Out of all the discussions we're hearing in regard to Saturday's assassination attempt on former President Trump, one that's stayed in the background has been about guns.  Why does this country have such a love affair with firearms?  Henry discusses it with one the listeners.

At Monday's MLB Home Run Derby, Grammy-nominated country singer Ingrid Andress took the viral headlines for how she sang the National Anthem.  But was her rendition the worst you've ever heard?  Henry takes your calls and texts.

Was last night's rendition of the National Anthem (at the MLB Home Run Derby) the worst you've ever heard?  Henry turns to the listeners.  Should the U.S. Men's Basketball Team need the services of injured stars?  And Tuesday's Headlines are on the way.

So, what should Twins fans know about this year's first-round selection, Kansas State shortstop Kaelen Culpepper?  Why not ask his former head coach?  KSU baseball coach Pete Hughes gives us an in-depth look at the organization's latest hopeful to get to the big leagues.

In all of the discussion about Saturday assassination attempt on President Trump, the topic of guns seems to have fallen by the wayside.  Henry wonders why.  Also, our host talks with Kansas State baseball coach Pete Hughes about Twins' first-round draft pick Kaelen Culpepper.

After a hot start to the season, the Lynx have cooled off over the last few games.  That includes a loss on Sunday to Indiana.  What's the cause for the slide?  Minnesota Spokeman-Recorder columnist Charles Hallman joins the show to explain.

Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder columnist Charles Hallman describes what's wrong with the Lynx over the last few games.  Then, Henry and producer Jonathan Lowe dig into the new rendition of MLB's Home Run Derby.

Do the Vikings have a problem regarding wide receiver Jordan Addison?  The second-year player was arrested Friday on suspicion of DUI, making this the second consecutive Summer with driving issues.  Henry explains his stance on how the team should handle this situation.

Jordan Addison is in the news again...for the wrong reasons.  Henry lets us know his thoughts on how the wideout's latest interaction with the police should be handled by the Vikings.  What encouraging legal news did former President Trump get on Monday?  And we hear the Headlines to start the workweek.

Actress Shannen Doherty passed away from cancer over the weekend.  She graced TV and movie screens for decades, and the world is celebrating her long career.  Star Tribune entertainment reporter Neal Justin gives us a retrospective on how she connected with audiences.