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Jason hosts another wild round of his game show... listen in as Todd and Carrie battle it out for a $50 gift card from Jester Concepts restaurants on CARD DESHARKS!!!

Jason hosts another wild round of his game show... listen in as Todd and Carrie battle it out for a $50 gift card from Jester Concepts restaurants on CARD DESHARKS!!!
3pm Hour: Jason talks about where we're at 5 years after George Floyd's murder. Are we better off? Then producer Dan Cook "geeks out" over a chance to see the beauty of nature.
Producer Dan Cook is an unabashed nerd and loves to share the joy of geeking out! This week - how you can get a special look at the beauty of nature! Green light it? Or gong it?
Jason talks to listeners about where we're at 5 years after George Floyd, and whether our expectations were too high or too low.
"Something Offbeat" host Mike Rogers has been bringing the "Other Side of the News" to listeners for decades. Now, you can catch up on his dispatches here! First up, we check out a U.S. playdate between the largest and smallest dogs and then head to the U.K. for tips on how to handle a 24-hour pub crawl and and to learn about using asparagus to peek into the future.
5pm Hour: On the DeRush-hour: Jason talks to Chris Hine from the Star Tribune about Game 2 of the Wolves/OKC series. Plus, what do the federal cuts to SNAP mean for Minnesota? Then, the Treasury says it's done with the penny - about time?
The Treasury says it's going to stop minting the penny. Time to finally empty those jars? Then - wait, Jason's going to do what?! (Photo Illustration by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
On "The Lead" - the Wolves are getting ready for Game 2 in OKC! Jason talks with Chris Hine from the Star Tribune. Then, Pat Garafolo from the MN Grocers Association talks abut potential federal cuts to the SNAP program. Then on "Page 2" - did companies follow through on racial equity donations? (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
4pm Hour: Jason talks about the reception for Paige at Target Center - it didn't bother him as much as he thought it would. Then, why are is the most important legislation always negotiated without transparency? Finally, Maddie Schmitz talks macarons on DeRusha Eats!
Jason talks with Maddie Schmitz about her career as a baker, the boost she got from Food Network and living her dream. All that and more on today's "DeRusha Eats"
Jason talks about the reception Paige Bueckers got from Lynx fans... would we welcome a male athlete back that way? Then - are we okay with legislature cutting a budget deal out of the public eye? (Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)
3pm Hour: Jason talks about the sharp rise in politicians cursing in public. Is it really a bad thing? Then he's joined by St. Thomas law professor Mark Osler and Zack Lindstrom from the MN Clemency board to talk about why clemency is such an important concept in the justice system.
Jason is joined by St. Thomas law professor Mark Osler and Zack Lindstrom from the MN Clemency Board to talk about why clemency is such an important part of the justice system.
Jason's not a prude, but there's been a marked uptick in politicians swearing in public and on social media lately and he's wondering if that is (or should be) bothering people?
5pm hour: On the DeRush-Hour Headlines - a lawsuit filed in MN over transgender participation in sports. Then, you might not know it watching her on Fox 9, but Amy Hockert is a crazy Timberwolves fan on social media. She explains it to Jason.
Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals is tonight between the Timberwolves and Thunder. You know who'll be watching with rapt attention? Fox 9's Amy Hockert. She joins Jason to talk about her fandom
On "The Lead" - a lawsuit filed today over transgender participation in sports. Then on "Page 2" - some of the best golf courses are in our back yard
4pm: Jason talks about spilling coffee on someone in NYC. Did he handle it well? Then he's joined by attorney Joe Tamburino talks about the state of the legal system 5 years after George Floyd's murder.
Jason talks to local attorney Joe Tamburino about the convictions surrounding George Floyd's murder and if any legal perspectives have changed in the last five years.
Jason tells the story of spilling his coffee on a woman on the NY subway and how he handled it. Did he do the right thing?