Drivetime with DeRusha

On Wednesday's Drivetime with DeRusha...

3pm Hour: Jason talks about new reporting on the investigation into claims of sexual harassment by St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her - is it enough to demand her resignation? Then he's joined by Tracy Perlman for their weekly visit. They talk about comments by Oprah about work/life balance in your 20's - is she right?

4pm Hour: Jason talks with Professor Jonathan Wrolstad, from the U of M College of Science and Engineering about the recent cyberattacks against municipal water utilities. What would be the point of these attacks, and are we prepared to deal with them? Then he talks with Patrick Rehkamp, Senior Writer for 1834, a division of Old National Bank, about the Fed's decision to hold interest rates steady and a large drop in the Dow today.

5pm Hour: Jason talks more about the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment by St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her. Then, are parents to blame for the rash of kids failing their drivers tests? And finally it's time to vent your spleen on ENOUGH!!!

Wednesday 5pm Hour: Jason talks more about the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment by St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her. Then, are parents to blame for the rash of kids failing their drivers tests? And finally it's time to vent your spleen on ENOUGH!!!

It's time to vent your spleen! What's grinding your gears this week. Find out on this week's edition of ENOUGH!!!

Wednesday 4pm Hour: Jason talks with Professor Jonathan Wrolstad, from the U of M College of Science and Engineering about the recent cyberattacks against municipal water utilities. What would be the point of these attacks, and are we prepared to deal with them? Then he talks with Patrick Rehkamp, Senior Writer for 1834, a division of Old National Bank, about the Fed's decision to hold interest rates steady and a large drop in the Dow today.

Jason talks with Pat Rehkamp, Senior Writer for 1834, a division of Old National Bank. He covered the Fed's decision to leave interest rates alone. Is a rate hike coming? Plus he talks about today's 1100 point drop in the Dow. Reason for concern?

Jason talks with Prof. Jonathan Wrolstad from the U of M College of Science and Engineering about the recent attacks against Minnesota municipal water systems. Why would someone want to do that, and are we doing all we can to protect the systems?

Wednesday 3pm Hour: Jason talks about new reporting on the investigation into claims of sexual harassment by St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her - is it enough to demand her resignation? Then he's joined by Tracy Perlman for their weekly visit. They talk about comments by Oprah about work/life balance in your 20's - is she right?

Jason is joined by Tracy Perlman for her weekly visit. This week they talk about some interesting comments from Oprah about people in their 20's and work/life balance. Is she right?

Jason talks about the investigation into claims of harassment against St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her. With some new reporting today, is it already time for her to step aside?

On Tuesday's Drivetime with DeRusha...

3pm Hour: two weeks from today is primary day in Minnesota. Jason admits he's never voted in a primary, but is planning on it this year. Are you a regular primary voter? And if not, why not? Then he talks with Ginny Nelson, manager of Spirit Of The Wilderness Outfitters & Retail Store in Ely about the effect of wildfires on business and what people can do to help.

4pm Hour: Jason talks with State Rep. Emma Greenman about a federal judge putting Minnesota's ban on prediction markets on "pause." What will state lawmakers do next? Then on "DeRusha Eats" - a CBS poll says 40% of Americans say they're eating less produce due to the "explosive diarrhea" outbreak. Find out why Jason thinks that's crazy!

5pm Hour: Jason talks about a Lakeville roundabout that seems to have accidents every day. Minnesotans seem to struggle using them, is it time to stop building them? Then he talks with Clare Richards, co-founder of IMPACKS, about how her company has made school supply shopping much easier for parents.