Chad Hartman

What does victory look like for the US in Iran? Chad opens the show with a discussion about that before getting into some fun talking about our favorite romantic comedies during our weekly visit with Rena Sarigianopouls of KARE-11.

What's your favorite rom-com? Rena Sarigianopoulos joins us for some fun talking about romantic comedies we love and why she finds no men to be very attractive.

What does success of victory look like for the US in Iran? Chad opens the show with that question which, admittedly is very difficult or perhaps impossible to answer today.

Chad opens the show with a quick listen to some of the Q&A from Governor Walz's press conference announcing his plan to reshape and modernize DHS and plenty of reaction from Chad. Later, we have some fun with Ask Adam Anything, Chad argues the war in Iran should end today, and Stephanie Hansen joins to talk about the closing of Fhima's and much more from the local, struggling food scene.

Chad opens the hour arguing the war in Iran should end today before a conversation with Stephanie Hansen on the closing of Fhima's restaurant and the difficulties many other restaurants are experiencing today in downtown Minneapolis and beyond.

Our friend Stephanie Hansen joins Chad to talk about the surprise closing of Fhima's in downtown Minneapolis, difficulties many restaurants downtown face today as the area evolves, and the hard times restaurants beyond just downtown feel today due to Operation Metro Surge.

Chad argues that the US has done enough and it's already time to get out of Iran. Do you agree?

Chad opens the show reacting to Governor Walz's press conference about reshaping DHS to combat fraud and modernize the department before moving to the regular Tuesday fun with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything.

It's another fun two segments of Ask Adam Anything with noted talk radio hater Adam Carter!

Chad opens the show dipping into a bit of the Q&A from a press conference with Governor Walz and members of his team and reacts to much of what was said during the press conference today about reshaping DHS in Minnesota for help fight fraud.

Chad opens the show offering well wishes for our boss at WCCO radio as he recovers from a heart attack over the weekend. Later, Kurt Daudt joins to talk about fraud in Minnesota, we have fun with Susie during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated, Chip Scoggins makes his usual Monday visit to talk sports and much more!

Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune joins for two segments on sports talking about the boys state hockey tournament, Vikings moves and more before Chad bounces between several topics during Rapid Fire Radio.

Chad bounces between topics like the absurd amount American spend on grooming for pets, and the biggest celebrity living in Minnesota today not tied to either sports or politics. It's Rapid Fire Radio!

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to rave about another fabulous boys state hockey tournament and share some reaction to Vikings news from today.

Susie Jones joins for two segments of our Monday staple Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad jumps into some of the biggest stories of the weekend, including oil prices, Iran naming a new leader, and controversy over President Trump wearing a hat during the dignified transfer ceremony.

Chad discusses some of the biggest stories of the weekend, most focused on the war in Iran, including the controversy stirred by President Trump when he wore a hat to the dignified transfer of six fallen US soldiers.

It's another round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Susie Jones joining as she usually does for the fun with Chad and Dave.

Chad opens the show sending well wishes to our programming boss Brad Lane as he recovers from a heart attack over the weekend. Later, Chad dives into the debate over providing money for businesses hurt during Operation Metro Surge and former House Speaker Kurt Daudt joins to talk about fraud in Minnesota.

Former Minnesota House Speaker Kurt Daudt joins Chad to talk about fraud in the state and where he sees some of the biggest problems in how the Walz administration is addressing the problem.

Our programming boss at WCCO radio suffered a heart attack over the weekend but thankfully is still with us, resting and recovering. Chad opens the show talking about what Brad Lane means to WCCO radio and the reminder that we never know what the future holds for us or anyone else.