Podcast appearances and mentions of John Hines

John Hines, in for Chad today, dives into some topics about health regarding BMI and our obsession over protein and if we're going too far.

Former Governor Arne Carlson joins John Hines with a dire warning about Minnesota's economy, saying he fears we are entering a financial crisis much like the Great Depression.

John Hines is in for Chad today with a preview of what's coming up, some new health news about BMI and our obsession over protein, plus an extended visit with former Governor Arne Carlson.

Mark Freie joins John Hines and Dave Harrigan for some fun today on several topics with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated!

The hour begins with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated before John Hines jumps into the debate over privatizing the postal service.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins John Hines to talk about hiring of Niko Medved to lead the Gopher men's basketball team, preview the Twins as they begin the regular season this week and more.

Our final hour with John Hines in for Chad today starts with Chip Scoggins reacting to the news of Niko Medved's hiring as the new Gopher men's basketball head coach. Later, after that and more from the sports world with Chip, John talks about new data showing the average cost of owning a dog or cat over their average life span.

In this insightful episode, Philip Lindholm discusses the state of education in America with Deputy Mayor John Hines, who brings his extensive experience as an educator and policymaker to the table. John begins by reflecting on his unique experience on Jeopardy and how his background in education has shaped his views on policy and teaching.Key Topics Covered:1. Safety in Schools? John questions the prison-like safety measures being implemented in schools and emphasizes the need for a welcoming educational environment that does not compromise on safety.2. Challenges Facing Education: Such challenges range from the broadening scope of schools' responsibilities to the need for more parental engagement and updated curricula to financial literacy and emotional intelligence.3. Mental Health in Schools: The conversation dives into the critical need for better mental health resources within schools, discussing how schools are currently ill-equipped to handle the growing mental health crises among students.4. The Importance of Civic Education: John expresses concern over the diminishing emphasis on civic education and its impact on democratic engagement among young Americans.5. Technology's Impact: The benefits and challenges of technology in education, including the potential overuse of screens and the balance needed between digital and interpersonal learning experiences.Takeaways:This episode provides a comprehensive look at the challenges and potential solutions within the American education system, offering insights for educators, policymakers, and parents alike.Listen and subscribe to the podcast:Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-informed-citizenApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-informed-citizen/id1738680188Connect with us:Dr. Lindholm: www.philiplindholm.comThe Informed Citizen Website: https://theinformedcitizen.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/drphiliplindholmFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/drphiliplindholmYouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdscEVf-gjkiNh9YK-0yYiTZN7usLZ4CRCredits:Produced in partnership with Terry Wise and AssociatesMusic: Sound and Vision, “This Party Bussin”Editing & Post-Production: Tony Wise at Wise VideographyDisclaimer:This podcast is for informational purposes only and not professional advice.

Kenny and Amy are back this week with legendary Hall of Fame broadcaster John Hines as their special guest. Hines reflects on his 50-year career in radio here in the Twin Cities and the three of them compare notes on attending Brown University for radio school. Hines shares his one regret during his time at various stations, including WLOL, K102 and 15 KSTP working with Charlie Bush. Hines also offers some advice to aspiring radio professionals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John Hines in for Jason DeRusha. Laura Oakes joins to talk about previous New Year's Eve adventures. Lindsey highly recommends Sissy K's near Faneuil Hall in Boston, just avoid nearby trash cans. Laura details her slow/reflective/early mornings. John hasn't seen midnight since the Clinton administration. John and Lindsey talk about population numbers and why Lindsey thinks the big numbers forecasted in the 2080's are unsustainable. Dave Schwartz makes his weekly appearance to talk about the Minnesota Vikings being one win away from the #1 seed in the NFC. Dave audits the Packers failed comeback attempt… they're not the first team to come roaring back. But we know how KOC comes out in those one score contests… with DUBS. Plus Dave's thoughts on the state of the other Minnesota pro sports and their seasons.

