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By popular demand, Ron and Lucy are joined by Joe Friedberg to share their thoughts on Netflix's new documentary series, Making A Murderer. A trio made up of two lawyers and a journalist, together they deliver a great point of view. Ron also weighs in on the latest developments in Bill Cosby's case.
In a very special best of episode, we're featuring two great interviews. First, we look back on our conversation with an Iranian Muslim that is a naturalized American citizen. He discussed his thoughts and concerns on Donald Trump's recent anti-Muslim comments, his experiences as a Muslim immigrant in America, and more. Then we are highlight a conversation with author Rick Shefchik as he shares stories about the lives of 1960's Rock 'N' Roll artists and reminisces on the dawn of the Minnesota music scene.
If you enjoyed either of these interviews and would like to listen to the full episode, you can easily find all of our episodes on the "Holding Court" app. We are also on iTunes, Stitcher, player.fm, and more.
Following the most recent GOP Debate and with Ron out of town, Todd Rapp joins Lucy in studio to weigh in with his opinion on the landscape of the Republican party. They're later joined by Doug Berdie, author of "Damn Near Perfect Cocktail," to discuss the best mixtures and concoctions that make up the tastiest of alcoholic drinks.
An Iranian Muslim that is a naturalized American citizen joined Ron and Lucy to discuss his thoughts and concerns on Donald Trump's recent anti-Muslim comments, his experiences as a Muslim immigrant in America, and more.
Just one day after the mass shooting in San Bernardino that left 14 dead, Todd Rapp joins Ron and Lucy to discuss how recent terrorist acts will impact the 2016 Presidential Election and the way that the candidates will campaign leading up to it. Plus, Ron Coomer joins to talk baseball, signing deals, and more.
In this very special "Best Of" episode, we feature conversations with #GoTopless-Minneapolis leader Faith Nuemann and mobster Whitey Bulger's right-hand man, Kevin Weeks.
State Representative and police officer Dan Schoen shares his thoughts and perspective on the North Minneapolis shooting of Jamar Clark, the 4th precinct shutdown and I94 shutdown protests that followed, how the mayor of Minneapolis is handling the situation, and more. Plus, Michael Brodkorb is also in-studio to discuss two missing Lakeville sisters, Samantha and Gianna Grazzini-Rucki, being found at a Western Minnesota horse farm after being missing for over two years.
Author Rick Shefchik holds Ron and Lucy rapt as he shares stories about the lives of 1960's Rock 'N' Roll artists and reminisces on the dawn of the Minnesota music scene. His book, “Everybody’s Heard About the Bird: The True Story of 1960s Rock-N-Roll in Minnesota," is selling fast and available on Amazon.
Joe Friedberg joins Ron and Lucy following the news that a "person of interest" was named in the kidnapping of Jacob Wetterling to share his insight on what these new developments mean (or don't mean) for the case. Plus, Ron and Lucy discuss presidential politics and post-GOP Debate whining.
Hot off the heels of the third GOP Debate, Todd Rapp joins Ron and Lucy to talk about who won, who lost, and who'll survive. Plus, the Star Tribune's Jim Souhan joins in to share his thoughts on Jerry Kill's retirement and the media coverage that followed, as well as the passing of Timberwolves coach Flip Saunders.
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