Former MN Supreme Court Justice Alan Page and Mpls. Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari chat about the proposed Constitutional Amendment on education and how they decided to push it forward

Former Congressman Jason Lewis shares thoughts on how he can defeat Sen. Tina Smith and the conversations and issues he's seeing emerge in Greater Minnesota

State Sen. Nick Frentz shares a cold one with Blois at Number 4 in Mankato to discuss the recent DFL leadership shake-up, the issue of health care in his district and how guns are divisive but illustrative depending on where in Minnesota you're from

DFL candidate for Congress Dan Feehan shares a beer with Blois to talk about why he's running again, how he feels Rep. Jim Hagedorn is doing, and what campaigning with a newborn in the house means.

From 10K Brewing in downtown Anoka, State Auditor Julie Blaha drinks a flight of beer and discusses how State Auditor engages with local governments, identifies trends in government finance, and which local government entity will start being reviewed.

At Fat Pants Brewing in Eden Prairie, Sen. Steve Cwodzinski discusses the issues that voters in his district bring to his attention when he's in the community, and as a teacher what classes he thinks every kid should have to take.

Secretary of State Steve Simon sits down with Blois at Steel Toe in St. Louis Park to discuss the Presidential Primary, election security, Ranked Choice Voting and the other issues that have nothing to do with elections handled by the Secretary of State.

At the Parkview Grille in Litchfield, former Lieutenant Governor Michelle Fischbach sits down over a Surly Furious with Blois to discuss why she wants to go to Washington and what issues will differentiate her from Rep. Collin Peterson.

In the east metro, Sen. Karin Housley talks about elder care reform, the decision not to run for the U.S. Senate, and hockey over a beer and a local seltzer from Lift Bridge Brewery in Stillwater.

From Badger Hill Brewing in Shakopee first-term Rep. Brad Tabke discusses politics in a swing district, surprises in his first term, and transportation.