Podcast appearances and mentions of Star Tribune

Minneapolis schools are sued by the Federal Government. Walz might very well be a racist for the way he is handling Somali thieves. The Minnesota star Tribune might as well come out and admit that they are only in business to promote the well being of Gov Tim Walz. Johnny Heidt with guitar news. Heard On The Show:Social media threats prompt school cancellations, early dismissals in south metroHCSO responds to federal agents' help call in MinneapolisPolice fan out to Providence schools to calm worries with the Brown University shooter still looseSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Host Michael Rand is joined by Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins, who is pinch hitting for Patrick Reusse. They had plenty to get to, including the Vikings' win over Dallas, the Wild's blockbuster trade for Quinn Hughes and a Wolves discussion. It might have been the best weekend for Minnesota sports in a while.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about a good performance from JJ McCarthy and the Vikings in Dallas last night and a huge trade involving the Wild over the weekend bringing defenseman Quinn Hughes to Minnesota.

We finally get to the NFL Picks with Gerby before Ben Goessling from the Star Tribune makes his weekly appearance for some final Vikings thoughts of the week leading into the game at Dallas.

We finally get to the NFL Picks with Gerby before Ben Goessling from the Star Tribune makes his weekly appearance for some final Vikings thoughts of the week leading into the game at Dallas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We finally get to the NFL Picks with Gerby before Ben Goessling from the Star Tribune makes his weekly appearance for some final Vikings thoughts of the week leading into the game at Dallas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Korzenowski is in for Chad today talking about the incoming brutal cold and new intriguing packages coming from YouTube TV. Later, Star Tribune reporter Trey Mewes joins to talk about his wild story regarding the town of Twin Lakes and the residents that want to dissolve their local government.

Scott Korzenowski is in for Chad today talking about the cold air on our doorstep to open the show that also features Star Tribune reporter Trey Mewes on a wild situation in the small Minnesota town of Twin Lakes, weekly resolutions from the Am I Wrong? committee, Vikings talk with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider and much more!

Star Tribune reporter Trey Mewes joins Korzo with the wild story of what's happening in the small town of Twin Lakes, Minnesota and why 34 of the 130 residents have signed a petition to dissolve the city's government.

Henry Lake talks about his love and memories of former ESPN anchor Stuart Scott after the debut of a 30-for-30 documentary on Scott. Later, Henry gives so love to Jerome Powell for telling the truth about today's American economy and we discuss Twins offseason topics with Bobby Nightengale Jr from the Star Tribune.

Send us a textWelcome back to the American Experiment Podcast!This week, Minnesota's fraud epidemic continues to dominate the national news, with Ilhan Omar and Keith Ellison at the center of the storm. Grace and Kathryn break down the connections linking them to the fraud they're desperately trying to deny.Next, you may have seen (or smelled) Minneapolis' latest crisis: public defecation. The city council is pushing for more public bathrooms, but local businesses say these facilities often get used for everything except their intended purpose.After that, Grace and Kathryn dive into recent ICE protests around the metro, exploring David Zimmer's piece that exposes how these demonstrations are organized and well funded.Finally, we welcome Ilan Wurman to the show! Ilan, a professor at the University of Minnesota Law School, discusses the upcoming Supreme Court case on birthright citizenship.Remember to LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE and never miss an episode of the American Experiment Podcast!00:00 - Welcome Back!03:36 - Ellison and Omar take to left wing media to defend themselves05:13 - Ilhan Omar's connections to Minnesota's fraud epidemic08:42 - The Star Tribune tries to run cover for Walz's fraud12:21 - Minneapolis plagued by public defecation16:21 - The TRUTH behind the Minneapolis ICE protests 25:11 - Ilan Wurman joins the show!26:27 - The birthright citizenship case heading to the Supreme Court!

The full Tuesday show begins with Susie Jones stepping in for Adam Carter and accepting some questions during Ask Susie Anything. We also have conversations with Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy.com, Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson, Jamie Yuccas from CBS-LA and plenty more!

A bevy of GOP hopefuls for Governor showed up in Marshall last night for a debate and Rochelle Olson of the Star Tribune joins Chad in studio to discuss what she saw from the group.

Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins host Michael Rand for a look back at the weekend in sports. Among the big topics: A turnaround for the Vikings and QB J.J. McCarthy in a 31-0 victory over Washington; a terrible closing sequence in a one-point Gophers women's basketball loss to Maryland; and the Gophers football team heading to the Rate Bowl.

Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins host Michael Rand for a look back at the weekend in sports. Among the big topics: A turnaround for the Vikings and QB J.J. McCarthy in a 31-0 victory over Washington; a terrible closing sequence in a one-point Gophers women's basketball loss to Maryland; and the Gophers football team heading to the Rate Bowl.

Monday 4pm Hour: Jason talks with Scott Johnson from the Powerline blog about his critique of a Star Tribune story on MN fraud that he thinks shows a clear pro-Walz bias. Then he's joined by Rick Ellis from AllYourScreens.com to talk about Netflix agreeing to buy Warner Bros. and Paramount mounting a hostile takeover. Rick explains why it matters to consumers.

The Star Tribune published a story over the weekend that took the President to task for the numbers he was tossing around concerning fraud in MN. Scott Johnson from the Powerline blog took the paper to task, wondering if there was influence from a former Walz commissioner who's now the paper's publisher. He joins Jason with his perspective.

Jon continues talking about Ellison trying to divert blame from himself when it comes to fraud, and the Star Tribune lying about said fraud. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jon continues talking about Ellison trying to divert blame from himself when it comes to fraud, and the Star Tribune lying about said fraud.

Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins Chad to talk Vikings and much more from the local sports scene and beyond.

The full second hour of The Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson. As always during this time of year, Steve and Jonathan Lowe keep you updated on the scores and results from the college football landscape across the nation including a visit with Pat Coleman from D3 Football and Chris Hine from the Star Tribune and Aaron Worm! Plus, Jonathan and Steve's thoughts on Matt Campbell being hired at Penn State from Iowa State and the Lane Kiffin/LSU saga. Lindsey also shares some old scouting notes on JJ McCarthy from her days covering football in Vegas.

Chris Hine covers the Minnesota Timberwolves for the Star Tribune. He joins Steve to talk about the Wolves' win over the Pelicans. They are now winners of four straight. Chris says the team is still trying to find its way defensively and has a lot to emulate in a certain other team down in Oklahoma. They also touch on the Clippers drama with their release of Chris Paul in the middle of the night earlier this week.

Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson has jeers for Jonathan Weinhagen, cheers for Sun County Airlines, and plenty more of both to offer today as she joins to discuss the Cheers & Jeers column for this week.

It's Vineeta Sawkar's weekly feature with the Star Tribune and their STRIBVARSITY section on high school sports. Today focusing on High School hockey!

Vanessa Voskuil is a choreographer, director, performer, writer, designer, and teaching artist. Ranging from large community-inclusive performance works to ensemble and solo works for site-specific locations and theater settings, her work has been described as “visually arresting,” “boldly and uncompromisingly moving within its own time and its own logic,” and “interlaced with surrealist sensibility and bracing intelligence.”Voskuil has received two Minnesota Sage Dance Awards for Outstanding Design and nominated twice for Outstanding Performance. She has been honored twice with a McKnight Fellowship for Choreography (2009, 2015) and awarded “Best Dancer 2015” by City Pages in addition to her cast for “en masse” in 2009. She has been honored by Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine as "Best of the Year 2015." Voskuil has been named one of the “7 Artists to Watch” by Minnesota Monthly Magazine and recognized by the Star Tribune as one of “9 Minnesota Artists to Expect Great Things.” Her work has been commissioned by the American Dance Festival (NC), Walker Art Center, The Southern Theater, Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater, Minnesota Visible Fringe, Red Eye Theater, Off-Leash Area, and Flaneur Productions, and supported by the Jerome Foundation, McKnight Foundation, Minnesota State Arts Board, Sewell Family Foundation, American Composers Forum, Moore Family Fund for the Arts of the Minneapolis Foundation, Forecast Public Art, Northern Lights.mn, and Dakota West Arts Council. In 2017, she was awarded a 3-month artist residency and travel fellowship to Japan provided through the Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.From 2003-09, Voskuil served as co-founding, artistic director of award-winning, ensemble-based performance company, Live Action Set. In 2010, Voskuil co-founded the Minnesota Dance Film Festival and served as the festival director until 2013.As a teaching artist, Voskuil has taught through Zenon Dance school, University of MInnesota, and Live Action Set. She has held choreographic residencies at the American Dance Festival (NC), Carleton College, Macalester College, University of Wisconsin-River Falls, Zenon Dance School, International Music Camp, and Guild Incorporated.As a performer, Voskuil has performed with Emily Johnson's Catalyst Dances (1998-2005), Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater (2001-2009), Skewed Visions, Theatre Novi Most, and Off-Leash Area.Voskuil holds a BFA in Dance and a BA in Theater from the University of Minnesota.

