Jason talks with Dan Hayes from The Athletic about yesterday's trade deadline and the double-digit trades the Twins made. What the heck happened?! (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)
Jason hosts another competitive edition of his game show. Listen as Patty and Chris battle it out for a $50 gift card to Jester Concepts restaurants on "Card DeSharks"!
3pm Hour: Jason recalls his time reporting on the 35W bridge collapse 18 years later. Then producer Dan Cook nerds out on a wildfire-haze Moon.
What's producer Dan Cook nerding out about this week? You get the chance to give him the "green light" or a "gong" on "Dan Geeks Out!"
Jason was one of the first reporters on the scene in 2007 when the 35W bridge collapsed. 18 years later he talks about the experience and how it affected him. (Photo by Scott Schneider/Getty Images)
5pm Hour: On the DeRush-Hour - Jason talks to Lt. Col. Brian Morgan from the MN National Guard about their help with St. Paul's recovery from a cyber attack and then Michael Rand from the Star Tribune reacts to the Twins fire sale. Finally Jason talks with Erin Hickey from LifeTime fitness about their new AI robot massage program.
Jason talks to Erin Hickey, LifeSpa Category Director at LifeTime Fitness, about their new AI robot massage option.
On "The Lead" - Jason talks to Lt. Col. Brian Morgan from the MN National Guard about how they're helping St. Paul recover from a cyber attack. Then Michael Rand from the Star Tribune reacts to a Twins fire sale. Then on "Page 2" IKEA stores in a Best Buy?! (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)
4pm Hour: Jason tries to sort through the Twins trades as they come hot and heavy. Then on DeRusha Eats: happy National Avocado Day... sort of.
Jason can't believe his producer is 100% out on avocados and guacamole. Especially on this - National Avocado Day! (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)
Jason has the latest news on who the Twins are trading. Then - why are state and local officials gaslighting us when it comes to road construction? Just be honest!
4pm Hour: Jason talks about the surprising trade of Carlos Correa and the Twins becoming big-time sellers. Then he talks to former MN House Majority Leader Ryan Winkler about the leftward movement among Democrats in Minneapolis and what that means for the rest of the state
Jason talks with former MN House Majority Leader Ryan Winkler about the leftward movement among DFL'ers in Minneapolis - what does that portend for Dem's in the rest of the state?
Jason talks about a shocker of a deal with the Twins trading SS Carlos Correa back to the Houston Astros. What does this mean for the future of the Twins? And how do fans feel about the rest of the season? (Photo by David Berding/Getty Images)
5pm Hour: on the DeRush-Hour Jason talks with Dr. Tyler Schipper from St. Thomas about todays major economic news. Then what's stuck in your craw this week? Jason talks to listeners about what they've had ENOUGH of.
What's grinding your gears this week? Jason talks with listeners about what they've had ENOUGH of.
On "The Lead" - Dr. Tyler Schipper tells Jason why interest rates aren't changing even with positive economic news. Then Chelsea Wen from "US News & World Report" talks about their high rankings for MN Hospitals. On "Page 2" - why a pizza shop in Columbia Heights is going viral
4pm Hour: Jason's got a different take on the "Best Views" in MN. Then - why the state is asking people to slow down applying for REAL ID. And finally he talks to Jake Loesch from the Citizen's League on how they're trying to build bipartisan relationships among legislators.
Jason talks with Jake Loesch, the Executive Director of the Citizen's League, about their program which brings together legislators from opposing parties and brings them to each other's districts to build relationships.
The Star Tribune published a ranking of the "Best Views" in Minnesota. Jason has a... slightly different take. Then, the state is so backlogged on REAL ID applications, they're asking folks to stop applying for a bit. Really?! (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
It was a really rough afternoon for the Twins today. How are fans feeling about what's been a failure of a season? Jason talks with listeners. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
From cyberattacks in Saint Paul, trash from the 3M Open, to forecasting possibly 14,000 Minnesotans losing Medicaid we talk about that in The Lead and DeRush Hour News Headlines including is Minnesota the best state fair? Then Dan Hayes with The Athletic joins to talk trade deadline, Chris Paddack, Ryne Sandberg, and much more as we lead you into Twins pregame!
It is time for trades around the MLB and we talk to Dan Hayes of The Athletic about the Chris Paddack trade, the passing of Ryne Sandberg, the trades we could see, Byron Buxton back on the IL and we take the Temp of the Twins!
We begin with The Lead where Dr John Connolly MN Medicaid Director joins Jason to talk about over 140,000 Minnesotans losing Medicaid. 3M Open trash turned to recycling and Ilhan Omar might not face a primary opponent! Then with DeRush Hour News Headlines
We chat with an expert on the cyberattack in Saint Paul from today - Kate Keuhn joins Jason to explain how this happened! Then we chat with Matthew Kazama of TokiDoki Wings for DeRusha Eats!
Are chicken wings overrated? Jason thinks so - but we do celebrate today with some of the best wings in town, which you can take a bite out of at Hrbek’s at Target Field - its Matthew Kazama with TokiDoki Wings for today’s edition of DeRusha Eats!
It is never a fun day when one of the busiest cities in Minnesota faces a cyberattack so we turned to probably the best expert to help ‘decrypt’ and break it down for us - Kate Kuehn is Vice President of World Wide Technology, she is the leading expert in Information Security Risk and talks us through how this could happen and keeps happening on such a large scale!
Should we be paying our kids to do the dirty work in and around the house? Also, how can we age more gracefully - well its exactly what you think it is - Joseph Gaugler with the U of M Public Health joins! Then, Jason pays tribute to his childhood hero!
They always say you need to exercise a lot and eat healthier to stay healthy and a recent story in the Star Tribune featuring findings from the Alzheimer's Association discusses just that so we talked to Dr Joseph Gaugler, Chair in Long Term Care and Aging with the University of Minnesota School of Public Health who is currently at the conference joins Jason to discuss these findings when it comes to those looking to age better and healthier!
Is it cruel if we do not pay our kids to do certain chores, in this case - the lawn. Should this be a part of the parental rules with kids growing older. Some agree, children should be compensated for work, some believe they should not - we discuss!
