Chad Hartman

Two great segments of graduation and then Caitlin Clark talk with Chip Scoggins lead the hour before Chad turns his attention to Gaza and the inability we all have now to just have a sensible conversation about the war with someone of a differing opinion.

Arguments and generalizations from both sides were flying over the weekend as the news came of Israel recovering four hostages and the number of people who died in Gaza during the military action. Chad speaks on the news and the difficulty we have now in simply having a conversation about what's happening with anyone who may see the situation a bit differently.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about graduation season and the response to Caitlin Clark missing out on the Olympics with Team USA.

Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for some fun on a wide range of topics during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.

We have two segment of light topics with Susie Jones joining Chad and Dave for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before carrying the press conference from Hopkins police announcing they have recovered the body of 4-year-old Waeys Ali Mohamed and reaction from Chad.

Captain Craig Kreiling speaks at a press conference announcing missing 4-year-old Waeys Ali Mohamed's body was recovered after going missing near Minnehaha Creek. Chad then reacts to the tragic news.

Chad opens the show with talk about new presidential polling data and why it makes him believe Donald Trump has a shot at winning Minnesota in November. Plus, who is secretly getting data about our driving habits and where is the data going?

Your insurance may be getting information about your driving habits without you even knowing it. Chad shares how they are doing it and why he would, at the very least, like to be told it's happening.

Do new poll numbers show Donald Trump in a position to win Minnesota in November? Chad reacts to new polls and what they mean for both Trump and President Biden.

We carry a brief press conference from the prosecutors in the Feeding Our Future trial and Chad reacts to the verdicts and what was said.

The hour begins with a press conference from the prosecutors in the Feeding Our Future trial reacting to today's verdict. Chad offers his thoughts on the news before sharing his classic story about attending the 1985 French Open and we discuss the end of the line for Pat Sajak on Wheel of Fortune.

As action wraps up this year at Roland Garros, Chad takes some time to share his amazing story of how he got tickets to see the French Open while backpacking through Europe in 1985.

Dave leads us through a quick Am I Wrong? today with thoughts on Royce Lewis sitting during the final game of the series with the Yankees, a new way to handle the final days of school and pretzels.

Our usual Feisty Friday fun with Sheletta Brundidge is overtaken with serious talk as the verdicts come down in the Feeding Our Future trial.

Our usual Feisty Friday fun with Sheletta Brundidge is overtaken by the verdicts coming down in the Feeding Our Future trial. Chad continues to discuss the news from the courtroom and we squeeze in a few minutes of Am I Wrong? to wrap up the hour.

Major Garrett of CBS News joins for his weekly visit to talk about several issues from he political world including President Biden's speech at Normandy, the pitfalls of interviewing Donald Trump on live television and more!

The show begins with two segments of Dumber Than We Thought and Adam Carter on a bunch of topics before jumping into politics with the best in the business, Major Garrett.

What is your place in Minnesota outside of the metro to enjoy the outdoors on a beautiful day like today? That's one of the questions Chad and Adam Carter discuss during two segments of Dumber Than We Thought.

Jon Tevlin wrote a great piece in the Star Tribune today about his decision to use ketamine as a way to deal with depression in the wake of his wife's passing. Chad speaks about the piece and anyone choosing an avenue not typically used in western medicine.

Colonel David Hunt provides phenomenal insight and perspective in talking about the D-Day invasion 80 years later.