So many students are considered “good” - but what does this mean? We talked to Dr. Keenan Hartert Biology Professor with Minnesota State University - Mankato and has a piece in the Star Tribune talking more about this, how grades and performance correlate to students in the classroom.

Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse and host Michael Rand look back at the weekend in sports, starting with another inept performance by the Vikings. They were shut out in Seattle with Max Brosmer making his first start. Justin Jefferson didn't speak to the media afterwards. Plus the Gophers beat Wisconsin for the fourth time in five years, the Wolves beat a couple quality teams and more.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins weighs in on the Vikings offensive disaster and Lane Kiffin moving to LSU.

It is gonna be a matchup with some intrigue as Sam Darnold, previously of the Minnesota Vikings will face Max Brosmer in Seattle and Andrew Krammer with the Star Tribune and Matthew Coller preview the matchup, the spread and what Brosmer could bring to the table Sunday!

The Chairman Patrick Reusse from the Star Tribune opens the show with tales of his holiday from the nation's capitol. They discuss Patrick's annual Turkey of the Year award winners which include Coach Cheryl Reeve (Minnesota Lynx) and Coach Kevin O'Connell (Minnesota Vikings) and the man/the myth/the number… JJ McCarthy. In their second segment, Chad and Patrick talk about the magnitude of a turn around it would be for JJ McCarthy to go where he is now to serviceable dare we say “star level”. Patrick chats about his upcoming knee replacement and how interesting it is covering a bad team (it's as good as it is when they're winning).

Star Tribune columnist La Velle E. Neal III joins host Michael Rand for an all Vikings edition of Daily Delivery on this fine Thanksgiving. After Rand gives an update on J.J. McCarthy and Max Brosmer, Neal and Rand get into the best-case QB scenario for the rest of this year, contingency plans for 2026 and whether the Vikings need a more thorough rebuild.

Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins host Michael Rand for a look back at a bleak weekend in Minnesota sports. The Wolves lost in agonizing fashion. The Gophers football team blew a big lead. And the Vikings saved the worst for last.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad to talk about bad performances over the weekend from the Vikings and Gophers.

Andrew Krammer of the Minnesota Star Tribune joins the show for our weekly hardcore preview of the upcoming Vikings game. Krammer and Coller dive into the reasons, and keys, to Minnesota upsetting Green Bay at Lambeau this weekend. The Purple Insider podcast is brought to you by FanDuel. Also, check out our sponsor HIMS at https://hims.com/purpleinsider Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On Thursday's "Drivetime with DeRusha"... 3pm Hour: are you open to riding in a driverless rideshare vehicle? And what does Target's new "10/4" policy say about us as a society? Giselle Ugarte has an interesting take. 4pm Hour: Jessica Lussenhop from ProPublica joins Jason to talk about her reporting with Andy Mannix from the Star Tribune about a horrific story of church sex abuse in Minnesota. Then Jason talks with Alicia Hinze from The Buttered Tin about Thanksgiving Pies on DeRusha Eats. 5pm Hour: On the DeRush-Hour, Jason learns more about a new emergency housing building in Washington County. Plus, he discusses perhaps the worst pickup line ever conceived.

Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins Chad to discuss some topics from state politics and share from this week's Cheers & Jeers column.

Matthew Coller of Purple Insider joins Chad for two segments of tremendous Vikings insight before we transition to Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson for this week's Cheers & Jeers.

