On "The Lead" - there's a new host to the Kennedy Center Honors, but he didn't really want to do it. Then on "Page 2" - the Farmer's Almanac is predicting... winter in Minnesota. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
4pm Hour: Jason talks to former Twins VP of Marketing Patrick Klinger about todays announcement that the Pohlads will remain the principal owners of the Twins. Then it's time to vent your spleen on "ENOUGH!!!"
What have you had enough of this week? Jason lets listeners vent their spleens on a segment we like to call "ENOUGH!!!"
Jason talks with former Twins VP of Marketing Patrick Klinger about the Pohlads as owners, and today's announcement that they'll retain primary ownership of the ballclub.
3pm Hour: Jason talks with listeners about today's announcement that the Polahds will retain primary ownership of the Twins - he's not that mad. Then he talks about a Rep. Finstad town hall that was shut down by protesters. What's the point?
Jason thinks it's important for Representatives to interact with voters, but when it turns into disruptive performance, what's really the point? (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Jason isn't NEARLY as disappointed as Twins social media seems to be when it comes to today's announcement that the Pohlad family will retain primary ownership of the team. Is it possible people's anger towards ownership is a bit overblown?
On "The Lead" - Jason talks with Blois Olson about the special elections in Brooklyn Park - related to Melissa Hortman's seat - and in St. Paul for their open City Council seat. Then on "Page 2" - a potentially ominous mark for the Twins.
4pm Hour: Jason talks about a City Auditor's suggestion that city employees not be at protests. Good idea? Then on DeRusha Eats he talks to Frank Weigel from Everly Farms about running an orchard
Jason talks to Frank Weigel from Everly Farms about the amazing story that led him to purchase an apple orchard and add food and a winery. That and more on today's "DeRusha Eats"
Jason talks about the Minneapolis City Auditor's suggestion that city council aides shouldn't be at protests. Does he have a point? Jason thinks so.
Jason talks about the barrage of Amazon wish lists for school supplies and how we fix the lack of proper supplies in the classroom. Then he's joined by ABC News' Chief Business, Tec & Economy Correspondent, Rebecca Jarvis, about her podcast and the evolution of journalism.
Jason talks with Rebecca Jarvis, Chief Business, Tec & Economy Correspondent for ABC News about her new podcast and how she views the changing landscape of journalism.
Jason wants teachers and students to have all the supplies they need, but there's got a be a better way than beg-a-thon crowd sourcing wish lists?
On "The Lead" - Jason talks with Mendota Heights Police Chief Kelly McCarthy about their first-in-the-state speed camera. Is it working? Then, will MN auto insurance rates slow down a bit? Jason talks with Julia Dreier, MN Commerce Department Deputy Commissioner. On "Page 2" - there's a hidden wall holding up the Mississippi River's only waterfall - but no one knows who owns it.
4pm Hour: Jason talks with Kate Raddatz about moms leaving the work force on "The Radd Report". Then - no, Ryan Lefebvre doesn't hate the Twins.
Many Twins fans were annoyed by the lack of enthusiasm by a broadcaster for Luke Keaschall's walk-off home run. But it's not because Ryan Lefebvre is biased towards the Royals - that's just how he calls home runs. (Photo by Adam Bettcher/Getty Images)
Jason is joined by Kate Raddatz for the monthly "Radd Report" - this month: ice cream costs HOW MUCH?! And why are more mom's leaving the work force?
3pm Hour: Jason talks about the President's announcement about calling out the Guard in DC... and why he's not so upset about it. Then the latest "fake outrage"? The Vikings (*gasp*) have a male cheerleader!
The social media outrage machine wound up over the weekend after some fans learned the Vikings have a male cheerleader. Are they really mad because he's male? Or because he's flamboyant? (Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images)
Jason's not THAT mad about the President calling out the National Guard in DC. The crime problem in major cities is complicated, and he doesn't think this will solve it. But could it make a difference? (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
5pm Hour: On the "DeRush-Hour" Jason talks with attorney Jason Tarasek about the lack of cannabis available to dispensaries as they prepare to open. Then he talks Twins with Dan Hayes from "The Athletic" - how good is Luke Keaschall?!
Jason talks to Dan Hayes from The Athletic about the reaction of Twins players to the fire sale, and what the team is trying to accomplish for the rest of the season. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)
On "The Lead" - Jason talks with cannabis attorney Jason Tarasek about the lack of supply as dispensaries prepare to open in Minnesota. Then on "Page 2" - why is Stillwater dubious about a "sip and stroll" district
4pm Hour: Jason hosts another exciting edition of his game show - Card DeSharks! Then Charlie Oakes joins him to review the new film "Weapons" and talk about what's on tap for the rest of the summer.
Jason talks with his Gen Z film critic Charlie Oakes about the new movie "Weapons". Plus it's been a huge summer for film - what's coming next? (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Warner Bros. Pictures)
Jason hosts another exciting edition of his game show. Listen as Jody and Kellen battle it out for a $50 gift card to Jester Concepts restaurants on "Card DeSharks"!
3pm Hour: Jason talks with listeners about concerns over State Sen. Omar Fateh's car... he's more concerned about what he's doing IN the car. Then producer Dan Cook geeks out... over geeking out!
Producer Dan Cook is an unabashed nerd. What's he geeking out over this week? Take a listen! (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images for Disney)
Someone found out that State Sen. Omar Fateh drives a BMW, and suggested that's at odds with his identifying as a Democratic Socialist. Really? Jason's WAY more concerned about his two tickets for driving with his phone in his hand. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images
