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Former Stanley Cup champ Tom Chorske joins Mike Max to preview the Wild's series opener against St. Louis and share his thoughts on their chances to win the Stanley Cup.

Mike Max spends two segments with Pete Najarian talking about the stock market, China and so many other topics impacting today's economy. Later, we learn about the popularity of drone racing and a big event that was held over the weekend at Target Field.

Mike Max speaks with Marty Weathers to learns about a drone racing event held over the weekend at Target Field and how drone racing is growing in popularity among kids of all ages.

Pete Najarian joins Mike Max to share some knowledge about the stock market, China, Elon Musk and the many others factors shaping our economy each day.

Mike Max is in the host chair today and the hour starts with a conversation about the cost of secondary education today before speaking with John Wheaton about the mission and the work of InnerCity Tennis.

John Wheaton, Executive Director at InnerCity Tennis, joins Mike Max to share the mission of his organization and how they work to provide opportunities for education, mentorship and more for local youth through the game of tennis.

Will successful sports teams in Minnesota translate to our downtowns coming back to life on a regular basis? Jordana Green talks about that and the news that James Corden is planning to leave late night TV after one more year at the Late Late Show. Also, Paul Douglas joins to tell us if we'll ever get to experience a nice stretch of weather this spring.

Jordana Green brings her regular radio partner Paul Douglas on to talk about 'stream cheating' and find out if we will ever see a stretch of nice spring weather.

Jordana Green speaks with Laura Bordelon from the MN Chamber of Commerce about the money that finally may be on its way to frontline workers throughout the state. Later, we discuss the possibility of President Biden cancelling some federal student loan debt and the costs of higher education.

After long delays it seems frontline workers are close to getting some financial help for their efforts during the darkest days of the pandemic. Jordana Green speaks with Laura Bordelon of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce about the payments, how lawmakers finally came to an agreement, and when the money will come.

Jordana Green is back for the final day of hosting this week and some talk about her fabulous brisket recipe to start the show. Later we discuss the craziness of the NFL draft and we have a little quiz for Jordana to test her draft knowledge and we chat about Minneapolis recommending masks again indoors.

Jordana Green is the contestant in our newest game show: Vikings Draft Choice of Winner of the Voice?!

Attorney Mike Padden details a specific event of disturbing and discriminating behavior from the Minneapolis Police Department leadership years ago as he was representing the family of Terrance Franklin.

Jordana Green has a brief finally hour before getting to the Twins game with talk about workers at a St. Paul Starbucks voting to unionize and a wonderful moment from a youth rugby player in the UK.

Anthony Fauci says we are out of the pandemic phase of COVID right now in the U.S. Jordana Green discusses that good news but also hears from a long-haul COVID patient who is not planning to change any of her behavior. Later, attorney Mike Padden joins with thoughts on the scathing report about MPD and personal experiences from representing the family of Terrance Franklin.

Attorney Mike Padden has represented the family of Terrance Franklin since Franklin was killed by Minneapolis police. Mike joined Jordana Green to share some of the details from Franklin's death and the behavior he experienced coming from MPD as he worked for justice for the family.

Jordana Green is back hosting today and the show starts with her thoughts on the report regarding discrimination from the Minneapolis Police Department. Dr. Yohuru Williams of St. Thomas also joins to speak on the report and response from the black community. Later, we have a brief discussion with Minnesotan Mark Lindquist who is helping in Ukraine and Jordana discusses the importance of remembering the Holocaust and all other atrocities.

Jordana Green speaks with Dr. Yohuru Williams of The University of St. Thomas about the detailed report on discriminatory practices from Minneapolis police, how it comes as no surprise to anyone in the black community, and the steps that need to be made for real change within the culture of MPD.

Star Tribune Senior Managing Editor and VP Suki Dardarian says the paper has reported on many of the problems with the Minneapolis Police Department that appear in the new report on illegal discrimination from the Department of Human Rights. 

Longtime WCCO broadcasters Steve Murphy and Bruce Hagevik join Jordana Green to talk about their lives in retirement and what they are doing now. Later, we get details from Steve Simpson on the report detailing discrimination practices from MPD. Later, Star Tribune Editor Suki Dardarian also joins with her first thoughts on the report.