Dr. Michael Osterholm joins John Hines to talk about the growing threat of influenzas this year. PLUS John and Lindsey run through some new laws going into effect in 2025. Lindsey has no time for people who hurt animals or existence fees.

Dr. Michael Osterholm joins John Hines to talk about the growing threat of influenzas this year. Dr. Osterholm gets into his bag early and talks about how these viruses start and the newer strains that have evolved to infect other mammals. The flu vaccines we have today cover the strains that circulate between humans but if a new strain should emerge from animals to person to person transmission then we may be in a tough spot. Dr. Osterholm thinks we live in dangerous times when it comes to public health as vaccinations have become controversial even for diseases like polio and measles in addition to the eroding trust in medical institutions. Plus a couple personal stories about the now late great President Jimmy Carter

John Hines in for a final holiday session for Jason DeRusha and guess what he's stirring the pot. Magnus Carlsen showed up for work in jeans and the Chess Lords didn't like it. He returned to the tourney after standing on his principle of keeping chess accessible in all forms but Lindsey thinks the burning of all jeans isn't too bad of an idea. PLUS John talks to Dean Warzala (SVP Chief Lending Officer at Blaze Credit Union) to talk about the climbing mortgage interest rates in 2025.

John Hines talks to Dean Warzala (SVP Chief Lending Officer at Blaze Credit Union) to talk about the climbing mortgage interest rates in 2025. Rates today are historically competitive compared to previous decades. John asks what it takes for rates to fall and if it affects housing prices especially in a low supply market. How much does the consumer buying power matter?

Laura Oakes joins John Hines (in for Jason DeRusha) to talk about New Years resolutions. John says its easier to quit things that start things according to the data. Laura aims to slow down and be more intentional in not knowing things and Lindsey wants to be more open hearted to help. Alec Lewis from the Athletic stops by to preview Vikings v. Packers in the quest for NFC North dominance.

Alec Lewis joins John Hines to talk your red hot Minnesota Vikings as they head into rivalry week against the Packers. Harrison Smith is back and (maybe) Ivan Pace Jr too. The Vikings will need an answer for Josh Jacobs and the Packers' running game. They also get into how many Packer fans may be in attendance at US Bank Stadium. Plus the return of Teddy Bridgewater.

John Hines is in for Jason DeRusha. We kick off the hour with a conversation with Laura Oakes about all the work that went into her deep dive piece on Bob Dylan in honor of the release of “A Complete Unknown” now in theaters. Both have seen the film and get into some of the creative liberties the film took and the acting performances. The concept of consumption dominates much of the third hour discussion. Random throwaway gifts from Homegoods or maybe it's not about products at all. Lindsey subscribes to the underconsumption model that's in vogue again and how everything is a lot less shiny than what the glare suggests. John wraps with some book recs.

John Hines in for Jason DeRusha. John and Lindsey kick off the show with some Bald Eagle radio as it has now been named the official bird of the United States of America. A conversation about the appointment of Sriram Krishnan as AI advisor in the incoming Trump administration. Plus calls/texts AI is influencing us and our world.

Matt from Lending Tree joins John Hines to talk about the debt that Americans accumulate during the holiday season. Interest rates can make you blush so it's important to get things paid down when you can. It usually takes five months to pay back the debt accrued during holiday shopping. Plus the gift card economy that now includes the sports books. Plus John gets into Netflix's big numbers day and other punk takes from Lindsey.

Matt from Lending Tree joins John Hines to talk about the debt that Americans accumulate during the holiday season. Interest rates can make you blush so it's important to get things paid down when you can. It usually takes five months to pay back the debt accrued during holiday shopping. Plus the gift card economy that now includes the sports books.

John Hines in for Jason DeRusha. John opens the show talking about where he was 20 years ago today (headed to Iraq) and other things that happened today in history. Valerie Sokolosky joins John to discuss etiquette behind gift return, re-gifting and other holiday social tightropes. Valerie brings some stats including the $10 billion spending on unwanted gifts by Americans this year. John acts about the state of manners in our society and the rise of rudeness.

