages would you like to have always available for you in the car? Chad explains his new 'brilliant' idea, gets some branding help from Adam Carter, and shares which drinks would be included in his Five for the Drive.
Chad opens the show by stumbling onto a 'brilliant' new invention to make sure our thirst is quenched while we're driving. Adam Carter pops in studio to help with the branding. Later, Major Garrett of CBS News joins with reaction to last night's Jan. 6 Committee Hearing.
Major Garrett joins Chad to share his thoughts on last night's primetime January 6th Committee Hearing and the damning evidence and testimony we've heard and seen through all of the hearings.
Chad begins the show with attorney Joe Friedberg discussing the federal sentence given to former MPD officer Thomas Lane. Later, we learn that Sir Nick Faldo isn't able to join as previously scheduled to we fake the interview instead.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to talk about President Biden contracting Covid-19 and how prepared the president is to fight the virus.
Klaus Von Buler is back in studio with us to host today's game show featuring Chad and Paul Hodowanic showcasing their knowledge of German sausages.
Our favorite game show host Klaus Von Buler is back in studio today to join Chad and host our own game show on the program. Later, Dr. Michael Osterholm joins to talk about President Biden contracting Covid-19 and the next steps in getting the president back to full health.
Chad speaks about the decision by First Ave to cancel and move last night's Dave Chappelle show and the statement from the club.
How do you feel about First Ave pulling the plug on Dave Chappelle's show Wednesday night and the pressure from some in the community that instigated the change? Chad has some critical words for First Ave caving to public pressure, Later, Jason DeRusha joins to talk about the controversial words from Matt Birk and more.
Lieutenant Governor candidate Matt Birk has come under fire for comments he made recently about abortion and women's roles in American society. Jason DeRusha joins Chad to discuss the controversy, Birk's statement to clarify his comments and how Jason plans to approach the topic later today as Birk joins his show.
Sir Nick Faldo had to skip a scheduled interview with Chad because he was feeling under the weather. However, that didn't stop Chad from going ahead with the interview anyway.
Attorney Joe Friedberg joins Chad Hartman with talk about the federal sentence for former MPD officer Thomas Lane and what's ahead for former officers Kueng and Thao.
Chad rips into the local fans and media that dared to say Byron Buxton was robbed of the MVP award at last night's MLB All-Star Game, despite the fact that Buxton's homerun proved to be the deciding run of the game. Later, we debate the proper way to enjoy a hot dog on National Hot Dog Day
Was Byron Buxton robbed of the All-Star Game MVP award last night? Chad shows his true Yankee bias by taking issue with any Twins fan that dared to speak up in support of Buxton last night. Later, we debate what makes a proper hot dog on National Hot Dog Day and Chad explains his contempt for parades and all other forms of fun.
Why does Chad dislike parades so much? He tries to make us understand his disdain for fun in America before trying to convince us that Ferris Bueller's Day Off (featuring a phenomenal parade scene) is the greatest teen/college comedy of all time.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to talk about the Omicron BA.5 Covid variant being seen around the world in most new Covid infections. Plus, what will make you go back to masking or taking other more serious measures to protect yourself against Covid?
John Rash and Scott Gillespie of the Star Tribune join Chad to talk about the latest news from the gubernatorial race in Minnesota, Ilhan Omar and more from the political world.
Dr. Michael Osterholm is back with Chad to talk about the latest news on Covid and the Omicron BA.5 variant. Later, John Rash and Scott Gillespie of the Star Tribune join for Playing Politics to talk about Minnesota gubernatorial race and much more.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad to share about the BA.5 Covid variant, how effective vaccines can be against BA.5, and if he believes Covid will remain a part of our lives for the foreseeable future.
Is it OK for someone running hot weather to run through a neighbor's sprinkler to cool down? Can they take a ride down your slip-n-slide? Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Chad on those topics, an ugly incident with her cheese grater, taking over the sports desk at KARE 11 and more!
Why did 157 GOP lawmakers vote against preserving same-sex marriage rights yesterday in Congress. Chad speaks about the vote and the arguments made on each side of the issue.
What stopped 157 GOP lawmakers from protecting marriage rights of same-sex couples? Chad weighs in on the vote in Congress yesterday. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to talk about running in the heat, a nasty cheese grater incident and more.
Do you have an issue with Dave Chappelle's comedy or him coming to town to perform in Minneapolis this week? Chad discusses that, how annoyed he gets when someone near him pulls out a phone to record a show, and Wanda Sykes bailing on a guest-host spot on The View because of the politics of another member on the panel.
Should protests outside of someone's home be banned? Is it OK for protestors to gather outside of a restaurant with a message for someone dining inside? These situations have come up recently with Justice Brett Kavanaugh and other public figures. Chad discusses what he believes is fair and when protestors need to back down.
How annoyed do you get at a concert or show when you see someone recording much of the show on their phone? Chad discusses that as an annoyance of his before talking about Wanda Sykes bailing out on The View due to someone else that is scheduled to be on the panel.
Dave Chappelle has drawn criticism for his recent Netflix specials but his upcoming visit to perform at First Ave sold out in just a few minutes. Chad talks about comedy that pushes boundaries, controversy swirling around Chappelle, and what leeway should be given to comics in the name of artistic expression.
KARE 11 meteorologist Belinda Jensen joins Chad to talk about the wild temperature numbers in Europe and other parts of the world. Plus, Belinda shares her views on the science of climate change and whether what we're seeing this week is a direct result.
Where do you draw the line on when and where is an appropriate time to protest? Chad talks about what he's comfortable with when it comes to protesting in America and when the line is crossed. Later, KARE 11 meteorologist Belinda Jensen joins to talk about hot weather around the globe and her views on the science of climate change.
How often do you use your car horn and how do you react when others use it? Chad opens the show with that topic before Adam Carter joins in studio for Ask Adam Anything.
How much does Adam know about rocks? What does he think of guys shaving their legs? Adam Carter is back on the show for another round of Ask Adam Anything.
Chad's decision to beep the horn recently caused a big reaction from the driver in front of him with birds flying and more. How often do you use your car horn and how much is too much?
Hour 3: Chad talked about the reaction to the latest MPD shooting. Plus Patrick Reusse talked Twins and much more.
Chad talked about being able to ask tough questions about how the police handled a recent shooting without assuming that it was racially motivated.
Hour 2: Chad played his weekly ranking game - Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated. And talked about the report revealing just how incompetent the response was in Uvalde.
Chad talked about the report issued about the incompetence at multiple levels of policing in the tragic school shooting in Texas
Susie Jones joined Chad for his weekly ranking game... who does she think is Underrated? Take a listen!
Tom Rinaldi from Fox Sports talks about his new podcast about the death of Lyman Bostock.
Myron Medcalf opens his final hour hosting today with a conversation about folks getting a little to excited to talk about blockbuster movies and spoiling the fun for others. Myron also has some thoughts on the British Open mixing players from the PGA and LIV Golf tours this week before Jim Kaat joins the show to talk about his jersey retirement and hall-of-fame ceremonies coming up to celebrate his fabulous career.
Legendary Twins pitcher Jim Kaat joins Myron Medcalf to talk about his jersey retirement ceremony coming tomorrow, his upcoming hall-of-fame induction, and some of the people and challenges that helped him along during his great career.
Myron Medcalf hasn't seen Top Gun: Maverick and doesn't want to right now because he's already heard too much about how great it is. What blockbuster movies have you avoided seeing? Myron talks about that and mixing PGA and LIV Golf tour players at The Open.
Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Myron Medcalf for a conversation about the talent of Justin Jefferson and more with the Vikings as the team prepares for training camp.
Sheletta Brundidge joins the show for Feisty Fridays and something she says about college inspires Myron Medcalf to share some thoughts about the cost and worth of college today. Later Myron talks about some Vikings topics with Matthew Coller and shares his own opinions on the latest moves from the Timberwolves.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Myron Medcalf for Feisty Fridays with the story of what happened when she cheated on her regular barber. Later, they discuss the career fair coming up tomorrow that The Sheletta Show will be broadcasting from.
Have you ever cheating on a barber or hair stylist? Have you broken up entirely? Myron Medcalf opens the show with that topic before a conversation about Tiger Woods missing the cut at The Open and his spot among the most important athletes ever.
CBS News correspondent Major Garrett joins the show to talk about Brittney Griner's situation in Russia, Saudi Arabia and the LIV Golf tour and much more with Myron Medcalf.
Myron Medcalf is filling in for Chad today and the show starts with talk about breaking up or cheating on your barber or hair stylist. We also chat about Tiger Woods missing the cut at The Open before Major Garrett joins the show to discuss Brittney Griner's situation in Russia, Saudi Arabia and more.
We discuss the companies that would impact our lives most if they were no longer here before talking about the Costco hot dog combo deal still hanging around at $1.50 and Chad rips Dave's ice cream opinions before ending the show.
Chad updates the British Open and how wrong he was about Tiger Woods. We also talk about the greatest game shows of all-time before playing our own game show. Later, we discuss the businesses we couldn't live without and the greatest deal in food.
Chad opens the hour with an update on day 1 of the British Open before we talk about the greatest game shows of all-time and play our own game show testing Chad's knowledge of The Open.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad to talk about Liquid Death water, what great marketing can do for any product and much more.
Chad begins the hour with talk about the latest numbers on inflation and the wide range of gas prices we are seeing just in the metro area right now. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins to talk about Liquid Death and much more.
Chad discusses today's news about the inflation rate in June and what's happening with oil and the wide range in gas prices we are seeing around the metro area.
Chad opens the show beset with grief and embarrassment upon realizing he missed new producer Dave Harrigan's birthday. He also shares his fantastic French Open story from many years ago before a visit with Wild GM Bill Guerin and and in-studio appearance from The Queen!
Wild GM Bill Guerin shares some updates on free agency, trading Cam Talbot, and says all that he can regarding the situation with Kirill Kaprizov.
Queen Elizabeth came by the WCCO studio today! She shared her thoughts on the French on Bastille Day and expressed her disappointment about Chad not being in studio for the show.
Chad missed producer Dave Harrigan's birthday yesterday. Shame on him. At least he shared his phenomenal French Open story to help make up for the glaring faux pas.
Star Tribune food writer Joy Summers joins Chad to discuss today's list of the new food items coming to the Minnesota State Fair this year!
Joe Biden and Donald Trump have each struggled in recent polls, even within their own parties. Chad talks about the poll numbers and where that leaves us as voters for 2024. Plus, what if we could vote for Sesame Street characters instead?
Much of America doesn't want to vote for either Joe Biden or Donald Trump in the 2024 election. So where does that leave us? Chad discusses some recent poll results and the future of the presidency before we dive into the new State Fair food list with Joy Summers of the Star Tribune.
