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Joining Robert Pilot: An update from Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and Dr. Antony Stately from the Native American Community Clinic with an important update.

Matt at the Pretti memorial; Man with severe head injuries likely caused ny agents; Texas special election sees heavily favored Republican lose; new Epstein files releases with more allegations against Trump; quid pro quo with Trump and UAE sheikh; Oscar nominations; Trump responds to Trevor Noah’s Epstein Island joke; Tina Smith endorses Flanagan as her replacement; Liam comes home; federal occupation updates; massive problems in agriculture sector.

A ProPublica investigation claims to have found the two CBP agents who shot and killed Alex Pretti. Judge blocks Kristi Noem’s “seven day notice” for members of Congress to inspect DHS facilities. A day after ICE agents killed Renee Nicole Good, they almost killed Alberto Castañeda Mondragón. DOJ arrests two more people associated with the protest at Cities Church in St. Paul. Why are they so obsessed with this Church? We take a look. Plus, a FOX News poll confirms what Harris/Walz voters knew would happen if Trump won.

Plus, yes, MAGA is coming for marriage equality. They’ve launched a new campaign called “Greater Than” and 47 organizations have already signed up.

Philip Anthony is joined by the fantabulous Laurie Fitz, the host of Connections Radio Show, which airs every Saturday at 9AM on AM950. On this episode we discuss the murders of Renee Good and Alex Pretti and their impact on the community and why “connections” in this trying time are so important!

Bruce covers the ongoing fallout from the ICE killing of Alex Pretti, plus how our government’s system of checks and balances is faltering.

Dr. Stefano Sinicropi dives into the incredible power of intention and hope in the healing process. He shares a jaw-dropping story of a patient whose neck surgery healed at a miraculous speed after she found spiritual peace with her treatment. Dr. Sinicropi challenges us to stop avoiding the hard work of self-care and start taking ownership as the CEO of our own health.

#RechargingTheHumanBattery #DrStefanoSinicropi #MindsetMatters #PowerOfIntention #HolisticHealing #SelfCareJourney #MedicalMiracles #WellnessSpeedOfLight #HopeHeals #ChronicDiseasePrevention

Join Andi, Rina, and Kelsey as they process a difficult week in Minnesota, finding hope in how the community has rallied together with mutual aid and quiet acts of bravery. They share moving stories from their local food pantry—from Senator Tina Smith stopping by to help to a FedEx driver who’s also a jazz pianist—proving that “Minnesota Nice” is actually a fierce, protective kind of love. It’s an emotional, honest episode where the team announces a temporary hiatus to focus all their energy on supporting the neighbors who need them most right now.

#TwinCitiesPride #MinnesotaStrong #CommunityCare #MutualAid #PrideAmplified #MinneapolisLocal #SupportEachOther #MinnesotaNice #LoveYourNeighbor #PridePodcast

This episode originally aired May 18, 2025:

Jillian Nelson, Policy Director, Autism Society of Minnesota. Lobbyist Jillian Nelson talks to us about her life working at the legislative level for the Autism Society of MN. She also shares what it’s like living with multiple disabilities. Nick Wilke from MCIL joins us as guest co-host.

Paul dives into a powerful conversation with legendary folk musician Charlie Maguire and author Steven E. Mayer about the resilience of the human spirit. We’re drawing parallels between the historic 1934 Minneapolis truckers’ strike, the Iron Range labor battles, and the current struggles for justice on our city streets. It’s an episode steeped in local history, family legacy, and the enduring strength of communities standing together in hard times.

#MinneapolisHistory #LaborRights #FolkMusic #WallOfPower #Resilience #SocialJustice #IronRange #1934TruckerStrike #Legacy #PaulMetsa

Laura speaks with Teresa McCormick, the Executive Director of The Good Acre, to talk about how Minnesota’s largest non-profit food hub is shaking things up. Teresa explains their “farm to community” mission, which connects local farmers with schools and hospitals to ensure everyone gets a seat at the table with fresh, healthy food. We also dig into the challenges facing immigrant farmers today and why building an “anti-fragile” food system is the key to a stronger, more resilient Minneapolis.

#FoodFreedom #LocalFood #TheGoodAcre #SustainableFarming #CommunityHealth #MinnesotaAgriculture #FoodSecurity #SupportSmallFarmers #FoodEconomy #ResilientSystems