AM 950

Andi Otto, Rina Heisel, and Kelsey Alto kick things off with a hilarious “guide dog” mishap and a chaotic turkey trot story before pivoting to a thoughtful discussion on the evolution of Pride over the last two decades. The trio explores generational shifts in LGBTQ+ identity and the financial realities facing Gen Z, highlighting how younger generations are redefining community norms. Finally, the group addresses recent changes to the Pride Cultural Art Center, emphasizing the organization’s commitment to transparency and meeting current community needs.

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Dr. Stefano Sinicropi dives into the “doom loops” of chronic fatigue and pain caused by often-overlooked conditions like chronic Lyme disease and mold toxin illness. He challenges the standard medical dismissal that symptoms are “all in your head” by explaining how these pathogens evade detection through biofilms and genetic susceptibility. You’ll learn about a a physics-based, regenerative approach to help you recharge your drained cellular battery and finally reclaim your health.

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Bruce discusses the increasing scrutiny surrounding the US boat strikes, the special election in Tennessee where a deep Republican district had its margins shaven by more than half, and how Sec. Kristi Noem may be held in contempt of court.

Philip Anthony is joined by his co-hosts Austin and Matt to discuss current events and LGBTQ+ concerns.

Reona Berry, President of the African American Breast Cancer Alliance, Benita Robinson, Patient Navigator for the Sage Screening Programs, and Gay Lynn Richards, Board Member on the Breast Cancer Education Association join host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” radio show to shed light on breast cancer education and testing resources available to our communities. The Alliance, the Association, and Sage work together to keep Minnesotans healthy by raising awareness, connecting individuals and families with trusted support, and making screenings more accessible to marginalized communities. Learn more using the links below:

AABCA: https://aabcainc.org/

Host Laurie Fitz visits with Western Communities Action Network—WeCAN—a community nonprofit serving Western Hennepin County individuals and families in need since 1989. They empower and equip individuals and families to reach stability and self-sufficiency. From emergency assistance, to food support, to helping clients with job skills, WeCAN is in existence to help, support and inspire. –  www.WeCANmn.org

Robert and Wendy tackle reports of ICE harassment in Minneapolis before Senator Mary Kunesh updates us on MMIR progress. To close, Wendy celebrates a fur-free Fashion Week and shares a wild story about her cat, Goliath.

On today’s show:

— The 2026 World Cup draw was today, and FIFA awarded Trump a “peace prize”

— The Jan. 6 pipe bomb guy at the DNC headquarters may have already been pardoned already by Trump.

— RFK changes vaccine recommendations for Hepatitis B.

— Thoughts on the WBD sale to Netflix.

— How right wingers are trying to buy every media (and social media) outlet.

— Tom Emmer’s horrible false statements about crime with Somali Minnesotans.

— ICE is now trying to get into Minnesota grade schools.

— Michael Brodkorb has our Vikings update.

Matt and Michael have our weekly Vikings update as they commiserate over the lost season and preview Sunday’s game vs. Washington.

Joining Robert Pilot: Robert Lilligren of NACDI