Live Outdoors.  Gary Leaf is in for Ron Schara.  He and Mike max chat with Frankie Dusenka about the boat show.  Then, Ted Dick the Ruffed grouse DNR coordinator give us a West Nile update.

Mike Max chats with Al Nuness, his annual guest on MLK Day about the work he does with young African Americans.

Mike Max speaks with a special guest on MLK Day.  AL Nuness is giving back every day at his job at Hopkins High School.  Once a week he teaches a course called Invictus Leadership to a group of African American sophmores.

Mike Max talks about the possibility of having boys high school volleyball in Minnesota.

Mike Max talks high school boy's basketball.

Mike Max chats with former Gopher Hockey players Kevin Hartzell and Jeff Teal about a 40 year Gopher Hockey reunion coming up. Then, they discuss the state of hockey and how players have improved and can come from anywhere in the nation.

Mike Max chats about a shortage of refs in high school sports with Frank White a retired referee.  Then, Temple Football coach Rod Carey talks about his new job.

Mike Max talks about community round tables of folks who gather daily for coffee to solve world problems in their lives.

Norm Klegseth is one of the first Minnesotans to become a NFL refereee.  He shares stories of time when he was a referee.

Mike Max previews the Gopher Illinois gae with Deon Thomas.  Then one of the first NFL referees from Minnesota, Norm Klegseth talks about working in the NFL.