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Joining Robert Pilot: Chase Iron Eyes is a Native American activist, attorney, and an enrolled member of the Oglala Lakota and Standing Rock Sioux Tribes. He is a co-director and lead counsel of the Lakota People’s Law Project as well as a co-founder of the Native American news website Last Real Indians. ANTONY STATELY, PHD EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND PRESIDENT of NACC

More on the ongoing federal occupation of the Twin Cities.

Updates on ICE’s invasion of Minneapolis. We review what local officials are saying, plus where ICE has been conducting their raids. We also talk about what to do if you encounter ICE. Specifics from the American Civil Liberties Union can be found here: https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/immigrants-rights 

In the second half hour, Robert Mgrdich Apelian joins us to talk about his upcoming book Fustuk, which comes out on January 20th. Apelian is an Armenian American author-illustrator. A primary goal of his work is to celebrate the diversity and cultural excellence of the Middle East and to portray it as something other than tragic and war-torn.​ Visit him online at robertapelian.com or on Instagram @robertapelian.

The Gaily Show is the only daily LGBTQ radio news and talk show in the U.S. Watch us on YouTube daily at 2pm. Catch us on the radio at 2pm CST on AM950 Radio (Minneapolis) or at 5am CST on WCPT 820 (Chicago). We cover news, politics, books, theatre, movies, and more in Minnesota, Chicago, Washington DC, Texas, and beyond! Follow us on Bluesky: @thegailyshow.org #thegailyshow

Hosts Andi Otto, Rina Heisel, and Kelsey Alto open the 2026 season by discussing the importance of mental health and finding joy in holiday hobbies like Lego building and queer pop culture. They provide a deep dive into recent federal legislative challenges facing the transgender community, specifically regarding funding restrictions for gender-affirming healthcare and new FDA classifications for chest binders.

#TwinCitiesPride #TransRights #GenderAffirmingCare #LGBTQAdvocacy #MinnesotaPride #PrideAmplified #MentalHealth #ProtectTransYouth #HealthcareEquity #QueerJoy

Paul Metsa sits down with Vietnam veteran and legendary Twin Cities musician Ronn Easton to discuss his experiences during and after the war. Easton shares powerful insights into the challenges of returning home, his involvement with the organization Home of the Brave, and his perspective on the current political landscape in America. A few hours after the interview was recorded, Ronn was recorded standing up to ICE in South Minneapolis. The clip has gained hundreds of thousands of views on various platforms. This interview with Mr. Easton will give you a true measure of the man.

#WallOfPower #RonnEaston #PaulMetsa #VietnamVeteran #HomeOfTheBrave #TwinCitiesMusic #VeteransVoices #RadioHour #ProgressiveRadio #MusicAndPolitics

Bruce provides a detailed legal analysis regarding the tragic shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. He examines the complexities of state versus federal jurisdiction, the limitations of qualified immunity, and why the state of Minnesota maintains the authority to pursue criminal charges. He also highlights the critical role of bystander video in challenging official narratives and calls for transparency throughout the ongoing investigation.

#ReneeGood #PoliticsMatters #BruceKlopfleisch #LegalAnalysis #JusticeForRenee #MinnesotaPolitics #ICEAccountability #SocialJustice #CivilRights #SystemicReform

This episode originally aired September 28, 2025:

Renata Ticha is a research associate at the Institute on Community Integration at the University of Minnesota. Renata talks with Katrina about her research work around transitioning to adult services from the pediatric space.

This episode originally aired January 11, 2025:

This week Caddy Frink and Sarah Kemp talk about New Years resolutions and goal setting and how to realistically manage those goals.