Do you want the US get more involved in the conflict between Israel and Iran? We discuss the options President Trump is considering right now before getting into lighter topics with Jamie Yuccas.

Fun with Jamie Yuccas today as she and Chad talk office fashion, trust as a conduit to happiness, the proper ways to hold a wine glass and the best fast food fries.

Should the US get more involved in the fighting between Israel and Iran? Chad gives his opinion on that topic and hears from listeners with their thoughts.

Much of Minnesota and the rest of the country would like our political leaders to end the heated political rhetoric. Can that actually happen? Chad opens the hour with that conversation before a discussion about bosses contacting employees after hours and how far we should go to legislate people enjoying their personal lives without work interruptions.

Some jobs should be free from any manager reaching out to an employee after work hours, with other jobs it should be just part of the gig. Some bosses can be jerks, but Chad says we don't need a law to curb work emails.

Talk since Saturday has included pleas for the tone and heated rhetoric in our politics to be turned down. Do you believe that can actually happen?

Saturday was a day of tragedy that most of us in Minnesota will never forget. Which other public events fit into that category? Chad opens the show with that discussion before some lighter fare with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything.

Adam Carter joins for Ask Adam Anything and has to explain why, while he offered good food to his daughter's grad party guests, he saved the real gourmet stuff for himself.

Chad speaks of Saturday in Minnesota as a day of tragedy we will never forget. Which other days fit into that category due to a public event?

Former Congressman Dean Phillips and former Minnesota House Speaker Kurt Daudt join Chad over the hour, both with memories of their experiences working with Melissa Hortman and John Hoffman, and each also decrying the political rhetoric, hateful speech, and violence marring today's politics in America.