Chad Hartman

Chad opens the show reacting to the Vikings beating Green Bay in the season opener yesterday before a conversation with Star Tribune reporter Ryan Faircloth about his excellent piece advancing the story on fraud in Minnesota and the slow response from our government. Later, we have Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with Susie Jones, more football talk with Chip Scoggins, talk about the increased fears of what continuing to push AI's limits could mean for humanity and much more!

Chip Scoggins joins for two segments of very different outcomes over the weekend for the Gophers and Vikings before we dive back into the conversation about AI and warnings about it being a threat to humanity.

The AI industry in the US seems to be begging for regulation to slow themselves down the President Trump says we need to be full speed ahead to stay in front of China. Are you buying the hype that staying the course could be catastrophic for humanity?

Star Tribune sports columnist joins Chad for two segments of football talk reacting to a comeback victory for the Vikings over the Packers and the Gophers getting blown out at home by Mississippi State.

Susie Jones joins for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated with the story of inadvertently cussing at our boss today before some Swift Takes! featuring a bunch of TV talk with the primetime Emmy Awards coming tonight.

Chad runs through some Swift Takes! and we discuss some of the excellent TV shows we've seen this year and which we hope to see take home an award.

Susie Jones joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and the story of accidentally cursing out our boss today at WCCO.

Chad opens the show reacting to the Vikings victory over Green Bay and the decision by the Packers that ended up turning the game in favor of the Purple. Later, Star Tribune reporter Ryan Faircloth joins to provide additional detail regarding his piece from the weekend sharing new details about fraud in Minnesota and how slow our state government was in addressing the problem.

Star Tribune reporter Ryan Faircloth joins Chad to discuss his weekend piece delivering more news and details regarding fraud in Minnesota how slow the government was to address the problem.

The game changed between the Vikings and Packers yesterday when Green Bay failed to convert a 4th and 1 with a QB sneak. Was it a bad decision to take the points off the board and go for the first down or a bad play call? And was the outcome of the game more of a great comeback from the Vikings or massive choke from the Packers?

Chris Egert is in for Chad today with plenty of September 11 discussion over the opening hour to mark 25 years since the attacks during which we also replay Major Garrett from earlier in the week looking back on his experience that morning with President Bush and the White House press pool in Florida. Later, we talk Vikings with Chad Greenway, get back into 9/11 discussion and other topics with Sheletta Brundidge and hear the weekly resolutions from the Am I Wrong? committee.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chris Egert to open the hour talking first about the issues she has with how the US commemorates 9/11 each year leaving families impacted by the attacks with no place to escape the horrific memories. Later, we get lighter with a visit from the Am I Wrong? committee chairman to reveal the weekly resolutions.

The Committee is back for Am I Wrong? with a critical look at our Sunday Vikings viewing rituals, youth sports extortion, and anyone who believes giving out stickers or pencils on Halloween is a good idea.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chris Egert to talk about her issues with how our nation commemorates the tragic events of 9/11.

This hour with Chris Egert in the host seat features talk about Gopher football and the U lagging behind in NIL money for athletes, the biggest names in fast food pulling back on AI and former Vikings Chad Greenway previewing the season opener against the Packers coming up Sunday.

Chris Egert discusses the inability for the University of Minnesota to raise enough NIL money to pay athletes and says that's the main reason Gopher football isn't able to compete with the big boys in the Big Ten.

Chris Egert is in for Chad today discussing our memories and reflections on 9/11, his own experience covering the events of that day from Omaha, and we replay a conversation from earlier this week with Major Garrett on his 9/11 memories with the White House press pool in Florida with President Bush.

Chris Egert speaks about his experience in Omaha on 9/11 where Air Force One made a stop on that day and we replay a conversation with Major Garrett from earlier this week about his experience in Florida where President Bush began that day reading with a group of second graders.

A widow who lost her husband on 9/11 took our government to task today in front of former Presidents during today's reading of names at New York City, reminding us all of the anger many families still feel 25 years later. How do you feel 25 years after the attacks on our soil?

Adam Carter is in for Chad today and has a good lineup of guests and discussion topics including Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy on diesel prices hitting record highs, the specific moment about 9/11 we will never forget, Axios reporter Herb Scribner on how AI could destroy humanity, Tom Hauser on his 9/11 experience and night one of the GOP midterm convention, and John King on spending time with Barry Melrose during the high school hockey tournament and the relationship they continued to have.

Susie Jones sticks around at the top of the hour to chat with Adam Carter about her experience broadcasting on 9/11 before we bring Tom Hauser on to discuss the same topic and what happened last night during the GOP midterm convention. Later, John King shares about his experience with the late Barry Melrose when Melrose came to town for the high school hockey tournament and to film a piece for ESPN about Minnesota hockey hair.

Minnesota's foremost hockey hair expert, John King, shares about his experience with Barry Melrose after news yesterday of Melrose passing at age 70.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Adam Carter to share about his experience on the day of the 9/11 attacks and what happened at day one of the GOP midterm convention.

