Adam Carter opens the hour talking about Mary Moriarty announcing charges against an ICE agent related to a specific incident with a motorist during Operation Metro Surge. Later, Tom Hauser joins with great info and insight on several political topics impacting Minnesota.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Adam Carter on several political topics, including the changing future of mining near the Boundary Waters.

Adam Carter is filling in for Chad today and opens the show reacting to breaking news of charges against a specific ICE agent for actions during Operation Metro Surge and why that makes him uncomfortable.

Why do Minnesotans take it so personally when their favorite team or artist gets some media criticism of a performance? Chad opens the show on that topic before fun with Ask Adam Anything, a conversation on multiple topics impacting Minneapolis with city councilmember Michael Rainville, Wild talk with Bill Guerin, and wedding discussion with Jamie Yuccas during her usual Tuesday visit.

Who will start in goal for the Wild in the playoffs? That's the biggest question Chad has for Bill Guerin when he joins the show prior to tonight's regular season finale for the club. Asking and getting an answer out of Bill on the goalie situation are two separate things. Later, Jamie Yuccas joins from LA for some fun talking about weddings.

Jamie Yuccas joins for some fun talking about what makes for a great wedding, a debate over destination weddings and more!

Wild hockey boss Bill Guerin to talk about the plan for the playoffs and where the goalie situation stands. Will he succumb to Chad's persistent badgering and reveal his game one starter in goal?

Minneapolis city councilmember Michael Rainville joins Chad to talk about divisions within the council, public safety decisions and more impacting the city. Later, Chad opens a discussion about downtown parking and the need to bring costs down to bring more people to the area.

Chad and Dave share their parking problems in downtown Minneapolis over the last two days and discuss the need to bring parking costs down to draw more people to downtown restaurants and events.

Minneapolis city councilmember Michael Rainville joins Chad to discuss the futures of safety commissioner Todd Barnette and MPD chief Brian O'Hara, the bathhouse proposal in the city, the ideological divide on the council between traditional Democrats and those on the far left and more.