The Boss is coming back to MN with a concert date set for March. Chad talks about his journey to becoming a Springsteen fan and we discuss some of our favorite concert experiences with the biggest names in music.
Jamie Yuccas joins Chad for her weekly visit to talk about Bruce Springsteen, some of her most memorable concert experiences and troubling numbers regarding the Suicide Prevention Hotline.
Bruce Springsteen has announced a concert date in St. Paul in March. Chad opens the hour talking about The Boss and some of the most memorable concerts we've seen from the biggest acts in music before bringing Jamie Yuccas into the conversation on that topic and mental health support.
How can I miss you if you won't go away? How is Adam enjoying the final episodes of Better Call Saul? Adam Carter rejoins the show to answer those questions and more with Ask Adam Anything!
Chad leads a discussion about a new law in Arizona banning citizens from recording police activity within eight feet of them. Plus, Adam Carter is back on the show to answer your questions on Ask Adam Anything.
Arizona has enacted a law making it illegal for anyone to take video within eight feet of police activity. Chad shares his thoughts on that new law and the impact video has had regarding policing in America.
Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about several sports topics, and some other stuff, including if Buxton and Arraez were the correct Twins to make it onto the All-Star team this year while players like Correa and Duran were left off.
Are self-checkouts beneficial to the businesses that use them? How much does confidence factor into using them? Chad dives deep into some self-checkout controversy before coming up for air with Chip Scoggins to talk sports and other nonsense.
Do you use the self-checkout whenever you can or do you prefer to go through the cashier lane? Chad dives into that and some research on how self-checkouts are impacting the stores that use them.
Chad, Dave and Laura Oakes discuss pork, milkshakes, water balloons, the passing of Tony Sirico and much more during this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated segment.
Laura Oakes joins Chad and Dave for this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated segment. Later, Chad has round 2 of his 'This is your job' theme today with reaction to some criticism of Attorney General Keith Ellison.
The GOP nominee for Attorney General took a swipe at Keith Ellison for his actions towards small businesses during the pandemic to keep them in line with state COVID guidelines. Chad says that, even though he didn't like the negative impact on many businesses, Ellison was doing his job.
Chad shares his thoughts about a Walgreens employee that refused to sell condoms to a customer and the company policy that he believes is deeply flawed.
Chad speaks with MPD Inspector Sean McGinty about a recent community meeting he attended and the safety concerns he heard from Minneapolis residents. Plus, Inspector McGinty shares how the department is using creative policing methods around the city to help with their staffing challenges.
Chad opens the show today with talk about a Walgreens employee that refused to sell condoms to a customer and the company policy that allowed for the situation. Later, MPD Inspector Sean McGinty joins to talk about the safety concerns of Minneapolis residents and how MPD is operating today despite staffing shortages.
Are you a Vegas lover or not? That's the topic at the top of the hour before Chad discusses some recent news from the Minnesota Wild and the shocking assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Defense attorney Joe Friedberg joins Chad to comment on the sentence given to Derek Chauvin in federal court yesterday, what the future will be like for him as he moves to federal prison, and what this may mean for the other officers connected to the George Floyd murder.
The hour begins with a carryover from the previous hour talking about Las Vegas and where in ranks among our vacation destinations. Later, we discuss some of the news with the Wild, the assassination in Japan of former PM Shinzo Abe, and Joe Friedberg joins to talk about the federal sentencing of Derek Chauvin.
Chad discusses the Wall St. Journal report of Vince McMahon paying $12 million in hush money payments to four women related to sexual misconduct allegations. Plus, Las Vegas city leaders are reportedly considering a curfew for folks under 21 to help curb some of the violence they've experienced recently. Could you see it happening?
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad at the top of the hour with some heavy criticism of President Biden as part of Feisty Fridays. Later, we talk about the news of Vince McMahon's $12 million in hush money payments to four women and the possibility of a curfew for young folks in Las Vegas.
President Biden spoke this morning about abortion rights and Sheletta Brundidge wasn't happy at all with the message. She shared her feelings with Chad on Feisty Fridays and shared some wonderful news about the weekend her family spent with NASCAR driver Brandon Brown and how they've maintained their connection.
How do you prefer to greet people? Chad opens the show with a discussion about hugging and other greetings before Tom Hauser joins the show to do a fact-check on part of our interview yesterday with Dr. Scott Jensen and provide some insight on some other issues facing the state.
Tom Hauser joins Chad with a fact-check of a specific criticism of Dr. Scott Jensen had on the show yesterday of Governor Walz. We also explore some other issues at the center of the gubernatorial race and a few that are not.
Are you a hugger? How do you greet people you know if you bump into them on the street? Chad's much more of a hugger than Dave and we explore where and when lines have to be drawn.
Klaus VonBuler joins us in studio to host a game show and Chad speaks with Dr. Scott Jensen about some of his recent criticisms of Governor Walz and his stance on abortion rights.
GOP gubernatorial candidate Dr. Scott Jensen joins Chad to speak about public safety, his criticisms recently of Governor Walz, and abortion.
Jason DeRusha joins Chad in studio to speak about how he's adapting to his new job at WCCO, the passing of actor James Caan and much more.
We've learned more about the Highland Park parade shooter and what his family and others knew about his mental health issues. How in the world did he legally get the guns he had?
We've learned more about the Highland Park parade shooter and what his family and others knew about his mental health issues. How in the world did he legally get the guns he had? Chad dives into that topic for two segments before Jason DeRusha joins the show for a lighter conversation.
Klaus VonBuler is back in studio to chat with Chad and host our game show pitting a team captained by Chad vs. a team captained by Laura Oakes!
Chad got a nice bottle of wine from Adam Carter and, of course, had to look up the price. Was he wrong for doing it? Also, what's the most annoying thing that can break in your home?
Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly joins Chad to discuss the trade for Rudy Gobert and how he sees it impacting the roster for next season.
Do you look up the price of a nice gift after receiving it? That's the question to open the show today before Chad talks about his wi-fi not working well today and inspiring his visit to the studio. Plus, Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly joins to share about the Rudy Gobert trade and why the Wolves targeted him and we willing to give up so much.
Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins Chad Hartman to talk about his aggressiveness over the next month before the trade deadline, Wes Johnson's departure, and much more related to the ballclub as they continue their series in Cleveland.
Have you been impacted by a pilot shortage that continues to hamper the airline industry? Chad talks about the shortage and other issues with the airlines. We also talk about the proper number of refrigerators for someone's home before John Rash and DJ Tice join from the Star Tribune for Playing Politics.
John Rash and DJ Tice join Chad Hartman from the Star Tribune editorial board to talk about the testimony of Cassidy Hutchinson in front of the January 6th Committee, continued fallout from the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade and the latest from the Minnesota governor's race.
Chad begins with plenty to say about the testimony of Cassidy Hutchinson yesterday during another meeting of the January 6th Committee. Later, KARE 11's Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for some fun talking about ketchup, refrigerators and much more.
Rena Sarigianopoulos joins Chad Hartman to come clean about her love of ketchup, her desperate desire for another refrigerator and more.
Sheletta Brundidge breaks some more big news from her life as she joins Chad at the top of the hour and Patrick Reusse breaks down what's happening with the Twins as they watch pitching coach Wes Johnson leave for a job at LSU.
Where does Wes Johnson's decision to leave the Twins mid-season rank among surprising Twins news? Patrick Reusse joins Chad Hartman with his thoughts on the ballclub losing their pitching coach.
Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman to break the news about how her latest book Brandon Spots His Sign caught the attention of NASCAR driver Brandon Brown and earned her family a VIP trip to a race this weekend!
Our new afternoon drive host Jason DeRusha joins Chad to talk about how he's been spending his time away from TV and what to expect from 3-6pm on his new show as it begins this afternoon.
The hour begins with two segments of one of our favorite weekly games before Jason DeRusha joins to chat with Chad about how he's prepping for his first drive-time show here at WCCO.
Would you see a movie you're not interested in just to get a taste of some theater popcorn? That's among the controversial topics during this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
After opening with talk about some changes to the show Chad spends much of the hour discussing a new opinion from the Supreme Court out this morning and more of the weekend reaction to last week's ruling of Roe v. Wade.
Hour 3: Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach reacted to the overturning of Roe v. Wade; and Adam and Dan bid farewell to the show.
This was the last segment with Adam and Dan as regulars on the show. Naturally, we had to talk with Adam's mom, Cheryl!
MN Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach joined the show to talk about today's landmark Supreme Court decision.
Hour 2: Sheletta joined us for Feisty Friday and Congresswoman McCollum talked bout Roe being overturned.
Hour 1: It's likely the biggest story in 2022 - the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade. MN AG Keith Ellison and CBS' Major Garrett joined the show with thoughts.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett - fresh out of the Supreme Court - joins Chad to talk about today's major news.
The Minnesota Attorney General joined Chad to talk about the Supreme Court overturning Roe and how he plans to protect abortion rights in Minnesota.
Hour 3: we addressed the great milkshake controversy and talked with Dan Hayes from The Athletic about the Twins
Dan Hayes covers the Twins for The Athletic and joined Chad to talk about the battle between Minnesota and Cleveland for the AL Central.
Hour 2: Dr. Mike Osterholm talked about vaccinating young kids and Chad talked with the Strib Editorial Board about a gas tax holiday.
President Biden wants Congress to suspend the gas tax to try and battle high prices. But will that cause more problems than it solves? Chad was joined by John Rash and Denise Johnson from the Star Tribune Editorial Board for this week's "Playing Politics"
Dr. Osterholm talked about the vaccines being approved for kids under 5. Plus what is the future of Covid vaccination?
Hour 1: Chad is tired of evil acts being blamed on "God's plan". We talked about what that means and how faith helps some and harms others.
Hour 3: Chad talked about a series of stories in the sports world, plus the latest twist in the Uvalde investigation.
The TX state police now call the handling of the school shooting in Uvalde an "abject failure." Why? Reporter Zach Despart joined with details
Adam and Chad talked about the latest retirement by "the Gonk" and some other stories in sports, plus they talked about a local hazing case.
Hour 2: Judge Kevin Burked talked about a myriad of legal issues, and Jamie Yuccas talked about the Jan 6th hearings.
Why is confidence in courts and especially the Supreme Court so essential? Judge Kevin Burke joined the show with his thoughts.
Hour 1: We talked about Adam's move to 9 to Noon and Dan moving to produce 3 to 6pm. Plus, some awesome questions from our listeners for Ask Adam Anything.
What movie best represents the new 9 to 6pm lineup? That and more on this week's Ask Adam Anything!
