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Rena Sarigianopoulos opens the hour with a discussion about social and the reasons why we use it despite the evidence and discussion about the harmful effects it has on our brains. Later, we talk about Rob Gronkowski and his brothers surprising everyone at Hopkins high school by showing up yesterday with Jamal Guy who saw it all as a member of the girls basketball coaching staff. Plus, Sparky the Sea Lion is back on stage at Como Zoo!

Minnesota Aurora head coach Nicole Lukic joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to share about their first practice as a team this morning and looking forward to their debut match at the end of the month.

Rena Sarigianopoulos opens the hour with Pete Najarian and news that the stock market is continuing to fall at the start of a new trading week. Later, Dr. Kally Macken speaks about women's health and women needing to get back into the doctor's office after missing some checkups during the pandemic. Plus, summer is here!

Many women have stayed away from their doctors due to the realities of the pandemic. Dr. Kally Macken of Allina Health joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to discuss the importance for women to get back into the clinic and look after themselves again.

Pete Najarian joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to speak about more losses in the stock market, how shifting interest rates is impacting the housing market and much more.

Rena Sarigianopoulos hosts today and she begins the show with a recap of her not-so-exciting Mother's Day. We also discuss Bono and The Edge of U2 showing up for a concert inside a bomb shelter in Kyiv. Later, Jordana Green joins to share about wrapping up her Woman of the Year campaign and raising a lot of money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Jordana Green joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to recap her Woman of the Year campaign for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and we learned that while she didn't win, she raised A LOT of money for a very important cause.

Americans seem more interested in Formula 1 racing than ever before and Rena Sarigianopoulos is in on it! We talk racing before a conversation with Minnesota Aurora head coach Nicole Lukic as they get closer to their first match. Plus, new research says you could add years to your life if you follow one rule about eating.

Steve Erban joins Mike Max live from Churchill Downs to share what the atmosphere is like the day before the Kentucky Derby and how the two Minnesota horses in the Derby field are doing.

Steve Erban shares the details of the wild and fun atmosphere at Churchill Downs as he's experiencing it today before Saturday's Kentucky Derby.

Mike Max speaks with Tom McKenna from Every Third Saturday about his organization and the work they do to support veterans struggling with PTSD. Later, we talk a little about showing our moms some love on Mother's Day and Mike speaks with Steve Erban at Churchill Downs for tomorrow's Kentucky Derby.

Tom McKenna of Every Third Saturday joins Mike Max to share about what his organization does to support veterans struggling with PTSD and how a new larger space will be a great benefit to their work.

How will a rise in the interest rate impact the average American even if we're not in the market for a car or home right now? Nick Foulks of Great Waters Financial joins Mike Max with details about that news means for us today.

Acme Comedy Company owner Louis Lee joins Mike Max to share his reaction to the attack on Dave Chapelle on stage in Los Angeles, how security is handled at Acme, and Mike's chances of making it on stage at an open mic night.

Mike Max speaks with Nick Foulks of Great Waters Financial about what it means for the average consumer when the Fed raises interest rates as they did this week. Later, Acme Comedy Company owner Louis Lee joins to talk about the attack in Hollywood on Dave Chapelle, how Acme handles security, and to be subjected to some of Mike's comedic stylings.

Mike Max starts the morning with a conversation about how we're feeling about COVID today and what precautions people are taking as cases are rising again. Later, AAU referee Ronnie Henderson joins for a conversation about youth sports, parents and his attitude about COVID as he plans to spend another full weekend in the gym.

Ronnie Henderson spends his weekends refereeing and umpiring youth sports and he joined Mike Max to talk about the behavior of parents today, the enjoyment he gets watching kids play, and any fears he has of contracting COVID as it is back on the rise.

Karch Kiraly, an Olympic gold medalist in volleyball and coach of the USA women's national volleyball team, joins Mike Max to talk about the state of high school volleyball around the country and why he would love to see it as a sanctioned sport in Minnesota.

Former NHL goalie and Minnesota Wild goalie coach Bob Mason joins Mike Max with reaction to what he's seen over the first two games of the Wild's playoff series against St. Louis with some focus on the play of the goaltenders for each team. Later, Mike speaks with Karch Kiraly, head coach the USA women's volleyball team, about how volleyball could impact the lives of boys in Minnesota if it is sanctioned by the MSHSL next week.

Bob Mason, former NHL goalie and goalie coach for the Wild, joins Mike Max to talk about the first two games of the playoff series between the Wild and Blues, what he's seen from Marc-Andre Fleury, and how Cam Talbot can be prepared when his number is called.