Jason wonders if news sources are pulling holiday travel numbers out of thin air. Then he talks with Eugene Liberman from Moscow on the Hill on "DeRusha Eats"!

On today's "DeRusha Eats" Jason talks with Eugene Liberman from Moscow on the Hill. Take a listen to his fascinating story.

Jason thinks the numbers being spouted in news stories about how many people are driving or flying this holiday season are pretty much just made up. Check out an entertaining rant.

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Hour 1: Did the Dems run too far to the left... or too far to the right? Jason talks to listeners. Then, what's the most annoying thing about the cold weather? For Jason: the low tire pressure light

Jason got the dreaded "low tire pressure" light this morning. What's the most annoying thing about the cold for you?

Some Democrats think VP Harris ignored the folks in the middle and didn't run "right" enough. Others thought she wasn't committed enough to progressive principles and ran too far to the "right". Jason shares his opinion and talks with listeners.

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Hour 3: Jason talks to Laura about a theme party he attended over the weekend. Then on the DeRush-Hour: why a pair of South St. Paul officers are being recognized as heroes. And Dave Schwartz tells us if it's okay to be happy about the 9-2 Vikings

Jason talks with Dave Schwartz about the Vikings - is it okay to be happy with 9-2? - the Gophers, Wild and more!

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Jason talks with Laura Oakes about going to a theme party over the weekend (and why he forgot to tell his wife that it was a theme party). Then on the DeRush-Hour: why a pair of South St. Paul officers are being hailed as heroes.

Hour 2: Jason talks about property taxes and why he thinks they're a bad idea. Then producer Dan Cook talks about staying engaged with people we disagree with. And finally Jason talks with Star Tribune guest columnist Maggie Koerth about the rise of the urban turkey