Hour 3: we talked about Father's Day posts, how to cook a hot dog and with Chip Scoggins about the Gophers and Twins.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joined us to talk about Gopher football recruiting, Twins pitching and... how does he like his dog?
Hour 2: Our weekly ranking segment - Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated? And CNBC's Brian Sullivan talked inflation.
What might be more dangerous to the economy than inflation? CNBC National Reporter Brian Sullivan joined the show with his thoughts.
In Adam's last Over/Under/Properly Rated before he takes over 9 to Noon, we talked Father's Day, air conditioning, Chad's golf game and much more!
KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joined the show to talk about his remarkable run of marathons and the latest twist in the gubernatorial race.
Chad talked about a memorable US Open which crowned a new national golf champion yesterday at Brookline.
Hour 3: Sheletta was in for Chad. She talked about a farmers market contest and the housing market
Sheletta was in for Chad and talked with real estate agent Estrella Carter about the housing market, how it's affected by the raise in interest rates and the impact on affordable housing.
Chaz Sandifer, owner of the metro's only black-owned farmers market, joined Sheletta - in for Chad - to talk about her "Knife-off Event"
Hour 2: Sheletta was in for Chad and talked about the Strawberry Festival, revitalizing Rondo and much more.
Tane Danger is a local comedian who's helping educate folks about the project designed to Revitalize Rondo. He joined Sheletta with details.
Sheletta is going to be the Grand Marshal of the Strawberry Festival parade in Cottage Grove. Lori Olsen joined her to talk about all the fun events.
Hour 1: Sheletta was in for Chad and talked about pro-choice women candidates and a Juneteenth health screening.
Sheletta was in for Chad and talked with Dr. Verna and Brother Shane Price about a Juneteenth health fair with a Covid screening.
Emma Faris is the Board Char for Women Winning - a grass roots organization supporting pro-choice women running for office. She joined Sheletta to talk about an upcoming event.
Hour 3: Blois Olson was in for Chad and talked about the state of Minnesota's economy and the celebration of "Father's Eve"
What is "Father's Eve" and how has it grown over the last few years? Creator John Francis joined Blois Olson to explain.
Minnesota still has record low unemployment. Will the surplus last? How is MN positioned in case of a recession? State Economist Dr. Laura Kalambokidis joined Blois Olson.
Hour 1: Blois Olson was in for Chad and talked Father's Day and with a father - Jason DeRusha.
Hour 2: Blois Olson was in for Chad. He talked about the availability of electric vehicles and what makes the US Open so special.
Blois was in for Chad and talked to golfer Mike Dominick about what makes this weekend's major so special for American golfers.
With gas prices sky high, some consumers are turning to EV's. So just how available are they? Blois Olson talked with industry analyst Sam Abuelsamid from Guidehouse Insights.
Jason DeRusha joined Blois live from Louisville as he's on a combo school debate team/father-son trip.
Blois Olson was in for Chad and talked with Adam about Father's Day, TikTok & and the Jan 6th hearings.
Former Minneapolis officer Tony Adams, who now runs security for the Timberwolves, joined Chad to talk about policing and crime in his native city.
Chad talked with John Rash and Pat Lopez from the Star Tribune Editorial Board to talk about fundraising in the Governors race and much more.
Hour 1: We talked about the embarrassment of butt-dialing and the fight to curb inflation.
Is there hope that today's move by the Fed will finally get a handle on inflation? And how is it impacting you? We discussed.
Chad wonders why some Trump supporters still think Trump won the election? And says that Biden has been a major disappointment, but he's the president.
Chad breaks down some of Matt Birk's most recent tweets, and says Gov. Walz looks to be the favorite to win re-election, but GOP candidate Scott Jensen and Matt Birk are awfully close.
The Ahtletic's Jon Krawczynski says Andrew Wiggins has been relentless lately -- so where was that type of play when he was with the Wolves? And let's talk about some of Matt Birk's most recent tweets.
Jamie Yuccas tries to help producer Kerry Klatt with a problem regarding her neighbors.
Chad thinks it's stunning that some Trump supporters still think the election was stolen. Will the Jan. 6 hearings change their minds? Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins the show.
Hour 1: It's hot outside. Do you like it when it's hot or cold? And we play Ask Adam Anything!
Is it the final Ask Adam Anything? We'll have to find out! And Chad pays tribute to listener Diana who recently passed away.
Hour 2: Adam was in for Chad. He was joined by Cook and Laura for this week's Overrated/Underrated, plus he asked for audience suggestions on how to beat the heat ahead of tomorrow's scorcher.
Adam's softball coaching... Grad parties... Dan's driving skills... are they "Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated?"
Hour 1: Adam was in for Chad and talked about the Jan 6th hearings and the passing of a great character actor.
Philip Baker Hall who you might know as "Lt. Bookman" from Seinfeld has passed away, leading Adam to ash who's the greatest scene/show-stealing character of all time?
Adam was in for Chad. After two public hearings of the Jan 6th Committee, what would it take to convince you that the election actually WASN'T stolen.
Hour 3: We talked about last night's Jan 6th hearing and people sticking their heads in the sand. And best-selling author Alan Shipnuck talked about covering the inaugural LIV golf event.
Author of the best-selling biography of Phil Mickelson, Alan Shipnuck had an "interesting" day covering the inaugural LIV golf event in London. He joined us to talk about that and the PGA Tour's reaction.
When there's a car parked on the other side of the freeway, why are we slowing down?! Chad talked about a frustrating traffic issue.
Hour 1: We talked about grad party season and Major joined us to discuss last night's Jan 6th hearing.
CBS News' Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joined us for his weekly visit - this week we reviewed last night's January 6th hearing.
Are you throwing one this year? Will it be different than previous years? Are you serving alcohol? We talked all things grad party as the season has started.
Hour 3: We played another edition of our game show with special guest host Our Jack Nicklaus. Plus Rep. Phillips joined us to talk gun legislation.
Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips joined the show to talk about what kind of gun legislation can pass Congress and tonight's Jan 6th Committee hearing.
Hour 2: Tim Connelly from the Timberwolves joined us in-studio. Plus Chad talked about his trip to Ireland.
Hour 1: Chad and Adam talked about Adam's move to 9 to Noon, and Jason DeRusha joined to talk about taking over 3-6pm
The new "9-to-6" crew were all together for the first time as Chad, Adam and Jason DeRusha got to chat after our new lineup announcement
Chad's back! He talked with Adam about Adam's move to 9 to Noon... with all the love and compassion you expect from this show.
San Francisco voters recalled their DA. What does that portend for Democrats and their crime and justice initiatives? James Hohmann from the Washington Post is a regular guest and joined Adam to opine.
Adam talked about Jack Del Rio's attempt to downplay Jan 6th, and the threat made against the life of Justice Brett Kavanaugh
Front line workers can now apply for "hero pay" in Minnesota. Dep. Commissioner Nicole Blissenbach from the Dept. of Labor joined Adam with details.
Hour 2: Adam talked Covid with Dr. Osterholm and politics with John Rash from the Star Tribune Editorial Board.
Will the Jan 6th hearings change anyone's mind? Will any gun legislation get passed? John Rash from the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined Adam - in for Chad.
Dr. Michael Olsterhom joins us weekly to talk about Covid. He joined Adam this week to talk about today's announcement of some MN testing facilities become "test-to-treat" centers.
Hour 1: Adam was in for Chad and talked about today being the last day of school for some students and the MSHSL creating an NIL deal for HS athletes.
the Minnesota State High School League created an NIL policy for its athletes. What does that mean? Attorney Lee Hutton joined Adam with insight.
Today is the last day of the school year for many students across the metro. Adam wondered about your memories of "final days".
Hour 3: Adam was in for Chad and got the latest on record flooding in International Falls and talked a new drive thru experience at Taco Bell
Adam was in for Chad and talked about TB12's new underwear line and a new way to get your fast food
Hour 2: Adam talked with Homeland Security expert Jordan Cohen and CBS News' Jamie Yuccas
Jamie joined us from Denver to talk about her latest work and Matthew McConaughey speaking live from the White House.
Homeland Security expert John Cohen joined Adam to talk about today's warning about an increase in extremist behavior, and to discuss the upcoming January 6th hearings.
Hour 1: Adam talked about his upcoming 9-Noon gig with Jason DeRusha who'll be taking over 3-6pm on WCCO! Plus Susie joined him to answer your questions.
Adam paid tribute to long-time caller Diana from Hutchinson who passed away last week, and Susie Jones joined him to take your questions!
Adam Carter talked about taking over the 9-Noon slot coming up later this month. Plus Jason DeRusha - who'll be doing 3-6pm - joined him as well...
Hour 3: Adam sat in for Chad and talked to the Mayor about violence in Minneapolis, and to Chip about the Twins.
Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joined Adam - sitting in for Chad - to talk about the Twins surprising series win in Toronto, the Yankees coming to town and the death of former Gopher Marion Barber III.
A three-year-old was shot on Sunday night. How do we get illegal guns off the street and reduce violence in Minneapolis? Mayor Frey joined Adam
Hour 2: We played our weekly round of "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?" plus, are you a worse tipper now than before the pandemic?
Are you a worse tipper now than you were before the pandemic? And are we insecure about our job performance?
Ryan Reynolds... the new Top Gun movie... and a good hose nozzle... Are they "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?"
Hour 1: Adam was in for Chad and talked about meeting a musical hero and with Kyle Potter from Thrifty Traveler about
Adam was in for Chad and talked to Kyle Potter, Executive Editor for Thrifty Traveler about why Delta and other carriers are cancelling so many flights.
Adam was in for Chad and told the story of meeting a musical hero of his. Who would you love to meet and thank?
Sheletta Brundidge comes on the air for her weekly Feisty Friday segment. The absence of Chad and the rest of the crew do little to downgrade the heat as Sheletta and John talk pigs feet.
John Schuster joins the program as John Hines fills in for Chad Hartman. The two Johns talk about the state of housing, are more houses being built? Have we reached a price peak? That and much more are pontificated upon.
Bankrate.com Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride joins John Hines who is filling in for Chad Hartman. The two discuss the current state of the market and what may be coming next for the American economy.
Hour 3: John Hines was in for Chad and talked about whether the public should see the graphic crime scene photos from Uvalde. Plus he updated the Depp/Heard verdict and called out some racist Star Wars fans.
John Hines was in for Chad and talked about the verdict in the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard defamation trial, some racist Star Wars fans and... Mexican pizza?
Would seeing the photos of children murdered in Uvalde change the gun control debate? John Hines - in for Chad - talked with John Woodrow Cox from the Washington Post and took your comments.
