Steve Lange with Rochester Magazine talks about Joe Vukov, a Rochester native who has become an often quoted source concerning AI's impact on our lives.

Tom and Andy talk about the approval and rejection of the tax proposals that appeared on the local ballot in Tuesday's elections, the surge in anti-Semitism, and the Minnesota Supreme Court decision on Former President Trump's candidacy.

Rochester Mayor Kim Norton discusses the ongoing homelessness situation in Rochester, requests for state funding to develop the Riverfront area in downtown Rochester, and proposed federal regulations that could cost local taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars to nearly completely remove so-called "forever chemicals" from the drinking water.

Mike Dougherty (aka MnDOT Mike) with the Minnesota Department of Transportation talks about MnDOT's plans for keeping state highways as safe as possible during the coming winter.

Tom and Andy discuss what could or might be done to make the Peace Plaza a smoother experience, President Biden's visit to a southern Minnesota farm, and the ongoing mess in the Middle East.

Tom and Andy talk about the growing number of protests featuring anti-Semitic underpinnings, even at Minnesota public schools.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel explains why the cost of running the school district's bus system is going up 30%.

Patrick Seeb with the DMC discusses the paver problem at the Peace Plaza and Tim Penny joins Andy to talk about the upcoming 10th annual Feast! at the Mayo Civic Center.

Tom and Andy discuss the end of the impasse in the US House and the election of the new speaker. Tom is a fan.

Chris Miksanek, The Med-City Movie Guy, reviews a new documentary about telemarketing scams and another about the murder of John Lennon. Chris also finally saw the Barbie Movie and shares his opinion.