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Henry Lake is back again in the host chair discussing the big changes announced this morning for the WCCO radio lineup and the sad passing of one of our favorite listeners. Later, we discuss the big news in the world of golf with several top players leaving the PGA Tour for the upstart LIV Golf tour.

Star Tribune golf writer Jerry Zgoda joins Henry Lake to talk about the decision by Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and several others to resign from the PGA Tour in favor of joining the Saudi-backed LIV Golf tour for a big payday.

Which Minnesota coaches would join Bud Grant on the Mt. Rushmore of all-time great Minnesota coaches? Henry Lake starts with that topic before discussing a breakthrough for diabetics needing to lose weight. Plus, we discuss what the government is and isn't doing about high gas prices and gun violence in America.

Attorney Mike Padden gave some reasons why former MPD officers Kueng and Thao haven't agreed to a plea deal yet but says, now that the trial has been pushed back several months, he expects a deal will come.

Pete Najarian joins Henry Lake at the top of the hour for a conversation about money and the memories of Marion Barber III. Later, Henry talks about his experience downtown Minneapolis over the weekend. We also chat with Dan Hayes of The Athletic about a good weekend for the Twins in Toronto and the upcoming return to Target Field of Josh Donaldson with the Yankees. Plus, what was behind some Tampa Bay Rays players refusing to wear colors to support Pride Night?

Dan Hayes of The Athletic says he doesn't expect Twins fans will be very warm to Josh Donaldson as he returns to Target Field this week but he knows the team definitely is happy he's out of their clubhouse.

Pete Najarian joins Henry Lake with some thoughts about the Barber family and the death of former Gopher Marion Barber III. Later, we dive into some financial topics and talk about the latest news involving Elon Musk.

Dan Hayes, Twins beat writer with The Athletic, joins Henry Lake to talk about a good weekend for the shorthanded Twins in Toronto and what he expects to see and hear from the Twins and the fans at Target Field when Josh Donaldson makes his return this week.

Henry Lake opens the show talking about feeling good in our warmer weather and Twins fans that are really watching the team closely this season. Later, Mike Padden joins for a conversation about the trial of former MPD officers Kueng and Thao being pushed to January. Plus, is Elon Musk showing us how little he really cares for his Tesla employees?

Attorney Mike Padden joins Henry Lake to discuss the news that the trial of former MPD officers Kueng and Thao, originally set to begin next week, has been moved to begin in January 2023.

Cassandra Crifasi explains how the majority of Americans support common sense gun laws but the politics of Washington have made change on guns nearly impossible.

Joy Summers shares her favorite spot in town if you're looking for a simple, classic raised glazed donut.

Laura Oakes joins Susie Jones at the top of the hour to chat about some summer fun and relive some fun moments they've had doing karaoke. We also talk with Adam Carter about his trip to follow Phish in Charleston, SC. Plus, Joy Summers joins to talk about the best donut shops in town on National Donut Day!

Star Tribune food and drink writer Joy Summers joins Susie Jones with her picks for the best donut shops in town as we celebrate National Donut Day.

What makes the new Four Seasons hotel in Minneapolis worth of a 5-star rating? Susie Jones speaks with the General Manager Florian Riedel to learn about what the Four Seasons offers guests.

Dr. Cassandra Crifasi, Deputy Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions, joins Susie Jones to talk about gun violence in America and her work to influence gun legislation.

Susie Jones opens up the show with some Reflections on the Weather to open the show on a cool morning. Later, author Ryan Britt joins to talk about his new book reflecting on the cultural importance of Star Trek. Plus, Dr. Cassandra Crifasi joins from the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions to talk about gun violence in America.

Author Ryan Britt joins Susie Jones to discuss his new book all about Star Trek, major themes from the many Star Trek shows over the decades, and how the show has remained groundbreaking and culturally relevant from the beginning.

Sports betting didn't quite make it to the finish line before the end of the session at the legislature this year but Rep. Pat Garofalo says he expects it to pass next year.

Susie Jones starts the show talking about the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and the dedication of Prince's mural tonight in Minneapolis. We also discuss the tragic news from Tulsa of another mass shooting before attorney Mike Padden joins to discuss the outcome of the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard trial.