Hour 3: John Hines was in for Chad and talked COVID with Dr. Osterholm and politics with the Star Tribune Editorial Board.
John Hines was in for Chad and talked with John Rash & Scott Gillespie from the Star Tribune Editorial Board about politics local and national.
Are we in worse shape regarding infectious diseases than we were just 20 years ago? Dr. Michael Osterholm joined John Hines - in for Chad.
Hour 1: John Hines was in for Chad and talked about the 10th remembrance of the passing of Dark Star. Plus he got the latest on the Twins from Dan Hayes at The Athletic.
How good are the Twins? John Hines was in for Chad and talked about the Home 9 with Dan Hayes from The Athletic.
Hour 3: We played another edition of our game show and Chad talked about his upcoming trip.
Dr. Osterholm joined us for his weekly update. Where are we at in the pandemic and how concerned should we be about monkeypox?
Somebody in the Brundidge family got a VERY special letter. Who was it from? Take a listen...
Hour 1: Police admitted to a mistake in their approach in Uvalde, one that we find indefensible. Plus, Major talks about the politics of gun control.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joined us for his weekly visit. This week he talked about the politics of gun control.
It was an absolutely stunning press conference today in Uvalde, TX where police said that officers didn't enter the school because they "made the mistake" of believing that kids were no longer in danger.
Hour 3: We're left with so many unanswered questions about the Uvalde school shooting - what kind of ideas SHOULD be possible to at least try and curb mass shootings?
We know things seem intractable in Washington, but what legislative ideas should be agreeable? What things can we at least TRY in order to curb mass shootings?
We're left with more questions than answers about the tragedy in Uvalde, TX. Plus, how spineless is Ted Cruz?
We listened in on a press conference from law enforcement from Uvalde, TX and reacted to the information - or lack there of - that was shared.
School resource officers became popular after the Columbine shooting. But have they been effective in making schools safe? Marc Schindler from the Justice Policy Institute joined us to discuss.
MN Congresswoman Angie Craig joined us to talk about the school shooting in Uvalde and what can be done in Congress to try and address the scourge of gun violence.
Hour 1: What's the biggest question remaining from Uvalde? Jason DeRusha joined us for his weekly visit.
Are there baby steps we can take? Steps that are worth at least trying in order to stop the violence? Jason DeRusha joined us to discuss.
Is it the timeline of police entering the school? Is it why an 18-year-old kid needs tactical gear? What's the biggest question remaining for you after Tuesday's tragedy?
Another school shooting has shocked the nation. What can be done? What should be done? We turned to law enforcement analyst James Gagliano.
Hour 3: We talked about the Wolves big hire with Jon Krawczynski from The Athletic and about Tom Cruise's amazing career.
Top Gun: Maverick is getting rave reviews. With two more Mission: Impossible movies set to come the next two summers, are we in for three straight "Summers of Cruise"?
Jonny K from The Athletic joined the show to talk about the Wolves hiring Tim Connelly as their next President of Basketball Ops.
Hour 2: We talked to attorney Ben Crump and CBS reporter Jamie Yuccas about the two years since George Floyd's murder.
Jamie covered the trial of Derek Chauvin for murdering George Floyd. She joined us to talk about how things have changed.
The attorney for the family of George Floyd joined the show to discuss the two years that have passed since Floyd's murder.
What's the key to happiness? That and more fun questions on this week's "Ask Adam Anything"
Our friend Jason made a big career announcement today. But... how does this affect us?!
Hour 3: We talked about the lack of transparency surrounding a report critical of the MPD, how A-Rod accidentally broke the news of the Wolves big new hire, and with Chip about the Wolves and Twins
The Timberwolves have hired a new President of Basketball Operations - in a very Timberwolves way. Plus, the Twins are going well, so why aren't people happier about it? Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune on both topics.
The Wolves have made a new hire to lead their organization, but the news apparently got leaked by A-Rod via his IG Stories... whoops.
We reacted to the lack of transparency from the Dept. of Human Rights over their MPD investigation
Hour 1: we talked about our relative concern level over monkey pox and Tom Hauser discussed whether we'll have yet another special session.
Hour 2: We played this week's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated? And why isn't the Dept. of Human Rights showing evidence from their MPD investigation to the city?
Andy Mannix from the Star Tribune joined us on his reporting about Minneapolis asking the DHR for more information on their report on the MPD - and not getting anywhere.
The SNL cast... sports comebacks... and the plan for Buxton... are they "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?"
Tom Hauser from KSTP-TV joined us to talk about another failure by the legislature to finish their work on time.
How concerned are you about the spread of Monkeypox? Had you even heard of it before the recent outbreak? We discussed.
Sheletta was in for Chad and talked with Eric Cortellessa from TIME magazine about his article showing how redlining played a role in the tragic Buffalo shooting
Hour 2: Sheletta talked with Dr. Verna Price about mentoring at-need kids. And with Deanna Perkins and Dr. Sarah Jerstad about kids and mental health
Sheletta was joined by Dr. Jerstad about how to talk with kids about mental health and get them help when they need it.
Sheletta talked to Dr. Verna Price about her fundraiser to support mentoring and supporting at-risk girls in their school work.
Hour 1: Sheletta hosted for Chad who was participating in "Research & Development". She talked with Adam and then was joined by Major Garrett for his weekly appearance.
Sheletta was in for Chad and talked to CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett about the President's political troubles, including how he's treated the Vice President.
Hour 3: We played our trivia game show with a new guest-host & talked to Rep. Phillips about his bill to help recruit and train police.
Minnesota's 3rd district congressman joined Chad to talk about his proposed bill to help recruit and train police nationwide.
It's another round of our trivia game show, this week with special guest-host Klaus VonBuler!
Hour 2: We talked to Alan Shipnuck about his excellent new book on Phil Mickelson and movies that are on TV all the time
Chad told the story of his connection to "Roadhouse". What other movies are on all the time?
The PGA should be a celebration of Phil's shocking win last year. But it's not because of controversy from a deep dive into his life by author Alan Shipnuck who joined Chad to talk about the complex story of Phil Mickelson.
Jason joined us for his weekly visit talking about the controversial fashion statement - suits and shorts.
Hour 2: Dr. Osterholm talked about long haul COVID concerns and the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined for "Playing Politics".
What does Scott Jensen need to do to beat Tim Walz in November? What's the fallout likely to be from Finland & Sweden joining NATO? John Rash and Denise Johnson from the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined for Playing Politics.
Yes, Carlos Correa is your big league shortstop. But the Twins couldn't find a spot for Royce Lewis? Really?!
What's the state of COVID in Minnesota? Dr. Osterholm from the U of M joined us for his weekly update on the pandemic.
Hour 1: We talked to Rochelle Olson from the Star Tribune and Prof. Rick Petry from the Mitchell-Hamline School of Law about today's breaking news of the plea deal for former MPD officer Thomas Lane.
Mitchell-Hamline law professor Rick Petry joined the show to talk about the plea agreement for Thomas Lane - was it enough? And what does it mean for the other two officers?
Rochelle Olson from the Star Tribune joined us on today's breaking news that Thomas Lane has pleaded guilty to "aiding and abetting manslaughter" in the murder of George Floyd.
Hour 3: We talked with Erin Maye Quade about her decision to go to the State Senate primary. And Jamie talked about the cultural impact of the Depp/Heard trial.
We talked to Jamie about a number of topics, including her upcoming story on the new fad of "foraging"... take a listen.
Erin Maye Quade went into labor during the endorsement process for State Senate. So how did she decide to run in the primary? She joined us to discuss.
Hour 2: Bill Guerin broke down the Wild's loss in the playoff and Rena Sarigianopoulos joined us for "Ask Rena Anything"
Adam was off so we decided to upgrade and invite our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE 11 to tag in for "Ask Rena Anything"!
Would he do anything differently? What difficult decisions lie ahead? Wild GM Bill Guerin joined the show.
Hour 1: Do you care about today's Congressional UFO hearings? And what's the worst problem on the roadways?
Seatbelts... distracted driving... speeding. The State Patrol is out to try and deal with some of the issues on our roads. What problem is the worst?
Hour 3: We talked about the racist theory that drove a mass shooting in Buffalo and Chip Scoggins on the Twins handling of Byron Buxton
Are the Twins trying too hard to keep Byron Buxton healthy? And are they being honest with fans about it? Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined us.
We discussed the vile, racist theory that was cited by the Buffalo shooter and how it's wormed its way into mainstream politics.
Hour 2: Another edition of Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated - and telling the truth about food!
Deep dish pizza, position players pitching, and the Pat Bev audition... are they "Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated?"
Hour 1: We talked about what can be done to curb mass shootings, and Tom Hauser updated us on the GOP convention.
Is Dr. Scott Jensen in line to be the next Governor of Minnesota? Will the supplemental budget deal hold? Tom Hauser from KSTP joins the show.
At least four more mass shootings over the weekend including the tragedy in Buffalo. So what do we do? Specifically?
Hour 3: Michael Brodkorb previewed the state GOP convention and we talked about some well-deserved awards.
We talked about some awards earned by our newsroom and a pigeon that won't leave Chad's house alone...
With Republicans endorse a candidate for Governor? GOP analyst Michael Brodkorb joined us to talk about the complicating factors involved.
Hour 2: We got feisty with our friend Sheletta & Lou Nanne joined to talk about the Wild getting knocked out of the playoffs.
The Wild flopped in the playoffs, losing to St. Louis in six games. MN's Godfather of Hockey, Lou Nanne on what went wrong.
This week we try to rescue poor Andrew from Sheletta tagging along on his first date...
Hour 1: We talked to Adam - who's ALLEGEDLY at the Governor's Fishing Opener, and with Major about politics in DC.
CBS News' Chief Washington Correspondent joined us with the latest on legal issues around President Trump, and an outright lie by President Biden.
Sure he SAYS he's at the Governor's Fishing Opener... but where is Adam REALLY?! We get to the bottom of this devious story...
Hour 3: We talked about the ripple effects of the formula shortage and a remarkable story about landing a plane
We talked about a remarkable story of a man with no piloting experience landing a plane after the pilot fell ill.
Hour 2: We talked to Dr. Osterholm about the latest Covid surge and with the Star Tribune Editorial Board about politics.
John Rash & Patricia Lopez from the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined the show for this week's Playing Politics segment. They talked about inflation, and the GOP gubernatorial endorsement.
Dr. Osterholm told us that he knows more people who've tested positive in the last few weeks than at any time during the pandemic. So what's the good news? Take a listen.
Hour 1: We talked about the Wild being on the brink of elimination and with Jason DeRusha about hairy legs.
