Chad Hartman

What do you want to hear on the radio? Chad opens the flood gates for the listeners to choose what they want from the show with Text-a-Topic!

We have two segments of Wild and NHL discussion with Bill Guerin to open the hour before Chad gets an update on the progress science is having in the battle against cancer from Dr. Emil Lou of the U of M medical school and Masonic Cancer Center.

Dr. Emil Lou of the U of M medical school and Masonic Cancer Center joins Chad to share about how science is faring in the battle against cancer with finding better detection and treatments.

The Wild season opens tonight in St. Louis against the Blues and Bill Guerin joins Chad to talk about his club and much more on hockey and other topics.

Pam Bondi faced the Senate as James Comey faced arraignment and the Democratic governors of American handled National Guard deployment -- or threat of it -- on their streets. This has been a historic week in the U.S. systen of justice and here's what happened. On Deadline is produced and written by Christy Strawser and Lauren Barry.

Are you willing to give President Trump credit for a pending peace deal between Israel and Hamas? Chad discusses that question and we hear from Aaron David Miller with his analysis on the status of a peace deal before we lighten things up with talk about our favorite Dairy Queens in Minnesota.

There's nobody better to analyze situations in the Middle East than Aaron David Miller and he joined Chad with thoughts and insight on what the deal means so far for any hope of lasting peace.

Chad opens the show talking about the deal as it stands between Israel and Hamas and if those who oppose President Trump on almost everything are willing to give him credit in bringing the two sides together and getting a peace deal this far.

Steven Schier of Carleton College joins to talk with Chris Egert about the political battle happening with the government shutdown and which side may crack first. Later, Chris shares the good news of Minnesota taking back the honor of housing the best restroom in America, the dangers our phones pose to our health, and how many friends a person can actually have.

For the third time, Minnesota is home to the greatest restroom in Minnesota! Chris Egert tells us where to find it as we discuss the finer points that make a high quality restroom.

Political scientist Steven Schier of Carleton College joins Chris Egert to discuss the politics of the ongoing federal government shutdown and which party is coming out ahead.

How much is the government shutdown actually disrupting air travel today? Aviation expert Scott Hamilton joins Chris Egert on that topic before a discussion about a perceived lack of leadership within the Democratic party and a new study showing that your bumper sticker may create more anger in other drivers than you realize.

In the middle of taking a shot at Ilhan Omar, President Trump says the Democrats are a party without a leader. Is he correct? Who do you believe is leading the Democrats right now?

News reports recently have spoken of delayed flights and a shortage of air traffic controllers due to the government shutdown. Aviation expert Scott Hamilton joins Chris Egert to speak about what's actually happening at America's airports.

Chris Egert is covering for Chad today talking about the possibility of National Guard troops coming to the Twin Cities, how successful Minnesota's farms have been with this year's harvest, and a new list of America's favorite fall foods showing major disrespect to Minnesota's wild rice soup.

Chris Egert speaks with Garen Paulson from U of M Extension about the fall harvest in our state and how Minnesota farmers are being impacted by tariffs and the government shutdown.

Governor Walz said yesterday he's preparing for President Trump to call National Guard troops to the Twin Cities as he has in Washington DC, Chicago and Portland. Chris Egert is in for Chad today and opens the show with a discussion about what that would mean to the cities and residents.

If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life, what would it be? Chad opens the hour with that topic and a conversation about the amount of jobs that could be taken over by AI over the next decade. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins from LA to share some fun on multiple topics.

Chad has several topics for Jamie Yuccas today including gauging her interest in joining a group of random women at an adult summer camp experience.

Chad reacts to a report about the immense amount of jobs that could be lost over the next decade to AI.