John Hines in for Jason DeRusha. Lindsey's cousin was awarded a championship level ring for taking 3rd place at a hockey tournament so we gotta talk about the concept of proof over substance. John and Lindsey take calls and texts on 3rd place-gate. Maybe we're killing joy or maybe we're Dr. Eric Zilmer on the psychology behind hit and runs Dr. Eric Zilmer joins John Hines to talk about the study of the psychology behind hit and runs. People take off from scenes more often than you think for reasons that don't have much to do with morality. Dr. Zilmer highlights that everyone is susceptible to panicking in the moment of crises and making the wrong split second decision.

Dr. Eric Zilmer joins John Hines to talk about the study of the psychology behind hit and runs. People take off from scenes more often than you think for reasons that don't have much to do with morality. Dr. Zilmer highlights that everyone is susceptible to panicking in the moment of crises and making the wrong split second decision.

Today, John Hines jumps in for Chad on Black Friday we chat with dog exhibitor Patti Kleven recapping the National Dog Show which tallied over 20 million viewers for the Thanksgiving Day tradition on televisions everywhere. Also we discuss some of the popular Black Friday items floating around out there! Also, Karen Bachman joined John to talk about the collaboration of Bachmans and the sale of the WCCO Radio 100 album in their stores and the many facets of their one stop shop this holiday season!

Another with John Hines filling in for Chad on a Friday so of course, we invited our friend Sheletta on to talk about TPT's ‘Broadcast Wars' and John shares where he went wrong with a Thanksgiving staple.

Always a fascinating chance when John Hines fills in to get the backstory on so many great authors and this one in particular, from right here in Minnesota - authored Agent Tori Hunter among other pieces - Roger Stelljes talks about his journeys when authoring some of his latest books, telling a story from a female perspective and much more!

John joined Vineeta Sawkar on The WCCO Morning News. The eye of the storm passed over his spot on the gulf.

What are your best memories of the State Fair?  Guest host John Hines asks on this final day of the 2024 event (please forgive the audio in the first segment...due to producer error).  Later, author Kenneth C. Davis talks about the history of Labor Day.

Labor Day has an important history in this country.  John Hines welcomes author Kenneth C. Davis to discuss the impact and evolution of this holiday.

Guest host John Hines offers up some stories from outside the Minnesota state lines, including a decision on Paris' Eiffel Tower, the weight limit of a bridge, and a health notice at a State Fair (not ours).  Then, author Brian Freeman gives us the skinny on his latest book.

Are you looking for a new novel to take in this Fall?  John Hines welcomes New York Times best-selling author Brian Freeman on the show to talk about his new thriller, "Break Every Rule".