We take on the tough issues on the show - are hairy legs out? And what should guys do about it? Jason DeRusha joined us.
Do the Wild have to get beyond the first round for this to be a successful season? Did Adam Carter put the whamboozle on them by going to bed early?
Hour 3 of the show kicks off with a conversation with Patrick DeHaan of Gas Buddy about record oil and gas prices and what to make of it. Later Chad and Adam discuss Elon Musk's comments that as the owner of twitter, he would undo Donald Trump's permanent ban.
The MSHSL voted down sanctioning boy's volleyball once again, this time by just one vote. To discuss the issue, Chad talks with the Star Tribune's Jim Paulsen.
Jamie Yuccas tells all about CBS News broadcasts. What goes into the nightly news and much more from Jamie in California.
Hour 2 of the Chad Hartman show features a conversation with Jim Paulsen of the Star Tribune about the MSHSL voting down sanctioning boy's volleyball as an official sport again. Later Jamie Yuccas joins the show for her weekly segment.
Sleep is discussed in depth by Chad, Adam and guest producer Charlie before switching topics into another edition of Ask Adam Anything in hour 1 of the Chad Hartman Show.
Callers and texters get involved in another edition of Ask Adam Anything. From Musicals and books to fishing and hair, he's got your answers.
Gas Buddy's Patrick DeHaan joins Chad in a discussion about rising oil prices, why it's happening and what may come next in the market.
Hour 3: is protesting outside of private homes a line that shouldn't be crossed? Should Fleury start Game 5 for the Wild? Was the Derby the greatest sports drone-footage ever?
Should that be a line too far? We talked about the SCTOUS protests and the hypocrisy of supporting protesting only when you agree with their point.
Hour 2: We played another round of "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?" and talked to Andy Slavitt about his podcast interview with Dr. Deborah Birx
Andy Slavitt coordinated the response team for the Biden administration. He interviewed Dr. Deborah Birx from the Trump administration on his most recent podcast and joined us to react.
F1 in Miami... "You're the best"... and an ice-bath facial... are they "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?"
Hour 1: we talked about the drastic increase in road litter and Tom Hauser previewed the end of the Session
Will anything more get done this session? What's the likely outcome of the GOP convention? Tom Hauser from KSTP joined us.
Littering is out of hand. The maximum fine right now is $300. Would raising that curb littering? We discussed.
We talked to former WCCO newsman and horseracing junkie Colin Smith about this year's Run for the Roses and the looming shadow cast by Bob Baffert.
We paid homage to the moms out there by sharing funny and heartwarming stories... mostly.
Hour 2: We got Feisty with our friend Sheletta and talked about safety on Metro Transit buses and trains.
Numbers are still down on trains and buses and the Met Council says it's a chicken-or-the-egg situation when it comes to safety. How can they increase numbers? We discussed.
Hour 1: We talked about events, like the Derby, that we'd still love to see. Plus Major Garrett made his weekly appearance
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joined us for his weekly visit. He talked about events he wants to see and the abortion story.
With the Derby happening this weekend, we talked again about events we'd like to attend.
Hour 3: We played another episode of our game show with Susie Jones and talked about the MPD's low numbers.
Today we learned the BCA and State Patrol will be helping out in Minneapolis since they're so short of officers. How does that get fixed?
Hour 2: We talked politics with Gov. Carlson and the Wild's playoff series with Lou Nanne.
The Wild evened up their series with St. Louis last night. MN's Godfather of Hockey, Lou Nanne joined the show to talk about the series so far.
Should MN legislators be full-time employees? Former Gov. Arne Carlson joined the show to talk about why he thinks that's a bad idea. Plus many more issues.
Hour 1: Adam was back from a sick day... with a weird day. And Jason DeRusha joined for his weekly visit.
WCCO-TV's Jason DeRusha joined us for his weekly visit. This week talking about Mexican food, wine and... folded underwear?
Adam was back after being out sick. What brought him back and what happened with his day?
Hour 3: We talked with BMO Chief Investment Strategist Brian Belski about the Fed raising interest rates. Plus, May the 4th be with you! (Cook is such a nerd...)
Chad allowed Cook to nerd out over May the 4th and talk about the iconic cultural institution that is Star Wars...
Brian Belski from BMO joined us to talk about the Fed's move to fight inflation today. Will it work?
Dr. Scott Jensen, a Republican candidate for Governor, joined the show to talk about his stance on abortion, same-sex marriage and other issues in the campaign.
Dr. Osterholm talked with Chad about Chad's bout with COVID and more about booster shots.
Hour 1: Chad talked about a couple thorns in his side, and with music legend Jimmy "Jam" Harris about going into the Hall of Fame
Legendary music producer Jimmy "Jam" Harris and his partner Terry Lewis have been elected to the Rock Hall of Fame. He joined us to talk about the honor.
We tackle the edgiest of topics on the show. Chad discussed a couple of thorns in his side.
Hour 3: Prof. Elizabeth Sepper from the Texas School of Law talked about the dynamics of the Supreme Court and we talked about fallout from their potential decision to overturn Roe.
We talked more about the leak of a SCOTUS draft ruling on abortion that would overturn Roe v. Wade
Prof. Elizabeth Sepper from the University of Texas School of Law joined the show to talk about the leak of a draft SCOTUS decision on overturning Roe vs. Wade
Hour 2: Wes Walz joined the show to talk about the Wild's Game 1 loss, and Jamie joined us to talk about the SCOTUS leak
CBS News reporter/anchor Jamie Yuccas joined the show for her weekly visit and shared her perspective on the story dominating the news, the leak of a SCOTUS draft ruling overturning Roe v. Wade
Chad talked with Ball Sports North analyst Wes Walz about the Wild getting blanked by the Blues in Game 1 of their playoff series
Hour 1: We talked about the probability of Roe v. Wade being overturned, and had this week's edition of "Ask Adam Anything"
Does he give a rat's a** about graduation gifts, and if so, how does he go about wrapping that? Those hard-hitting questions and more on this week's "Ask Adam Anything"
We opened the show talking about the number one news story today - the leak of a draft of a SCOTUS ruling that would overturn Roe v. Wade - and its implications.
Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joined Adam Carter to talk about a very busy and interesting time in Minnesota sports
What is the "No Mow May" campaign and what can you do to benefit pollinators? Adam talked to Prof. Elaine Evans from the U of M.
Hour 2: Adam hosted this week's Over/Under/Properly Rated and talked hockey with Wild GM Bill Guerin
Adam talked hockey with Wild GM Bill Guerin as his club gets set to face the Blues in Round 1
Susie Jones joined Adam for this week's debate segment... Heggies pizza... Adam's gift giving... the month of April... supply chain issues... are they "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?"
Hour 1: Adam was in for Chad and talked about his less-than-stellar cooking on his anniversary, and with Sue Abderholden from NAMI Minnesota about mental health awareness
In light of the passing of Naomi Judd, we're reminded once again that mental illness knows no economic boundaries. Adam talked with Sue Abderholden from NAMI Minnesota about Mental Health Awareness Month
Adam was in for Chad and talked about trying to make a nice meal for his wife on their anniversary, and coming up just a bit short...
Hour 3: Adam talked with Matthew Coller about the Vikings draft moves and with listeners about forgiving student loan debt
President Biden says he's strongly considering an executive order to forgive some student debt. Is that the right call?
Vikings Twitter was afire last night after the team traded back in the first round. Matthew Coller from Purple Insider weighed in.
Hour 2: Adam was in for Chad and talked Covid with Dr. Osterholm and camping with Sheletta
Sheletta joined Adam to talk about her camping plans and what she'd put in a care package for Chad.
Dr. Osterholm joins us each week to talk about Covid. Today he talked with Adam about Dr. Fauci's comments - is the "pandemic" phase over?
Hour 1: Adam was in for Chad and talked with Jordana about her charity work and with Major about the economy
Is the economic mess for the Democrats one of their own making? Major Garrett from CBS News joined Adam.
Hour 3: We talked to J. Patrick Coolican from the MN Reformer and discussed the likely political fallout from today's MN DHR report on the MPD.
We talked about the fallout from today's release of a MN DHR report on the Minneapolis Police Department.
We talked with the Editor in Chief of the Minnesota Reformer, J. Patrick Coolican, about today's report and what it means for Minneapolis.
Hour 2: Patrick talked 41 years of sobriety and we talked politics with the Star Tribune Editorial Board.
John Rash and DJ Tice from the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined Chad to talk politics including today's prisoner exchange with Russia and the MN Dept. of Human Rights report on MPD.
Today marks 41 remarkable years of sobriety for the best sportswriter in town. He joined Chad to talk about life and what drove him nuts about the Wolves last night.
Hour 1: Must we blame the officials for the Wolves loss? And we discussed the Dept. of Human Rights report on the MPD.
We talked about the unsurprising, but concerning conclusions of the MN DHR report on an investigation into the MPD. Will this finally spur change?
Why do we always blame the officials instead of holding the team accountable? Chad and Adam talk about the Wolves' Game 5 loss.
Hour 3: We talked with Brian Sullivan from CNBC about Elon Musk buying Twitter and with Jamie Yuccas from CBS about a host of topics.
You never know what will come up with Jamie. This week the conversation ran from lululemon's to the Music Man...
Is Musk's acquisition of Twitter being overplayed? Brian Sullivan joined us with why he thinks that is.
Hour 2: Should there be cameras in Minnesota courtrooms? Can the Wolves grab the lead in their series with Memphis?
A judge has decided that cameras will not be allowed at the trial of three former MPD officers. Is it time for MN law to change?
What does he do when he's having a bad day? What's his best blind date story? Whats the best way to quit a job? Those and more on this week's Ask Adam Anything
Rep. John Thompson had another incident with local police, being called out by the St. Paul Chief. We talked about the report and his response.
Hour 3: Sheletta talked about being part of the State of the State and Chip talked about big wins for the Wolves, Wild and Twins.
It was a good weekend for the Wolves, Wild and Twins. Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joined us to break it down.
It was a special appearance by our friend Sheletta who talked about being part of last night's State of the State address.
Hour 2: We played "Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated?" and talked with Col. Hunt about Ukraine.
How much longer might the Russian offensive last? Military analyst Col. David Hunt joined us with the latest.
Byron Buxton... Pat Bev's stoicism... Phish at MSG... are they "Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated?"
What's likely to get done as the session winds down? House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt joined us.
Chad talked about going to the Timberwolves game on Saturday an the various adventures that ensued.
Hour 3: We talked to "the Queen" on the day after her 96th birthday and about Kevin McCarthy straight-up lying.
"Queen Elizabeth" joined us to talk about turning 96 years old... and how she'd like to voice some ads?
