Chad Hartman

New statistics out show that only a small percentage of ICE arrests are actually of people with a prior criminal record. Chad reacts to that news and shares what he doesn't like about seeing protestors in Minneapolis blocking streets to stop ICE vehicles from accessing neighborhoods.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad with reaction to Super Bowl 60 and praise for what Seattle's defense was able to do to Drake Maye and the Patriots. Plus, great conversation about Lindsey Vonn's crash and anincredible column Chip wrote for the paper about Michael Sheridan, the "Mayor of Eastview."

This is a roundup of weird news from Audacy’s Something Offbeat podcast, Olympics 2026 edition. We’re checking in with reporter Sloane Martin, who is covering the sport in Milan who has been brushing up on her research to de-mystify curling. We’ll also peek into the dark side of what awaits some Olympic champions once they win their medals, debunk a myth about catching colds and hear about the highest marathon on Earth. Featuring audio from WCCO News Talk, Dana & Parks from KMBZ, Scoor at WWL and WWJ Newsrdio.

This week, we’re diving into conversations from our stations about a mystery stumping everyone this week: the disappearance of well-known journalist Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy. But first, we’ll cover a double-take headline from this week. Former First Lady Jill Biden’s first husband – William Stevenson – has been accused of killing his current wife. Featuring audio from KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia, KCBS Radio in the Bay Area, the Dana & Parks Show Out of KMBZ in Kansas City, the Marc Cox Morning show out 97.1 th Talk he talk in St. Louis and the Chad Hartman Show out of WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities.

Chad opens the show sharing his anger over President Trump's racist post on social media last night depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes and that topic continues with excellent guests Major Garrett and Sheletta Brundidge. Later, we get lighter with some Super Bowl talkers, Matthew Coller on the Vikings and Super Bowl, and the return of the Am I Wrong? committee with this week's resolutions.

Matthew Coller joins for two segments to talk about the Vikings and all we've learned over the week about the firing of GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, the Super Bowl matchup, and why he had to spend a lot of time in line at the DMV today. Plus, the Am I Wrong? committee is back with a flurry of resolutions related to the big game.

After a long absence, the Am I Wrong? committee is back with some flaming hot takes on the Super Bowl coming up Sunday.

Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins on several Vikings topics, a little Super Bowl discussion, and an explanation of what forced him to spend an hour at the DMV just before our conversation.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad to talk about racism coming straight from the White House and some lighter topics during two Feisty Friday segments before Chad moves into some Super Bowl questions about our plans for the game and perfect viewing experience.

Chad opens up discussions on a myriad of Super Bowl related topics including the perfect viewing setup, ideal food options, and halftime controversy with Bad Bunny and the alternative show with Kid Rock.

Sheletta Brundidge is here for a Feisty Friday to continue our discussion about President Trump's racist social media post last night and have some fun on other topics.

The disgusting post from President Trump depicting the Obamas as apes has Chad filled with anger to open the show. We hear about it for most of the hour, including during our visit with Major Garrett of CBS News.

Major Garrett of CBS News gives us excellent perspective on the racist post from President Trump last night and how the White House is trying to put out the fire. Plus, we have some fun with Major talking about why he is such a huge fan of everything to do with the Olympics.

Chad opens the show with a furious response to the blatant racism displayed by President Trump again last night, this time by posting an image of Barack and Michelle Obama as apes.

It's another packed show today as Chad speaks with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, Representative and state auditor candidate Elliott Engen, Herb Brooks' son dan, Jason DeRusha and Jim Petersen! Plus, we hear a witness account of what sounds like a coordinated arrest inside the Hennepin County Government Center between ICE and the sheriff's office.

Chad opens the hour with Susie Jones and an account of what happened inside the Hennepin County Government Center earlier today as sheriff deputies reportedly aided ICE in the arrest of a woman by dragging her from an elevator in the building. Later, Jim Petersen joins with talk about a win last night for the Wolves and a trade to bring guard Ayo Dosunmu over from Chicago.

Jim Petersen joins Chad to talk about Anthony Edwards taking over the game last night in a win at Toronto and what he likes about the deal made today to bring guard Ayo Dosunmu to the Wolves from Chicago.

Susie Jones joins Chad with audio from an attorney inside the Hennepin County Government Center sharing what she saw as sheriff deputies reportedly pulled a woman out of an elevator and handed her over to ICE agents inside the building. We hear the audio and discuss if this shows a change in policy and cooperation between ICE agents and local law enforcement.

Chad shares two segments with Dan Brooks, son of Herb Brooks, about the new Netflix documentary on the 1980 Miracle on Ice team. We also have Susie Jones join with audio from an attorney at the Hennepin County Government Center who shares the story of seeing Sheriff Deputies assisting ICE in getting a woman into ICE custody. Plus, Jason DeRusha joins with the usual mix of fun and serious topics.

A food critic recently wrote a piece about the challenges of living life as a food critic and the strain it can put on a person balancing the weight of culture. Jason DeRusha joins for some fun on that and some serious talk about the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.