We take a look at a few of our favorite recent episodes and feature a portion of the live Dean Strang interview at Sisyphus Brewing conducted by Joe Friedberg and Ron Rosenbaum on the murder case that has been popularized by the Netflix docu-series, Making A Murderer. To hear the full, uncut, 90-minute discussion go to our episode from February 4th. We also look back upon a fascinating conversation with Michael Brodkorb on past comments made by Jason Lewis.

Todd Rapp joins Ron and Lucy in-studio as they analyze the current state of the presidential race leading up to another GOP Debate and CPAC. They are also joined by Andrea Jepsen, the attorney to a student that was expelled from United South Central High School in Wells, Minn. for inadvertently bringing a knife to school.

Michael Brodkorb joins Ron and Lucy in-studio to discuss some controversial comments made by Jason Lewis on slavery, women, and a variety of other topics that have been scrutinized following his announcement to run for Congress. Michael also shares an update on the Grazzini-Rucki case, which involves two girls who were missing for over two and a half years before returning to their families.

With Apple and your phone in a battle against the FBI, Ron and Lucy were joined by a Constitutional law professor and Todd Rapp to get their opinions. They also discuss the legacy of Justice Scalia following his passing, what comes next for the Supreme Court, Donald Trump in a feud with the Pope, the South Carolina primaries, and more.

Chuck Samuelson, the head of the Minnesota chapter of the ACLU, joins Ron and Lucy in-studio to discuss recent developments in the Jamar Clark case and the actions of the Black Lives Matter Movement. Plus, Todd Rapp joins the conversation to weigh in with his thoughts and predictions for the candidates left in the GOP presidential primaries and what they'll need to do to stay in the race.

In a sold-out forum at Sisyphus Brewing in Minneapolis, Ron Rosenbaum and Joe Friedberg conduct an interview with Steven Avery's defense attorney, Dean Strang, to discuss the broader implications of the Netflix docu-series "Making A Murderer." Dean holds the audience rapt while he shares his point of view on the trial of Steven Avery and his newfound notoriety as an attorney featured in the film.

Maplewood Chief of Police Paul Schnell joins Ron and Lucy to discuss the drastic difference between how white people and people of color regard law enforcement. They're also joined by former NYPD detective and radio personality, Dan Conry, for some lively conversation. Plus, Ron and Lucy look back on the interview with Making A Murderer's Dean Strang at Sisyphus Brewing from the night before, which will be available for download as next week's episode!

Tommy Mischke joins Ron and Lucy to discuss the Eagles, the reasons why people criticize their music so strongly, how they made so much money, and his thoughts on that "Southern California sound." Plus, Ed Cohen of Smart Start MN comes in studio to share expert knowledge on the topic of DUI/DWI law and what to do if you get caught driving.

Ron and Lucy are joined by Paul Nolan as he shares the details and information of an upcoming forum with defense attorney Dean Strang of "Making A Murderer" fame. Plus, Michael Brodkorb and Todd Rapp come on the show to share their thoughts on the upcoming GOP Debate, weigh in with their opinions on the political landscape of America today, and to give an update on the story of the Grazzini-Rucki sisters now that they have been reunited with their family after going missing for over two years.

Ron and Lucy continue last week's conversation on Making A Murderer as they provide the unique point of view of a lawyer and a journalist on the controversial case.