Sheletta talked about the release of her latest book and teased a big announcement this weekend.
Dr. Osterholm joined us for his weekly visit to talk about the end of the travel mask mandate. Plus he addressed some questions about his finances
Hour 1: We talked about Chad putting the wamboozle on the Wolves, and then The Athletic's Jon Krawcyznki talked about the epic collapse.
John Krawczynski from The Athletic joined Chad to talk about the Timberwolves blowing 20+ point leads TWICE in Game 3.
Delta says they'll reconsider who they've banned from flying because of a mask policy violation. Good idea? Or what should the consequences of causing a problem on a plane be?
Hour 3: We talked about the Wolves getting trucked in Game 2 and with Tom Hauser on his birthday
Memphis trucked the Wolves in Game 2. Broadcaster Jim Petersen joined the show to break it down.
Hour 2: Should Wimbledon ban Russian players? Plus we talked politics with the Star Tribune Editorial Board
Chad talked with John Rash and Scott Gillespie from the Star Tribune Editorial board about Ukraine, mask mandates, Walz checks and more.
Is Wimbledon just making a PR move by banning Russian and Belarussian athletes from this year's tournament?
Hour 1: We talked about legalizing marijuana and with Jason DeRusha about airline WiFi and more...
Shouldn't WiFi on flights be part of the deal by now? We tackled this and other pressing questions with Jason DeRusha
We talked about the myths surrounding marijuana and why we think it should be legalized.
Hour 3: We talked about a viral video of Christians singing on a plane and Target's decision to become a permanent hybrid workplace.
We talked about Target's decision to become a permanent hybrid workplace and what that means for downtown Minneapolis.
Rep. Omar has caught some heat for her reaction to a video of Christians singing on a plane. Is she right? We discussed.
Hour 2: The Ramsey County Sheriff joined us to talk about combatting carjackings, and we found out a special talent of Jamie Yuccas'.
A Senate bill would create a metro task force to address carjackings led by Sheriff Fletcher. Is this the way to go?
Hour 1: We talked about the ruling ending the travel mask mandate and Adam fielded your questions!
Is he bothered by repetitive sounds? What's the etymology of his daughter's name? And what bird would he want to be? Those and more on this week's "Ask Adam Anything".
A federal judge ended the travel mask mandate. About time? What comes next? We discussed
Hour 3: On a Twins-shortened version of our show we talked about Adam's mom's birthday and the Wolves with Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune
The Wolves were impressive in their Game 1 victory. Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune on what they need to do to win the series.
A Twins-shortened edition of our ranking show... Is Adam's recognition of his Mom's birthday, "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?"
It was a Twins-shortened Friday show where we broke down the question plaguing society... what makes the ideal breakfast sandwich?
Should even private schools be allowed to use corporal punishment? Or is it totally out of bounds?
Hour 2: Dr. Osterholm talked about long haul Covid and Major talked about politics and journalism in DC
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins us weekly. This week: baseball, Biden's approval numbers, and a SF Chronicle story on Sen. Feinstein.
The federal travel mask mandate has been extended, and is enough being done for long haul Covid victims? Dr. Osterholm joined us for his weekly visit.
Hour 1: Chad talked about all the feels after the Wolves win on Tuesday and news and nonsense with Jason DeRusha.
Coco Chanel... the Wolves... and Elon Musk. All that and more during Jason DeRusha's weekly visit.
There's been all kinds of feels since the Wolves won their play-in game on Tuesday night. We discussed the win and the reaction to it.
Jamie Yuccas joins the program for her weekly segment. Today Chad and Jamie get into discussing the attack in New York and safety in cities across the country.
Chad interviews current minority and future majority owners of the Minnesota Timberwolves Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez ahead of the Wolves play-in game Tuesday night. What they think of the Target Center and much more. Later Jamie Yuccas joins and discusses the attack in New York.
The affable Jim Peterson joins Chad to discuss the Wolves play-in game against the Clippers. From strategy to personality, it's all discussed in their conversation.
Jim Peterson joins Chad to discuss the Wolves play-in game and they go in depth on strategy, players and what Jim expects from this team. Paul Douglas joins later on as storms tear through southern Minnesota.
Donut holes, Grecian columns, favorite Easter meal and so much more in this edition of Ask Adam Anything.
Timberwolves minority owners Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez joined The Chad Hartman show to discuss the Wolves’ stellar performance this year,
Chip Scoggins joins the show remotely from Target Field to talk about the upcoming play-in tournament for the Wolves as well as the astonishing Kirill Kaprizov and what he sees from this Twins team.
What shows are you watching that you hope get renewed? Chad, Adam and guest producer Charlie discuss that before beginning to talk about the Masters tournament.
Tim Herron regales with tales of the Masters, his view on the unprecedented round of Tiger Woods and of course the winner Scottie Scheffler.
Tim Herron regales with tales of the Masters, his view on the unprecedented round of Tiger Woods and of course the winner Scottie Scheffler. The guys also play a round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.
Another uptick in COVID cases causes concern about long-haul symptoms, and Chip Scoggins joins the show later on the talk about the Twins, Wild and Timberwolves from Target Field.
Another round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated is played among Chad, Adam and Charlie. How would you rate horseradish, golf announcers and the time it takes to dry a car?
We talked about the breaking news of Will Smith's Academy suspension, the Wolves poor behavior, and asked what would make a successful Twins season.
Hour 2: Sheletta joined us for another Feisty Friday, and we updated the leaderboard at The Masters
Chad and Adam talked about the latest action at The Masters and debated whether a recent incident at a local country club counts as "cancel culture"
Hour 1: We talked to the Twins reliever on Opening Day and to Major about Ukraine and the Masters.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joined us for his weekly visit. He talked about the devastation in Ukraine and his shared love of the Masters.
Twins veteran Tyler Duffey joined the show to talk about the beginning of another Twins season.
Hour 3: Susie Jones was back with our trivia contest and Dan Hayes from The Athletic talked Twins.
Dan Hayes from The Athletic joined us to talk about the Twins acquiring SP Chris Paddack for reliever Taylor Rogers
Hour 2: We talked to Prof. Stephen Vladeck about the confirmation of Judge Jackson for the Supreme Court, and checked in on Tiger and the Masters.
Prof. Stephen Vladeck from the University of Texas School of Law is our go-to guest on the Supreme Court. He commented on the confirmation of Judge Jackson today.
Hour 1: We talked about Tiger's early run at the Masters & Jason DeRusha joined us on the missing monkey story.
Tiger was off to a good start at Augusta... and then we took to the air. Who moves the needle in their sport more than him?
Jason joined us for his weekly visit where we all wondered about the story of Coco Chanel, the missing monkey in Maplewood.
Hour 3: Chad talked Timberwolves with Jonny K and about the decision not to charge in the death of Amir Locke with Joe Friedberg.
Defense attorney Joe Friedberg joined us to break down the lack of charges in the death of Amir Locke and the plea deal for the man who killed Bob Motzko's son.
Not a good effort from the Wolves last night. Jonny K from The Athletic joined Chad to talk about the approaching post-season and what to expect from them.
Hour 2: Dr. Mike Osterholm discussed vaccine tech and Chad talked politics with the Star Tribune Editorial Board
John Rash & Patricia Lopez from the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined Chad to talk politics including: a huge gap on educational spending proposals, the "good old days" of national politics, and Ukraine.
Dr. Osterholm from the U of M stopped by for his weekly visit. He talked about boosters and the future of vaccine tech.
Hour 1: We talked about the decision not to charge in the shooting of Amir Locke, and about the Twins shifting Opening Day from Thursday to Friday due to weather.
The Twins have moved Opening Day from Thursday to Friday due to weather. Some think the ballpark should've had a roof. We disagree...
We learned today that there will be no charges in the shooting of Amir Locke. Does that make sense? We discussed...
Hour 3: Gary Van Sickle talked about Tiger's return to the Masters and Jeff Meitrodt from the Strib about fraud in a government program trying to help kids.
Jeff Meitrodt is one of several Star Tribune reporters working on the fallout from fraud in a pandemic program trying to feed kids who weren't at school due to lockdowns. He joined us with the story.
Tiger Woods says he'll play in this year's Masters. We talked to golf writer Gary Van Sickle about it.
Hour 2: Will a successful Final Four bring folks back to Minneapolis? And Jamie joined us for her weekly appearance
Will the success of the Final Four and related events in Minneapolis convince people to come back downtown more regularly? We debated.
What's his "One Shining Moment"? And what's his Masters dinner menu? Those and more on Ask Adam Anything!
Today put Chad in mind of the most memorable day of his life - the birth of his first child. What's yours?
Hour 3: We talked about the goofy names you have in your phone contacts and how John Lassman helped make Bon Jovi's career.
John Lassman is a local radio legend. So how did he help Bon Jovi break out? He joined us to talk about it with the legendary rockers headed to town this weekend.
When Adam calls Chad it comes up as "stumpy" on Chad's phone. How do you have your contacts labeled?
Hour 2: Sheletta and Chad battled over "the slap" and Sloane Martin previewed the Final Four
Our old friend Sloane Martin joined us to talk about the National Semifinals which tip off tonight at Target Center.
Our friend and world conqueror Sheletta Brundidge joined us for her weekly visit talking about "the slap" and what the producers should or shouldn't have done, and her latest book.
Hour 1: Chad and Adam talked about the report on the State's response to the riots, and Major joined us for his weekly visit.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent joined us for his weekly visit. He talked about today's economic numbers, Trump's phone logs and Mick Mulvaney joining CBS News as a contributor
Chad and Adam talked about the recent report on the State's response to the riots, and why there weren't more mentions of the Governor.
Hour 3: We talked about a lack of buzz for the Final 4 and some breaking Minneapolis school news.
News broke during our show that Minneapolis Superintendent Ed Graff won't seek a third contract. We discussed that and the decision to extend Minneapolis' school year.
Hour 2: Dr. Osterholm talked about who should get a second booster. And we talked politics with the Star Tribune Editorial Board.
John Rash and Denise Johnson from the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined Chad to talk politics including Ukraine, President Biden, his son Hunter and Justice Clarence Thomas.
The FDA has approved a second booster for adults 50+ and those with special conditions. Dr. Osterholm joined us with more information and insight.
Hour 3: We caught up with Don Shelby and talked about making daylight savings permanent.
Yesterday the Senate voted to make daylight savings time permanent. Are we forgetting about folks in the morning mid-winter?
We caught up with media legend Don Shelby about his health, the state of journalism and much more...
Hour 2: Dr. Osterholm had the latest on Covid and on Playing Politics we discussed Pres. Zelensky's address to Congress.
