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Steve Simpsons joins Jordana Green from the newsroom with some early details on a long report describing the pattern of illegal discriminatory behavior from the Minneapolis Police Department.

Jordana Green catches up with former WCCO broadcasters Steve Murphy and Bruce Hagevik to share about their lives in retirement and how they've each enjoyed this stage of life.

Star Tribune VP and Editor Suki Dardarian joins Jordana Green with reaction to the breaking report from the Department of Human Rights about common practices of illegal discrimination and disturbing behavior within the Minneapolis Police Department.

Jordana Green speaks with Kortney Hamm of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society about her own fundraising support for LLS and how those dollars help all blood cancer patients. Later, attorney Matt Guttman joins with some tips and advice for estate planning.

Matt Guttman, owner and attorney at Guttman Law, joins Jordana Green to talk about wills and trusts, estate planning, and the importance of taking action before it's too late.

Jordana Green speaks with Kortney Hamm, Executive Director of the Leukemia and Lymohoma Society, Upper Plains Region, about the mission of LLS and the wonderful support Jordana has received in her own fundraising efforts as she fights leukemia.

Jordana Green open the show with some talk and highlights from wild finishes for both the Twins and Timberwolves last night. Later, we discuss the decision not to allow cameras in the courtroom for the criminal trial of former MPD officer Keung, Lane and Thao.

Jamie Margolis, Senior VP of Donor Services at Be The Match, joins Jordana Green to discuss the mission of Be The Match and how anyone can get involved in saving the lives of blood cancer patients like Jordana.

Jonah Salita, co-founder of the Diall app, joins Jordana Green to share how his app can connect anyone, especially teens and young adults, to mental health help.

How does Elon Musk plan to improve Twitter and provide an open space for free speech? Big tech expert Adam Rizzieri joins Jordana Green with his thoughts on Musk purchasing Twitter. Jordana also speaks with Jamie Margolis about Be The Match and how anyone can make a difference in the lives of blood cancer patients like Jordana.

Jordana Green speaks with Jonah Salita, co-founder of the Diall app meant to connect teens and young adults with help for mental health issues. We also have a conversation about the number of parents financially supporting their children that have moved into adulthood. Plus, where do you stand on the SCOTUS case of the high school football coach fired for praying on the field after games?

Elon Musk has an agreement to buy Twitter...but what are his plans for the social media platform? Big tech expert Adam Rizzieri joins Jordana Green with details on how Twitter has seemed to underperform and thoughts on how he believes Musk is hoping to turn it around.

Jordana Green catches up with Dasha Lawson to learn how her family is doing now in Ukraine and to discuss the news that the U.S government is now accepting applications from people hoping to flee the war.

Jordana Green opens the show with some thoughts Elon Musk buying Twitter before hearing from U of M professor Jane Kirtley with her thoughts on the topic. Later, we catch up with Dasha Lawson for an update on her family still in Ukraine and news about Ukrainians trying to flee the country.

U of M professor Jane Kirtley joins Jordana Green to share her thoughts and concerns about Elon Musk's plans for Twitter after agreeing to purchase the social platform.

Pete Najarian joins Jordana Green to talk about Elon Musk's efforts to buy Twitter, the stock market taking a dive on Friday and much more related to our money.

Journalist Joe Lindsley describes a beautiful scene from over the weekend in Ukraine and a feeling of peace that was interrupted by more air raid sirens and the reality of war.

Journalist Joe Lindsley joins Jordana Green with the latest on what's happening in Lviv and around the rest of Ukraine as the Russian invasion continues. Plus, Joe provides details on how anyone can help support Ukraine.

Jordana Green shares a touching message she received after making a donation to support the Ukrainians fighting for their country and Joe Lindsley joins with the latest on what's happening in Lviv and around the rest of Ukraine. Later, we talk about a new study on the effects of curbing our smartphone use and Paul Douglas joins to tell us when we're hopefully going to end our run of ugly weather.

Jordana Green starts the hour with Pete Najarian and a conversation about Elon Musk closing in on buying Twitter and the health of the stock market. We also chat about the troubles Netflix is having right now and retired Air Force General Robert Spalding joins for a serious discussion about the threats posed by China.