Chad Hartman

Chad opens the show with a trio of nonsense topics, later jumps between three serious topics, and in the middle of it all shares great conversations with Rena Sarigianopoulos about social media and children, Richard Painter on the huge ethical and constitutional violations he sees happening with the Trump administration and family earning money from foreign governments, and Stephanie March about her Salt Cure fund why tonight is a big night for the country to support local Minnesota restaurants by dining out.

Chad opens the hour with two segments on a trio of topical and serious issues before Stephanie March of MSP Magazine joins to share about the Salt Cure fund she created and why tonight is the night we should all get out to support struggling local restaurants.

Stephanie March joins Chad with details about the Salt Cure fund she started to help struggling local businesses and the impact we can have by going out to eat at local restaurants tonight.

Chad has a trio of serious topics to discuss over two segments beginning with Mary Moriarty pushing for evidence to build a possible case in the Renee Good and Alex Pretti shooting incidents.

Law professor and former White House ethics lawyer Richard Painter joins at the top of the hour to talk about major ethical violations and unconstitutional action from the Trump administration in the money the President and his family have earned from foreign governments. Later, Chad wonders how many Americans are able to thrive today with the high costs of housing and new vehicles.

Chad shares new data about the average price of a new vehicle today and how that, along with the high prices of homes today, makes it seem impossible for young people or low income individuals to achieve the American dream.

Law professor and former White House ethics lawyer Richard Painter joins Chad with the huge problems he sees with the money the Trump family has brought in from Middle-Eastern nations and other ethical and unconstitutional actions by the administration.

Chad opens the show with a flurry of topics, inspired by his dismay watching Canada and Czechia decide their overtime Olympic hockey game with 3-on-3 play. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins to talk about her look into the dangers social media poses to children and the strong response she received after the story.

As Mark Zuckerberg takes the stand in a trial today related to the addictive nature of social media, Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins to about her story last week about the dangers of social media, specifically in the hands of kids.

Chad is dismayed as the show begins seeing Canada vs Czechia being decided in overtime with 3-on-3 gimmick hockey! We start that and continue with other rapid fire nonsense topics for some fun talk.

President's Day is this week, which brings up lots of questions about the presidents throughout history and how they've changed the office. Plus, Jesse Jackson tried to make it to the Oval Office, and rebuilt how Republicans and Democrats built their party along the way, and Stephen Colbert went public with news about CBS pulling one of his interviews.

A tremendous lineup of guests begins with biographer David Masciotra on the life and impact of Jesse Jackson. We also have Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter, wonderful hockey talk and Olympic stories from Lou Nanne, Tom Hauser on the start of the legislative session at the capitol, and Jamie Yuccas on the continuing twists and turns unfolding in the Nancy Guthrie case.

Tom Hauser joins to talk politics for two segments and why today was the most surreal start of a legislative session in St. Paul he's ever covered. Plus, Jamie Yuccas is back with us from Los Angeles to discuss the many bewildering elements to the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping story that continues to unfold.

Jamie Yuccas joins Chad from Los Angeles to talk about the many strange aspects and twists to the Nancy Guthrie mystery that is still baffling all of us

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad to talk about the opening of the legislative session today that began with tributes honoring the memories and lives of Melissa and Mark Hortman.

Can laws be written clearly enough to establish certain lines of negligence for a parent of a child responsible for a school shooting? Chad opens that conversation related to a trial happening now in Georgia. Later, we talk Olympic hockey and hear some wonderful stories from the great Minnesota hockey legend Lou Nanne.

Minnesota hockey legend Lou Nanne joins Chad with analysis of the American and Canadian men's hockey teams so far during Olympic play and wonderful stories from his time playing in the Olympics.

A Georgia father is on trial for second degree murder and other charges stemming for a school shooting perpetrated by his son. Chad lays on the many details of the situation and discusses how difficult it is to legislate parental responsibility in tragedies such as this.

Chad opens the show speaking with Jesse Jackson biographer David Masciotra about Jackson's life and impact on America after news of his passing broke early this morning. Later, we jump into the regular Tuesday fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything.

Our friend, the obsequious Adam Carter, joins for another round of Q&A during Ask Adam Anything.