Chad Hartman

Chris Egert's final hour covering for Chad today starts with a conversation about the economy with St. Thomas professor Tyler Schipper. Later, we dive into a sports conversation about the Vikings and Lynx, a story from channel 5 about poor ridership on the new Metro Transit Gold Line bus route and a food question that leaves Jason DeRusha stumped for a great answer.

St. Thomas economics professor Tyler Schipper joins to talk about the state of the US economy and why it's a very complicated situation.

Chris Egert discusses Jimmy Kimmel returning to the air on ABC tonight, MLB announcing robot umpires and challenges to balls and strikes will be part of the game next year, and Matthew McConaughey's bedroom advice for all of us.

MLB will bring the robot umpires to games in time for next season with a challenges system for players to argue balls and strikes. How do you feel about it?

Chris Egert talks about Jimmy Kimmel Live returning to ABC tonight, though with some stations still choosing not to air the show, and what we think will happen in his return broadcast.

Chris Egert is in for Chad today. The opening hour features talk about President Trump's with the word 'acetaminophen' yesterday, a new study showing the large amount of our lives we spend on autopilot, and an update on the push for increased security at the Capitol building.

Chris Egert reacts to a study that shows just how much of our daily lives are set on autopilot.

Chris Egert is in for Chad today with reaction to the autism press conference at the White House yesterday and how people felt seeing President Trump struggle with pronouncing 'acetaminophen.'

Chip Scoggins joins Scott Korzenowski for two segments of talk on the Vikings, Lynx and more. Later, Korzo explains why he feels bad for Pam Bondi and the spot she is in under President Trump and we react to news that Jimmy Kimmel will return to his show tomorrow night.

Scott Korzenowski explains, as an attorney in his regular job, why he's feeling sorry for the spot Pam Bondi is in as Attorney General with Donald Trump as President.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Korzo for his weekly visit to the show, beginning with talk about a blowout win for the Vikings on Sunday over the Bengals.

Susie Jones is back from Ireland and joins Korzo and Dave with the good and bad from her trip to begin Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated. Later, Scott speaks with Reid Forgrave from the Star Tribune about a story of a Minnesota man still in prison despite being recommended for exoneration over a year ago.

Reid Forgrave of the Star Tribune joins Korzo with details of a Minnesota man, convicted of murder decades ago but recently recommended by a review board to be exonerated and released. So why is Brian Pippitt still in prison?

Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated opens with Susie Jones back and sharing the good and bad from her two week trip around Ireland!

Scott Korzenowski is in for Chad today. His first hour starts with talk about the Vikings crushing the Bengals, Charlie Kirk's packed memorial service, and Star Tribune music critic Jon Bream calling Farm Aid 40 possibly the best concert he's ever attended.

Star Tribune music critic Jon Bream praises the Farm Aid lineup and performances, saying it may take the top spot among the best concerts he's ever seen.

Scott Korzenowski talks about Charlie Kirk's memorial drawing a huge crowd and the vastly different tones shared by speakers like Erika Kirk and President Trump.

Here's another "Something Offbeat" roundup of weird news. This week, we've got more alien headlines from The Dave Glover Show, a nurse who was fired for reporting babies switched at birth from the Dana & Parks Show and and the offbeat origins of shock rock with Alice Cooper and WWL's Scoot.

Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Chad to talk Cheers & Jeers and plenty of hot local political topics before we hear from the Am I Wrong? Committee spokesperson with this week's resolutions to wrap up the show.

What does Chad think of being formally censured by the Am I Wrong? Committee for his conduct last week? The segment opens there before jumping into the resolutions of the week.