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Dave Shultz from Hamline University joins Esme's show to talk about how COVID 19 is impacting presidential politics.
Defense attorney Joe Tamburino joins Esme to talk about what your rights are in the midst of the state shut down.
Liang Ding, an economics professor at Macalester College, talks about the impact coronavirus has had on China.
Esme is joined by political analyst Professor David Schultz who talks about how the coronavirus will impact the next presidential election.
Can Pete and Bernie keep their front runner status for the long haul? Esme discusses that with Professor David Schultz with Hamline University.
A recent study shows that deaths associated with alcohol use among women rose 85%. Why are more women drinking? Lydia Burr, the Director of Clinical Services at Hazelden Betty Ford explains the reason why with Esme.
Esme chats with two students in charge of a program at Fairbault High School that provides free clothing and other items for their classmates who are in need.
Rep. Ruth Richardson from Mendota Heights talks about the insulin debate and her hope to make legislation to limit the cost of the life saving drug.
Professor Dave Schultz has a lot to process. He joins Esme to discuss the military strike that killed a top Iranian General, the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination, and what we can expect from the revamped Minneapolis Primary.
After a U.S. military strike killed a top Iranian General, what now? Tom Goutiere, former Dean of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Nebraska, and Hardin Lang, Vice President for Programs and Policy at Refugees International, offer analysis and impact from various angles.
Last week, a devastating fire engulfed large portions of Minneapolis' Drake Hotel. Since that time, The First Covenant Church has been one of the institutions to have helped those effected by the fire. Pastor Dan Collison explains the efforts made by the church.
This type of Cancer is not talked about as much as other types. But it has gained more notice due to the recent diagnoses of "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek and Congressman John Lewis. Abbott Northwestern Hospital oncologist Dr. Joseph Leach describes the symptoms, signs, and effects of this disease.
It's a busy time in the world of politics. David Schultz joins Esme to talk about the Impeachment hearings, the upcoming Iowa Caucuses, and other topics effecting the state and Washington, D.C.
"ONLY SHELETTA" is all Esme Murphy could scream when she learned that WCCO Radio producer Sheletta Brundidge was featured in People Magazine's 2019 People Of The Year edition.
Ben Utecht, former Super Bowl champion and concussion advocate, is now a successful singer. The Hastings native has a Christmas concert coming up in the Twin Cities and wants everyone to attend...
Is it safe for Americans to vacation in Mexico right now? Sheryl Hill, founder of Depart Smart talks safety tips while traveling abroad.
Can Republicans take back the House in Washington? Hamline Law Professor Dave Schultz joins Esme to talk national politics.
Esme chats with Dave Schultz, Professor of Law at Hamline University about the latest political news.
Esme chats with Jim Hagen, Emeritus professor of Global Business Strategy at Hamline School of Business. The two talk about whether or not retailers are able to keep up with Amazon.
Esme and Sheletta talk about the importance of ECFE (Early Childhood Family Education) classes. They aren't just for the kids. These classes, offered through school districts across the state, provide education and support for parents too.
Dave Schultz-Prof. of Law, Hamline University joins Esme. They talk about the week in politics.
Esme talks to Dr. Jordan Dunitz-Director of U of M Cystic Fibrosis Center. The FDA has approved a new drug for the treatment of cystic fibrosis. What is it and how does it work?
And a Chinese app called Tik Tok is probably on your kids phone or device and some folks in Washington are not too happy about that. Why are some considering this video and music app a threat?
Esme has two guests in the 6pm hour.
Rolf Nordstrom, President and CEO, Great Plains institute on the Trump Administration's pulling out of the Paris Climate Accord.
And Mary Curtin, Diplomat in Residence, Humphrey School of Public Affairs on the Brexit deal.
Professor Dave Schultz is back to discuss current politcis, President Trump's rally at Target Center and Dave's blog.
Ann Waltner, Professor of History at the University of Minnesota joins Esme to discuss the protest that have been taking place in Hong Kong since August. What has been the cause of these. Chris Hine, Timberwolves reporter for the Star Tribune talks with Esme about the Timberwolves upcoming season, the relationship between the NBA and China and more.
