AM 950

I kick off 2026 by diving into a disturbing story at the University of Oklahoma where a trans teaching assistant was fired after giving a zero to a student who used AI to write a hateful, religiously charged paper—absolute insanity! The Big Interview features investigative reporter Lauren McGaughy, who joins me to expose how the Texas Department of Public Safety is secretly tracking transgender people who attempt to change their driver’s license gender markers. In News Bites, I celebrate hospitals fighting back against DOJ subpoenas while lamenting a court ruling in Ohio that allows students to bully and misgender their trans peers under the guise of free speech. I wrap up by sharing a Random Act about confronting my local Sheriff regarding the housing of ICE detainees and the specific dangers facing transgender people in custody.

#TheIllegalTransWoman #EllieKrug #UniversityOfOklahoma #AcademicFreedom #LaurenMcGaughy #TexasDPS #TransSurveillance #DOJSubpoenas #OhioSchools #CarverCounty

To start the new year off, the crew at the Reckoning for Real Estate show thought they’d go back and check out their very first recording they did at AM 950. It was supposed to be a dry run, but we think it does such a good job of explaining Rex’s purpose and how they’re different from other brokers. Paige Kahle and Taylor Hall introduce the mission of the Real Estate Collaborative and their unique approach to the industry. They dive into the history of housing injustice, discussing how exclusionary zoning and traditional commission structures impact affordability in the Twin Cities.

This episode originally aired September 21, 2025:

Episode Description: BJ Stasio, Advocate for the New York Office for People with Developmental Disabilities. Activist BJ talks to us about his life of advocacy work- and about being a rebel.

This episode originally aired July 26, 2025:

Caddy is joined by Cynthia Munguia, Executive Director of Minnesota Recovery Connection. They talk about the imortance of how Minnesota Recovery Connection helps those overcoming addiction and how you can support their work going forward. Donate today at: https://engage.minnesotarecovery.org/give/236716/#!/donation/checkout

This episode originally aired March 30, 2025:

This week Elaine talks about how to fund your dreams! Topics include mastering your cash flow, debt and equity.

#FundYourDreams #CapitalReadiness #EntrepreneurLife #MoneyMoves #StartupStrategy

Have you heard of PMDD? Have you wondered what this diagnosis is? According to the National Institute of Health, 5-8% of women have moderate to severe premenstrual symptoms that cause significant challenges to functioning and fit criteria for PMDD. In this episode, hosts Becky McNattin and Tara Martini invite clinical therapist Molly Jockheck on the show to discuss what premenstrual dysphoric disorder is, symptoms of this diagnosis, and ways to treat this issue. Join us for a conversation that focuses on the reality of PMDD, and ways society can increase our awareness of its impact.

Join Colleen and Alicia for the debut episode of Sorting Through Life as they pull back the curtain on what it’s really like to work as professional organizers. They walk you through the “Space by Space” method and explain why letting a stranger see your messiest junk drawer is actually the best way to start fresh. From the hidden costs of clutter to how a simple “one-step” routine can change your life, this episode is all about clearing the path for a better 2026.

This episode originally aired April 3, 2025:

Andi and Rina visit with Ollin Montes and Karen Hogan from Quatrefoil Library, which has a unique history in the Twin Cities. Its role in the LGBTQ+ community continues to grow and is more important than ever! Listen and learn more!  https://qlibrary.org/

Bruce Klopfleisch challenges the prevailing narrative of a “booming” economy, presenting a series of sobering statistics that suggest a deepening crisis for the working class as 2026 begins. He examines rising bankruptcy rates and substantial job losses in the federal and industrial sectors, attributing these trends to the combined impact of high interest rates and restrictive trade policies. We also feature an open letter to the DNC regarding the suppression of their 2024 election autopsy, with Bruce arguing that the party’s refusal to confront its reliance on corporate consultants threatens its future competitiveness.

#PoliticsMatters #BruceKlopfleisch #WorkingClassCrisis #EconomicRealities #BankruptcyTrends #DNCAutopsy #CorporatePolitics #ProgressiveVoices #PolicyFailure #ElectionForensics

Philip Anthony is joined by his co-hosts Austin and Matt to discuss the lawlessness that is the Trump administration. Also, we discuss current LGBTQ news and tell the audience what our New Year’s resolutions are.