There have been 132 seasons played by the four major professional sports teams in town since one of them played for a championship. That's astonishing. So in light of the Vikings debacle last night, we have to ask: are we cursed?!

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Jason talks with listeners - who are the winners and losers in this mess of an opening day of the legislature? Democrats? Republicans? All of us?!

Hour 3: Jason tells Laura how he "survived" brunch this weekend. Then on the DeRush-Hour: you're scraping your windshield wrong. And finally Dave Schwartz joins the show with his predictions for tonight's Vikings playoff game.

Dave Schwartz joins Jason to talk about tonight's Vikings playoff game. Can they pull off the win? Plus, what's the best high school rivalry in MN?

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Jason and Laura talk about his "survival" of brunch this weekend. Then on the DeRush-Hour: you're scraping your windshield wrong!

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Hour 2: Dan Cook wonders if theology can inform politics. Then - why you should never change your phone number. And finally - are you excited/nervous for the Vikings game tonight?

Where are you watching the Vikings game tonight? Are you nervous? Jason's predicting a big win for the Purple.

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Dan Cook talks about a theological principle that might reframe how we do politics. Then - why should you NOT change your phone number?

Hour 1: Jason talks about the latest nonsense surrounding the power battle in the State House - this is why people can't stand politicians. Then he talks with Eric Roper & Melissa Townsend from the Star Tribune about a fascinating new podcast focusing on one story about the history of race in Minneapolis

Jason talks with Star Tribune reporter Eric Roper and producer Melissa Townsend about their new podcast, "Ghost of a Chance" which traces the fascinating history of home ownership and race relations in Minneapolis.