Henry Lake

How far should the power of the President reach? Henry looks into the ramifications of too much power in the hands of POTUS. Plus, actor, MN native, and Wolves superfan Josh Braaten recaps the first game of the new season.

Gopher football is off the bye and looking to extend their two-game win streak. MN United starts their MLS playoff campaign next week. Pioneer Press reporter Andy Greder covers both teams and provides updates on all the prep.

Pioneer Press reporter Andy Greder updates Gopher football and MN United prepping for the playoffs. Our Bite of the Night offers a geography lesson. And are you bummed out that Fall hasn't truly arrived yet?

On the back of a story where a potluck went wrong, Henry asks for your tales of horror involving the home-cooked sharing events.

Do you participate in potluck lunches at your workplace? Henry explains why that's a hard pass for him. After that, based on the foods available to Americans, do we prioritize health in this country?

The Wild have gotten hot early in the new season. NHL.com reporter and Bardown Beauties podcast co-host Jessi Pierce explains how the team has won the last three...all on the road.

Hockey reporter and broadcaster Jessi Pierce comments on the Wild's blazing hot start. Henry honors the life of a state Hall of Fame coach. Plus, our host is looking for a couple TV shows to dive into.

What stories are making headlines on this Wednesday night? FOX 9 anchor Kelcey Carlson joins the show to explain. Plus, does she have a daily routine during her workweek?

The Vikings are on a quick turnaround as they prepare for their Thursday Night Football contest in Los Angeles. Purple Insider's Matthew Coller previews the matchup with the Rams.

Matthew Coller joins a night early to preview the Vikings and Rams on Thursday Night Football. Governor Walz provides the Soundbite of the Night. FOX 9 anchor Kelcey Carlson updates us on the stories of the midweek.

With Tua Tagovailoa set to return to the field after his latest concussion, Sports and Entertainment lawyer Steve Silton hops on to discuss why NFL players are so hellbent on playing through the pain. Plus, he has a rosy outlook after the Timberwolves' opening-night loss of Tuesday.

Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa is set to come back to the field after suffering another concussion at the beginning of the season. But Henry wonders if it's worth it. Sports and Entertainment lawyer Steve Silton gives his thoughts on Tua, as well as the Timberwolves.

The Timberwolves are helping to usher in the 2024-2025 NBA season on Tuesday night. "MinnPost" reporter Britt Robson previews the campaign-to-come.

"MinnPost" reporter Britt Robson looks ahead to the Timberwolves' season as the new NBA year tips off on Tuesday. What does Henry think was the worst sports moment of this past weekend? Plus, what's the Word on the Street during this early part of the week?

In the Soundbite of the Night, Henry looks into the Arizona State football coach and his vocal call to replace a certain member of the team.

Is there any reason in particular that two Minneapolis suburbs want to market a merger? A college football coach really needs a special teams change. Plus, the final season of a legendary TV show begins.

As WCCO Radio turns 100-years-old, Henry takes a few moments to hear from listeners about how the station has impacted their lives over the years.

Monday night, WCCO Radio honored 100 years of being on the air. Henry was part of the celebration event, and he asks the listening audience about what this station has meant to them over the decades. Then, does our host have an issue with Charter schools?

The Vikings dropped a heartbreaker yesterday to the Detroit Lions. Is it time for panic? Chris Tubbs and Alex Westad discuss plus a range of topics about the City of Oakland, Sunday Scaries, and living the dream.

Hour Two of the Lake Show features Chris Hine of the Minnesota Star Tribune previewing the upcoming season for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Then Alex Westad and Chris Tubbs talk about the injury to Cleveland Browns Quarterback Deshaun Watson and if it's possible to separate art from artist in 2024.