The BS Show

Mike Gelfand delves into the latest news involving #Gropegate at the University of Minnesota and shares memories of Rod Carew threatening to kill him. Meantime, former Gophers star running back Darrell Thompson joins us in-studio on The BS Show. Darrell is the president of Bolder Options, a program that helps troubled teens. Also, Kelly in Vegas offers some betting tips on the Vikings' game, Star Tribune columnist Jim Souhan checks in from the PGA and Ruth Lordan gives us her Vibe of the Day.

Will Frankie Valli of Jersey Boys fame sing at a St. Paul Saints game? We asked Saints executive vice president Tom Whaley and you'll have to listen to The BS Show to find out. We also talked with Fox 9's Jim Rich about Channel 9 hosting the Vikings' preseason game Saturday night, and got the lowdown on the latest movies from Tim Lammers, and got psychic Ruth Lordan's Vibe of the Day. Lots of stuff. Lots of fun.

Abby Pawelk, whose mom is KQ Morning Show mainstay Terri Traen, is a regular guest on Wednesdays and she is joined on this episode of The BS Show by Larry Neumeister, a long-time friend who happens to be The Associated Press federal court reporter in New York. Larry covered the Tom Brady trial today and gives us inside info. We also talk with Jim Souhan, who is in Wisconsin covering the PGA and Ruth Lordan shares her Vibe of the Day.

A couple of legal minds weighed in on the latest Norwood Teague news. Marsh Halberg of Halberg Criminal Defense and Ed Cohen of Smart Start MN also shared their thoughts on Donald Trump's popularity not waning after the Republican debate and the latest issues in Ferguson. Jim Souhan from the Star Tribune is back from his vacation, sharing his thoughts on Teague. And Ruth Lordan shares her Vibe of the Day as well as what could be next for Teague.

Former KQ Morning Show standout Mike Gelfand rips into Norwood Teague for being a serial harasser in the latest episode of The BS Show. Later, a self-tattoo artist named Jess lightens the mood by talking about all the tattoos she has done herself to herself. She's young. She's lively. And she tells you how you can do your own tattoos inexpensively. Meantime, Bob shares some life lessons he is teaching his sons, such as this: "Never marry a gal you've cheated on or want to cheat on."

Mike Gelfand serves up another lively interview, touching on everything from Norwood Teague's sexting to Donald Trump's shiny face during the Republican debate to how his father had problems with the state taking away his license and how "bitches out to get me." Mike Bryant from Bradshaw & Bryant stopped in, and is a lot of fun to have in studio. Kelly in Vegas weighed in on the Vikings' first preseason game, and Ruth Lordan gave a nano-reading to one of our in-studio guests, Carol Sass. Download this show. Now!

Among the things you'll learn on this episode of The BS Show is that the show has gone global, with listeners in such far-flung places as Kazakhstan, Singapore, Slovenia, Iraq and Bob's ancestral homeland, Italy. You'll also learn from Ed Cohen, owner of Smart Start Ignition Interlock System, how it's a bad idea to sleep it off in your car if you've been drinking because that could lead to a DUI. You'll learn about the book on Yogi Berra one of our regular guests, Jon Pessah, is writing, as well as hear movie reviews from Tim Lammers and a report from Vikings training camp with Lindsey Young.

Abby Pawelk makes the annual pilgrimage to Las Vegas with the KQ Morning Show to be with her mom, Terri Traen, and hundreds of other people who love having a good time. Abby joined us today on The BS Show to talk about that and about our mutual friend, Larry the Communist, as well as a bunch of other fun and interesting stuff. We also gave an update on Cecil the Lion's killer. His $1.1 million Florida vacation home has been vandalized and psychic Ruth Lordan does not see a promising future for the lion killer.

Marsh Halberg and Debbie Lang join The BS Show for a compelling conversation with Bob Rich, a local TV producer who talks about being abused by a Catholic priest as a young boy and how the archdiocese is concerned about a documentary he plans to do about the abuse. The mood also is lightened during the show with talk about the absurd price of cheese curds at county fairs and great lines from movies such as the original Star Wars.