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Plus Mara Braun goes over the 1,000 point mark for the Gopher Women's basketball team. A Lake Take on all things sports with Henry Lake on The WCCO Morning News. Henry is in for Chad Hartman today from 12p-3p!

Plus Mara Braun goes over the 1,000 point mark for the Gopher Women's basketball team. A Lake Take on all things sports with Henry Lake on The WCCO Morning News. Henry is in for Chad Hartman today from 12p-3p!

Adam Carter is in for Jason, and he welcomes Chad Hartman to stick around for an extra hour. They discuss bathroom plumbing "etiquette" and another fake celebrity death story spread over social media. Then, Jeff Bennett describes a different way for men to keep their partner satisfied in the bedroom.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman as she does each and every Friday. They begin their conversation today discussing a tweet from President Trump from earlier today that included a slur used to describe people with intellectual disabilities. Sheletta notes that President Trump's degradation knows many favorites. They discuss the impact of the “r word” and the evolution (or lack thereof) of Trump's rhetoric. In their second segment, Sheletta talks about the event she's throwing on Saturday for small business owners. https://www.shelettamakesmelaugh.com/post/small-business-saturday-brunch

Matthew Coller from Purple Insider joins Chad Hartman each and every Friday. Chad opens their conversation with a question about who Matthew thinks will be named starting QB ahead of the Vikings game against the Seahawks. They run through some scenarios that would impact the choice which also includes JJ McCarthy's poor play as of late. They chat about finding franchise quarterbacks in unexpected places and Max Brosmer's Brock Purdy potential. In their second segment, Matthew and Chad explore the possibility of the Vikings moving on from JJ McCarthy. Matthew thinks he will be on the team but without the assumption that he is the long term solution. He expects a competition at the position and a ton of pressure on the organization to find their answer. They also talk about what Sam Darnold has been up to in Seattle and if he is the one that got away.

Rochelle Olson from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) for Cheers & Jeers! The list of subjects includes Delta Airlines, the good ol' days, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Jesse Diggins. In their second segment, Chad and Rochelle discuss skyrocketing property taxes and interest rates. Chad calls for a slowing and/or nominal increases in government spending.

Adam Carter joins Chad Hartman in the studio for the final hour of the show today. They ask what makes a Thanksgiving great. Mix of people, food that's surprisingly good, kids that aren't high maintenance are all discussed. They also talk about the passing of Fuzzy Zoeller and how part of his legacy includes one of his worst moments. Lindsey Brown leads Am I Wrong this week.

The full three hour program of The Chad Hartman Show for November 28th, 2025.

This week, we're tackling three questions. The first question: How much can humans actually be genetically engineered? The second question: Are people kinder or meaner than they were 20 years ago? And the third… do you want to jam with a 1,000-person rock band? You might have a chance to in January. Featuring audio from KCBS' Bay Area All Local, WCCO's Chad Hartman and WWL's Scoot.

This week, we're tackling three questions. The first question: How much can humans actually be genetically engineered? The second question: Are people kinder or meaner than they were 20 years ago? And the third… do you want to jam with a 1,000-person rock band? You might have a chance to in January. Featuring audio from KCBS' Bay Area All Local, WCCO's Chad Hartman and WWL's Scoot.

This week, we're tackling three questions. The first question: How much can humans actually be genetically engineered? The second question: Are people kinder or meaner than they were 20 years ago? And the third… do you want to jam with a 1,000-person rock band? You might have a chance to in January. Featuring audio from KCBS' Bay Area All Local, WCCO's Chad Hartman and WWL's Scoot.

This week, we're tackling three questions. The first question: How much can humans actually be genetically engineered? The second question: Are people kinder or meaner than they were 20 years ago? And the third… do you want to jam with a 1,000-person rock band? You might have a chance to in January. Featuring audio from KCBS' Bay Area All Local, WCCO's Chad Hartman and WWL's Scoot.

This week, we're tackling three questions. The first question: How much can humans actually be genetically engineered? The second question: Are people kinder or meaner than they were 20 years ago? And the third… do you want to jam with a 1,000-person rock band? You might have a chance to in January. Featuring audio from KCBS' Bay Area All Local, WCCO's Chad Hartman and WWL's Scoot.

This week, we're tackling three questions. The first question: How much can humans actually be genetically engineered? The second question: Are people kinder or meaner than they were 20 years ago? And the third… do you want to jam with a 1,000-person rock band? You might have a chance to in January. Featuring audio from KCBS' Bay Area All Local, WCCO's Chad Hartman and WWL's Scoot.

Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan are out, Scott Korzenowski and Lindsey Brown are in! Scott opens the show with talking about election day and how his step-daughter sent out an early morning text letting everyone know their marching orders to the polls. Scott and Lindsey wade into the complicated loaded legacy of the now late Dick Cheney. Then, Scott is joined by Amy Koch to discuss Rep. Lisa DeMuth entering the race for Governor of Minnesota. Her intro ad features strong anti-Tim Walz messaging. Amy gives her thoughts on Rep. DeMuth's candidacy, what she's up against running as a Republican in a state that hasn't chosen a Republican governor in over two decades and the races for Minnesota State Senate on the ballot today. To wrap up the hour, Scott talks about his Halloween experience as Pops the Duck and how much he has grown to love Halloween with his grandkids.

Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan are out, Scott Korzenowski and Lindsey Brown are in! Andy Greder is a sportswriter for the Pioneer Press. He joins Scott Korzenowski to talk about the start of Gopher men's hoops season, the first under Head Coach Niko Medved. Scott and Andy discuss the identity and core tenets of a Medved coached team, the revamped roster that features many new names and what Andy observed in their first game of the season against Gardner-Webb University. Scott and Lindsey wade into sandwich gate and which deli meat would wield the most damage.

The full third hour of The Chad Hartman Show for November 4th, 2025. Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan are out, Scott Korzenowski and Lindsey Brown are in! Korzo opens up the hour talking about who's being issued press passes to cover the Pentagon. Then, they wade into the growing investigation into Kawhi Leonard's contract with the LA Clippers that potentially circumvents the NBA salary cap. Finally, Lindsey takes a stab at Korzo's “Shot Clock” segment to wrap the show.

The full episode of The Chad Hartman Show for November 4th, 2025. Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan are out, Scott Korzenowski and Lindsey Brown are in! The first hour includes an interview with Amy Koch to discuss Rep. Lisa DeMuth entering the race for Governor of Minnesota. The second hour includes an interview with Andy Greder from the Pioneer Press on Gopher Men's Hoops. The third hour features the "Shot Clock" segment where Lindsey asks Korzo a series of random questions.

Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan are out, Chris Egert and Lindsey Brown are in! Chris kicks off the show with a discussion about the Winterapolis rebrand of the Holidazzle parade launched today by the City of Minneapolis. Then, Chris and Lindsey discuss a Gen Z worker calling out of work to deal with the fallout of a breakup.

Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan are out, Chris Egert and Lindsey Brown are in! Susie Jones joins for the first half of the hour for Over/Under/Properly rated. Then, Chris and Lindsey wade into the government shutdown and what Chris thinks could be an avenue to ending it.

3pm Hour: Adam Carter was in for Jason. He's joined by Chad Hartman to talk about this weekend's "No Kings" protest and the reaction to them. Then he talks with NY Times best-selling author John U. Bacon about his latest work "Gales of November: The Untold Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald".

Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Gretchen Godfrey from the Pacer Center about the struggles they're facing with staffing, working to keep all of their services open why community is so important, and more

Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with AI Innovation Expert Kevin Frazier about having a conversation about AI, being proactive about helping them notice, normalizing AI and more.

Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Dr. Buffy Smith from Dougherty Family College at St. Thomas about parents having FOMO, helping kids handle larger college classrooms, peer accountability, having a sense of belonging and more.

This hour Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with AI Innovation Expert Kevin Frazier about helping our kids with AI, she chats up Dr. Buffy Smith from Dougherty Family College at St. Thomas about parents having FOMO and a welcoming space, talks with Gretchen Godfrey from Pacer Center about paying it forward, and she tells the story of the changing the meaning behind "Let's Go Brandon".

Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Angie Conley from the Venture Center at the University of Minnesota about taking a business idea and turning it into reality, what is a "cross-sectional" approach to business, the proper way to start a business, technology being just as important as a team, splitting equity amongst founders and more.

Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Charles Hallman from the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder about the disappointing end to the Minnesota Lynx season, the top offseason priority, status of CBA, and more.

This hour Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Angie Conley from the Venture Center at the University of Minnesota about taking a business idea and turning it into reality, she discusses WNBA issues and concerns with Charles Hallman from the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, plus what are the "Fur Coat Chronicles?"

Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Kelly Turpin from Women's Advocates about October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, why it's important to be a "yes" organization, being a pop up advocate, meeting people where they're at, the first shelter for victims of domestic violence, and more. For more information wadvocates.org

Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with the CEO of Spotlight Staffing Terrace Johnson about their upcoming "Black Women's Job Fair", fighting preconceived notions, why she wants people to be comfortable in their job search, finally finding her calling, and a ton more.

This hour Sheletta Brundidge (in for Chad Hartman) talks with Kelly Turpin from Women's Advocates about October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, she discusses their upcoming "Black Women's Job Fair" with Spotlight Staffing CEO Terrace Johnson, and Adam Carter joins late for some nonsense.

President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

President Donald Trump didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire announced this week, but many are wondering if his work securing the agreement will win him something else: a new legacy. Learn more on the deal and reaction to it from Jason DeRusha and Chad Hartman at WCCO in Minneapolis; KCBS Radio in the Bay Area and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a full program today. Chad opens the show asking about events that we're looking forward to (and not so much) in honor of the Ryder Cup starting today. Chad says he's looking forward to his son's upcoming wedding in Hawaii. Lindsey mentions how much she's looking forward to seeing trick or treaters at her house this year and an upcoming Halsey show. Matthew Coller from Purple Insider stops by to talk Lynx in the playoffs and the Vikings in Dublin. Chad asks about the challenge the Lynx have faced early in their series against the Phoenix Mercury and what Matthew's concerns are from the end of their game 2 loss. The Vikings are playing the Steelers this week in Dublin, Ireland. Chad asks about how close Matthew thinks the Vikings were to signing Aaron Rodgers this offseason. In their second segment, Chad and Matthew parse through the Vikings quarterback situation with JJ McCarthy on the mend and Carson Wentz keeping things at bay. What happens if Wentz is playing well when McCarthy returns? What's the long view for the development of this offense?

