Chad Hartman

Susie sticks around after the news for some fun on a few topics including stories of the terrible people she's endured working with at WCCO. Plus, Chad reacts to the news that Vance Boelter is planning to plead not guilty in his murder trial, we discuss our technology stealing all of our privacy, and Jason chimes in on the benefits of being hot.

Chad says he's very disturbed by the amount of info our personal technology picks up about us. Does it bother you too or have you just come to accept that we've lost our privacy?

Chad jumps into Susie's newscast and she hangs around for a segment of talk and some horror stories from her years working at WCCO.

Major Garrett of CBS News joins for two great segments on the biggest political topics in the news before talk about our ideal hot dogs on National Hog Dog Day.

What makes up your ideal hot dog? Chad, Dave and the listeners discuss and debate what makes the best dog on National Hot Dog Day!

Major Garrett of CBS News joins with tremendous insight an analysis as usual, this time talking about the Epstein files controversy, Jerome Powell, tariff revenue and more!

Chad opens the show speaking about the possibility of the government pursing the death penalty in their prosecution of Vance Boelter. Plus, we have some fun during our regular Wednesday visit with Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11.

Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins with thoughts on Chad's disgust after a driver showed some impatience via a honking horn last night. Plus, where does Rena stand on the idea of creating genetic 'superbabies?'

Should the government push for the death penalty for Vance Boelter? Chad wrestles with it but believes it should apply in this case.

How do you find fulfillment in the multiple aspects of your life? Chad spends most of the hour on that topic as we hear from listeners with their thoughts and Jamie Yuccas comments on the topic during her regular visit from Los Angeles.

Jamie Yuccas joins us from Los Angeles with comments on how she balances her work with her personal life and how she works to find fulfillment in all aspects.

Chad opens the hour with a conversation about how we seek fulfillment in our lives and how successful we are in finding it.

Tom Hauser joins with talk about what he's seen today while covering the Nicole Mitchell trial and what he found while examining the invoices of the legal services Governor Walz received before appearing at a recent congressional hearing. Plus, Susie Jones joins us to talk about why Minneapolis did so poorly on a new ranking of the best cities for singles.

Susie Jones joins Chad for a segment discussing why Minneapolis ranks 97th among all metro areas in the country for singles on the dating scene.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to talk about what he's seen so far today while covering Senator Nicole Mitchell's trial. Plus, Tom reveals some of the expensive items Minnesota taxpayers paid for out of the $430K total to get Governor Walz ready for his appearance at a congressional committee hearing.

Adam Carter hangs around for the full hour with Chad to talk about why all of us do things we know are unhealthy and for our usual Tuesday fun with Ask Adam Anything.

We have fun on several topics as usual with Adam Carter and his friend Sir Paul McCartney during Ask Adam Anything.

Chad opens the show taking Adam Carter to task for using nicotine pouches to begin a conversation about why all of us engage in things we know aren't good for us.

Susie Jones joins the show for two segments of fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before Chad discusses the MAGA furor over the Epstein files and wonders if this controversy will be one that actually sticks to President Trump.

Will President Trump be able to move past the Epstein files controversy or, because his own people are mad about it, will this one stick to him?