Henry talks with Minnesota Twins Beat Reporter Bobby Nightengale from the Minnesota Star Tribune about the tough start to the season, the importance of this week, Luke Keachall's debut, how close is Pablo to returning and more.
Henry kicks off the show by discussing the passing of Pope Francis, why what we are doing now will be studied years from now, and he talks Wolves with Chris Hine from the Star Tribune.
Henry talks with Minnesota Timberwolves Beat Reporter Chris Hine from the Minnesota Star Tribune about the Game One win over the Lakers, have his thoughts changed, what stood out to him, defending the Lakers, and more.
Is Target looking to shift their messaging? Lake discusses the CEO's meeting with a Civil Rights leader. An icon in the world of sports broadcasting announces he will retire this year. Plus, Word on the Street and Headlines.
Former Minnesota senator Jeff Hayden drops by to chat about a myriad of political stories. He covers the media coverage of current Senate President Bobby Joe Champion, then extends his thoughts to the Trump administration handling of a specific immigration case.
The NFL Draft starts next Thursday. What should the VIkings focus on to help the roster? Purple Insider's Matthew Coller tells us where he believes the team should improve.
What should the Vikings do during next week's Draft? Purple Insider's Matthew Coller takes us through his wish list. After that, what was Aaron Rodgers expecting when he was told he would be released from the Jets? And later, former Minnesota senator Jeff Hayden discuss local and national political headlines.
Public Notice author Aaron Rupar takes a few minutes to update us on the furor over a deported man from Maryland, possibly connecting a money move to a social media post, and a preview of Timberwolves-Lakers.
Thursday afternoon, there was another mass shooting on a college campus in this country. Lake takes some time to dive back into this American epidemic. Public Notice author Aaron Rupar is on to discuss the latest political headlines in D.C. Plus, should Wild fans complain about the late start times for Games 1 & 2 in Las Vegas.
Attorney Steven Silton joins the show. We discuss everything from his trip to The Masters, to current immigration policies, and Former Tennessee QB Nico Lamaleava entering the transfer portal. Breaking down the Timberwolves playoff chances against the Lakers. The Minnesota Twins win the series against the Mets but we are not as happy about it as we want to be.
The Head Coach of Minnesota United FC talks about the strong start to the season The Loons are having and what fans can expect to see with the team this year. A tennis player told her opponent to wear deodorant for their match. Is that acceptable? Is that request acceptable in any situation? Kelcey Carlson from Fox 9 talks about today's biggest stories. Headlines with Ryan Perpich.
The transfer portal has some major issues but it is not as controversial when you break down what its doing for the athletes and game as a whole. Should high school athletes be paid to play their sport? The government should do everything possible to make filing taxes as easy as possible. The Timberwolves are facing the Lakers in the NBA playoffs and we predict who will win.
Henry takes the show on the road. Over at Minneapolis' Inbound Brewing Company, he and producer Chris Tubbs try to figure out what went wrong for the Twins in Friday night's 7-6 loss to Detroit.
Henry says this series vs. the Tigers already feels like a pivotal one for the Twins, and even with their issues, the Timberwolves control their destiny with the playoffs.
Henry discusses the passing of Target Center usher Jim Rosemeyer, and he recaps the Twins series finale loss to the Royals.
This hour Henry says toxic masculinity is damaging our country, he talks Wild with Jessi Pierce from Bardown Beauties Podcast, plus we have Bite of the Night and Headlines.
Henry talks with Jessi Pierce from Bardown Beauties Podcast about the Wild's win over San Jose, Kirill Kaprizov and Joel Eriksson Ek's return, the beauty of playoff hockey, and more.
This hour Henry asks what are reasonable expectations on length of a show for iconic music groups, what happened to the Wolves in Milwaukee, plus tough words for Anthony Edwards.
The Twins hit the road, but they can't find the offense to win in Kansas City. Henry breaks down the concerns after Monday's 4-2 loss.
This hour Henry asks what is the timetable to start calling top draft picks in sports a “bust?”, and the Minnesota Wild have gone ice cold when they can't afford to.
This hour Henry says detaining college students with no evidence that they are criminals is wrong, he talks with Michael Rand from the Minnesota Star Tribune, plus we have Bite of the Night and Headlines.
Henry talks with Michael Rand from the Minnesota Star Tribune about his grim outlook for the Minnesota Twins, why the Wolves can be a tough out, the best story for the Men's and Women's Final Fours and more.
Henry talks with Starkey Hearing President and CEO Brandon Sawalich about the best way to protect your hearing in loud environments, their partnership with the Minnesota Timberwolves, the misperception of hearing loss and hearing aids, and more.
Henry talks with Starkey Hearing President and CEO Brandon Sawalich about the best way to protect your hearing in loud environments, their partnership with the Minnesota Timberwolves, the misperception of hearing loss and hearing aids, and more.
This hour Henry is joined in studio by boxer and musician Slink Proper, he and Chris handicap the AL Central, and we wrap the show with Headlines.
Henry talks with his friend and local pro boxer Slink Proper about the feeling about "Battle of the Badges" at the Myth, dealing with adversity in his career, how boxing can get past politics, and more. For tickets visit https://www.tcbattleofthebadges.org/
With the sale of the Timberwolves to Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore, Henry wonders how will Minnesota sports fans remember Glen Taylor, plus he talks with Fox 9 News Anchor Randy Meier and we have Headlines.
Henry and Chris recap the Twins drubbing in Chicago, the Men's Final Four is set with all four top seeds advancing, and Henry talks with the Founder and President of American Football in Israel Steve Leibowitz.
Henry wonders if the Twins have some issues with their starting pitching, and have we seen the best of Chris Paddack, plus we have Bite of the Night and Headlines.
Henry talks with former NBA Champ Trent Tucker about Sunday night's melee between the Timberwolves and Pistons, why he blames it on Naz Reid, the toughest guys he played with, and more.
