Chad Hartman

Susie Jones sticks around with Chad to debate the pros and cons of women wearing men's suits and dive a relationship topic.

Former Congressman Dean Phillips breaks some news at the top of the show about his conversations with Elon Musk about building a party to change American politics. Later, we have a mix of serious topics and fun with our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.

Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad for a serious conversation about how she is able to work through gruesome news stories and compartmentalize in her mind while in her job. Plus, we lighten the mood with some fun topics as well.

Former Congressman Dean Phillips confirmed with us today he spoke with Elon Musk during his presidential campaign. With Musk's proposal of the America Party, Dean anticipates more talk soon but insists Musk cannot be the face of the party to have success.

Our final hour features continued conversation about religious leaders and places of worship diving into politics from the pulpit before some fun with guessing what else, like the Epstein report according to the AG herself, is on Pam Bondi's desk. Plus, Jamie Yuccas joins from LA and Jason stops in to discuss another prominent restaurant shutting its doors.

What does frequent flyer Jamie Yuccas think of the TSA saying we can all soon keep our shoes on while going through airport security? She joined on that topic and what's happening currently in Los Angeles with ICE.

Pam Bondi said the Epstein report was on her desk...and then it wasn't! What else do you think the Attorney General has on her desk?

The hour begins with Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher sharing why he believes our State Capitol building needs metal detectors to improve security. Later, Chad discusses proof that Twin Cities drivers need to improve their skills behind the wheel. Plus, how do you feel about the IRS saying places of worship won't lose their tax exempt status is they endorse politicians from the pulpit.

Is it time to test drivers as they age to cut down on accidents in the Twin Cities? The data says perhaps we should.

Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher joins Chad to talk about his call to install metal detectors at the State Capitol to improve security for lawmakers.

Assuming Governor Walz runs for a third term, who could beat him? Chad opens the show with that conversation before Adam stops back in for some fun with Ask Adam Anything.

Earlier today Adam Carter said his favorite ice cream flavor is mint chocolate chip. Who hurt him?

Chad is convinced that Governor Walz will indeed seek a third term in the office. Who could run for the Republicans that could be him?

Two segments of vacation and sports talk with Chip Scoggins leads into a conversation about the Epstein files and a dramatic change in what members of the Trump administration are saying about them. Plus, why does DeRusha not care about Ludacris fans who were shut out of his Taste of Minnesota show?

Why would prominent members of the Trump administration be downplaying the Epstein files today after touting shocking information and accountability in past interviews?

Chip Scoggins joins Chad to share about his recent trip to Chicago and talk about how the Twins and Lynx fared in all-star selections.

We have two segments of fun as Susie Jones joins for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before talking about Elon Musk's pledge to build a new political party to compete with the Republicans and Democrats.

Elon Musk announced over the weekend he's starting the America Party to compete with the Republicans and Democrats. How much faith you have in Musk that he can do it?

Susie Jones joins us again for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and opens the segment with talk about a disappointing movie theater experience from over the weekend.

Susie Jones sticks around at the top of the show to talk about a strange occurrence on her most recent date. Later, Chad talks about the blowback Jason Kelce received after a social media post on July 4th before a conversation about the horrific flooding in Texas and those using the disaster to revive conspiracy theories about weather manipulation.