Rochester Mayor Kim Norton discusses preparations for dealing with the city's homeless population of the cold winter and talks about affordable housing initiatives.

Mark Thein from the Small-cap business Development Center in Rochester talks about the agency's mission and services it offers before Andy and Patrick Seeb from the DMC go through the Destination Medical Center budget for 2024.

Tom and Andy talk about the declines being experienced by some of the nation's most affluent cities.

Tom and Andy discuss Mayo Clinic's revised five year plan, the governor's misstep in his appointment of a Cannabis Director, and the push to get rid of a dress code in the U.S. Senate.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel discusses a shortage of school bus drivers and the school district's proposed technology levy.

Tom and Andy discuss the ongoing crime wave in the Twin Cities and a report that indicates the US governments deficit this year will likely be twice as large as the 2022 deficit.

Tom and Andy discuss the tragic murder of a northern Iowa law officer and the growing potential for a strike by more than 1700 union workers in Austin. Oh yeah, the Hunter Biden indictment and other stuff was talked about as well.

Rochester City Councilmember Shaun Palmer

talks about the city's efforts to slowdown speeding traffic on some city roadways and the preliminary 2024 city property tax levy and budget.

The Med City Movie Guy, Chris Miksanek, shares his views about the strike and when he believes will be the eventual outcome. Of course, he also offers up some reviews of movies you might not be aware of that might be worth your attention.

Tom and Andy discuss the House Speaker's decision to open an impeachment inquiry concerning president Biden's family business ties, and a lawsuit is seeking to strike down a new law that would make it a crime to say certain things before an election.