Esme's back. Her first guest is Tobacco Control Manager at the Minnesota Department of Health, Laura Oliven. Later in the hour she has William Grier; Community Health Programs Supervisor at Red Door Clinic to discuss the rising rate of STD's in Minnesota and the United States.
Air BnB's Midwest Communications Director Ben Briet joins Roshini to discuss using Air BnB's this summer instead of hotels or resorts. Later, Dr. Justine Lee, of Animal Emergency and Referral Center of MN talks the dangers of feeding your cats or dogs "boutique" food. The FDA warns, some dogs are dying from this. WCCO's Sports Huddle host Dave Mona wraps up the show with Roshini to discuss his annual "Camden's Concert" to raise money for cystic fibrosis. For more information visit: http://camdensconcert.com/#
Sports, Business, & Entertainment Lawyer Steve Silton comes in studio with Roshini at the beginning of the hour to go over a lot of the signings and trades happening in the sports world. Former instructor at the US Military Academy-West Point Dick Middleton joins to discuss St. Louis Park City Council re-meeting Monday after it voted to drop the Pledge of Allegiance to open council meetings.
Paula Maccabee, attorney for Water Legacy joins Roshini to start the show to discuss PolyMet copper-nickel mine and the effects it could have on Minnesota's enviroment. Later, Andy Skoogman, Executive Director of Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association visits with Roshini with go over this new "swatting" scheme.
In the 8PM hour, Professor Dave Schultz joins Esme for the full hour to discuss this week in politics and Dave's new blog.
In this hour, music critic, Chris Riemenschneider of the Star Tribune discusses the Minnesota History Center's new exhibit that gives you an all-access pass to First Avenue where you'll hear great stories that have come out of that venue. At the bottom of the hour, Courtney Harrness, Executive Director & program lead of Get Summer at YMCA joins Esme to discuss his program that will give thousands of teens across the Twin Cities a free membership to the Y thanks to a grant from the Richard M Schulze Family Foundation.
When a prisoner gets family visits, it has shown to reduce recidivism. Rep. Jamie Becker (DFL District 42B) joins Esme to discuss a piece of legislation that would make it possible to fund a two-year pilot program that would provide transportation for child visits to Shakopee women's prison. Later, Rep. Kelly Morrison (DFL District 33B) and James Wolfin, a grad student from the U of M's Bee Lab discuss a new programmed approved by legislation this week that benefits the Rusty Patched bumble bee that is on the brink of extinction.
Dave Schultz, professor of law at Hamline University talk this week in politics and Dave's trip to Lithuania.
Justin Halverson, financial professional with Great Waters Financial discuss what the China tariff means for consumers. How will effect cost of goods, farmers, and 401Ks. Dr. Lynn Bielski, Asst. Professor of speech pathology audiology at Ball State University comes on air with Esme to talk about hearing loss and what you can do to protect your hearing.
To start the show. @MNInsulin4All Quinn Nystom & Nicole Smith Holt discuss the skyrocketing prices of medication, insulin in particular and what they're doing to combat that. Later in the hour, Maria Wesserle, founder of Four Season Foraging talk about natural foods you can find in the woods, parks, and maybe even your backyard.
Dr. Dave Schultz visits with Esme throughout the entire hour to talk politics, Dave's new blog & much more!
Roshini Rajkumar, host of News & Views and the Real Leaders with Roshini podcast joins Emse at the top of the hour. Later in the hour, Dr. Frank Rhame from the Allina Health Clinic discusses the Church of Scientology cruise ship that's under quarantine due to an outbreak of measles.
WCCO news reporter and new voice of the Minnesota Lynx Sloane Martin chats with Esme to start the show. Later in the hour, defense attorney Marsh Halberg joins the show to discuss the Mohamed Noor, Justine Ruszczyk xase.
