Chad Hartman

Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins to talk about some Wolves offseason topics, including Julius Randle and Naz Reid agreeing to deals to come back to the club. Later Chad discusses a poll that dives into how many in the country are proud to be an American.

Are you proud to be an American? Chad shares results of a new poll and leads a discussion about what it actually means.

Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic joins Chad with talk about Julius Randle and Naz Reid agreeing to deals with the Wolves and more on priorities for the offseason.

Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for two segments of fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad calls out those on social media who decided to take shots at Governor Walz because of a photo posted of him at the Hortman funeral on Saturday.

Governor Walz posted a photo of himself saying goodbye to Melissa Hortman from the funeral of her and Mark Hortman on Saturday. Sadly, way too many people used this as an opportunity to go over Walz and Chad finds that behavior abhorrent.

Susie Jones joins us for this week's fun round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.

How do we feel about Grand Casino getting naming rights to the Wild's arena in St. Paul? Chad opens the hour with that conversation and talk about getting life back into St. Paul before an interview with Representative Kristin Robbins about her experience at the funeral for Melissa and Mark Hortman.

Representative Kristin Robbins joins Chad to share about her experience at the funeral for Melissa and Mark Hortman on Saturday and the state of politics and our political rhetoric in Minnesota. Plus, is she considering running for a statewide office?

Chad opens the show reacting to the news that ST. Paul's Xcel Energy Center will become Grand Casino Arena. Do we have a good nickname to use yet like we did with The X? Plus, what would get you back to downtown St. Paul on a regular basis?

Rochelle Olson of the Star Tribune joins for her usual two segments to lead off the final hour on a Friday before the Am I Wrong? Committee takes the stage with this week's resolutions.

The Am I Wrong? Committee is back with three resolutions, focused today on protestors of the Bezos/Sanchez wedding, Gen Z's buying habits, and our horrendous June weather.

Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Chad to talk about the somber mood at the state Capitol today and her experience there as the Hortmans lie in state, plus some lighter discussion related to this week's Cheers & Jeers column.

Sheletta Brundidge joins us for a much more somber Feisty Friday as she shares about her time at the Capitol this morning while the Hortmans lie in state. Later, Chad jumps around to a few topics during Rapid Fire Radio.

It's time for some Rapid Fire Radio with Chad as he touches on a few topics, including our opinion on introducing lane splitting to our state highways for motorcycle riders.

Sheletta Brundidge joins for a somber and emotional discussion about walking through the Capitol with Melissa and Mark Hortman, along with their dog Gilbert, lying in state.

Chad opens the show with some fun talking about the annoying things our neighbors do before diving into the latest Supreme Court decision with Justin Crowe of Williams College.

Justin Crowe of Williams College joins Chad to talk about what the Supreme Court decision on the birthright citizenship case means for lower courts and the power of the executive branch.

What drives you nuts about your neighbors? We hear plenty of complaints from listeners when Chad opens the show with that question.

Chad was at Target Field ready to enjoy a ballgame with listeners, but the weather changed that and he came back for an hour of a show. We discussed several issues brought by texters through Text-a-Topic and Chad addressed President Trump and others within his administration criticizing the media, particularly CNN, for doing their jobs and not simply parroting what we were told by Trump about the success of the Iran bombing.

Freelance journalist Joon Lee joins Korzo at the top of the hour to discuss his piece in the NY Times about the very high costs of following your favorite sports teams today in the streaming era. Plus, tree expert Tom Prosser talks about Minnesota's progress in slowing down the Emerald Ash Borer and Scott rants about his least favorite highway in the metro.