Chad Hartman

Starting today’s show with Arne Carlson, former Minnesota governor, he gives us his thoughts on how Governor Tim Walz and Keith Ellison have handled public policy, funding and talked term limits and Nikki Haley as well. Then we talked to our friend Rena about speaking up in a restaurant and dragging out flight cancellations due to mechanical issues.

Sometimes you just need to say something when you're out to eat and someone is being disrespectful - we talked to Rena Sarigianopoulos about a situation that occurred while out to eat with children and when to speak up. Also how many times is too many to push back a flight due to mechanical issues - we discuss that and more! 

We invited former Minnesota governor Arne Carlson to share his thoughts and criticisms of Governor Tim Walz and Keith Ellison, specifically when it comes to public policy, political power, and handling of funds. Also talked term limits, Nikki Haley and more! 

KSTP-TV political reporter fights back at much of the criticism aimed at media yesterday over the coverage of the shooting deaths of first responders in Burnsville before Chad shares a story of an awful travel experience for his stepson trying to come home from California.

Chad shares the story of 9 flight delays for his stepson that may make you never want to book another flight.

Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins Chad to talk about why most media outlets covered the tragedy in Burnsville the way they did, how some smaller groups get around the rules, and why he's sick of hearing criticism from people who know better and just want to fan the flames of distrust.

Chad opens the hour with Representative Frank Hornstein to talk about his decision to leave the legislature after this year's election. Later, we check in with Jamie Yuccas to talk about a new study about the gender pay gap and final prep for her wedding that's just about a week away.

Jamie Yuccas joins to share about finishing up the final prep for her wedding in Australia next week, reaction to a new study regarding the gender pay gap and much more.

Representative Frank Hornstein announced last week that he won't seek re-election this year after over two decades in the legislature. He joined Chad today to share about why he is leaving, some of his proudest accomplishments related to transportation issues and a few other topics.

Who is the messiest person at WCCO radio? When does a hill become a mountain? Adam Carter tackles those questions and many more during Ask Adam Anything!

Is it best to wait a few days after a tragedy such as what happened in Burnsville to discuss the issues behind it or should the conversation begin immediately? That's the question Chad discusses with Adam Carter at the top of the show.

Is it best to wait a few days after a tragedy such as what happened in Burnsville to discuss the issues behind it or should the conversation begin immediately? That's the question Chad discusses with Adam Carter at the top of the show before we lighten the mood with Ask Adam Anything.

After Sunday's shooting deaths of two Burnsville police officers and a paramedic, Dakota County Sheriff Joe Leko joins Chad with talk about the tragic situation and how his office and the community are coming together to support everyone impacted.

Chip Scoggins joins Chad to discuss the news of a contract extension for Wolves point guard Mike Conley and other sports topics before we return to discussion about the tragedy in Burnsville with Dakota County Sheriff Joe Leko.

Chad and Chip Scoggins admit they were skeptical of how much Timberwolves point guard Mike Conley could bring to team when he was traded for last season. They admit he's been excellent and earned the contract extension reported today.

Would you rather have the opportunity to snuggle a beautiful new baby or park downtown for free? Somehow we got to that debate during an Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated game with Susie Jones before a conversation about 18 states that still allow corporal punishment in public schools.

The message is clear from Chad in discussing the fact that corporal punishment is still allowed in 18 states: don't touch our kids.

Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for a fun round of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!

After a visit with Blair Anderson, Chad shares his thoughts about the shooting deaths in Burnsville early Sunday morning and we hear from listeners on the topic as well.

The hour is dedicated to reaction to the tragic shooting deaths of two police officers and a medic in Burnsville yesterday, including a long chat with former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson to hear his thoughts and emotions.