Chad Hartman

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 Show Chad 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.