Former Congressman Gil Gutknecht joins Andy and shares his assessment of the first 60 days of the second Trump Administration.

Chris Miksanik, who is better known as the Med-City Movie Guy, reviews a new film concerning the Hama terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians, and shares some ideas for making "movie theater" popcorn at home.

Among the long list of topics discussed by Tom and Andy is the increasing number of confrontations involving the Trump administration and federal District Court judges.

TJ Leverentz joins Andy to discuss the latest news concerning the Aaron Rodgers saga along with a major traffic disruption on North Broadway that begins next week.

Susan Sheridan Tucker with the Minnesota Alliance on Problem Gambling joins Andy to talk about the scope of the problem, its causes, and resources available to individuals and families dealing with it on the eve of the start of one of the largest gambling associated events of the year.

Tom and Andy talk about Governor Walz and his decision to hold townhall meetings in red states, along with a faceoff between the Trump Administration and a federal judge over the deportation of foreign gang members.

Rochester City Councilmember Shaun Palmer joins Andy and discusses some major projects planned in the city that could be impacted by the "downsizing" of the federal government, along with the costs involved in police responses to homeless-related incidents.

Steve Lange with Rochester Magazine joins Andy to talk about some of the history of the Rochester Fire Department, particularly the department's Fire Chiefs over the years, including just retired Chief Eric Kerska and the new Fire Chief Mason Pooler.

Tom and Andy talk about the federal government funding showdown on Capitol Hill and the hatred directed at Elon Musk.

Bill Glahn with the Center of the American Experiment shares his research that identified more than $600 million lost to fraud and waste in state government over the past 5 years.