Chad Hartman

How does Adam Carter prefer to cook his sweet corn? That's one of the lead topics today during Ask Adam Anything!

Tell us something you've purchased in a strange or shady location? That conversation leads the show today with Chad recounting a weekend visit to a parking lot sale.

The show today features favorite segments Swift Takes! and Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated along with excellent guests Jeff Meitrodt, KG Wilson, Chip Scoggins and Tom Hauser.

Chip Scoggins joins Chad for two segments on the Wolves and Wild after each were bounced from the playoffs in the second round before a conversation with Tom Hauser about the legislative session coming to a close late last night.

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Chad with his thoughts on the legislature in St. Paul closing out their session over the weekend.

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad with his thoughts on the end of the Wild and Wolves seasons as well as talk about what the Twins need to do with Royce Lewis given his massive struggles for the Twins.

Susie Jones joins for two segments of fun with Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and Chad speaks with Minneapolis community activist KG Wilson about marking 5 years since his granddaughter Aniya Allen was shot and killed by a stray bullet and what Wilson says is bringing him back to his efforts working for peace in the city.

Minneapolis community activist KG Wilson joins Chad marking 5 years since his granddaughter Aniya Allen was shot and killed in the backseat of a car by a stray bullet, why that pushed him away from his community work, and what's inspired him to return to his efforts to bring peace to his community.

Susie Jones joins Chad and Dave for the familiar Monday fun on several topics during Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.

Chad opens the show jumping into Swift Takes! with thoughts on some political nonsense and a debate with his gal over the popularity of Blues Traveler before a conversation with Star Tribune investigative reporter Jeff Meitrodt about his piece on the failures of state officials to shut down fraud in Minnesota.