The news about AI this week has been about fears of the destruction of humanity? Adam Carter discusses that with Axios tech reporter Herb Scribner and learns how that could actually occur. Plus, why is middle class America taking up all of the side gigs?

Many in the middle class are working side gigs today. Do you have one? If so, is it for needed extra money or just something to do?

Axios reporter Herb Scribner joins Adam Carter to discuss new alarms sounding about fears of AI destroying humanity and how that could happen.

How will you spend the $5,000 President Trump promised all American adults if Republicans hold power in Congress at the midterms? Adam Carter has some fun with that topic to open the show filling in for Chad. Later, Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy joins to talk about diesel prices hitting all-time highs around the country and other concerns about fuel prices before some incredible stories from listeners as part of a conversation about the specific things we will never forget about 9/11.

The phrase 'never forget' has been used all over the country since 9/11. What specific memories will you never forget about that awful day in America?

Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy joins Adam Carter to talk about diesel prices hitting all-time highs around the country, what's happening to the price of regular gasoline and heating oil and more.

Chad wasn't expecting to host a show today but that changed due to a Twins rain delay. We start the show with some silliness before Major Garrett joins with great insight on alarms sounding over the threats posed by AI and reflecting on his experience traveling with President Bush on 9/11. Plus, Chad gets into some Twins discussion and talks about the controversy over St. Paul police having access to drones.

Chad jumps into Twins talk to open the hour before a discussion about the future of drones use by St. Paul police.

Chad talks about the apprehension over police drone programs previously in Minneapolis, and now in St. Paul with their city council expected to vote on that subject today.

Chad talks about how the Twins have performed this season based on expectations, if Tom Pohlad has held up his end of the bargain to improve the club, and what the team could potentially look like for next season.

Jumping in to take over during a Twins rain delay, Chad begins the show with a tremendous amount of nonsense before getting into serious topics with Major Garrett of CBS News.

Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with excellent insight into what those close to and within the AI industry are saying about the threat their products to the future of humanity. Plus, Major shares details from his experience in 9/11 with the press pool covering President Bush while in Florida when the attacks began.

It's a very silly start to Chad's show today after taking the call to fill some time during a rain delay for the Twins. How should Chad and Dave be compensated for jumping on the air to provide extra content for WCCO?

Dean Phillips kicks off the show with Chad talking about approaching 25 years since the 9/11 attacks this Friday before some fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything to finish the opening hour. Later, we talk baseball with Paul Molitor, Jamie Yuccas shares about her trip to New York for the US Open, and Susie Jones joins for two segments on multiple topics including new punishments for drivers who ignore school bus stop arms.

Susie Jones joins for two segments to talk about new punishments for drivers who ignore school bus stop arms, looking back at nearly 25 years since the 9/11 attacks and more before Jamie Yuccas joins to share about her trip to New York City for the US Open.

What were the highlights of Jamie Yuccas' trip to NYC to check out the US Open? Chad gets into that and more during Jamie's usual Tuesday visit!

Susie Jones joins to talk about new penalties for drivers who run through school bus stop arms, reflections about 9/11 and more.

Paul Molitor joins for an excellent segment of Twins talk to open the hour. We also discuss the reports that poor air quality reports after the 9/11 attacks were hidden from citizens. Plus, what should Minnesota businesses be doing today regarding employees returning to the office or staying remote?

Where are we headed regarding return-to-office mandates to in Minnesota and what should the rules be for different companies?

Hall-of-Famer Paul Molitor joins Chad to talk about Walker Jenkins getting off to a slow start since being called up by the Twins, manager Derek Shelton's impact on the team this season, his friendship of 52 years with former Gopher baseball coach John Anderson and much more.

Former congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad for two segments reflecting on approaching 25 years since the 9/11 attacks, talk about Canada's new tariffs going into effect and more political topics before some fun with Adam Carter during Ask Adam Anything.

Adam Carter explains his calendar which features today's New Year's Day celebration during Ask Adam Anything.

Former congressman Dean Phillips joins Chad to talk about President Trump sharing lies about his actions on 9/11, new Canadian tariffs going into effect today and more!

To open the show Henry asks about the identity of the Minnesota State Fair. Henry thinks the fair is great for families and date nights but not so much for those looking to meet someone. Henry and Lindsey talk about America’s obsession with football. Darrell Thompson stops by to chat about Gopher football’s dominant win over Eastern Illinois. To wrap the show Henry, Susie Jones and Lindsey play Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated

It’s the weekly Monday bit with a different spin. Henry provides the topics for Over/Under/Properly rated and the group discusses. Henry also shares a gym story.

To open the show Henry asks about the identity of the Minnesota State Fair. Henry thinks the fair is great for families and date nights but not so much for those looking to meet someone. Henry and Lindsey talk about America’s obsession with football. Darrell Thompson stops by to chat about Gopher football’s dominant win over Eastern Illinois.