Rochester Mayor Kim Norton joins Andy to discuss a variety of city-related issues, including an upcoming meeting concerning plans for removing the existing Silver Lake Dam and a proposed extension of the city's half-cent sales tax.

MnDOT Mike, a.k.a. Mike Dougherty with the Minnesota Department of Transportation, gives an overview of the highway construction season in southeastern Minnesota and explains why a four-way stop has been added to a busy intersection on Highway 30 south of Rochester.

MnDOT Mike, a.k.a. Mike Dougherty with the Minnesota Department of Transportation, gives an overview of the highway construction season in southeastern Minnesota and explains why a four-way stop has been added to a busy intersection on Highway 30 south of Rochester.

Tom and Andy talk about the latest developments in the controversy surrounding the Rochester Country Club's decision to scuttle a forum on crime issues, along with the latest news concerning Ukraine and other issues.

Tom and Andy talk about the latest developments in the controversy surrounding the Rochester Country Club's decision to scuttle a forum on crime issues, along with the latest news concerning Ukraine and other issues.

Tom and Andy tackle current events, including the musings of a member of the Minneapolis City Council about replacing the police department, concerns over a statement by President Biden, and a spat between the New York Times and a conservative commentator.

Tom and Andy tackle current events, including the musings of a member of the Minneapolis City Council about replacing the police department, concerns over a statement by President Biden, and a spat between the New York Times and a conservative commentator.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel joins Andy to talk about the school district's efforts to deal with discipline problems, school start times, a looming budget deficit, and work on a long-range strategic plan.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel joins Andy to talk about the school district's efforts to deal with discipline problems, school start times, a looming budget deficit, and work on a long-range strategic plan.

Tom and Andy delve into a sparsely reported adjustment of the number of COVID deaths in the US and wonder why prosecutors have yet to charge a man who allegedly attempted to carjack an occupied police car.