Podcasts about monday message

On Monday's Drivetime with DeRusha... 3pm Hour: Jason asks listeners how long they think this conflict between MN and the Feds will last. Then State Sen. John Hoffman joins the show to talk about getting shot, recovering and his priorities going forward. 4pm Hour: Protesting at church is a new low. Dan Cook connects MLK, justice and Minnesota on the Monday Message. And Steph March from Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine talks about restaurants that are suffering. 5pm Hour: On the DeRush-Hour, Jason updates on the latest ICE-related news and replays a portion of his interview with Sen. Hoffman. Then Dave Schwartz joins the the show to talk Vikings depression, NFL coaches, the Natty, and much more!

Monday 4pm Hour: Jason shares his disgust at the thought of people interrupting a church service to protest ICE. Then producer Dan Cook talks about MLK, justice and Minnesota on the Monday Message. And finally Jason talks with Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine Editor-at-Large Stephanie March about the impact of ICE on restaurants and how people can help. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)

October 6, 2025 - Season 16, Episode 33 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Monday morning episode, Alex Kozora and I get right to talking about how the Pittsburgh Steelers essentially won their bye week on Sunday thanks to the other three teams in the AFC North division all losing their respective games. As part of our weekly housekeeping portion of the show on Monday, which is sponsored by Touring Plans, Alex and I dive even deeper into what happened in the AFC North division on Sunday and how Week 6 has the potential to be a great one for the Steelers when it comes the standings. Alex and I go over the Steelers injury situation heading into Week 6 and the news of the team filling their open practice squad spot early Monday morning. We go over why the Steelers currently sit at 3-1 entering Week 6 and the areas that team needs to improve in on both sides of the football as they exit their bye week. What should the message from Steelers HC Mike Tomlin be to the team on Monday? Alex and I attempt to answer that question. We also go over why the Cleveland Browns shouldn't necessarily be considered an easy win for the Steelers this coming Sunday at home. At this point, should the Steelers going 3-3, or worse, within the AFC North division be considered a huge disappointment? Is 3-3 good enough? Alex and I discuss that question and topic in the middle of this show. Should the Steelers be entertaining thoughts of trading for another wide receiver right now, or at least before the annual deadline? We make a segment out of that question and pinpoint a few teams and wide receivers that make the most sense should the Steelers decide to go down that path of exploration. This 82-minute episode also discusses several other minor topics not noted, and we close things by answering a few emails that we recently received from listeners. steelersdepot.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

4pm Hour: Jason answered the door in his robe. Is that so wrong? Dan Cook delivers a creation-care "Monday Message" and are you a fan of the fall colors?

Dan speaks to the need for people of Christian faith to speak out when individuals weaponize their faith in direct opposition to the tenets of Christianity.

4pm Hour- The fines for no-showing your driver's test is going up. Why are kids so disinterested? Then, the trouble with mixing faith and politics on the Monday Message. And finally, a pair of commercials that show the best and worst of our reactions.

Producer Dan Cook shares why he goes camping and how it reminds us that we're "good" and designed to share and do more of that "good".

3pm Hour: Jason starts by talking how media are describing the unrest in LA and why he thinks its mistaken. Then producer Dan Cook shares a Monday Message about getting out into nature and "getting your good"

4pm Hour: Jason talks about staying at the Four Seasons this weekend - should he have stayed in or gone out? Dan shares a Monday Message on the need to show up for each other. And finally Jason talks with Professor Rachel Moran from UST about the DOJ's investigation into Mary Moriarty's race policy.

Jason talks about his weekend and staying at the Four Seasons. Then producer Dan Cook delivers a Monday Message on the need to show up for one another

4pm Hour: Jason talks about some encouraging new crime data. Then Dan shares why the resurrection story matters beyond Easter. And finally Jason is joined by Amy Brace and Jacquelyn Vranicar to talk about their involvement in a new breast cancer documentary.

Jason talks about more good news on crime stats in the Twin Cities. Do you feel safe yet? Then Dan Cook delivers the Monday Message and talks about the importance of the resurrection story beyond Easter

Jason talks about the loss of a member of the restaurant community, and a friend. Then producer Dan Cook delivers a Monday Message on the need to apologize well

Producer Dan Cook talks about why we need each other - even those we disagree with.

Hour 2: Jason talks about a performative bill at the Capitol and the consequences of it. Then producer Dan Cook shares a Monday Message on why we need each other - even the people we disagree with.

On this week's "Monday Message" Dan Cook shares a bit from yesterday's sermon about the Transfiguration and where we turn in times of lack.

Hour 2: Producer Dan Cook shares a bit of a sermon on the Transfiguration and where we turn during times of chaos and darkness. Then Jason talks about a dubious way to encourage people to have more kids.

Producer Dan Cook talks about the application of a Biblical passage to our current discourse. Why are "Justice, Love & Humility" so important? Take a listen.

Jason talks with Chaska teacher Andrew Waller about teaching kids to have more civil political conversations. Then producer Dan Cook talks about why Justice, Love and Humility are so critical to our discourse.

Hour 2: Dan Cook wonders if theology can inform politics. Then - why you should never change your phone number. And finally - are you excited/nervous for the Vikings game tonight?

Dan Cook talks about a theological principle that might reframe how we do politics. Then - why should you NOT change your phone number?

Jason's producer - Dan Cook - is also a pastor. On Monday's he tries to give a practical application of faith principles. This week, what guidance can we find for AFTER the election from the Parable of the Good Samaritan

Hour 1: Jason talks with listeners to gauge who they think is going to win the presidential election. Then producer Dan Cook looks to the Parable of the Good Samaritan for guidance as to what comes AFTER the election.