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman as she does each and every Friday. She's not in the studio though, she's on her way down to Kansas City for a NASCAR race and potential career opportunity for her son. Sheletta talks about how important it is to see it for one to be it when it comes to dreams and BBQ. In their second segment, Chad and Sheletta discuss President Trump's statements on autism earlier this week as it hits close to home for each of their families. Sheletta says follow the money and anticipates further cut backs of services and resources for families impacted by autism by shifting focus to blaming parents/framing autism as personal fault.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman as she does each and every Friday. She's not in the studio though, she's on her way down to Kansas City for a NASCAR race and potential career opportunity for her son. Sheletta talks about how important it is to see it for one to be it when it comes to dreams and BBQ. In their second segment, Chad and Sheletta discuss President Trump's statements on autism earlier this week as it hits close to home for each of their families. Sheletta says follow the money and anticipates further cut backs of services and resources for families impacted by autism by shifting focus to blaming parents/framing autism as personal fault. Chad spends the second half of the one o'clock hour giving his thoughts on what he's seen at the Ryder Cup so far today. He doesn't agree with Team USA captain Keegan Bradley's choice to shelter the rookies and bemoans the lack of teeth that Bethpage Black has especially with the rough cut short. He also voices his discontent with the television coverage.

Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a short program today with the Twins set to face the Rangers this afternoon. Major Garrett joins Chad to kick off the show to discuss the national political scene. They touch on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth calling for a sudden meeting of top military officials, a potential tectonic shift in administrative policy concerning Ukraine and Russia, the potential indictment of James Comey and whether or not President Trump wants a government shutdown. Then, Tom Lehman joins Chad Hartman live from Bethpage Black ahead of the Ryder Cup. Watching is the hardest part Tom shares his most poignant Ryder Cup memory from his illustrious career, why the casual sports fan should tune into the Ryder Cup, captaining Team USA in 2006 and the challenges facing this year's captain Keegan Bradley.

What does Chad think of being formally censured by the Am I Wrong? Committee for his conduct last week? The segment opens there before jumping into the resolutions of the week.

Rochelle Olson from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) for Cheers & Jeers. Much of the conversation is focused on the aftermath of last week's mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School. They open the conversation about her column from earlier in the week about criticizing those opposed to any sort of new gun regulations, especially the availability of high capacity weapons. In their second segment they address the Minneapolis City Council member Jeremiah Ellison pursuing a fellowship at Harvard University while serving on the council remotely. They also address Rochelle's beef with Tom Emmer's online criticism of Tim Walz instead of offering help.

Lindsey Brown leads the Am I Wrong segment with Adam Carter who is in for Chad Hartman. Topics include touch tunes, effective jingles and food safety.

Rochelle Olson from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Adam Carter (in for Chad Hartman) for Cheers & Jeers. Much of the conversation is focused on the aftermath of last week's mass shooting at the Annunciation Catholic School. They open the conversation about her column from earlier in the week about criticizing those opposed to any sort of new gun regulations, especially the availability of high capacity weapons. Lindsey Brown leads the Am I Wrong segment for the week.

Adam Carter and Lindsey Brown in studio for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan for today's show. Adam opens up the show with some marital tensions he and his wife have been experiencing with laundry responsibilities. What's better, having something done wrong by someone else or not done at all? Then, a conversation about students choosing to protest gun violence by walking out of school. Adam not only supports the kids but applauds the districts creating space to allow the students to express themselves.

Henry Lake and Lindsey Brown in studio for Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan for today's show. They open the show with a discussion about Vice President JD Vance and his wife visiting with the families suffering with aftermath of the Annunciation Catholic School mass shooting. Henry pushes back on some people's criticism of his presence. Lindsey points out that its easy to show up and lay down flowers but what about actual steps toward change. Michael Rand from the Minnesota Star Tribune joins Henry to talk about the buzzing fall sports scene. Henry asks what Michael wants to see from the Twins in the final month of the season. Henry then asks about the upcoming titanic tilt between your Minnesota Lynx and the red hot Las Vegas Aces. They also touch on Paige Bueckers' efficiency, Henry thinks she's a top 10 athlete in the world in efficiency. They also speak to the divisional difficulty facing the Minnesota Vikings this season. Plus, Lindsey shares a household mishap she experienced this morning.

Chad Hartman is in for hot lap of the show today before being bumped for Twins vs. White Sox Chad, Susie and Lindsey talk about hats and Minnesota traditions they don't participate in.