Dan Fifield, co-founder of The Landing MN in Rochester, talks about some of the reasons that some of the people experiencing homelessness find themselves involved in street-level drug dealing.

Patrick Seeb with the Destination Medical Center explains why the Rochester City Council is being asked to reject the low bid submitted for a major portion of the construction of the Link Bus Rapid Transit system.

Tom and Andy discuss the news from President Trump's first cabinet meeting, including his Gold Green Card plan and reducing the size of the federal workforce.

The list of topics for today's program include the email sent out by Elon Musk demanding that federal employees reply with a list of their accomplishments on the job.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel talks about the executive orders issued by the president that could potentially impact the Rochester School District.

The Med City Movie Guy Chris Miksanik talks about the growing irrelevance of the Oscars and other awards shows, while also pointing to some great films that were ignored by them.

Tom and Andy delve into President Trump's statements concerning the ongoing war in Ukraine, his administrations efforts to dismantle DEI initiatives, and a whole list of other topics.

Tom and Andy talk about State Attorney General Keith Ellison's lawsuits against the Trump Administration, Governor Walz's efforts to strip state funding tied to individual students for homeschooling and private school educations, and the talks with Russia about the war in Ukraine.

Rochester City Councilmember Shaun Palmer joins Andy to talk about the much higher than expect cost of building the Link Rapid Bus Transit System, what to do about the Peace Plaza, and the latest on the Regional Sports and Recreation Center.

Steve Lange, with Rochester Magazine, joins Andy and shares the story of Nobel Prize winning Doctor Philip Hench's amazing hobby involving everything about the fictional detective.