On "The Lead" - the Papal Conclave is underway. Jason learns more from Father Chris Collins from the University of St. Thomas. Then on "Page 2" - say goodbye to the Energy Star

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Jason talks about "transformative" travel on National Tourism Day. Then - is it still a "gift" if you didn't pay for it? And Karen Bachman Thull joins the show to talk about Bachman's preparations for Mother's Day.

Mother's Day is Sunday, and the WCCO 100th anniversary album makes a great gift. Jason talks with Karen Bachman Thull from Bachman's about all their preparations for Mother's Day!

It's National Tourism Day... does travel always have to be "transformative" to be worthwhile? Then looking ahead to Mother's Day, we talk about if something is still a "gift" if you didn't pay for it?

3pm Hour: Jason talks about the Target CEO's promise to communicate better - does he really understand the problem? Then Tracy Perlman joins the show to talk about a survey that says women prefer bald men. Is that true?!

Jason talks with former TV colleague Tracy Perlman about a recent survey that says women actually prefer bald men. Is that true?

Jason talks about Target's CEO and a promise to communicate better. Jason thinks the announcement is evidence of their problem. Then, the breaking news of a surprising verdict in a death at the hands of Memphis police.

5pm Hour: On the DeRush-Hour - the Wolves are preparing for Game 1 vs. the Warriors. Jason talks with the Star Tribune's Chris Hine. Then Jason's joined by Greg Swan from Finn Partners to break down the first 100 days of the Trump administration and its effect on the digital world.

Jason talks to his favorite digital guru Greg Swan from FINN Partners about the first 100 days of the Trump administration and the changes we've seen in the digital landscape in that short time.

On "The Lead" - the Wolves are getting ready for Jimmy Butler and the Warriors tonight in Game 1. Jason talks with Strib beat writer Chris Hine. Then on "Page 2" - honoring a retiring 911 operator

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