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Laura Hedlund chats with a lineup of local entrepreneurs who are building resilient businesses that prioritize both the planet and the economy. Windom Shields of GenH3 (https://www.genh3.co) explains a new method for producing green ammonia, and Chad Simons of Three Cricketeers (https://3cricketeers.com(opens in new tab)) shares the nutritional and environmental benefits of eating insects. Patrick Wylie [email protected] details the process of milling local grains and provides information on Bakersfield Flour and Bread’s upcoming 10th-anniversary celebration.

Philip Anthony sits down with the incredibly inspiring retired judge and author Harvey Brownstone to chat about his new memoir and his trailblazing career. The two dive deep into Harvey’s emotional journey of overcoming severe childhood bullying to eventually make history as an openly gay judge. They also discuss the upcoming feature film based on his life starring David Arquette.

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Bruce breaks down practical solutions to protect and strengthen the Social Security trust fund for future retirees. He also dives into skyrocketing housing costs and the broader factors fueling wealth inequality across the country. To round things out, he outlines the specific tax loopholes and financial strategies the ultra-wealthy use to minimize what they pay.

Colleen and Alicia sit down for an intimate chat with their client-turned-friend, Natalie. They dive deep into Natalie’s tough emotional journey of clearing out her childhood home after the sudden passing of her dad and her own recovery from a traumatic brain injury. It’s a beautifully conversation about navigating heavy grief, letting go of guilt, and discovering how a little organizational help can be a massive step toward healing.

Eunie Buford, RN, Founder & CEO and Penny Thomsen, RMSR, Director of Sales and Marketing at Evergreen Homes, join host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss their work supporting families across the Twin Cities with personalized care that upholds each resident’s dignity, history, and individuality. Evergreen honors the Korean value of hyo—the deep cultural devotion to respecting and caring for our elders.  Inspired by this tradition and by the evergreen tree’s enduring strength, they provide care that is steady, heartfelt, and unwavering through every season of life. 

Find out more at https://www.evergreencarehomes.com/

Long before the national headlines of the 1960s, a transformative battle for civil rights was unfolding right in the streets of Minneapolis. Host Laurie Fitz sits down with author Samuel Freedman, former Minnesota Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman, and Buck Humphrey to uncover the gritty early career and lasting legacy of Hubert Humphrey. You will hear personal family anecdotes alongside historical analysis connecting past victories against local bigotry to today’s ongoing struggles for human rights.

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Robert and Miisko catch up on a packed schedule of local events, highlighting the massive Shakopee Powwow and the upcoming Indigenous Peoples Day at the Minnesota State Fair. Maren Hardy stops by to preview the third annual Native American Elders Day, sharing fun details about free haircuts, a Native Elvis impersonator, and her upcoming first pitch at a Twins game. She also breaks down the vital, day-to-day work Spirit Care Services is doing to help Native elders navigate government waivers and stay safely in their own homes.

Twister movie tourist traps; Trump dismisses USS Abraham Lincoln crisis and demands steam catapults; Strait of Hormuz war updates and tanker attacks; tracing GOP strategy from George Wallace to MAGA; diesel prices hammer farmers; ICE buys electro-shock gloves; Matt drives a 20-foot truck to Madison; Trump’s Alzheimer’s is showing; Michelle Tafoya is embarrassed by Minnesota; James O’Keefe’s failed voter fraud stunt in a burka; Republican election fraud projection; ICE spying

Jazz Musician Leslie Vincent, Plus The Return of Reviews with John and Jim