Ben Goessling of the Minnesota Star Tribune joins the show to look ahead to what's next for J.J. McCarthy after a roller coaster start to his NFL career. Then, Maggie Robinson joins the show for the weekly Robinson Round Up. The Purple Insider podcast is brought to you by FanDuel. Also, check out our sponsor HIMS at https://hims.com/purpleinsider Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Thursday 4pm Hour: Jason talks with ProPublica reporter Jessica Lussenhop about her reporting with the Star Tribune's Andy Mannix about an awful case of church sexual abuse in MN. Then he's joined by Alicia Hinze from The Buttered Tin to talk about your Thanksgiving pies on DeRusha Eats!

The Star Tribune and ProPublica joined forces to report on a disgusting story of church sexual abuse and further traumatization in the response to it. Jessica Lussenhop from ProPublica joins Jason to talk about her reporting.

Chad's full show includes topics both serious and light plus interviews with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, Star Tribune investigator Andy Mannix, and our weekly extended chat with Jason DeRusha.

Andy Mannix of the Star Tribune joins with details of a horrible story about sexual assault within a Duluth church community and those who worked to hide it from authorities. Plus, have you been seeing a lot of strange and random texts on your phone lately?

Star Tribune writer Andy Mannix joins Chad with details from a story he worked on along with ProPublica documenting many years of sexual abuse within a Duluth church community and those who kept the truth from authorities.

Federal agents clashed with protesters in an industrial area of St. Paul Tuesday morning. We had the latest on that developing story. One of the state's largest health insurers is shutting down. We found out what that means for 300,000 people in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Minneapolis Police Department is facing criticism for its handling of three high-profile cases. The most recent is the killing of a woman who made multiple reports of domestic violence. We talked to a Star Tribune reporter who investigated her case. Three philanthropy groups are putting up $20 million to help people find and keep affordable housing. We learned more about the project. Plus, we talked to renowned chef Sean Sherman about his new cookbook.Our Minnesota Music Minute was “Frybread” by Keith Secola and our Song of the Day was “None of my Hands” by Hiahli.

Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins host Michael Rand for a look back at the weekend in sports, starting with a 19-17 Vikings loss in which young QB J.J. McCarthy looked helpless at times. Plus another Gophers football blowout loss, a Wild resurgence and more.

Star Tribune writer Reid Forgrave joins Chad to share some of the details from his new story about the horrific toll opioid addiction had on a Minnesota family by taking the life of a young woman.

On Thursday's Drivetime with DeRusha... 3pm: A new study says venting your anger doesn't really help. What do you do? And Anchorage, Alaska will let residents vote on local elections via their phones - good idea? 4pm: Advice columnist Adrienne Lee joins for her monthly "Ask Adri" visit where she talks about how it's actually okay to have tough conversations at Thanksgiving - if you do it right. Plus, on "DeRusha Eats" - people were waiting in a LONG line for Krispy Kremes... what would you wait in line for? 5pm: On the DeRush-Hour Headlines - how quick will we forget the shutdown. And Jason talks with Kristoffer Tigue from the Star Tribune about what the data says about climate change in MN. Plus - do sports leagues need to flat-out ban prop bets?

On "The Lead" - the government is back open... will anybody remember the shutdown? Are you ready to take Metro Transit again after they announce more security? Why are the Feds dithering on the death penalty for Vance Boelter? And a new Netflix series set in Minnesota! Then Jason goes "In Depth" with Star Tribune reporter Kristoffer Tigue about his data-driven look at how climate change is impacting the state.

The Edmund Fitzgerald went down 50 years ago on Nov. 10, 1977. The ore carrier simply vanished from the surface of Lake Superior. It was an ominous ending — mysterious and tragic, too. Hundreds of other vessels have sunk in the big lake, and shipwreck hunters still work to find their watery resting places. Guest Christa Lawler shares some of Lake Superior's striking shipwreck stories with host Erica Pearson. Still curious? Read more at the Minnesota Star Tribune. To support Curious Minnesota and the important work of the Minnesota Star Tribune, subscribe today by visiting Startribune.com/WorthItToSubscribe. Stay up to date with the Star Tribune at @startribune on TikTok, Bluesky, X, Facebook, and Instagram.