Chad Hartman

Peter Callaghan of MinnPost opens the hour Chad talking about his piece looking at the size and revenue of Minnesota's young hemp industry before Chad touches on a few topics including the state's second attempt at offering e-bike rebates online.

Did you take a shot at getting in line today as the state tried again to roll our their e-bike rebate program? Chad hears from listeners that ended up shut out of the rebates and talks about how perhaps the program could have been offered more fairly.

Peter Callaghan wrote an excellent piece for MinnPost looking at the financials of the hemp industry in Minnesota and joined Chad with details on what he learned.

Moondance Jam in Walker, MN has pulled the plug on all of the national acts that were scheduled to appear later this month. How can ticketholders NOT get a refund?

Chad opens the hour with retired Hennepin County judge Kevin Burke two segments on the Supreme Court's immunity decision yesterday. Later, we put a bow on the subject with a conversation about the idea of expanding the Supreme Court before we talk about the drama with Moondance Jam canceling all of their national acts.

Retired Hennepin County judge Kevin Burke joins Chad with reaction to yesterday's Supreme Court immunity decision, the current state of the Court, his opposition to expanding the Court and how this decision impacts our democracy.

Who better to break down the past, present and future of soccer in the US than noted futbol expert Adam Carter? That's how we start today during Ask Adam Anything!

The voices calling for President Biden to step away from the 2024 election are getting louder. Could it actually happen? We open with that conversation before Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything.

More prominent Democrats are speaking up about their concerns over President Biden's fitness for another term as President and ability to win the election. Will the movement grow strong enough to convince Biden to step away as the Democratic nominee?

Even if you think it's ridiculous to force teachers to instruct on the Bible in Oklahoma public schools, should a teacher still face consequences if he/she refuses to follow the law? 

Chip Scoggins joins at the top of the hour for talk about gymnastics, draft picks and more from the sports scene before a conversation about Oklahoma now requiring schools to teach the Bible in public school classrooms.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about the gymnastics action in Minneapolis over the weekend, our recent run of incredible draft picks for our Minnesota teams, the latest with the Twins and more.

Justin Crowe, expert on the Supreme Court at Williams College, joins Chad with reaction to the Supreme Court decision released today on presidential immunity, the dissent written by Justice Sotomayor, and what the ruling means for the Donald Trump, Joe Biden and future presidents.

Are you among the Americans that have fallen out of love with your grill? Chad jumps into that topic while also discussing the rise of scrambled pancakes and the most unstoppable forces in today's world.

Supreme Court scholar Justin Crowe joins Chad at the top of the hour to break down the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity and what it means for the country and the presidency moving forward. Later, we jump into a bunch of topics including the nation turning away from grills and the most unstoppable forces in the world.

Chad opens the show saying Donald Trump's victory on Thursday night in the debate pales in comparison to the victory he was handed today via the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Later, Susie Jones joins for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.

Chad argues that today's Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity is an even bigger win for Donald Trump than last Thursday's debate against President Biden.

Susie Jones talks about the weekend of gymnastics in Minneapolis, Dave touts himself as a tremendous vacation 'glue-guy' and Chad highlights the greatest rest stop in Minnesota during today's Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.

This hour Chad Hartman talks travel trends with Thrifty Traveler Editor Kyle Potter, we play "Am I Wrong" Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan), and is Jason DeRusha developing an edge?

In this week's "Am I Wrong" Chris Tubbs (in for Dave Harrigan) wonders if it's wrong to root against annoying game show contestants, should awful series finale ruin the enjoyment of the series, and more!