Jason talks about the news story that the Amtrak to Chicago has passed 100k riders. Are we pushing train-travel too hard? Then is it maybe okay to be lonely from time to time?

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Hour 1: Jason talks about the grossest thing you do - yes nose-pickers, we're looking at you - which naturally leads to a political discussion. Gross. Then Jason talks to Dr. Timucin Taner from the Mayo Clinic about their breakthrough "paired liver transplant".

Jason talks to Dr. Timucin Taner from the Mayo Clinic about their first "paired" liver transplant. What does that mean and what's the implications for people in need of a liver transplant?

Jason starts off by asking what's the grossest thing you do... and yes, nose-picking is part of it. But since EVERYTHING has to be political, we shift into an election conversation... which is also gross.

Hour 3: Jason and Susie talk about the way agencies communicate with the media. Then in the DeRush-Hour: did you know gun bingo was a thing? And finally, could gender be the deciding issue in the election?

Jason talks about sexism in our culture and how that may be playing a role in this years election.

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Jason and Susie talk about election news and the way agencies communicate with the media. Then on the DeRush-Hour: did you know "gun bingo" is a thing?

Hour 2: Jason talks to Tierney Peters, Community Relations Coordinator for Anoka County about their new resource to try and solve cold cases, then he talks with Veterans Services Director Neil Doyle and Housing Stability Director David Hewitt from Hennepin County about they achieved "veteran homelessness zero".

Jason talked with Veterans Services Director Neil Doyle and Housing Stability Director David Hewitt about how Hennepin County addressed their veteran homelessness issue and what lessons the state as a whole can learn.

Jason talks to Tierney Peters, Community Relations Coordinator for Anoka County, about the website they've created to focus the public's attention on trying to solve some cold cases.