Podcasts about governor dayton

Deb Barber serves the residents of Carver and Scott County (District 4) at The Metropolitan Council, a position she was appointed to by then Governor Dayton in 2015 and again in 2019 by Governor Waltz. She chairs the Transportation Committee which along with the Land Use Committee is one of the most visible and out-front positions of the Council. Some of the topics we discussed are; What exactly is Met Council? What work do they do for us? How does the Council work with the county and the various cities of Carver and Scott County? How does that work fit in with the rest of the Metro? What does our future look like? Deb is clearly a very competent, committed public servant and I enjoyed our conversation very much. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greg-anderson29/message

Carin, Amy, and Brian are joined by *self proclaimed* Lady Lawyer, Emma Greeman. Hands Free is here, thanks Brian. No, actually thank you. The never ending, unfolding drama of the Minnesota DHS. If we could just get rid of Governor Dayton, oh, wait... The Democratic Debates left a lot to be desired, can anyone rise to the occasion to defeat Trump?  

Brian McDaniel & Nick Zerwas are in for Justice & Drew. The guys do a final rehashing of the 2018 Christmas season. And how terrible Governor Dayton's legacy of the last 8 years will be.

Goodbye to Mattis and hello to Trump's terrible foreign policy decision. It looks like a shutdown in inevitable, which leads the gang down memory lane as they talk their favorite past government shutdown moments. And the Gofundme for the Wall is at a cool million. Thanks 2018, you did not disappoint. What in the heck is going on with Governor Dayton?     

Rep. Tom Emmer chats with the Friday Roundtable about the house spending bill and wall funding before the gang discusses details on Governor Dayton approving raising salary caps for government employees -- without even knowing about it.

Margaret Martin and Ted Lillie join Podcast sponsor, Taxpayers League Board member and tax professional Brian Marum to talk about the consequences of the Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and Governor Dayton's veto of the tax conformity bill last session. Music is "Ditch Diggin" by the Jingle Punks (copyright free). Recorded on 8/1/2018 in Roseville, MN.  Podcast Sponsored by Liberty Financial Consulting.

The LGBTIQ community is fearful of having cops march in the Pride parade in Mpls. The Del Counts will be honored by Governor Dayton with a day in their honor. A valedictorian will not be allowed to speak about Jesus in his speech because it is offensive.

We are now in the final hours of the 2018 Legislative Session. Not surprisingly, lawmakers and Governor Dayton seem headed for an impasse...

Trump haters and supporters will not like what Walter has to say. Integration vs racism, the callers weigh in. The shocking death of a 7 year old Plymouth boy after finding a loaded handgun. Walter doesn't care about racism, and here's why. Minnesota daycares are funding terrorism? Yes and no. Governor Dayton's veto of the tax bill.

House Republicans introduced their 2018 bonding bill at the State Capitol this week. They're proposing to spend $825 million on a variety of public works projects. It's roughly half as much as the $1.5 billion Governor Dayton has proposed for a bonding bill in 2018. Our conversations with candidates for governor of Minnesota continues this week with Tim Walz. The Democratic congressman is giving up his seat in Minnesota's 1st Congressional District to run for governor. Walz has represented the 1st District, covering much of southern Minnesota, since 2007. Walz spent 24 years in the National Guard, and is also a former high school teacher and football coach.

It has been seven months in between eighty degree days. This makes The Mayor very upset. Why did his relatives stop here? Governor Dayton is asking for more money for the schools.

Time is running short for Governor Dayton and state lawmakers to reach agreement on how to conform Minnesota's tax code to the new federal tax law. Failing to reach an agreement could result in thousands of Minnesotans having their taxes go up, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. Our series of interviews with candidates running for Minnesota governor continues this week with Jeff Johnson. Johnson, a Hennepin County Commissioner, was the GOP nominee for governor in 2014, but lost to Governor Dayton. He is running again in 2018.

Ted Lillie and Margaret Martin summarize the week of 4/16 in the 2018 Minnesota State Legislative session. Tax Freedom Day in MN is April 27. Round up of Campaign finance reports. 3rd deadline. First look at the omnibus bills. Governor's tax plan has been heard in the House and it raises taxes. Music is "Ditch Diggin" by the Jingle Punks (copyright free). Recorded live on Facebook 4/21/2018 in Minneapolis and Rochester, MN.  #mnleg Podcast Sponsored by Liberty Financial Consulting.

