Chad Hartman

Alec Baldwin was the subject of a viral video ambush from an obnoxious woman in a coffee shop. Chad discusses the incident, Baldwin's reaction to the woman behind the camera, and its reflection on our society.

Tom Hauser joins for two segments of talk about State Senator Nicole Mitchell's arrest and the impact it may have on the legislature. Plus, Chad talks about the viral video ambush of Alec Baldwin at a coffee show from a woman that was completely out of line and Jerry Seinfeld's opinion that movies are dead.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins to talk the arrest of DFL State Senator Nicole Mitchell, criticism some media outlets have faced in their reporting of the incident, and what it means for the slim DFL majority in the Senate. Plus, where are we at with legalizing sports betting!?

Are you capable of breaking and entering if in a situation similar to State Senator Nicole Mitchell? Chad opens the hour with that discussion before turning to our regular chat with Jamie Yuccas.

Chad discusses the case of DFL State Senator Nicole Mitchell's burglary arrest and if she deserves some sympathy or leniency based on the emotions and grief attached to her situation. Are you capable of committing the same crime in her situation?

Jamie Yuccas of CBS News joins Chad to talk about the process into getting prepped for the morning news in Los Angeles and her dedication to shopping at and supporting small businesses.

Adam Carter joins Chad for the full hour to talk about the shelter in place alert accidentally sent to more Hennepin County residents that necessary last night and some other nonsense before our weekly game of Ask Adam Anything.

Adam Carter sticks around with Chad for some of the typical nonsense and to talk about what happened last night when many Hennepin County residents received a shelter in place notice by mistake when it was meant for only a small number of people.

Chad opens the hour with two segments of lighter sports talk with Chip Scoggins. Later, Chad talks about two stories in the news about parents whose mistakes were so horrific they ended in the deaths of children and why this is not the time for leniency in sentencing.

Chad shares the details of two stories about egregious failures of parents that ended with the deaths of children and says this is not the time for leniency in sentencing.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about Gopher basketball PG Elijah Hawkins entering the transfer portal, the Timberwolves dominating Phoenix in the opening game of their playoff series, and continued problems for the Twins.

A rabbi at Columbia University warned Jewish students to stay home today out of fear for their safety and the school ended up moving all classes online. Columbia is failing.

Mark Freie joins from the news room for an extended Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Chad and Dave before some talk about Columbia University canceling in-person classes today due to fears for the safety of Jewish students.

Mark Freie tells us there's definitely a 'type' of person that throws trash out of their window on the highway. That was part of the fun during an extended Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!

Opening statements kicked off Donald Trump's hush money trial today in New York. Do you care?

The average American family with kids in childcare are paying almost 20% of their income to cover those costs. Chad talks about the new numbers and how nothing seems to be improving for families.

Do you care about Donald Trump's hush money trial beginning today? Chad opens the show with that question and talk about terrible movie sequels before a transition to new statistics about how much childcare is costing American families.

The Swifties are coming after Dave Harrigan after he ripped Taylor Swift's new double album during Am I Wrong? to wrap up the week.

Sheletta is in for Feisty Friday, but the segment is all about her son Andrew as he debuts his first book, talks about all that went into writing it, and how he's enjoyed some exciting opportunities while doing promotion.