Chad Hartman

Chad opens the hour discussing new polling showing low approval ratings from the public for President Trump. Later, we hear about the approaching severe weather from meteorologist Chris Shaffer and speak briefly about an incident of horrible behavior from a fan in Cleveland at a Guardians/Red Sox game.

New polls show approval ratings for President Trump are the lowest for any president at the 100 day mark since Harry Truman. Chad shares the data and his thoughts on what the public is thinking.

WCCO-TV chief meteorologist Chris Shaffer joins Chad with the latest projections on what to expect from severe weather as it begins to roll through the state towards the Twin Cities.

We kickoff the show today with Susie Jones joining us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Rob Prigge of the Minnesota Association of Christian Home Educators about the rising popularity of homeschooling in the state.

Rob Prigge, executive director of the Minnesota Association of Christian Home Educators, joins Chad to talk about the rising number of homeschool families around the state and how what started during COVID has continued to gain momentum.

Susie Jones joins us after a week in Belize for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and news of more vacation plans!

Rochelle Olson of the Star Tribune joins to talk about this week's Cheers and Jeers column and a few other news notes before Chad jumps between some talk about another convincing playoff win for the Wild and his uncomfortable feeling about seeing people taking selfies next to the Pope's open casket.

Does it bug you to see people taking selfies while viewing Pope Francis lying in an open casket? Chad dives into that topic after a little conversation about another great outing by the Wild in their series against Las Vegas.

Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson makes her weekly visit with to discuss a couple items in the news and review this week's Cheers and Jeers column.

Sheletta Brundidge shows plenty of passion with us during two Feisty Friday segments before Dave takes the lead sharing this week's crop of resolutions from the Am I Wrong? committee.

Dave opens Am I Wrong? today with a recounting of his correspondence with Chad yesterday and proves Chad to be a tremendous fraud in the area of his longtime complaints over people sending their weather reports to WCCO radio.

It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge brings plenty of passion to a conversation about home ownership rates among Black Minnesotans, pay inequality and more.

What happened to the Art of the Deal? Chad opens with a conversation about what he says is Vladimir Putin boat racing President Trump as Trump pleads for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. Later, Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins to with analysis of what kind of player the Vikings drafted last night in Donovan Jackson.

Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad to share some insight an analysis of what the Vikings have with Donovan Jackson as their first round draft pick.

As Russia continues with drone attacks in Ukraine, Chad opens the show talking about Vladimir Putin continuing to ignore President Trump's pleas for a peace deal.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad for two segments on state and national politics before a fun discussion with listeners about what the ideal day looks like.

What does the perfect day look like for you? Someone came up with a formula for that very thing but there was too much math, so we talked about our own version of a perfect day instead and heard from listeners about their ideal days.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to preview what he expects in the State of the State address from Governor Walz tonight and several other topics from state and national politics.

Chad opens the hour with two segments of Wolves talk with Jim Petersen before a political roundup that begins with RFK Jr lying and avoiding responsibility yet again.

Chad says RFK Jr is just lying when he says the' wave of anger' towards him is simply because he wants to find what's causing the rise of autism.