It's the most wonderful time of the year...it's football time in the Mountains!  You can smell it in the air! In our annual kickoff to football episode, Neil and Will sit down with an icon in High School Mountain Football lore - Coach John Hines.  In a turn of events of the past year, Coach Hines left a storied tradition he built in one small community in Appalachia to now lead another mountain community - in hopes they to can make it to the "promise land" of Kroger Field (or Commonwealth Stadium as some would say)!  He'll explain why the change of scenery and what gives him motivation to keep coaching.  He'll share with the guys the significance of sport on small town communities and how it just hits a little different in Appalachia.  Take a listen as he goes into his own career and how, if given the chance, he would still be playing the game he still most passionately loves.  If you're a fan of football, or just small town community in general, he speaks to the heart of all Appalachians - and wears "a big hat."  You might even hear Neil explain why one person may be the reason for an entire sport to be "cancelled."  Also, don't forget the #AppBiz of the week: Martin's (Truck Parts/Peterbilt)!   Oh yeah - don't forget to pick up the DVD!! Coach John Hines/SL Touchdown Club - www.sltouchdownclub.com  Coach John Hines DVD: www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/p/Football/Johnny-Hines-Building-a-Championship-3-4-Defense-for-High-School-Football_FD-04681.html  App News: ACC The Green Bank for Rural America - https://greenbankforruralamerica.org  Jean Hall Passing - https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/betty-jean-hall-advocate-paved-women-enter-coal-112963910  ARC ARISE (Tourism) - www.arc.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/2024.08-ARISE-Project-Snapshot-WVU.pdf  ARC ARISE (Aviation) - www.arc.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/2024.07-ARISE-Project-Snapshot-Ohio-University.pdf  www.perrytribune.com/news/ohio-university-s-voinovich-school-gets-funding-for-aviation-upgrade-in-appalachian-counties/article_df8e65fa-598c-11ef-943e-3b9626e2f06e.html  Absenteeism in Appalachia KY - www.bgdailynews.com/news/educating-kentucky-what-happens-when-kids-stop-coming-toschool/article_43b0212c-5ade5b29afb2d445bbf49748.htmlutm_source=bgdailynews.com&utm_campaign=%2Fnewsletters%2Fheadlines%2F%3Fdc%3D1723726863&utm_medium=email&utm_content=read%20more     #AppBiz: Martin's Truck Parts/Peterbilt - www.martinspeterbilt.com   

John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Dan Hayes from The Athletic about the return of Royce Lewis to the Twins lineup as they start a road trip in Detroit. Plus, the trade deadline is next week - what moves might they make?

Hour 2: John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Laura Oakes' son Charlie about the new Deadpool and Wolverine film. Then Dan Hayes joins him to talk about the return of Royce Lewis and the trade deadline for the Twins. 

John Hines is in for Jason. He's joined by Laura Oakes and her son Charlie to review the new Deadpool and Wolverine film which Charlie saw last night. 

Hour 1: John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Paul Douglas on Paul's last day before radio retirement. Then producer Dan Cook brings you three stories of abject disaster and a redeeming story of the greatest animal on God's green Earth: puppies!

John Hines is in for Jason. Years ago, Paul Douglas got his start on radio with John on WLOL. Today we wish Paul well as he sails off into radio retiremen!  

John Hines is in for Jason. He talks to Laura about a book recommendation, and trying to stay healthy as you age. 

John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Michael Rand from the Star Tribune about news that Twins baseball and Bally's Sports North may soon be returning to Comcast. Plus, a mega-deal for the NBA and what that means for fans. 

Hour 3: John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Laura about living to a ripe old age. Then he's joined by the Star Tribune's Michael Rand about a potential return to Comcast for Bally's Sports North and the Twins. 

It's the one form of crime that spiked during the pandemic and hasn't come back down - shoplifting. John Hines, in for Jason, wonders if you ever intervene?

John Hines - in for Jason - is joined by Washington Post Senior Political Reporter Aaron Blake to talk about last night's address from President Biden. And does Governor Walz actually have a chance to be the VP pick?

Hour 2: John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with listeners about what they do if they see someone shoplifting. Then he talks with Aaron Blake, Senior Political Reporter at the Washington Post about Biden's address and Walz's VP chances. 

John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Sarah Johns about her novel The Sirens of Soleil City and the state of female protagonists in literature. 

John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst for Bankrate, about the better than anticipated GDP numbers, and if that portends an interest rate cut this year?

Hour 2: John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Sarah Johns about her novel, The Sirens of Soleil City. Then he talks with Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst for Bankrate about today's better-than-expected economic news. 

John Hines is in for Jason and talks to one of his favorite authors - David Housewright - about his current and upcoming novels.

The President is set to make a critical speech to the nation tonight. What might his goals be? Dr. Cynthia Rugeley, head of the Political Science program at the University of Minnesota-Duluth joins John Hines - in for Jason - with analysis. 

John Hines is in for Jason. He talks with Laura about buffets and Timothee Chalamet playing Bob Dylan. Then he shares a series of stories including a "whale" of a story from New Hampshire