Jason talks to Angie Whitcomb, CEO of Hospitality Minnesota, about their efforts to get restaurants exempted from Minnesota's new "junk fee" law that goes into effect January 1st.

Jason hosts another round of Card DeSharks as Jason and Woody battle it out for a $50 gift card from Jester Concepts - which includes great restaurants like Parlour, Borough, P.S. Steak and more!

Hour 1: Jason talks to listeners about whether the GOP should take control of the State House after a judicial ruling gives them at least a temporary 1-vote majority. Then GOP Speaker-designate Lisa Demuth joins him to say that's exactly their plan.

Jason talks with Rep. Lisa Demuth about today's judicial ruling giving the GOP a temporary 1-vote advantage in the State House. Will she still share power? Take a listen and find out.

Jason talks with listeners about today's ruling disqualifying a Democrat House candidate that won his race, giving the GOP at least a temporary 1-seat majority. Will they still share power? Should they?

Hour 3: Jason and Susie talk about adventures at the Minneapolis Club. Then on the DeRush-Hour: can Jason read a book a month in 2025? And finally, why is it okay to cheer KAT when we booed Kirk?

Jason talks about why fans are going to cheer for KAT tonight when he returns with the Knicks, while they booed Kirk Cousins on his return just two weeks ago.

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Jason and Susie Jones talk about her sneaking around the Minneapolis Club during the station holiday party. Then on the DeRush-Hour: can Jason manage to read a book a month in 2025?

Hour 2: Jason talks to Republican candidate Aaron Paul about his effort to get a new election in Scott County after 20 ballots were lost. Then he welcomes Brent Fredricks from Jester Concepts (Parlour, Borough, etc.) in studio for "DeRusha Eats"

Jason talks to Brent Frederick from Jester Concepts - a restaurant group which includes: Parlour, Borough, P.S. Steak, and more! What's it like expanding beyond the city? And how will they account for the new "junk fee" law?