John Rash and Scott Gillespie from the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined Chad for their weekly political discussion. This week they focused primarily on President Zelensky's speech to Congress.
2nd boosters, rising numbers overseas and St. Patrick's Day safety... Dr. Osterholm discussed them all on his weekly visit.
Chad opened the show talking about his son's health struggles including a recent siezure.
Hour 3: Adam was in for Chad and talked to a local woman with Russian ties and how she's viewing the war in Ukraine. Plus, how did we fail?
Adam was in for Chad and talked about looking back on the 2 years of pandemic time and how he can't avoid the feeling that we've failed as a society.
Maria Zavialova is a curator at the Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis. She shared her feelings about the invasion of Ukraine and how it's affecting her family and work.
Hour 2: We continued the Ask Adam topic of favorite words and talked to Jamie live from Mexico
Jamie joined Adam to talk about families finally getting to take vacations put off by the pandemic.
Hour 1: Will lower oil prices mean lower gas prices? Sid would be 102 today. And we played another round of Ask Adam Anything!
Is there guano on Guam? Did he wear a mask on a nude beach? What's his favorite word? All those and more on another edition of Ask Adam Anything!
Adam talked to Tom Kloza from OPIS about a recent dip in oil prices and whether that will lead to lower gas prices.
Hour 3: Is pie "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?" And Chipper joined us on a wild sports weekend.
Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined us to talk Cousins extension, high school hockey, Twins moves and much more...
We played our weekly ranking game talking about things which are "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?" ... on "pi day"
Hour 2: Our friend Sheletta joined us to talk about another honor for her and we talked about whether Biden should draw a "red line" in Ukraine.
Chad thinks Biden needs to be more forceful in telling Putin that the US will intervene beyond a certain point in Ukraine. What is that line? And how committed does the US have to be?
Our friend Sheletta has been given a "Woman of the Year" award by USA Today. She joined us to talk about the honor.
The Twins made some trades, the 2A Boys Hockey Championship game was amazing, Brady's back and KG & Mikko have their numbers retired.
Chad and Adam bantered about extending the Vikings QB and offering him even MORE guaranteed money.
Scott Jensen has picked his running mate for the gubernatorial race, and another name may be joining the race in the first congressional district race. Blois discusses that and much more in this interview.
Lou Nanne sits down with Chad to talk about the ongoing state hockey tournament and his admiration for his former coach, the late, great John Mariucci.
The great German sleep doctor Dr. Werner Stierkat joins the program to analyze callers dreams and later on Blois Olson joins the hour to talk about the gubernatorial race.
Negative wind chills in mid-March, just another year in the state of Minnesota, we discuss. Later on Major Garrett, CBS News' Chief Washington Correspondent joins the program and talks about Ukraine and baseball.
Hour 3 of the program starts off with a discussion on what is bringing joy into peoples hearts before being joined later on by Lou Nanne talking about the state hockey tournament and his former coach, John Mariucci.
CBS News' Major Garrett joins the program to talk all things Ukraine and he even dabbles in a little baseball talk and what he sees as the fix to some issues with the sport.
BMO Capital Markets Chief Investment Strategist Brian Belski talks about the stark inflation report that came out on Wednesday and the effect that the Ukraine crisis has and could have on the economy. He also later gives his input on the end of the MLB lockout as a big baseball fan.
Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins the program to talk about the stark inflation numbers report that came out Wednesday. Plus midway through the hour it was announced that baseball will be back as the owners and players came to a bargaining agreement.
Former City Councilman Don Samuels sits down to chat about why he's getting into the fifth district congressional race and taking on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. What to expect from his campaign and more as he talks with Chad.
Jason DeRusha makes time to come on the show one way or another, whether its from the television studio or in this case, a haircut appointment. Hair and much more are discussed in this fun segment.
Former City Councilman Don Samuels joins Chad to talk about his motivation to run against Ilhan Omar in the state's fifth congressional district. After the candidate, we switch gears into what is the most annoying type of small pain to have as Chad deals with a headache.
The show begins as has been the case recently with the biggest story in the world, Ukraine. What's happening there and is there any sort of end in sight? Later on Jason DeRusha joins live from the barbers chair in St. Paul.
Dr. Michael Osterholm says Minnesotans have handled the pandemic with integrity. Plus, Playing Politics with the Star Tribune.
What is happening on the ground in Ukraine. Chad talks with Col. David Hunt, who shares what his military sources have been telling him. And have you sent a text to the wrong person?
30-year military veteran Col. David Hunt tells Chad he has spoken with insiders, and details what is happening on the ground in Ukraine. He says the U.S. is assisting and he expects we'll have troops on the ground soon.
Have you sent an email or a text to the wrong person? We share our embarrassing stories.
Playing Politics with John Rash and Patricia Lopez from the Star Tribune join Chad to discuss Ukraine, former Minneapolis city council member Don Samuels wants to unseat Ilhan Omar, and the new report that Minneapolis leaders were not prepared for the George Floyd riots.
Dr. Michael Osterholm recaps the last two years and says, "The most important part to take away from COVID is that people here in Minnesota acted with integrity, and tried to save people's lives."
Chad talks with ex-Viking Matt Birk, who is joining Scott Jensen's campaign as Lt. Gov.
We're sick of this cold weather! What are your favorite summer spots? And fill-in producer Kerry Klatt gets in hot water even before the show starts.
Do Doctors or Dentists still scare you? Well they do to Jamie and Chad. Listen in to the always fun and friendly discussion between the two as Jamie drives down the freeway in LA.
Wild General Manager Bill Guerin joins the program to speak candidly about the teams recent struggles and what he sees as an issue. He also teases just a bit of information about the trade deadline in 2 weeks. Find out when trade talks are expected to pick up and more in this interview.
Chad and Adam are once again joined by guest producer Charlie as the show kicks off with a discussion on Aaron Rodgers new contract in Green Bay and a rousing edition of Ask Adam Anything.
Hour 2 of the Chad Hartman show features Jamie Yuccas who is back from China and a discussion on the sports gambling legalization bills proposed in the legislature.
Wild General Manager Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about Wild hockey. From the teams skid as of late to the upcoming trade deadline, point after point are discussed. Prior to the Guerin interview the Ukraine crisis is talked about on a humanitarian level as well as an economic level as the US vows to end Russian oil imports.
Former Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Stephen Rapp joins Chad to talk about the possibility of litigation against Russian officials over the invasion of Ukraine, and another round of overrated/underrated take up this hour of radio.
Breakfast, NFL players gambling, Ukraine, LeBron James and the Showtime Lakers. A lot to discuss and make sense of in this eclectic hour of entertainment.
Thin Mints, Long-Johns, reality checks and much more are debated in the weekly edition of overrated/underrated.
Chad and Adam are joined by guest producer Charlie as Dan gets the week off down in sunny Arizona. The first hour is focused on Ukraine, from the images that stand out and the human devastation to the global effects on things like oil. Patrick De Haan of Gas Buddy joins as an expert source on oil.
Stephen Rapp, former United States Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues joins Chad to discuss potential war crimes against Vladimir Putin and Russian officials as the continue their invasion of Ukraine.
Patrick De Haan of Gas Buddy joins the program to talk about the skyrocketing price of oil. The what, why, where and when of the oil situation all packed into 13 minutes.
Hour 3: We asked why Minneapolis business leaders aren't trying to get people back downtown, and talked to Matthew Coller about the Vikings and the combine
Matthew Coller from Purple Insider talks about comments from the new Vikings GM and Head Coach at the combine and what they mean about the club's future
Hour 2: We talked with Dr. Marc Gorelick from Children's Minnesota about a Texas law that would have parents who seek medical help for their transgender kids investigated for "child abuse".
We took calls and texts on a Texas law that would have parents that seek medical treatment for their transgender kids be investigated for "child abuse".
Dr. Marc Gorelick is the CEO of Children's Minnesota. He wrote an Op/Ed opposing a Texas law that "investigates" parents of transgender kids as child abusers. He joined us to explain his perspective
Major joined the show for his weekly visit. This week he discussed the deteriorating situation in Ukraine and his upcoming book on the Big Lie.
Jack 104's Remy Maxwell is the heavyweight champ. So Adam Carter took on morning news anchor Steve Simpson to determine the #1 contender in our "Ramp-Off"
Hour 3: we talked about the best shows currently on television and a hilarious game based on Jim Petersen's basketball card.
Someone sent Chad a trading card of friend of the show, Jim Petersen, and we couldn't help but joke "what does this guy do for a living? Wrong answers only".
Hour 2: Cory joined us to talk about running for Governor. And we discussed a story about blackface at Hennepin Health Care
How does this keep happening? Haven't we realized how pointless and harmful blackface is?
In his first interview since running for Governor, Cory Hepola joined the show to talk about his campaign.
Hour 1: we talked about the latest out of Ukraine and Jason DeRusha joined us for his weekly visit.
This week: the rivalry between print and broadcast media and the best local fish fries!
We talked about the latest news out of Ukraine and what the US should be doing to help.
Hour 3: We talked to Aaron Blake about last night's State of the Union, about Cory's big announcement and why did HBO shift gears on the Larry David doc?
We talked about HBO's last-second change in not airing the documentary on Larry David. And which game shows would we be good at?
The Washington Post's Aaron Blake joined us to talk about last night's State of the Union speech and we discussed Cory's announcement about running for Governor.
Dr. Osterholm joined us to talk about where we're at with Covid and the President's plan going forward.
Is anybody in MLB paying attention to how irrelevant they're becoming through this work stoppage? Bob Ryan from the Boston Globe called in to chat.
Did you watch the speech last night? Have those kinds of addresses become silly theater at this point? We discussed.
Hour 3: Vin Weber brought a Republican perspective to previewing tonight's SOTU address. And Sheletta went viral again...
Hour 2: We talked with Rep. Phillips about tonight's State of the Union, and with Jamie about adjusting to life back home.
Jamie is back from Beijing. How was her trip back, and has she adjusted to being back home?
Democratic Congressman Dean Phillips joined us to talk about the conflict in Ukraine and tonight's State of the Union.
Hour 1: We talked about increased presence in downtown Minneapolis and Adam answered your questions.
We talked about the latest from Ukraine and a noticeable uptick in people being back to work downtown.
Hour 3: Chad talked with Dr. Jim Cloyd about "Rare Disease Day" and with Chip about a high school wrestler, the Vikings and more.
Chip joined us for his weekly visit to talk about his longform story on a female wrestler at Edison HS. Plus, there's always something to discuss with the Purple.
Hour 3: Adam talked to Rep. Athena Hollins about a bill to ban no-knock warrants and to Dr. David Canon about the problems with redistricting.
