5pm Hour: On the DeRush-Hour Jason talks about Mary Moriarty's decision not to run for a second turn with attorney and Democratic analyst Abou Amara. Then Alec Lewis from The Athletic joins the show to preview Saturday's preseason Purple opener.
Jason talks with Alec Lewis, Vikings beat writer for The Athletic, about Saturday's Vikings preseason opener and yes... all eyes will be on JJ McCarthy. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
On "The Lead" - Jason talks with attorney and Democratic analyst Abou Amara about Mary Moriarty's decision not to run for a second term as Hennepin County Attorney. Plus, MNGI CEO Dr. Scott Ketover talks about catching colon cancer cases earlier and more often. Then on "Page 2" - yesterday screen time wasn't so bad... today? It's awful.
4pm: Jason doesn't like Little Free Libraries. What's your unpopular opinion? Then on DeRusha Eats he talks to Kamal Mohamed from Parcelle Organics about teaming up with Twins pitcher Joe Ryan to create a new smoothie!
Jason talks with Kamal Mohamed, owner of Parcelle Organics, about developing a relationship with Twins pitcher Joe Ryan and collaborating on a new smoothie!
Jason's not a fan of Little Free Libraries. Yes. He actually thinks that. What's your unpopular opinion?
3pm Hour: Jason talks with listeners about the things we CAN agree on in a politically divided world. Then he's joined by attorney Joe Tamburino to talk about Vance Boelter's "not guilty" plea and a State Supreme Court decision on ghost guns.
Jason talks with attorney Joe Tamburino about the "not guilty" plea from the man accused of shooting a pair of lawmakers and their spouses. Plus, why did the State Supreme Court decide that some ghost guns don't need serial numbers?
Jason was inspired by a social media post to ask listeners what CAN we agree on (since everything seems to fall upon political lines these days)?
5pm Hour: on the "DeRush-Hour" Jason learns more about increased security at the Capitol and pet adoptions in Minneapolis. Then what have you had ENOUGH of this week?
What have you had ENOUGH of this week? Jason talks with listeners about what's grinding their gears!
On "The Lead" - Jason learns more about increased Captiol security from State Patrol Col. Christina Bogojevic. Plus, Danielle Joerger from MACC talks about about waiving pet adoption fees on Wednesdays through September. Then on "Page 2" - JJ is selling his house?! (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)
4pm Hour: Jason talks with Tracy Perlman about why in the world the Strib would write about the "Best-Smelling Spots in Minnesota"?! Then he's joined by Jill Renslow from the Mall of America to talk about back-to-school shopping - yes, it's that time!
Jason talks with Jill Renslow from the Mall of America about back-to-school shopping and how they're trying to improve the experience for shoppers!
Jason talks with Tracy Perlman every Wednesday. Who asked for this "Best Smelling Places in MN" list?! And what would you want named after you?
From the lack of communication following the shooting of lawmakers, to the Federal raid in Minneapolis, our governments can't seem to communicate with itself. Jason wonders if they can't just get some group chats going?!
4pm Hour: Jason is joined by his tech guru Greg Swan who wonders if we need to be more polite to robots? (No, really!) Then on DeRusha Eats he's joined by Nate Burleson from CBS Mornings who's coming to town to promote his new vodka
Jason talks with former Vikings and current CBS Mornings host Nate Burleson who's coming to town to promote his new vodka!
Jason talks with our favorite tech guru Greg Swan about if we should be concerned about insulting robots. Plus, are you ready to show your ID on the internet?
3pm Hour: Jason talks with listeners about what's most important at their grocery stores. Then he talks with Hennepin County Commissioner Jeffrey Lunde about whether the county will take over HCMC to address their financial issues.
Jason talks to Jeffrey Lunde, Hennepin County Commissioner for District 1, about their hearing today discussing the board taking control of HCMC to help try and solve their financial problems.
Jason has "his" grocery store that he goes to all the time. Why is that store his favorite? And what makes your store YOUR favorite? (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
4pm Hour: Jason talks about the latest ridiculous twist in the "controversy" over Sydney Sweeney's jeans ad. Then he's joined by Dave Schwartz - what did he think about the Twins' fire sale? And have the Lynx made themselves overwhelming favorites to win a title?
Jason talks sports every Monday with Dave Schwartz. Today - what did Dave think of the Twins fire sale? And are we edging closer to another title for the Lynx after they made a big trade.
An already silly "controversy" over Sydney Sweeney's jeans ad just got even more ridiculous after it was revealed that she's a registered Republican. It's an ad for JEANS for crying out loud. But these days EVERYTHING has to be political. Jason talks to listeners. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images)
3pm Hour: Jason talks about being awoken this morning by a neighbor's lawn mowing. How early is TOO early? Then he talks to KARE 11 investigative reporter AJ Lagoe about their look at fraud in a State housing program that was shut down as of Friday.
Jason talks to KARE 11 investigative reporter AJ Lagoe about their look at the housing stabilization program that the State decided to shut down when serious fraud was exposed.
Jason was rudely awoken by a neighbor cutting their grass... at 7:30am. Isn't that too early?! What's an appropriate time to trim the verge?
On "The Lead" - Jason talks to Dr. Joe Hobot from the American Indian OIC about assistance groups in Minneapolis struggling to keep up with homeless encampments. Then on "Page 2" - the EPA is weakening rules on PFAs. (Photo by Apu Gomes/Getty Images)
4pm Hour: Jason hosts another round of his game show, "Card DeSharks" and then talks with Dan Hayes from The Athletic about yesterdays wild trade deadline for the Twins.
