We haven't seen financial inflation like this in about three decades.  What should we know about this latest round and the practice as a whole?  Mark Bergen, the James R. Watkins Chair of Marketing at the Carlson School of Management, joins the program to let us know.  After that, Jearlyn opens up the phones for your calls about tonight's program.

This week, U.S. Bank released their latest research on financial needs, goals, and obstacles for African-Americans.  Scott Ford, the President of the company's Wealth Management Affluent, explains those findings and how the institution is helping to balance the playing field.  Then, attorney and former WCCO Radio host Jack Rice gives his thoughts on the ongoing high-profile trials involving citizen shootings (Kenosha Protests, Ahmaud Arbery).

This past week was the first of a new era for St. Paul's Ordway Theater.  We hear what new President Chris Harrington hopes to introduce to the space and how he's getting used to the Cities.

Are you sick of switching back and forth between Standard and Daylight Savings Times?  The state legislature is apparently in that same frame of mind.  They just passed a bill that would switch that state to Daylight Savings Time all year long.  The bill's author, Rep. Mike Freiberg explains why now is the "time" for change.

LaTrish Vetaw worked on the Minneapolis Park Board until earlier this year.  Now, she hopes to bring her experience to the City Council.  She joins the program to talk about her election victory, the reason why she got into the race, and how she plans to represent the people of North Minneapolis.