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Missouri meals in need; war updates;the ongoing troules in small-town America; Republican deficit hypocrisy; Patrick Coolican’s Tuesday interview; Gov. Walz puts a moratorium on mining near the BWCA.

Brett Johnson was joined by the editor-in-chief of the Minnesota Reformer, Patrick Coolican. They talked about Governor Tim Walz issuing an executive order to stop mining in the boundary waters, Keith Ellison suing Greg Abbot, the feds spying on Minnesotans and more. Find more about what they talked about at:

https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/08/18/gov-tim-walz-signs-executive-order-banning-nonferrous-mining-near-boundary-waters/

https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/08/18/ag-keith-ellison-sues-texas-governor-for-failure-to-extradite-ice-agent-charged-with-assault/

https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/08/13/the-government-is-spying-on-its-own-citizens-again/

Minnesota’s Attorney General Keith Ellison has filed a lawsuit against Texas to get an ICE agent extradited to Minnesota to face charges. Disney is suing Trump’s FCC. The Florida GOP’s gubernatorial candidate goes all in on hating the LGBTQ community – just like his predecessor Gov. DeSantis.

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg asks the question, “Why Do We Believe in Spirits, Aliens, Cryptids or Whatever?” Conversely, if we believe in any of this, where do we draw the line in what we believe? Please join in the conversation!

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Joining Robert Pilot: Wendy Pilot and Miisko

Matt’s adventures moving his kids back to school; death of Hayden Pannetierre; Trump rejected in attempt to overturn Carroll award; war updates; Tyson Foods shutting down plants; Jacob Frey’s dance moves; another Tafoya gaffe; DOJ lawsuit to obtain Minnesota voter rolls dismissed; conservative activists try to vote illegally; ICE spying on local churches; Blaine car vandalism.

We sit down with Unidos Minnesota Executive Director Emilia González Avalos to discuss Trump’s investigation and surveillance of community organizations and labor groups who resisted Operation Metro Surge. Unidos MN was one of the targeted organizations. They are planning a press event for Tuesday August 17 to “Target, 3M, Delta, Best Buy, and other major Minnesota companies to publicly reject political surveillance and retaliation, use their influence to demand transparency and accountability, and stand with Minnesotans’ constitutional right to organize.”

Then, we’re joined by Aaron Terr who is the Director of Public Advocacy at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, or FIRE, a nonpartisan nonprofit that defends free speech.

Before you pursue another credential, start another side hustle, or declare that you need an entirely new network, stop and examine what is already available to you.

In this episode, Y. Elaine Rasmussen leads listeners through a seven-part personal leverage audit covering skills, experience, relationships, credibility, intellectual property, income, and assets. You will learn how to distinguish what you possess from what you are actually using—and how to identify the resources that could create greater income, ownership, visibility, and financial optionality.

Your next opportunity may not require starting over. It may require seeing your existing life more strategically.

Cynthia Mungia and Ed Hovelman explore the deeply personal spiritual component of the recovery journey. They break down the real differences between following a structured religion and having an internal connection with the universe. The conversation also covers how putting effort into your spiritual core directly impacts your physical, mental, and emotional health.

Liz Novotny of Hamm Real Estate Co. joins Meghan this week in part one of this two part series to tackle an often-misunderstood topic of real estate: short sales. Despite the name, “short” doesn’t refer to how long the process takes. In fact, it often takes longer than a traditional sale! Instead, it refers to the lender agreeing to accept less than the remaining balance on the mortgage, and may be an alternative solution to those in foreclosure. Liz breaks down how short sales work, why they require so much coordination between the homeowner, lender, and real estate agent, and when they may be the best option for the homeowner. We also discuss why a short sale may be a better alternative to foreclosure for some homeowners, who to contact if you find yourself in this situation, and what you can expect throughout the process. Find us at therecollab.com, we’re happy to help with anything real estate.

Extras:

Last episode with Matt Berna, our mortgage lender!

Hamm Real Estate Company

Meet Liz Novotny!

Meet Matt Berna!

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