What's the biggest problem with gerrymandered Congressional districts? How about less than 10% of seats actually being "in play"? Dr. David Canon from the University of Wisconsin Madison joined Adam to discuss.
Member of the POCI caucus are set to introduce legislation at the state level to ban no-knock warrants. Rep. Athena Hollins joined Adam to discuss.
Hour 2: Adam was in for Chad and talked with listeners about addressing issues in downtown Minneapolis learned about an expanding program in Dakota County responding to mental health issues.
Jamie Rud-Collette joined Adam to talk about an expanding program in Dakota County that follows up on 911 calls involving mental health issues.
Adam was in for Chad and talked about the issues with downtown Minneapolis and asked listeners for specific fixes to those issues.
What's his Super Bowl pick? Should we change uniform designs? Can we keep hope alive? Those questions and more on this week's Ask Adam Anything!
Oscar nominations were out today... do the awards mean less than ever? Adam was in for Chad and discussed
Is the Vikings new head coach REALLY a fan of Kirk Cousins? And how does the NFL need to change the Rooney rule? Those subjects and more when Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joins Adam Carter, in for Chad.
With Omicron numbers dropping, Adam asked if it was time to end the restaurant mandates.
Hour 2: Adam was in for Chad. We played Overrated/Underrated, and he caught up with Susie Jones.
Our friend from the newsroom Susie Jones checked in to talk about her recovery from lung cancer surgery.
Kids and Legos... an afternoon Wolves games... and the word "perfect"... are they "Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?"
Hour 1: Adam was in for Chad. He talked about which Olympic sport you'd want to participate in, and with Dr. Peter Kraska about no-knock warrant policies.
Dr. Peter Kraska from Eastern Kentucky University has been contracted by Minneapolis to review their "no-knock warrant" policy. He joined Adam, in for Chad.
Adam was in for Chad. He asked listeners if they could wake up with the fitness and training to participate in any Olympic sport, what would it be?
Hour 3: Cook had a crackpot Olympic theory and Major Garrett opined on the former VP's comments about the election.
CBS News' Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joined us to reminisce about Air Force 1 and some interesting comments from the former Vice President today.
Cook thinks Olympic curling isn't on par athletically with other Olympic sports... is ne nuts?
Hour 2: It was another Feisty Friday with Sheletta. And "the Queen" joined us to talk about 70 years on the throne.
We talked about the NFL's bumbling "investigation" policies and checked in with "the Queen" to talk about 70 years on the throne.
Sheletta joined us to talk about how she "celebrated" her birthday. Plus she weighed in on the controversial shooting by the MPD.
Hour 1: We talked about transparency - or the lack thereof - in the latest MPD shooting. Plus Matthew Coller updated us on the latest with the Vikings new leadership.
Matthew Coller from Purple Insider joined the show to talk about the Vikings new GM and Head Coach
We discussed the serious questions that still remain surrounding the police shooting in Minneapolis.
Hour 3: We talked about that gimmick of a soccer match last night and spoke with the Governor of Minnesota.
Last night's USMNT game vs. Honduras in St. Paul set a record for game time temp. C'mon... this was a joke, right?
Jonny K from The Athletic talked about Jim Harbaugh and why he won't be the next head coach of the Purple
Dr. Michael Osterholm joins us weekly to talk about the pandemic. Today he talked about the risks of alternative treatments, the efficacy of vaccines and the nuance of lockdowns.
Hour 1: We wished our friend Sheletta a happy birthday and talked news and nonsense with Jason DeRusha.
Why wasn't "Chasin' DeSlusha" among the finalists for MN plow names?! Plus, the Channel 4 Morning Anchor talked about yesterdays officer-involved shooting at an apartment building near the TV station.
Our friend Sheletta is celebrating the big 5-0. She joined us to talk about her special day.
Hour 3: We finished our part of Let's Kick Hunger Day strong with Gophers legend Bobby Bell, NFL Hall of Famer Tony Dungy and celebrity chef Robert Irvine.
You've seen Robert Irvine a bunch on the Food Network and other programs. He joined us to talk about the importance of battling hunger on Lets Kick Hunger Day
Gopher great Bobby Bell joined us to talk about why it's so important to fight hunger and help out Second Harvest Heartland on Let's Kick Hunger Day.
Hour 2: We talked about the importance of helping feed the food insecure with Vikings great Matt Birk.
Matt Birk joined us on Lets Kick Hunger Day to talk about how your donation to Second Harvest Heartland can help the fight to end hunger.
Hour 1: We talked to an executive from Second Harvest Heartland and Michele Tafoya about how you can help end hunger.
Michele has been connected to Lets Kick Hunger Day since its inception. She joined us to talk about how you can help end hunger.
We kicked off our part of "Let's Kick Hunger Day" by talking about how you can help end hunger, and talking with the Chief Development Officer from Second Harvest Heartland, Megan Muske about what your donation can accomplish.
Hour 3: We talked to the owner of Seven Steakhouse about temporarily closing and why, and reacted to the tragic news of two students being shot in Richfield.
Chad talked to the owner of Seven Steakhouse about having to close due to Covid and concerns over crime.
Hour 2: We talked to Wild GM Bill Guerin about his club, and to Rich Gannon about the retirement of the GOAT
Wild GM Bill Guerin joined us to talk about signing Jordan Greenway to an extension plus much more.
Hour 1: We talked about the latest news surrounding the former President and had another fantastic edition of Ask Adam Anything.
It's our favorite segment of the week for a reason... some spicy questions this week on Ask Adam Anything
Why do we keep talking about the former President? Because he's still making news on nearly a daily basis. We talk about the latest reporting on post-election machinations in the Trump White House.
Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined us for his weekly visit. Today he talked about the Vikings coaching search - including an intriguing candidate - and the NFL league championship games.
Newsman McGee joined us on his day off has he celebrates his 47th birthday. And he was joined by a VERY special guest!
Hour 2: We played another round of Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated and talked with Prof. Mark Osler from St. Thomas about the trial of 3 former MPD officers.
St. Thomas Law School professor Mark Osler updated us on the latest issues in the trial of 3 former MPD officers in the murder of George Floyd.
Sunday grocery shopping... Sunday walks... and hot chocolate... are they Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?
KSTP-TV political ace Tom Hauser talked about the issues facing the legislature as the 2022 session begins.
Did the Chiefs choke in the AFC Championship game? Why didn't San Francisco match Cincy's upset? We talked about another great weekend of NFL football
Hour 3: Jason talked to a Stanford scientist about gas stoves leaking methane and about an over-reliance on reviews.
Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. A recent poll says that the average vacationer will consult 17 reviews before booking. Is that too many?
Cook's brother coaches at Maple Grove and joined Jason to talk about reaching the 300 win plateau
Is your gas stove contributing to climate change? Dr. Eric Lebel from Stanford recently completed a study with some interesting results.
Hour 2: Jason DeRusha was in for Chad and got Feisty with Sheletta, and talked with Ken Martin about the expansion of the DFL caucuses.
The DFL announced they're expanding eligibility to participate in their caucuses to include non-voters. Chairman Ken Martin joined Jason DeRusha with details.
Hour 1: Jason DeRusha was in for Chad and talked about his "winter coat scale", plus Major Garrett checked in to talk about an upcoming SCOTUS nomination.
Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. He was joined by Major for his weekly visit to talk about a SCOTUS nomination, Ukraine and more.
Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. He talked about the cold weather and his idea for a winter coat scale similar to the tornado scale we're used to.
Hour 3: Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. He talked with a law professor about the importance of diversity on the Supreme Court and about restaurants that are missed.
Jason DeRusha was in for Chad and talked about some of the favorite restaurants around town that have been forced to close.
Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. He talked to Mitchell-Hamline Law Professor Rick Petry about Wilhelmina Wright's name being suggested for SCOTUS, and the importance of having a black female voice on the Court.
Hour 2: Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. He talked to Mark Hamrick about strong economic numbers and to a local ad agency about their Super Bowl Ad
Jason DeRusha was in for Chad and talked with Ellie Anderson from Griffen Archer about the Super Bowl ad they produced for Sleep Number
Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. He talked with Mark Hamrick from Bankrate.com about the growth in the economy in 2021, the strongest since the Reagan years.
Hour 1: Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. Talked about the press conference introducing the new Vikings GM and got analysis from Matthew Coller.
Matthew Coller from Purple Insider joined Jason DeRusha - in for Chad - to talk about today's press conference introducing the new Vikings GM.
Jason DeRusha was in for Chad. He talked about today's presser to introduce the new Vikings GM. Plus what's the name of the new women's soccer team in town?
Hour 3: We talk to a constitutional law expert about the retirement of a SCOTUS justice and to Patrick Reusse about MN sports.
Prof. Stephen Vladeck from the University of TX Law School joined us to talk about who might replace SCOTUS Justice Stephen Breyer.
John Rash & Patricia Lopez from the Star Tribune Editorial Board joined Chad to talk politics. This week they talked about the retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer and the budget surplus debate in MN.
Dr. Michael Osterholm joined the show to talk about the latest news in the fight against Covid.
Hour 1: We talked about the worst parts of the bitter cold. And with the Senate Majority Leader on his party's priorities for the upcoming session.
The MN GOP announced their legislative priorities today. Senator Miller joined us to outline them.
Hour 3: We talked to Brian Sullivan from CNBC about the wild ride on the markets. Plus, a pair of State Senators joined us on "right to live" conversations.
State Senators Jim Abeler and John Hoffman joined the show to talk about who makes medical decisions and how they're made in Minnesota.
The stock market has been on a wild ride the last couple of days. Why? What's the effect of inflation? Sully joined us with his perspective.
It appears one of the Vikings GM finalists is headed to Chicago. And Liz Collin announced she's leaving WCCO-TV. We discussed.
Hour 1: The hypocrisy is strong when it comes to Biden's latest slip. And Adam fielded more of your questions on Ask Adam Anything
What kind of cologne did/does Adam wear? That question and more on this week's "Ask Adam Anything"!
President Biden is catching heat for calling a reporter a "stupid SOB". But the hypocrisy is strong on BOTH sides of the aisle.
Hour 3: We talked to Col. David Hunt about the potential conflict between Russia and Ukraine. And to Chip Scoggins about a phenomenal weekend of football.
Chip Scoggins from the Star Tribune joined us to talk about a phenomenal weekend of playoff football.
The US is "considering" sending troops to Eastern Europe. Will Russia really invade Ukraine? Col. David Hunt joined us with his analysis.
We talked about recent facepalm-worthy comments from some famous anti-vaxxers. Plus, a couple of famous birthday-boys joined us.
Appreciating talent while they're alive... saying "tool in the toolbox"... and managing the bath/shower lever... Are they Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated?