Chad Hartman

Chad devotes the opening hour today to politics and mainly to the breaking news that Matt Gaetz has withdraws as Donald Trump's nominee for Attorney General.

Does Donald Trump still refer to Ron DeSantis as 'Meatball?' That's part of the conversation as Chad talks more about Matt Gaetz withdrawing from AG consideration and hear from the listeners sharing their thoughts on the topic.

Chad opens the show talking about Matt Gaetz withdrawing from consideration to be Attorney General under Donald Trump, saying he was a 'distraction' to the team. Chad calls out the BS.

With Adam Carter hosting, the hour begins with Susie Jones telling the story of seeing Jared Allen's bare butt in the Vikings locker years ago. Chad also checks in with report on his colonoscopy procedure earlier in the day and we talk food and restaurants with Star Tribune food writer Joy Summers.

Star Tribune food writer Joy Summers joins Adam Carter with talk about fears that restaurants may struggle to bring in the usual big crowds during the holiday season. Plus, she shares details on exciting changes coming to Graze food hall in the Minneapolis North Loop.

We had a lot of butt talk this segment. Susie Jones leads us off with a story of Jared Allen dropping his pants very near her and other reporters years ago in the Vikings locker room and Chad joins Adam Carter as he recovers from this morning's colonoscopy.

Jay Kolls of KSTP-TV joins Adam Carter with the story of a lawsuit alleging misuse of COVID money by St. Paul schools. Later, Adam discusses a poor report from Target on sales last quarter and the reasons he believes America is growing tired of Target.

How do you explain Target's poor sales report from last quarter and lowering expectations for the holiday season? Adam Carter, a man with his finger the pulse of the American consumer, says the country is sick of the Bullseye!

KSTP-TV reporter Jay Kolls joins Adam Carter to share about the story he's covering of two former St. Paul School District employees serving a lawsuit against the district that alleges misuse of federal COVID money.

Adam Carter is in for Chad today talking about men and a change in how maintaining stubble or a beard is viewed in society. Later, we spend some time having some fun on a variety of topics with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE-11.

Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Adam Carter with talk about the rules regarding the appearance of TV reporters and anchors and criticism of Dave Harrigan's reaction to a driver speeding around the school bus his daughter was boarding.

Is the clean shaven face needed for men anymore no matter what job they have? A texter caught Adam Carter's attention with some criticism about beards and stubble and Adam opens the show with his response while filling in for Chad.

Our Union Gospel Mission Radiothon continues from the Mall of America as the focus this hour is Faith Formation, and Chad talks with Director of Chaplains Sammy Watkins, as well as CRC Resident Illly.

Our Union Gospel Mission Radiothon continues from the Mall of America as the focus this hour is about their Christ Recovery Center, and Chad talks with the Director of Christ Recovery Center Kyle Schweitz, as well as Christ Recovery Center Resident Jon S.

Our Union Gospel Mission Radiothon continues from the Mall of America as the focus is the Naomi Family Program, and Chad talks with Naomi Family Program Director Heidi Hall, as well as Naomi Family Program Resident Christina.

We talk Vikings with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider before a conversation about some of the biggest stories in politics from over the weekend.

Chad jumps into a few political topics from the weekend including more that we've learned about Donald Trump's picks for his cabinet and Attorney General, Joe Biden doing a big favor for Ukraine, Morning Joe vising Mar-a-Lago and more.

Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins with reaction to the Vikings improving to 8-2 on the season and talk about just how good many of the offseason additions have been for the team.

Susie Jones is back for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Tim Mahoney, owner of the Loon in Minneapolis and St. Paul, about his major issues with the Minneapolis city council and the Labor Standards Board.

Tim Mahoney owns The Loon with locations in downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul. Tim joined Chad with harsh criticism of the Minneapolis city council and the Labor Standards Board which he says are making things very difficult for small business owners still struggling to survive.