Chad Hartman

Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a Tuesday edition of the Chad Hartman Show. KSTP TV’s Tom Hauser makes his weekly appearance for the first half of the hour. In the second half Chad, Lindsey and listeners discuss the fall transition and Big Calendar’s influence on our seasonal expectations.

Tom Hauser is the Chief Political Reporter for KSTP-TV and is a regular contributor to the the Chad Hartman Show. Their conversation today starts with Chad asking about KSTP’s latest polls on Minnesota’s upcoming elections. They shift to Speaker Lisa Demuth’s tying of fraud in Minnesota to her gubernatorial opponent Senator Amy Klobuchar. Chad asks which candidate benefits most from the ongoing healthcare issues. They touch on the trend of candidates moving away from participating in debates.

In their second segment they talk about Michele Tafoya’s choice to frequent Fox News as much as she is during her campaign for Minnesota’s open US Senate seat. Tom also speaks to the lack of exposure and conversation around candidate plans in the race for US Senate. They also discuss the recent polling numbers and Tafoya’s lack of reach out to moderate/independent voters.

Adam Carter joins Chad Hartman in studio for the first hour of the show. To lead off they discuss the newly launched Trump TV and what programming they would put on the channel (wrong answers only). Listeners weigh in with their programming pitches. They then wade into their weekly Ask Adam Anything segment.

Ask Adam Anything commences each and every Tuesday at 12:35p. Unique bathroom etiquette, Aaron Rodgers scorched earth tour, hot Minnesota Wild takes, what he would ask the President if he interviewed him 1 on 1, NFL commentator preferences and David M Winfield’s place in the greatest Minnesota athlete history are just some of the topics they tackle.

The full broadcast for The Chad Hartman Show for Monday September 21st, 2026.

Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a Monday edition of the Chad Hartman Show. Chip Scoggins joins to start the top of the final hour to break down the Vikings win over the Bears yesterday. Then, a conversation about targeted marketing and consumer privacy.

Chip Scoggins is a columnist for the Star Tribune. He gives his itinerary returning from Chicago after covering the Vikings yesterday. Chad asks Chip about his piece on Brian Flores and what has impressed him the most. Chip shares what he heard from players in the locker room and gives kudos to Jalen Redmond and Dallas Turner.

In their second segment, Chad and Chip discuss the key plays to yesterday’s low scoring victory, how much credit they give Carson Wentz and the return of Kyler Murray after being cleared from concussion protocol. They also touch on PJ Fleck.

To kick off the 1pm hour Taylor Rivera and Lindsey Brown join Chad for Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated. Ratings on wedding florists, pet insurance, beanie weather, correct scoring, Nicole Kidman and the Lioness show are given and discussed.

Chad then talks about the ongoing White House press pool hold out after President Trump’s decision to ban CNN, MS Now and Politico from the White House. Listeners weigh in on the text line.

Taylor Rivera and Lindsey Brown join Chad for this week's edition of Overrated/Underrated/Properly Rated. Ratings on wedding florists, pet insurance, beanie weather, correct scoring, Nicole Kidman and the Lioness show are given and discussed.

Chad Hartman and Lindsey Brown in for a Monday edition of the Chad Hartman Show. Chad leads off the show with the Minnesota Vikings big win over the Chicago Bears yesterday. Chad asks listeners what has impressed them most about the Vikings through their 2-0 start and if they had to pick one coach to go, O’Connell or Flores, who would they choose? He also asks who the most essential player on the Vikings defense is. Chad brings up several plays that he thinks were keys to the game breaking the Vikings way.

Anders Folk joins Chad at to talk about his inspiration for running for the Hennepin County Attorney’s office and what he’d change if elected to take over the responsibility.