Chad Hartman

Vikings legend Cris Carter joins Chad to share his reaction to what happened last night as the Vikings came from nowhere to shock the Bears with a comeback victory in Chicago.

Adam Carter joins Chad for the full hour with two segments of reaction to last night's Vikings victory and fun with Ask Adam Anything.

Questions ranged from the serious to the absurd, but all of them are good, as Adam Carter joins Chad for Ask Adam Anything.

Adam Carter is with Chad to open the show reacting to the comeback win for the Vikings in Chicago last night to open the season.

Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune joins Chad for two segments of Vikings talk before a conversation with Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets about the state of the US economy.

Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad with thoughts on the economy and why, despite of a lackluster jobs report for August, he's still seeing the country going in a good direction economically.

What does Chip Scoggins predict for JJ McCarthy and the Vikings tonight and over the season? Chip gave us two excellent segments on the Vikings leading up to tonight's season opener against the Bears in Chicago.

Mark Freie joins us for some fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before a conversation with Dr. Michael Osterholm about RFK Jr. and the fear over how his decisions could cost millions of lives around the globe.

Mark Freie joins Chad and Dave from the newsroom for a fun round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.

Dr. Michael Osterholm joins Chad with direct criticisms and warnings about what RFK Jr. is doing with vaccines and the harm it could cause to public health around the globe.

With JJ McCarthy opening up the season at QB for the Vikings tonight, Chad opens the show with Adam Carter and a conversation about some of the great and not-so-great debuts in state history. Plus, are you willing to jump back on board Metro Transit trains and busses with the news of increased security?

Chad reacts to the news of Metro Transit increasing security on trains and at stations to help boost ridership numbers. Is this news enough to get you back on trains and busses?

With JJ McCarthy debuting for the Vikings tonight in the season opener, what are some of the other great or terrible debuts in state history from any category?

Rochelle Olson from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) for Cheers & Jeers. Much of the conversation is focused on the aftermath of last week's mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School. They open the conversation about her column from earlier in the week about criticizing those opposed to any sort of new gun regulations, especially the availability of high capacity weapons. Lindsey Brown leads the Am I Wrong segment for the week.

Lindsey Brown leads the Am I Wrong segment with Adam Carter who is in for Chad Hartman. Topics include touch tunes, effective jingles and food safety.

Rochelle Olson from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) for Cheers & Jeers. Much of the conversation is focused on the aftermath of last week's mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School. They open the conversation about her column from earlier in the week about criticizing those opposed to any sort of new gun regulations, especially the availability of high capacity weapons. In their second segment they address the Minneapolis City Council member Jeremiah Ellison pursuing a fellowship at Harvard University while serving on the council remotely. They also address Rochelle’s beef with Tom Emmer’s online criticism of Tim Walz instead of offering help.

Sheletta Brundidge joins the show to kick off the 1pm hour as she does every Friday. She talks about the first week of school and the cheat sheet she’s provided to her kids' teachers. It’s a big week of adjustment for everyone with littles headed back to the classroom, Sheletta details some of her experiences as a mother of special needs kids and some of the challenges they’re navigating. They also talk about undergrads choosing to spend thousands of dollars to custom decorate their dorm rooms, Sheletta playing the Newlywed Game with her ex-husband last week and voting results from Sheletta’s election at the Fair. Adam Carter is then joined by Michael Stetzler (former board president of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church) to talk about something he’s helped build and guide called Sacred Settlements. Adam asks Michael to explain the mission and story behind Sacred Settlements. He speaks about providing community especially among people experiencing homelessness. Michael explains the differences of what the

Adam Carter is joined by Michael Stetzler (former board president of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church) to talk about something he’s helped build and guide called Sacred Settlements. Adam asks Michael to explain the mission and story behind Sacred Settlements. He speaks about providing community especially among people experiencing homelessness. Michael explains the differences of what the church provides versus social services and their “radical” idea of placing no timeline on the residents to leave. They provide a place to call home permanently if people should choose.

Sheletta Brundidge joins the show to kick off the 1pm hour as she does every Friday. She talks about the first week of school and the cheat sheet she’s provided to her kids' teachers. It’s a big week of adjustment for everyone with littles headed back to the classroom, Sheletta details some of her experiences as a mother of special needs kids and some of the challenges they’re navigating. They also talk about undergrads choosing to spend thousands of dollars to custom decorate their dorm rooms, Sheletta playing the Newlywed Game with her ex-husband last week and voting results from Sheletta’s election at the Fair.

Adam Carter and Lindsey Brown in studio for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan for today’s show. Adam opens up the show with some marital tensions he and his wife have been experiencing with laundry responsibilities. What’s better, having something done wrong by someone else or not done at all? Then, a conversation about students choosing to protest gun violence by walking out of school. Adam not only supports the kids but applauds the districts creating space to allow the students to express themselves.