Addiction treatment specialist and founder of EVO Health & Wellness visits with Esme Murphy. Dr. Michael Tkach discusses the use of alcohol, reason why people may drink and how you know when you're drinking has gone to far. Research assistant Sheron Perrone fills out the special guest packed hour, informing the public all about community supported agriculture.
Office of Traffic Safety Director Mike Hanson joins Esme. Dr. Elizabeth Farhat. dermatologist, discusses skin caner and skin care with Esme.
Hamline professor of Law, Dave Schultz and Esme talk about the week in politics and discuss Dave’s blog. Plus, Dave has filed a lawsuit against those responsible for this miserable winter.
Have you seen the advertisement for pain relief products that boast hemp. What are CBD infused products and do they work? Then, is it ever too old to take on the presidency? Carleton Poli-Sci professor Steven Schier and Esme discuss.
There is a new W4 form we'll need to fill out and it will be worse than filling out your taxes. A drug resistant fungus is responsible for some deaths around the world including a few in the US. Then, the president of MN United Chris Wright talks about the first game played this afternoon at Allianz Field.
Hennepin County has pledged to partner with violence and child abuse advocates as they change the way they handle sex assault cases.
How will Officer Mohamed Noor defend himself in court this week as he faces charges for the shooting death of Justine Damond? A local attorney weighs in.
St. Patrick's Day is tomorrow. Adam Johnson from Visit St. Paul joins Esme to recap today's festivities and preview the big events coming up in the Twin Cities.
News of a major college admissions scandal rocked the academic world this week. Chris Wills joins Esme to make sense of this widespread and brazen scheme.
Esme explores how your deductions may be impacted by this year's changes in income tax with financial advisor Chris Carosa.
The pastor from Aldersgate UMC in St. Louis Park gives his thoughts on this week's decision from the United Methodist Church to ban same-sex marriage and gay clergy. He also explains which side of this argument he stands on.
Dave Schultz has a lot to look into this week. Topics include President Trump's second summit with Kim Jong Un, Michael Cohen's days in front of Congress, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's rocky week, the MN legislature's latest gun control bills, and more.
Dr. Paul Orchard from the U of M tells us about Rare Disease Day, along with what may classify as a rare disease. Univ. of St. Thomas professor Charles Reid discusses the latest revelations of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. Pastor Paul Baudhuin describes the recent decision from the Methodist Church regarding same-sex marriage.
Senta Leff (Executive Director of the MN Coalition for the Homeless) describes the impact of the annual Homeless Day on the Hill, which will take place on February 13th. Nick Foulks from Great Water Financial talks about increased turbulence in the Stock Market.
Could Plan B contraceptives soon be available in vendin gmachines at the University of Minnesota? A plan is underway to make it available and at affordable prices.
Could this be the year that minnesota goes hands free? A dad whose daughter was killed by a distracted driver hopes so. Later in the show, Esme talks to Senator Patricia Torres Ray who wants to bring more diversity to the classroom.
Guest host Sloane Martin talks about Maya Moore's decision to take a year away from the Lynx and the WNBA. Our host and producer Sheletta Brundidge look forward to Valentine's Day. Author Alana Semuels talks about the socioeconomic circumstances that impact decisions for kids to play football.
Sloane Martin guest hosts. Is Generation X an overlooked group? St. Thomas associate dean Lisa Waldner explains why that appears to be true. MN ERA president Heather Allison discusses an effort to pass the Minnesota Equal Rights Amendment.
WCCO reporter Sloane Martin fills in for Esme. Hamline law professor Dave Schultz previews what Amy Klobuchar will announce on Sunday. Augsburg history professor Dr. Bill Green takes us through some of Minnesota's place regarding Black History Month.
Dave Schultz goes through a busy week in politics, including the vote to end the Government Shutdown and the indictments against Roger Stone.
Lexi Reed Holtum joins the show to speak about the latest efforts by the State Legislature to combat the opioid crisis. Jared Kamrowski explains the best way to travel on the cheap.
