Chad Hartman

Reggie Jackson spoke last night about the incredible racism he personally experienced while playing minor league baseball in Birmingham, Alabama. Sheletta Brundidge spoke on that with Chad during a Feisty Friday before having some fun with a story from Kelly Stafford and how she hooked her husband, Rams QB Matthew Stafford.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to share on some recent polling data they've compiled and why, on his way to Duluth for another Grandma's Marathon weekend, he says no race he's run around the world compares to this one.

Did everyone agree that nobody works on Fridays but forgot to tell Chad? We open the hour with that topic and talk about Jason DeRusha's unmatched selfie game before a conversation with Tom Hauser about another taking part in another Grandma's Marathon weekend and recent political polling results.

Chad opens the show talking about Jason DeRusha's incredible selfie game and how it seems that almost nobody is working on Fridays.

What made Willie Mays one of the greatest to ever play baseball? Hall of Famer Jim Kaat joins Chad to talk about Mays' amazing talent, how he played the game, and why he stands among the best to ever play the game.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins at the top of the hour to talk about his criticism of the Supreme Court and their bump stock decision and a few other topics including helping Minnesotans struggling with medical debt and being ready to accept the Ryan Londregan case if it had come his way. Later, Jim Kaat joins to talk about the incredible career and life of Willie Mays.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad with sharp criticism of the recent Supreme Court decision on bump stocks. Plus, Ellison speaks about action from his office on medical debt for Minnesotans and answers questions about Feeding Our Future and the Ryan Londregan case.

Does AI and deepfake imagery have you concerned about the future for the country? Chad shares details on a new story and why he is definitely worried about what these tools can do to destroy the lives of both public and private citizens.

Susie Jones hangs around to discuss a new survey that says most Americans claim to feel older than their actual age. Later, Chad shares another story about AI and deepfake imagery and why his concern of how these tools can be used is growing.

How old do you feel? A new survey shows that most Americans say they feel older than they actually are. Susie Jones hangs around the studio with Chad to discuss the survey and what we do to feel and stay young.

Why can't we separate politics from sports fandom. Chad opens the show talking about golf fans upset that Jack Nicklaus and Bryson DeChambeau supporting, or even associating with, Donald Trump.

Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad on multiple topics including why she's never gone on a family road trip and the horrific sounding mess at her home last night.

Why can't we separate politics from sports fandom. Chad opens the show talking about golf fans upset that Jack Nicklaus and Bryson DeChambeau supporting, or even associating with, Donald Trump. Later, we share some fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos during her weekly visit to the show.

A busy final hour features some NBA and Wolves talk with Jim Petersen, Hennepin County Attorney sharing memories of her interactions with Joe Friedberg, and MPD chief Brian O'Hara discussing the life and memorials for fallen officer Jamal Mitchell.

Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara joins Chad to share about the days mourning and celebrating the life of fallen officer Jamal Mitchell.

What do the Timberwolves need next year to reach the level the Boston Celtics are at after finishing off another championship last night? Jim Petersen joins Chad to help answer that question.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty shares some memories of Joe Friedberg the day after his passing and how she felt about earning his strong endorsement on this show as she was running for her current position.

Joe Friedberg mentioned attorney Paul Applebaum many times over the years while on the show. Paul joined us today with many great stories about his time learning from Joe as a young lawyer and much more from their personal and professional interactions.

Local attorney Paul Applebaum joins Chad sharing wonderful stories about his time working and socializing with Joe Friedberg. Later, our weekly conversation with Jamie Yuccas of CBS News touches on several topics, including one that make Jamie quite uncomfortable.

Chad welcomes Jamie Yuccas back for her usual Tuesday segment on the show to talk about some topics that are fun, some serious, and one she found quite uncomfortable.