Brett kicks of the show with a call from Iris Altamirano, head of the SEIU Local 26, to discuss the St. Paul teachers' strike. Strange behaviors and responses from the most recent debate attendees. A look at last night's caucuses. Brett goes into detail about how the DNC distributes delegates.

Brett discusses the Oakland A’s abandoning terrestrial radio, MN CD7 threatening secession to form its own state, and touches on the latest pro-gun insanity from the state legislature.

The Blue State Ball is SOLD OUT. Brett hints at a high profile political guest and Erik hints at a special project. Bloomberg’s ad buys are near unavoidable. St Paul teachers vote to strike.

Alan Miller guest hosts for today’s FYI politics. Early in the show Alan is joined by Tim Purdon of Robins-Kaplan. Later Nick Frentz, MN senator and bagelman, chats with Lan about local politics.

Alan Miller is in for Brett, discussing the hot topics of the day including an interview with Rep. Mary Kunesh-Podein.

Ellie Krug from Ellie 2.0 filling in for Brett Johnson today!

Brett interviews Peter Callahan about local statewide politics. Jordan Smith of The Intercept shares her story about an important Supreme Court case that'll have far reaching implications on abortion in the United States. Brett shares new data from OKCupid and other dating apps about how politics is affecting the dating world in 2020.

Brett begins today's FYI Politics by sharing a few of the less coherent takes coming out of the IA and NH primaries. What might happen at a contested national convention. Brett explains Minnesota's highly confusing and unique hybrid primary/caucus system. Is it right to be collecting the voter data at primaries? What could the potential…