Kris Ehresmann from the MN Department of Health updates us on this Winter's flu season. State Senator Ron Latz describes his bill to establish a "Red Flag" gun law.
Professor David Schultz joins Esme's show to talk about how the government shutdown affected his trip abroad. The two also talk about the government shut down and whether President Donald Trump's latest olive branch to the Democrats will get federal workers back on the job.
Esme Murphy discusses news of the day and timely political topics with distinguished guests on her Saturday evening show.
Esme Murphy discusses news of the day and timely political topics with distinguished guests on her Saturday evening show.
Esme talks politics on her weekend radio show with Steven Schier, former professor of political science at Carleton College.
Esme talks about the social media footprint of companies on her weekend show; later in the hour, she shifts gears and talks affordable housing.
Esme returns to her weekend talk show on WCCO Radio with a bang. She kicks things off talking about job transitions and making a difference in your financial future.
Former CIA Director Jack Rice joins Esme's show to talk about the death of Washington Post reporter Jamal Khashoggi and how the fallout from the investigation impacts how the world views U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia.
Steve Schier, former political science professor for Carleton College looks back at this election and gives his thoughts on the results.
Esme talks to a local expert who weighs in on whether or not it was ethical for President Donald Trump to ban a CNN reporter from the White House.
Dave Hughes is gaining some traction as he tries to unseat Collin Peterson in Minnesota's 7th district.
Professor Dave Schultz from Hamline University talks about the upcoming election and gives his predictions on wins and losses.
In the wake of stories like Vikings' player Everson Griffin, Esme about the importance of mental health awareness.Plus, A couple of high ranking GOP candidates seeking election join the show including Jeff Johnson and Dave Hughes.
Minnesota’s 2nd district DFL candidate Angie Craig talks about her race against Jason Lewis just days before the election. Later, Dr. Lucie Turcotte of the University of Minnesota Medical School talks about an increased risk of cancer for individuals who had cancer as a child.
Esme talks to Professor David Schultz of Hamline University about President Donald Trump's response to Saturday's mass shooting.
Representative Erik Paulsen, and DFL Candidate Dan Feehan both joined the show with the highly anticipated mid-term elections just over a week away.
Esme talks to Alison Feigh, the program manager at the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center about the idsappearance of Jayme Closs.
Dean Philips joins Esme to talk about his candidacy for the Minnesota 3rd district against Erik Paulsen.
Has the economy been primed for a setback for a while? Esme talks to a economic trends analysis to answer that question.
Esme discusses the impact the U.S. Supreme Court appointment will have on the upcoming elections.
Esme talks to local author Tom Hubler about his new book The Soul of Family Business. She also tackles issues in MInnesota's 1st Congressional district with one of the candidates running for the office.
Esme returns to her Saturday evening political show after being preempted for several months with Twins coverage.
John Hinderaker fills in. He talks to U.S. Senate candidate Karin Housley. Then Sheletta brings some fun to the show and shares her unproven theory about how the weather plays a role in why folks won't move to Minnesota.
Esme and Professor David Schultz handicap the upcoming governor's election for both the Republican and Democratic candidates.
Are you being traumatized by all the negative news? Esme brings on an expert who weighs in on how our face paced culture may be impacting you.
Esme brings on an expert to talk about the complexities of trying to rescue the Thai soccer team trapped in a flooded cave.
"The Simpsons" writer and author Mike Reiss discusses what it was like to be a comedy writer for Johnny Carson. Plus, he tells us about his favorite "Simpsons" episode.
Esme chats with counterterrorism consultant & former Marine Dave Eneboe about social media's role in stopping terror threats and speech on their platforms.
Esme chats with financial analyst Bruce Langer about the intrigue and potential pitfalls of Bitcoin and other digital currency.
Professor Dave Schultz joins Esme's show to talk about the upcoming governor's election and how voter turnout would play a key roll.
Is bitcoin the new way to invest for millenials? Esme's expert explains the new currency and how some people are using it to make millions of dollars.
Former professor of political science at Carleton College Steven Schier talks Minnesoat politics.