Chad Hartman

Sheletta Brundidge joins for a very serious Feisty Friday with a debate about the criticism directed toward Kamala Harris and the failure of her campaign. Plus, Sheletta talks about the concerns she has for her son and other Black college students around the country facing disgusting racism today.

Chad opens the show with Adam Carter and two phenomenal fast-paced segments of Text-a-Topic! Later, Major Garrett joins for his weekly visit to react to the election results and breaking news of the US confirming Iran was involved in plotting to assassinate Donald Trump prior to the election.

Major Garrett of CBS News joins with excellent insight and analysis of the election results, Donald Trump's choice for chief of staff, and news that the US has confirmed Iran was behind plotting to assassinate Trump prior to the election.

What do you want to hear discussed on the radio? Chad opens the show with Adam Carter joining for two segments of fun with Text-a-Topic!

Adam Carter explains his problem with wanting to get off social media but not having the gumption to actually do it before Jason DeRusha joins for his weekly visit to the show.

Do the Twin Cities really need food halls? Jason DeRusha joins Adam Carter on that topic and others.

Adam Carter's head wants him to get off of most social media, but his heart can't let him do it!

Adam Carter has two segments of mostly local political talk with KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser before diving into the frustrations and annoyances of trying to sell things on Facebook Marketplace.

Is it even worth the hassle that goes along with trying to sell something on Facebook Marketplace today? Dave tells Adam about his adventures and struggles this week in dealing with scammers and ghosting while trying to unload a dryer.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Adam Carter with talk about how the Minnesota House will look with a balance of power between Democrats and Republicans, Tim Walz returning to the state, and how each of our congressional districts are now totally uncompetitive.

Adam Carter is in for Chad today and opens the show with talk about empathy for those struggling with results of the election before complaints about theft causing stores to put even small things like toiletries behind locked glass.

Walmart is testing a program that will allow employees and some customers to open locked displays with their phones and it reminds Adam just how much he hates having to get an employee to grab a key just so he can buy toothpaste.

Adam Carter is in for Chad today and opens the show saying it's not always easy for someone to get over and election loss and it's time for some empathy.

Former Minnesota House Speaker Kurt Daudt joins Chad at the top of the hour to talk about what appears will be a tie between the GOP and DFL with 67 seats in the House going into the next session. Later, what are your hopes and fears, if any, about another Trump presidency?

What do you hope to see happen during Donald Trump's second term in the White House and what, if anything, are you fearing?

Former Minnesota House Speaker Kurt Daudt joins Chad with reaction to election results and good insight into what the process will be like in the House as it seems the DFL and GOP will each enter the new session with 67 seats.

Dean Phillips joins Chad with reaction to a bad outcome for his Democratic party last night and his own future after he leaves Congress in January. Plus, we discuss the future for Governor Walz as he returns to the state and if he will run for a third term in 2026.

What are your feelings about Governor Walz as he returns to the state to continue his term and possibly run for a third in 2026?

Outgoing Congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad reacting to the election results and failures within his own party that led to Donald Trump crushing Kamala Harris. Phillips also tells us he won't rule out another run for political office, but will not run for Governor in 2026.

Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 explains what the coverage was like at her station last night and today for the election and why, as a woman, she's feeling disheartened today.