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Sheletta Brundidge joins Jordana Green to talk about how she was included in last night's State of the State speech from Governor Walz. Plus, Sheletta talks about how her kids are doing as we still hear a lot about the struggles our kids are experiencing with managing mental health.

Jordana Green is in the host chair this week and she opens the show with some talk about our continued ugly weather and an update on her own battle with leukemia. Later, we have some reaction to last night's State of the State address from Governor Walz and a conversation with Sheletta Brundidge about how she earned an invitation and shout-out from the Governor last night.

Star Tribune food and drink writer Joy Summers joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to share about some of the favorite food and drink items she's come across recently around town, at the Mall of America and beyond!

Jennifer Coons, youth honoree at the upcoming Juvenile Arthritis Walk, joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to share her story of living with arthritis since a young age and the difference Minnesota's Arthritis Foundation has made for patients like herself.

Chad Hartman joins Rena Sarigianopoulos in studio to talk about the horrible playoff loss from the Timberwolves at Target Center last night. Rena also starts a hot debate about PB&J sandwiches and how to properly use a dishwasher before Joy Summers joins to talk about the latest food and drink news around town.

Rena Sarigianopoulos opens the hour trying to pick up the spirits of Timberwolves fans after last night disappointing loss. We also talk about COVID numbers rising again in Minnesota, chat with with Leigh Richardson of the Brain Performance Center about memory, and discuss Rena's love of throwing stuff away.

Rena Sarigianopoulos speaks with Leigh Richardson, Clinical Director at the Brain Performance Center, about her own struggles with memory, how our brains work with saving memories, and why that ability can vary so much among different people.

Rena Sarigianopoulos is back hosting today after a tough morning of cleaning up after one of her dogs got into the trash. We share some naughty dog stories before a discussion about juvenile arthritis with this year's Juvenile Arthritis Walk Youth Honoree Jennifer Coons. Plus, it's bumming us out to learn that Bill Murray may not be the super nice guy we thought he was.

Rena Sarigianopoulos brings in Chad Hartman to chat about a few light issues and get into the Target Center meltdown last night from the Timberwolves against Memphis.

Prince's friend and biographer Neal Karlen shares his theory about why so many people in Minnesota and beyond are still intrigued by who Prince was as a person.

KARE-11 political reporter John Croman joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to discuss some of the things happening at the Capitol as the session begins to wind down and if any plans have been made yet regarding the massive budget surplus.

Neal Karlen knew Prince since they were kids, stayed mostly close, and ended up writing a memoir about him in 2020. Rena Sarigianopoulos spoke to Neal about the relationship they had, what Prince was really like away from the spotlight, and why Minnesotans are still fascination with Prince six years after his death.

Rena Sarigianopoulos is in the host chair today with a conversation to start the show about how she's terrified to be doing this! Later, we have some talk about finally getting a nice spring day and KARE-11 political reporter John Croman joins to talk about what's happening at the legislature and if there are any plans yet for the massive budget surplus.

What is your least favorite cover song? Rena Sarigianopoulos shares hers and some others that are disliked by many before a chat about the big sports day we have in Minnesota and a conversation about the great work of Can Do Canines with their Executive Director Jeff Johnson.

Can Do Canines Executive Director Jeff Johnson joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to share about the mission of Can Do Canines and the many benefits they provide to the community beyond the dogs and their disabled clients.

Rena Sarigianopoulos speaks with out friend John Hines about getting back into the dating pool as a retiree and what it's like for someone his ago to do it with the help of Match.com. Later, we mark 6 years since Prince passed away by speaking to Prince's longtime friend and biographer Neal Karlen and sharing our favorite Prince songs.

John Hines joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to share what it's like to be back on the dating scene at his age and using Match.com to help in his search for the right person.

Nate Wenner, a financial advisor with Wipfli, joins Tim Pawlenty to discuss financial education and the ways we can improve financial literacy among young Minnesotans.

Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Lorie Gildea joins Tim Pawlenty to discuss some of the changes Minnesota courts have adapted permanently due to the pandemic. Later, we discuss financial literacy and personal finance with Wipfli financial advisor Nate Wenner.

Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Lorie Gildea joins Tim Pawlenty to talk about some of changes in court proceedings and policies that were ushered in by the pandemic. We also hear about the debate over cameras in the courtroom and much more impacting our judicial system.