Comedian Bryan Miller is the third and only leg joining the Friday roundtable. What can be done to prevent mass tragedies? Callers weigh in. Kids these days: pressures both internal and external, Parody song contest! Governor Dayton addresses the opioid crisis.

Minnesota’s Department of Employment and Economic Development is charged with growing the state’s economy, connecting citizens with jobs, and helping businesses grow. The woman at the helm is Shawntera Hardy, who previously worked in the state’s energy, healthcare, and transportation sectors. Earlier this year, Governor Dayton tasked DEED with answering Amazon’s call for proposals for a second headquarters. We talked with Commissioner Hardy about all of that, plus asked for résumé tips in the event this whole improv thing doesn’t work out.

Bryan Miller & Brian McDaniel join the guys for the Friday roundtable, discussing Amazon's courting of a new HQ location and Governor Dayton: the positives and the negatives.

Minnesota’s second-in-command is our extra special guest for the season kick-off of T2P2. Join us and Lt. Governor Tina Smith as we ask her hard hitting questions like: What should we do with Minnesota’s budget surplus? What’s her working relationship with Governor Dayton like? And, wait... what exactly does a Lt. Governor do anyway?

This week we’re discussing the ins and outs of medicinal marijuana. May 29th 2014 was the day Governor Dayton legalized medical marijuana after a long fought battle, but as we take a closer look at the evolution of medical marijuana allowance in Minnesota, we see that we still have a long way to go. Stories from Matt Curtis and Aaron Bolton, also we hear The Word on the Street from volunteer Emily Dueker and Radio K’s Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

This week we’re discussing the ins and outs of medicinal marijuana. May 29th 2014 was the day Governor Dayton legalized medical marijuana after a long fought battle, but as we take a closer look at the evolution of medical marijuana allowance in Minnesota, we see that we still have a long way to go. Stories from Matt Curtis and Aaron Bolton, also we hear The Word on the Street from volunteer Emily Dueker and Radio K’s Weekly Release Spotlight with Zach Simon.

We sat down with the Governor's Guide, Buck Lescarbeau just as he dropped the Governor off and finally had the chance to relax.  How was the experience?  He'll explain what it was like to have Governor Dayton in his boat.   Also, Soudan Underground Mine Tour Host, Charlie Weidenhoft gives us some background on the […]

LAST WEEK ON MNSJ RADIO:   5/9/15  IF YOU MISSED LAST WEEK'S RADIO SHOW, HERE IS YOUR 2nd CHANCE:  It's the OPENER!  We're up at Fortune Bay Casino for the Governor's Fishing Opener on Lake Vermillion.  Fishing guide Buck Lescarbeau will be taking Governor Dayton out, we'll interview him to see what his plan will be and if […]

This week Ted and Margaret cover what is going on at the Minnesota Capitol, Governor Dayton on a rampage, Activists at the capitol and the Gateway Corridor. Don't forget our Tax Freedom Day event on 4/30 at Josephs in St. Paul. www.Taxpayersleague.org

  10/18/14 We recap the Governor's Pheasant Hunting Opener by talking to a number of people involved.  We'll hear from Governor Dayton, Congressman Tim Walz, Chad Cummings from RadioWorks, Scott Pain from Worthington Public Utilities, Scott Rall the Nobles County Pheasants Forever Chapter President and more. We hear about the need for more land conservation […]

Tonight's special guest is Mike Tikkanen from Minnesota, Founder of KARA (Kids at Risk Action) at InvisibleChildren.org. Kids At Risk Action is partnering with Minnesota Public Television to demonstrate why it is in our community's interest to stop the repeated failures throughout our child protection system and make children healthy. Brandon Stahl's reporting on the tortured death of four year old Eric Dean after 14 ignored reports of child abuse by mandated reporters caused Governor Dayton to remark on the colossal failure of child protection and order a review of Minnesota's child welfare system. Mike hopes changes will be made to the reporting, recording, and accountability as to how counties manage reports of child abuse and some effort will be made to change the dismal fact that Minnesota screens out 70% of child abuse calls and ranks 47th among the states in providing resources to children in child protection. 29% of children are sent back to the abusive conditions they were rescued from, and the average child is placed in four different foster homes. Mike asks, "Please support KARA's effort to create the change to reach the tipping point to save children from the toxic homes and dysfunctional lives that hurt our schools, make our streets unsafe, and fill our prisons." Mike is passionate about improving the treatment of abused and neglected children and has formed his non-profit, Kid's At Risk Action (KARA), to bring public awareness to children's rights and form action groups to improve public policy towards at-risk children. Contact him at: Mike@Invisiblechildren.org