Rochester Public Utilities General Manager Tim McCollough joins Andy Brownell to share information about a major RPU project that will directly impact all of its customers. The municipal utility is just weeks away from beginning the installation of new advanced electric and water meters in homes, apartments, and businesses throughout Rochester.

Tom Ostrom and Andy Brownell tackle a wide range of topics, including gunfire directed at a fire suppression plane battling wildfires in northern Minnesota, the news coverage of the Iran War, and the just finished Minnesota legislative session.

Rochester City Councilmember Shaun Palmer joins Andy Brownell and announces that he is running for reelection. Palmer also talks about state funding approved for a major Rochester infrastructure project, a public meeting on the future of Elton Hill's Drive, and the latest concerning plans to replace the Silver Lake Dam.

The Med-City Movie Guy Chris Miksanek reviews the new Michael Jackson biopic and rips into a new Hollywood adaptation of George Orwell's classic "Animal Farm."

Tom Ostrom and Andy Brownell's list of current event topics includes a late session budget agreement at the State Capitol, plans by the governor to campaign for an East Coast political candidate with a Nazi themed tattoo, and President Trump's trip to China.

Steve Lange from Rochester Magazine joins Andy Brownell to share the amazing story of Gertrude Dansingburg and her long tenure as the top female golfer in the entire state.

TJ Leverentz is joined by Rochester Area Builders President Pat Sexton to talk about the organization's efforts to work with the City of Rochester to streamline the home building process and find ways to make new construction more affordable.

Tom Ostrom and Andy Brownell delve into current events, including a push by Minnesota Republicans to get members of Congress engaged in asking questions of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar concerning Minnesota's fraud scandal.

Olmsted County Sheriff Kevin Torgerson talks about the tornado outbreak the hit the Rochester area and other parts of Olmsted County on April 17.

Steve Lange with Rochester Magazine joins Andy Brownell to talk about a long-ago time when Rochester played a key role in training the pilots who flew so-called "flying coffins" during the D-Day invasion in World War II.