Drivetime with DeRusha

Jason is joined by John Choi, Ramsey County Attorney, to talk about their program that has drastically reduced shooting crimes, something he thinks Minnesota should try statewide.

Jason is flabbergasted as to why the PWHL thought it was a good idea to postpone Game 5 between MN and Montreal due to a group of Montreal players being ill. An embarrassment for the league? Or a new approach to player safety?

On Monday's Drivetime with DeRusha...

3pm Hour: with one week left in the legislative session, it doesn't look like important issues are going to be decided. Would MN be better of with a trifecta? Then Jason's joined by Trisha Hayden, RN for Livea about what happens when people try to use GLP-1's without guidance, and what happens when they're done taking them.

4pm Hour: Jason shares the breaking news that the Frost's Game 5 has been postponed, and he's not happy about the reason for it. Then he talks with Anusha Nath, Senior Research Economist for the Minneapolis Fed, about their study into minimum wage increases and the jobs they've cost. Are they worth it? Finally he talks with Amanda Jackson, one of the forces behind a bill to increase prize values for meat raffles - will the bill pass with one week to go?

5pm Hour: Jason talks about an alarming NY Times report on declining vaccination rates. How do we reestablish trust in settled science? Then Dave Schwartz joins for his weekly visit. Can the Wild keep up the intensity for Game 4? The Twins win a big series in Cleveland. And how was Dave's fishing opener?

Monday 5pm Hour: Jason talks about an alarming NY Times report on declining vaccination rates. How do we reestablish trust in settled science? Then Dave Schwartz joins for his weekly visit. Can the Wild keep up the intensity for Game 4? The Twins win a big series in Cleveland. And how was Dave's fishing opener?

Dave Schwartz joins Jason to talk sports every Monday - today they talk about the Wild's big Game 3 win and if they can sustain that level of play in Game 4. Plus the Twins won a series in Cleveland. And the fishing opener was this weekend. All that and more with Dave!

Jason talks about a NY Times report on falling vaccination rates, and a MN school where less than half of kindergartners are vaccinated for the measles. What will it take to get parents to start vaccinating their kids again?

Monday 4pm Hour: Jason shares the breaking news that the Frost's Game 5 has been postponed, and he's not happy about the reason for it. Then he talks with Anusha Nath, Senior Research Economist for the Minneapolis Fed, about their study into minimum wage increases and the jobs they've cost. Are they worth it? Finally he talks with Amanda Jackson, one of the forces behind a bill to increase prize values for meat raffles - will the bill pass with one week to go?

Jason talks with Amanda Jackson who's in charge of the Spring Lake Park Lion's Club meat raffle about a bill that would allow charities to increase their prize values and how it's being held up at the legislature with just one week to go.

Jason shares the breaking news that the Montreal/Minnesota PWHL Game 5 has been postponed over a health concern - and he's not happy about it! Then he talks with Anusha Nath, Senior Research Economist for the Minneapolis Fed, about their study of increased minimum wages and if it's been a net gain or loss for workers.

Monday 3pm Hour: with one week left in the legislative session, it doesn't look like important issues are going to be decided. Would MN be better of with a trifecta? Then Jason's joined by Trisha Hayden, RN for Livea about what happens when people try to use GLP-1's without guidance, and what happens when they're done taking them.