Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson joins to talk politics and this week's Cheers & Jeers column, starting with the large discrepancies in Ilhan Omar's financial disclosures.

What does Sheletta Brundidge make of the Mike Vrabel/Dianna Russini affair and continuing fallout? Chad and Sheletta dig deep into the gossip today on a Feisty Friday.

What's behind new statistics showing a surprisingly high number of Americans that have cut ties with family members or friends? That's the topic for the start of the show before Chad reacts to the Vikings selecting Caleb Banks as their top pick in the 2026 draft last night with Matthew Coller of Purple Insider.

Purple Insider head honcho Matthew Coller joins Chad with his reaction to Vikings selecting Caleb Banks with their first pick in the draft.

The number of Americans who say they've cut ties with a family member or friend within the last year, particularly among younger people, is shockingly high. Chad opens the show by sharing the numbers and discussing the issue.

Minnesota Wild analyst Ryan Carter joins Chad at the top of the hour with reaction to last night's double overtime loss and why game 4 of their series against Dallas is now a must win for the Wild. Later, we hear from Jason DeRusha on multiple topics, including news that the Basilica Block Party is no more.

Is losing the Basilica Block Party a big deal for the Twin Cities given the many opportunities we now have for outdoor music in the summer? Jason DeRusha joins on that question and more!

Wild TV analyst Ryan Carter joins Chad with reaction to the team's double overtime loss to Dallas in game 3 of their playoff series and why he feels game 4 is a must-win for the Wild to even the series.

Chad opens the hour with two segments of Rapid Fire Radio before a good conversation with ProPublica reporter Anjeanette Damon about peptides and the possibility of loosening government restrictions around them.

What should we know about peptides, why people take them, and the likelihood that RFK Jr is able to loosen government regulations around them? ProPublica reporter Anjeanette Damon joins with excellent background and insight into the story.