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Adam Carter and Jordana Green talk with Mitchell Hamline University Emeritus Professor of Law Joseph Daly about the recent Minneapolis teachers contract protecting teachers of color from arbitrary layoffs, is it racist, is it constitutional and more. They also get feedback from listeners about the subject and it's the Friday rewind.

Adam Carter and Jordana Green talk with Mitchell Hamline University Emeritus Professor of Law Joseph Daly about the recent Minneapolis teachers contract protecting teachers of color from arbitrary layoffs, is it racist, is it constitutional and more.

It's "Quick Hits" including streaming, unionized strippers, and the kiss of death. Adam and Jordana also discuss the $7B B1G TV contract, and Tim Lammers stops by for his normal Friday segment.

Adam Carter and Jordana Green talk with Entertainment Critic Tim Lammers as he reviews the new limited theatrical/Paramount+ release "Orphan: First Kill," starring Isabelle Fuhrman and Julia Stiles as well as the the new streaming series "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" (Disney+), starring Tatiana Maslany and Mark Ruffalo.

Adam Carter and Jordana Green wonder how many times a day do you lie? The average American lies four times per day, and the city of Minneapolis is upping their parental time off. Plus and Research scientist Steve Balogh on coronavirus in our waste water.

Adam Carter and Jordana Green talk with Research scientist Steve Balogh from Metropolitan Council in the Environmental Services Division about viruses in our wastewater, how long has this been happening, how they monitor and more. He also mentions what they're currently testing for and more.

Adam and Jordana have a memorable end to their first show together. 

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Adam and Jordana discuss abortion and take your calls. 

6-27 Adam and Jordana show 10a hour 

Former WCCO reporter Caroline Lowe joins Adam and Jordana to talk about the still unsolved case of Jodi Huisintruit. 

Hear the first moments of our new 9-noon show. 

6-27 Adam and Jordana 3p hour 

Blois Olson helps us understand what this decision to overturn Roe v. Wade means for us in Minnesota and around the nation

Maria Isa Perez-Hedges is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives in District 65B. She joined Sheletta following the news of Roe v. Wade being overturned.

Plus, Sheletta speaks with Maria Isa Perez-Hedges, who is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives in District 65B. 

Sheletta and Steve Simpson discuss the Supreme Court Overturning Roe v. Wade

Our friends at Fraser are putting together an Autism fundraiser. Sheletta talked with Fraser VP Nancy Baldrica about the event. 

Hour 2: Sheletta talked with Macy Harder about her profile in Minnesota Monthly, and about some legal stories with attorney Jules Porter.

Local attorney Jules Porter joined Sheletta to talk about a host of legal stories in the news. 

Writer Macy Harder joined Sheletta to talk about her profile in the latest issue of Minnesota Monthly!

Hour 1: Sheletta talked about a free drive-thru farmers market and to the first indigenous Miss Minnesota.

Rachel Evangelisto is the first Native American Miss Minnesota. She joined Sheletta to talk about the honor and representing her people.

Keystone Services is holding a free drive-thru farmers market to help provide fresh fruits and vegetables to those in need. Julia McCarthy from Keystone joined Sheletta to talk about how folks can register!

What is it and how do we treat it. Dr. Greg Vanichkachorn brings answers and some more questions about long-COVID to the WCCO airwaves. 

Joy Summers of the Star Tribune joins Susie Jones to discuss the best patio dining in the Twin Cities as well as dive deep into the new restaurants inside the Minneapolis Four Seasons. 

Keith Kozerski joins the program to discuss Catholic Charities first of its kind new youth homeless facility. How many people it can help and the rise in youth homelessness are discussed. 

CBS' Scott MacFarlane joins Susie Jones to discuss the latest breaking news on the bipartisan gun bill coming out of the Senate. They also discuss the possible gas tax holiday proposed by President Biden. 

John Stanoch joins the program to talk all about Minnesota's bid to host the 2027 World's Fair. What, where, when and much more with John and Susie Jones. 

Dakotah Lindwurm discusses her huge victory at Grandma's Marathon and what comes next for the rising star runner. 

Dr. Neha Raukar of the Mayo Clinic talks about how to stay healthy in the excessive heat and what warning signs to look for, for heat stroke. 

Dorothy Nins eloquently explains why Juneteenth shouldn't just be important to people of color but to everyone. She also discusses her role in inspiring the next generation at Power of People Leadership Institute. 

Pete Najarian talks about it all with Susie Jones. From the market to gas prices to memorials for his legendary father. 

Michael Chaney joins the program to talk about Juneteenth and North Minneapolis

Tom Santulli joins Susie Jones to discuss new hazing charges in the case that injured his son in MIssouri in late 2021. 

Rena Sarigianopoulos is back in the host seat today with a reminder to open the show about being kind after receiving a rude email last night. Later, we begin our dad joke battle for the day to celebrate Father's Day and Jason Polinski of 3D Response Systems joins to talk about what that company can do to keep our children safe and schools secure during an active shooter emergency.

Adam Carter sticks around with Rena Sarigianopoulos after the news to celebrate Father's Day with one of his favorite dad jokes. Later, we continue our dad joke battle while also discussing some of the jobs with the best outlook over the next decade. Plus, KARE 11 political reporter John Croman joins to talk about why talks to have a special session broke down at the legislature.

KARE 11 political reporter John Croman joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to talk about how talks about a special broke down between Democrats and Republicans and what it means regarding the business that was left unfinished.

We've been learning that working remotely does have some downsides and Rena Sarigianopoulos shares some of the new research with us. Later, we continue our dad joke battle and speak with Kevin Brasler of Consumers' Checkbook about some of the easiest ways we can make our travel dollars go a little farther.

Jason Polinski of 3D Response Systems joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to talk about keeping our schools safe and the work his company can do to protect our children and schools in the case of an active shooter situation.

Kevin Brasler of Consumers' Checkbook joins Rena Sarigianopoulos with some great tips and insight on how to save money and stretch out your summer travel dollars.

Rena Sarigianopoulos opens the hour speaking about depression, caring for our mental health, and Americans not taking the time we need to relax. Later, Gabrielle Clowdus of Settled and Pastor Jeff Suos of Mosaic Christian Community join to talk about using their resources to create a community for the homeless.