4pm Hour: Jason talks about the latest confusion over what we actually accomplished in Iran. Then he talks about a viral video of an athlete autograph interaction from Minnesota. Finally Antonio Gambino and Shaz Khan from Tono Pizzeria and Cheesesteaks joins the show for DeRusha Eats!
Jason talks with Antonio Gambino and Shaz Khan the growing numbers of Tono Pizzerias across the metro on DeRusha Eats!
We obliterated Iran's nuclear program... or just set it back a few months. There's a cease-fire... or not. The middle east is a mess, and so is the reporting. Then, he talks about a viral video of an autograph interaction in Minneapolis that's making news. (Photo by Stringer/Getty Images)
3pm Hour: Jason talks about the speed cameras that are coming to Minneapolis. Are they fair? Then he talks with Minneapolis City Councilmember LaTrisha Vetaw about the 11-year-old boy murdered in her Ward.
Jason talks with City Councilmember LaTrisha Vetaw from Ward 4 about the shooting of an 11-year-old boy in a park. What's the latest and what can we do to help?
Jason thinks a speeding ticket should be a "fair fight" and that speed cameras are fundamentally unfair. Do you agree?
A lot to unpack as we begin with heartbreaking news of an 11 year old shot and killed in North Minneapolis. Also we dive into some The Lead as we share the heroic act of Yvette Hoffman’s daughter and the lifesaving measures she had taken a week ago Saturday in the midst of a horrific event. Also MSP is hoping to become dementia friendly and then Jason gives us the Headlines including the latest with the Timberwolves and Lynx and much more in DeRush Hour News Headlines! Then Dave Schwartz joins t...
No shortage of sports this week as we put a bow on the NBA season after the Thunder took down the Pacers in Game 7 and also Twins position players pitching and we take the Temp of the Twins!
This hour we provided the Radd Report with Kate Raddatz covering various fun topics and also chatted for a bit with Twins legend both on the mic and on the field Dan Gladden with some listener questions and also how life has been since retirement from the game and being a dad and why the team is struggling so much lately!
Joining Jason out in left field was the voice of the Minnesota Twins, Dan Gladden - we talked about the rough slump the ball club has been in, life after retirement and as a dad and other various listeners chimed in with questions as well!
She is the millennial mom on the show and we love her for it. We go to Kate Raddatz for the Radd Report to talk about various rude habits with smartphones, Door County and waterparks and also airport lounging alone - fun stuff with Kate today!
Had the chance to sit down with the President of Business and Baseball Operations Derek Falvey
Right out of the gate for the show we talked about the latest in Iran and the attempted airstrikes in Qatar and chatted with Prof. Mark Bell with the University of Minnesota. Then we talked to Derek Falvey President of Business and Baseball Operations with the Minnesota Twins on some of the team’s struggles, the search for new ownership for the Twins and much more!
Hours after we learned of missiles being intercepted near a United States airbase in Qatar, we have more details on the damage done with the airstrikes. To explain everything going on and more is Dr. Mark Bell, Political Professor at the University of Minnesota to share his thoughts on the conflict in the Middle East, the attack on nuclear sites in Iran and more!
We are learning more and more in recent weeks on the ongoing issue between Israel and Iran and now the U.S. has joined the fray and we break down the latest as more airstrikes are exchanged between Israel and Iran - including intercepting missiles overhead in Qatar near a U.S. airbase!
This hour Dan does the "DeRush Hour Headlines" and he talks Twins with Dan Hayes from The Athletic.
Dan Cook (in for Jason) talks with Minnesota Twins Beat Writer for The Athletic Dan Hayes about the current status of the Twins rotation, should Byron Buxton be in the MVP conversation, why he doesn't see any moves, has Carlos Correa found something in his swing and more.
Dan Cook has your Fri. June 20 DeRush Hour Headlines!
This hour we play Card DeSharks, courtesy of Jester Concepts restaurants, "Name That Tune" for Keith Urban tickets, Dan is wondering why we're always tired.
It's Card DeSharks hosted by Dan Cook!
Dan Cook slides in for Jason and explains why the Feds are wrong for wanting to kill Vance Boelter, why one in three Americans admit they wake up already exhausted, plus he and Chris Tubbs "Geek Out" over professional wrestling.
Dan Cook slides in for Jason and explains why the Feds are wrong for wanting to kill Vance Boelter.
Dan and Chris Tubbs discuss why pro wrestling is an underrated art form.
5pm Hour: On the DeRush-Hour, Jason talks with Fernando Quijano from the U of M about immigration and MN's ag jobs. Plus he talks to Francis Odhiambo, CEO of Arise Community Credit Union. Then Jason plays Name that Tune for a chance at tickets to see Keith Urban in September!
On "The Lead" - Jason talks with Fernando Quijano from the U of M Extension about the impact of the immigration crackdown on Minnesota ag and food distribution jobs. Then he's joined by Francis Odhiambo, CEO of Arise Community Credit Union about the first black-owned credit union and Juneteenth. On Page 2, would you take out your darn earbuds please?! (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
4pm Hour: Jason talks with Minneapolis Foundation President & CEO RT Rybak about winning a lawsuit against the feds. Then on DeRusha Eats - all you need to know about Hoyo sambusa!
Jason talks to Mariam Mohamed and Matt Glover, Co-Founders of Hoyo, about their sambusa products on today's DeRusha Eats!
Jason talks to RT Rybak, the President and CEO of the Minneapolis Foundation, about their lawsuit against the EPA that freed up tens of millions to go to nonprofits across the Midwest. Plus he talks about security issues surrounding public officials.
Following the tragic shootings from last weekend, Jason asks if it's too easy to access people's personal information? Is there a way to protect that data? Or has the horse left the barn?
On "The Lead" - increasing health insurance costs, a Maple Grove legislator is grateful she wasn't home, and Anna Goorevich from the U of M on their "Women in College Coaching Report Card". Then on Page 2 - General Mills joins the movement to ditch food dyes. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
