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This week Bruce talks about the MAGA Supreme Court ignoring its own precedent, plus more bad economic news and asks if a recession is looming.

Part 2 of The REC Difference. Paige Kahle, the Founder of The Real Estate Collaborative (REC) is joined again by REC’s OGs – Tara Swedberg and Meghan Howard. For the 2nd part of this series we’ll be discussing what makes REC different from other RE Companies. From how we handle Dual Agency to our flat dollar compensation. We’re doing things differently and our clients are loving it! A guiding quote in everything we do, *In order to defeat the things we don’t like we must build things we do.” -Eboo Patel

Eboo Patel’s Book :: We Need to Build

https://www.betterworldbooks.com/product/detail/we-need-to-build-field-notes-for-diverse-democracy-9780807008232

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This week Andi and Rina get to know Hannah Wydeven, owner of Solcana Fitness in Minneapolis. Solcana is a queer owned, women owned gym designed for all body types. We’ll talk to Hannah about the inspiration behind the gym, their amazing drop dead lift gorgeous event and how you can get involved.

This week Bruce talks about the MAGA Supreme Court ignoring its own precedent, plys more bad economic news and asks if a recession is looming.

Erin Hartung, Director of Legal Services at Cancer Legal Care, and Meghan Scully, Managing Attorney of Cancer Legal Care’s Social Security Application Assistance Program, join host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss Cancer Legal Care’s services and talk about employment transitions and financial hardships that can happen with a cancer diagnosis. In the United States, 1 in 2 men and 1 in 3 women will be diagnosed with a cancer in their lifetime, and as a result many will face financial devastation known as “financial toxicity.” For many, being unable to work due to cancer is a main reason why financial toxicity happens but knowing how to protect or supplement your income can help preserve your financial wellbeing. Cancer Legal Care aims to reduce financial toxicity and engages the law to resolve the complex issues facing people and communities affected by cancer. They help Minnesotans facing cancer, and their caregivers, with cancer-related issues like employment, estate planning, Social Security benefits, health insurance, and medical debt. For more information or to get help, visit cancerlegalcare.org.

Laurie and Rick are joined today by musician Larry Long.

9.12.2025 Native Roots Radio

Bruce Klopfleisch fills in for Matt today. On the show:

— Pema Levy of Mother Jones on Republican gerrymandering.

— Greta Bedekovics talks about how Democrats can respond to gerrymandering

— MinnPost writer Matthew Blake joins to talk about prospects of a special session.

— How SCOTUS has essentially eliminated the 4th amendment.

— Problems with SCOTUS continuing to issue shadow dockets.