Chad Hartman

Sheletta Brundidge makes her weekly appearance with Chad Hartman. They discuss an incident at a local playground and the ensuing online response.

Chad Hartman is back on the mic with a myriad of topics to kick off the show. Best weather months in Minnesota, iconic local places you haven’t been to yet and condiments Lindsey won't touch. Plus, Sheletta Brundidge gives her thoughts on an incident at a local playground.

Lou Nanne joins at the top of the hour for two segments on the Wild before talk about two more metro towns announcing they'll open social districts in their downtown areas and where we can get tougher laws to help curb poor driving behavior.

Much like Maple Grove, Stillwater and Shakopee are now going to have social districts within their downtowns that allow folks to bring alcohol onto the streets during certain times. Are you in favor of the idea or does it present too many possible problems?

Lou Nanne joins Chad on a second OT loss in a row for the Wild and why he still believes they have a good chance to get by Las Vegas in their playoff series.

Chad speaks out on folks who have said Anthony Edwards is already the greatest player in Wolves history. Plus, we talk about the opportunity to record everything we say during our days and President Trump dodges a question about who owns the current economy as the stock market struggles.

A Wall Street Journal reporter wrote a piece about her experience recording everything she said with new devices now available for anyone. Would you give it a try?

Chad has heard enough from people saying Anthony Edwards has already eclipsed Kevin Garnett are the greatest player in Wolves history. He's not there yet.

Chad opens the show talking about another difficult playoff loss for the Wild last night and other gut wrenching losses in Minnesota sports history. Later, we have some fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos during our regular Wednesday conversation.

How many times are you allowed to be rescued off a mountain before you have to pay the costs? Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins and makes a ruling on that question as the new czar of climbing and hiking.

It was a very difficult loss for Minnesota Wild fans to stomach last night. Is it the toughest in franchise history and where does it rank among the worst of the worst in Minnesota sports history?

Former Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to talk about the first 100 days of President Trump's term, Angie Craig announcing her Senate candidacy and more from the political sphere before we move to some lighter topics with our friend Jamie Yuccas.

During our weekly visit with Jamie Yuccas she and Chad talk about keeping early hours and Beyonce kicking off her Cowboy Carter tour in Los Angeles.

Former Congressman Dean Phillips comments on President Trump's first 100 days on this term in office. Plus, Dean shares his criticism of the Democrats and the plan for the party and speaks strongly in support of Angie Craig after she announced her candidacy for Tina Smith's Senate seat.

Former judge Kevin Burke joins Chad to weigh in on another controversy with Mary Moriarty and her policies as Hennepin County Attorney. Later, we share the details and take sides in a lawsuit between neighbors in St. Louis Park all stemming from a driveway basketball hoop.

Neighbors in St. Louis Park are battling in court and it's all because of a basketball hoop. Where do you stand in the controversy?

Former Hennepin County judge Kevin Burke joins Chad with his view on county attorney Mary Moriarty saying her office will take race into considering when deciding on plea deal offers.

Chad opens the show talking about the decisions by many groups around the metro to cancel events and close businesses due to the possible storms that never materialized in the metro area. Plus, Susie Jones covers Adam Carter's normal spot with a game of Ask Susie Anything.

With Adam Carter out, Susie Jones sits in for him with a game of Ask Susie Anything!

Chad opens the show hearing Dave's arguments that Minnesota has been under the firm grip of weather panic for several years and it has to stop, with the Twin Cities seemingly shutting down yesterday the potential of strong storms the moment that drove Dave over the edge.