The topics of bonding and immigration seem to stick around, and Walter brings in a couple of friends to explain why they're important issues.

Walter tells us why the MN GOP is wrong about the bonding bill and continues the conversation on immigration.

Walter opens the floor to a caller-led discussion on immigration, which then exposes a key flaw in conservative ideology.

An hour-long discussion on bicycling ne'er-do-wells leads down the path of discovering truth, or lack thereof, among conservatives.

Walter talks about why it's important to put your family first, then gives his take on Trump's withdrawal from the Iran deal and the latest developments in the Minnesota governor's race.

The topic of prison reform sparks a conversation on the war on drugs and personal freedom while a story on teacher pay leads to a discussion on economic freedom.

Walter examines the continuing fallout from the Chinese prom dress, highway protest bills and the Trump-Russia allegations.

Walter shares what it's like to take your kids to a gun rally and why kids shouldn't have to worry about what they wear to prom.

Bryan Strawser of the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus stops by to promote an upcoming rally. Meanwhile, Walter believes the real owners are on the left.

Walter takes a "Whatever Wednesday" approach to the episode by starting out with individualism, soaring to superheroes and ending wherever the road takes him.