Jason talks with producer Dan Cook, who also works as a pastor, about the "problem of evil" - why do bad things happen to good people, and how should we respond?

WCCO turns 100 & the Monday Message full Jason talks to John Williams about WCCO celebrating 100 years tonight. Then producer Dan Cook talks about why bad things happen to good people. 2002 Mon, 21 Oct 2024 22:08:40 +0000 n9Ie2mBKYrpWPFWGVhzmORxu74TgJuBb news Drivetime with DeRusha news WCCO turns 100 & the Monday Message Jason DeRusha "DriveTime with DeRusha": On your drive home, get caught up on the day's headlines thru Jason's unique lens. Newsmaking guests on the biggest stories, engaging topics for fans to call in & participate with, and Jason's commentary, humor and perspective on life, family, and especially the food scene in the Twin Cities. Weekday afternoons 3-6pm on NewsTalk 830 WCCO. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A

Hour 2: Jason and Dan both had breathtaking astronomical experiences over the weekend and talk about them in this week's "Monday Message". Then Jason talks about the return of tipping and if that's a good thing or not. 

Jason and Dan both had moving experiences with astronomical events over the weekend. So today's "Monday Message" talks about the revelation, spirituality, and uniting power of the cosmos.

Big O talks to the people blaming Stephen Ross for COPA Fiasco

Hour 2: Jason and producer/pastor Dan Cook talk about mandating the posting of the 10 Commandments in classrooms on Monday Message. Then Jason wonders why so many people love to complain about other folks having fun?

Producer Dan Cook is also a pastor. So what does he think about the idea of mandating classrooms to post the 10 Commandments? It might not be what you think....

Producer Dan Cook is also a pastor, and shares some faith-based thoughts on the potential value of change and dangers of closing yourself off to new information and perspectives. 

Hour 2: Jason talks to State Sen. Erin Maye Quade about why she - along with a bipartisan group of legislators - worked to stop the passage of a sports gambling bill. Then producer Dan Cook shares a "Monday Message" on the value of change. 

Sometimes it's useful to intentionally change your perspective and remember that we're part of something much bigger than ourselves. That's the launching point for today's "Monday Message" from producer and pastor, Dan Cook

Hour 2: Jason gives away a pair of tickets to see Janet Jackson by playing "Name that Tune". Then producer and pastor Dan Cook talks about the spiritual connection with nature. And finally attorney and political analyst Abou Amara joins Jason to react to Mary Moriarty dropping the case against a State Trooper and what she had to say about the reasons behind it.

Hour 1: Jason talks about Rudy Gobert, if he'll play tonight, and what would people do in his shoes if their partner was having a child on the day of a playoff game. Then producer Dan Cook talks about violence, houses of worship and where our focus should be in addressing societal ills

Producer Dan Cook is also a Christian pastor and shares some wisdom from Sunday with practical application for the rest of the week. This week - we're spending hundreds of millions to "protect" houses of worship from violence. Should we be putting more emphasis on the conditions that lead to the violence in the first place?

Hour 2: Jason talks about a Pew survey that show people aren't honest about church attendance. Then producer and pastor Dan Cook shares some thoughts about the things that unite us. And finally Rep. Jim Nash joins the show to share his story and why his Mandatory Reporter bill is so personal.

Jason talks about a Pew Research survey that says more people report going to church 1-2 times a month than actually do according to cell phone data. Why do people make that choice? Then producer and pastor Dan Cook brings you a practical message about what ails us as a culture (and no it's not a lack of going to church)

Big O talks Tyreek Hill

Big O talks Tyreek Hill

Producer Dan Cook is also a Christian pastor. Every other Monday he shares a practical faith message. Today - why is Easter treated as a "season" in the liturgical calendar. 

Hour 2: Dan Cook shares another Monday Message - today talking about the season of Easter. Then Jason talks to Reed Daniels from Red's Savoy Pizza to talk about the Twins use of their trademarked term - "Sota Style" 

Producer Dan Cook is also a Christian pastor and every other Monday tries to translate sermon material into practical teaching. This week he talks more about loneliness, the cultural contexts that influence it and what we can do to shift our perspective. 

Hour 2: Producer Dan Cook shares a practical, faith-based message. Then Jason talks with Vikings legend Chad Greenway on his investment in Irish soccer and helping bring a team to square off against the Loons. 

Producer Dan Cook is also a Christian pastor. Every other Monday, he shares some ideas from the pulpit that have practical applications. This week - could the idea of agape love, and being more intentional about our neighbors help improve the loneliness epidemic?

Hour 2: Cook shared some thoughts on loneliness and sacrificing for the other. Then Jason talks with listeners about whether there's actually a war on police or not. 

Hour 2: In this week's Monday Message, producer Dan Cook talks about ignoring gate keepers and listening for yourself. Then Jason talks to Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy about her priorities for the Session. 

Producer Dan Cook is also a pastor at a local church and every couple of weeks, he shares a practical look at some of the things he's been preaching. This week: approaching faith by ignoring gate-keepers and listening for yourself.

Producer Dan Cook is also a pastor and occasionally shares portions of his sermons with practical application. This week - what do we do if we feel called to move our lives in a certain direction?

Hour 2: Jason talks with Second Harvest Heartland CEO Allison O'Toole about their new initiative to cut MN hunger in half by 2030. Then producer Dan Cook shares some of the sermon he's working on for Sunday