Former Congressman Tim Penny suggests a constitutional amendment to require politicians to fund their campaigns with contributions limited to citizens of their own states. Tim also provides an update on the many activities of the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation.

Steve Lange with Rochester Magazine shares his family's adventure chasing the total solar eclipse. Plus, a great story about the accomplished wife of Rochester's most prominent architect.

Tom and Andy's "list" for discussion includes a new poll that found Donald Trump and Joe Biden are in a dead heat among likely Minnesota voters.

Tom and Andy talk about a citizens group's efforts to oppose the city's plans for removing the Silver Lake Dam. The topic list also includes the Biden administration's latest moves to diminish support for Israel.

Olmsted County Sheriff Kevin Torgerson says he's looking to the State Legislature for more clarity on how the state funding can be used.

Mike Dougherty, better known as MNDOT Mike, runs down the projects starting over the next several weeks and explains the bridge inspection process.

Tom and Andy discuss the Biden Administration's plans to use regulations to push for the widespread use of electric trucks even though there is no realistic way to develop the infrastructure needed to support an EV truck fleet.

Tom and Andy lament the growing number of Holocaust deniers and the decline of knowledge and awareness of the NAZI murders of millions of European Jews.

Rochester Mayor Kim Norton talks about a recent joint meeting of the Rochester City Council and Olmsted County Board to formulate a community-wide response to homelessness. Mayor Norton also discusses improvements and other changes planned for Silver Lake Park.

Ben Boldt with the Rochester Park and Recreation Department and Ed Hruska with the Rochester Sports Foundation provide an update on the planning for the $65 million Regional Sports Center that was approved by voters last fall.