Chad Hartman

We open the show having some fun with Make Chad Laugh and talk about legendary concert venues in town and around the country before a conversation with Patrick Reusse about the Twins and more.

Patrick Reusse joins Chad to talk Twins baseball and share some targets of his scorn for the season seemingly slipping away with just four games left to go.

We kickoff the show today with Make Chad Laugh! What will be the joke that earns a chuckle from Chad and earns a lucky listener tickets to see Sebastian Maniscalco.

Chad picks up on a conversation he heard with Adam and Jordana earlier today about humans and whether we are born either good or bad with Susie Jones sticking around. Later, we discuss the idea of restaurants downgrading their portion size and charging less before former Secret Service agent Jason Russell joins to talk about the scathing report regarding the work of his former agency leading up to the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in July.

Former Secret Service agent Jason Russell joins Chad with reaction today's report that was very critical of the agency and their work leading up the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in July.

Are we as humans born with good or evil in our hearts? Chad heard this conversation during the Adam & Jordana Show and decided to get into it during his show with Susie Jones joining the mix.

Star Tribune reporter Reid Forgrave joins at the top of the hour for a conversation about his recent piece looking at a childcare model in Morris, MN. The childcare discussion continues for another segment before we shift gears into a game of Make Chad Laugh!

We have another set of Sebastian Maniscalco tickets to give to a caller who can provide some humor! Will any of the five contestants Make Chad Laugh!?

Star Tribune reporter Reid Forgrave joins Chad to discuss his story about a model that is working to save families on the cost of childcare. Could it work in urban areas?

A serious conversation about the execution of Marcellus Williams and the death penalty in America opens the show before we lighten the mood significantly when Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her weekly segment.

If you get a new fridge, which items are you buying first to stock it? That question leads us in multiple directions with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11, including her love of all mustards, cheap beef sticks and plain hummus.

Marcellus Williams was executed in Missouri yesterday despite even the county prosecutor raising questions about the validity of the guilty verdict in the case. Does America still need the death penalty?

Jamie Yuccas joins from Los Angeles to talk about the difficulties media companies face today just to stay afloat on a difficult for her own company as many coworkers of Jamie's were laid off. Plus, we talk Twins with Paul Molitor as the team has one week left to climb back into the playoff picture.

Hall of Famer Paul Molitor joins Chad to talk about the poor play from the Twins this month and a preview of the regular season's final week as the club tries to get back to the playoffs.

It's a difficult day for Jamie Yuccas as she lost several co-workers due to layoffs at her company. She joins to talk about the difficulty of that situation and the changing media landscape which led to it.

A game of Make Chad Laugh leads off the hour as a listener with a good joke walks away with Sebastian Maniscalco tickets. Later, we talk about a Florida father that turned in his 10-year-old son after the kid made a threat against his school. Plus, what do you think about the outrage of a Fergus Falls school board member that's choosing not to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of meetings?

A school board member in Fergus Falls is under fire for choosing to stand but not participate in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of board meetings. Chad talks the outrage, patriotism and more.

If your child made a threat against their school could you turn them in to authorities? Should a parent be required to do so?

Chad opens the show sharing new data about the dangerous driving on Minnesota's roads before we shift to some fun with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything.

Our answer man Adam Carter is back for another edition of Ask Adam Anything!