The Complete Disaster Podcast

- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad and Tom chat about how dogs will hold a grudge if you don't take them on a trip with you, plus about how the Twins are playing alright but Cleveland also keeps winning which isn't allowing them to gain any ground in the AL Central standings. Now that it's been a good chunk of time, was changing Cleveland's ballclub name to the Guardians the right move? 

- KSTP's Chris Egert talks about the songs of Randy Newman, and weighs in on a headline from the day about the city of Minneapolis demanding a U of M fraternity that replaced their lawn with artificial turf to revert it back to grass. Plus an update on the Rapidan Dam having failures during these higher water and flood levels.

- Kristyn Burtt shares the latest group of names to be inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame with stars from film, tv, radio and more! Plus a Minnesota tie sees Prince finally join the Walk of Fame after his estate accepted the bid for him to join. Plus some other top headlines from the entertainment world.

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It's a double whammy of those who have left us today with Ron and Joe, both formerly alive Jewish lawyers who knew Tom. With so much in common, it's no wonder they got along. I mean Ron and Joe. Tom isn't any of those things, although he does know himself.

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You could argue that Whip It is the Zebra Cake of music. You could also argue that that doesn't make any sense. Depends on how you look at it. Only one is liable to give you diabetes, but they could easily both get stuck in your head if you're not careful.

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- SKOR North's Phil Mackey chats about last Friday's interview with Steve and Katy Freitag, tells Tom about how he's in on this Twins team after another series win and how if they trade for a pitcher they could be really dangerous. Plus a chat about JJ Reddick taking the LA Lakers head coaching job.

- KSTP's Chris Egert talks about how far prosthetics have come over the years, discusses the amount of political TV ads currently running and how many more viewers can expect as we get closer to election season. Plus a preview of the first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump with how both sides are altering certain messages to land better with voters.

- Bob Sansevere tells a story about his time at the Buffalo Rodeo over the weekend with an intoxicated rodeo-goer and their quest to find their friends. Plus a chat about the Twins looking good on the road as they attempt to chase Cleveland for the top spot in the AL Central, and his thoughts on the rumor of the Timberwolves potentially drafting Bronny James.

- Kathy Kleiner joins the show to talk about her life and her book "A Light in the Dark" which looks in depth on her life and chronicles her encounter with serial killer Ted Bundy and how she escaped after he attempted to kill her. Find "A Light in the Dark" available now wherever you get you books!

- Kristyn Burtt adds in some inside nuggets on the Chi Omega sorority house that involved the Ted Bundy murders, the crew talks about more killers and the difference people feel about people and animal deaths. Kristyn talks about the time she was a witness in a murder trial, and shares a few headlines from the entertainment world over the weekend.

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Okay, technically we barely talk about Wall Street at all, but we do talk about fighting quite a bit. Depending on your age, you are (or were) probably into one of three things: boxing, wrestling, or MMA. We don't know what Gen Z is into and we don't really care.

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- SKOR North's Phil Mackey joins the show along with Scott and Katy Freitag who discuss Scotts bike ride around the perimeter of the continental United States! Mackey flexes his interviewing muscles as the crew learns about some of the inside information into their trip around the US!

- KSTP's Chris Egert joins the show live from the state fairgrounds during the MSRA Back to the 50s Weekend that'll be going on all weekend long! Tickets are still available at the door and kids get in free. 

- Bob Sansevere joins from the Buffalo Rodeo Grounds, chats about the rodeo out there this weekend and what sort of attractions may interest those in the area who want to check it out. How some mutton-busters made him choke up with the opening ceremony of the rodeo, and chats with the Freitags about their trip!

- Tim Lammers shares his review of The Bikeriders which stars Austin Butler and Tom Hardy that follows a Midwestern motorcycle club that evolves into a sinister gang over time and the freedoms and perils that come with that territory. How does it stack up on the Lamma-meter? Also, The Exorcism hits theaters today with Russell Crowe as the leading actor in the new horror flick.

- Kristyn Burtt has an update from yesterday's Kevin Costner story with news now that he is fully out on Yellowstone after the actor announced it on his Instagram account, the timing comes with his new movie set to release in the coming weeks. Plus the debut of her new "Chick Sports" segment!

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If there's one thing that will never change about celebrities, it's their penchant for self-destruction. There's a psychological phenomenon called "the call of the void" where some people feel compelled to jump off cliffs. Apparently there's also a phenomenon called "the call of the bottle" where some celebrities feel compelled to drink and drive, and it seems a lot more common.

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- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad weighs in on Tom's favorite line from a movie, chats about the death of Willie Mays and other MLB Hall of Famers recently. Mays' time with the Minneapolis Millers and how the owner of the Giants took out an ad in the newspaper to apologize to Minnesotans for recalling him back to the big club so quickly. Plus Tom talks about how his signed Muhammad Ali boxing glove was found in the trash yesterday! And the Twins lost last night...

- KSTP's Chris Egert informs about rising water level and flooding because of it, in Cokato millions of gallons of water were released after fire hydrants were opened in a protest effort, plus a small update on the Paris Olympics as the city of lights tries to clean the water set to be used despite some American Olympians raising concerns over the cleanliness.

If you're interested in supporting and donating to the Growing Together school in Florida who had their playground stolen feel free to donate to their GoFundMe HERE.

- Kristyn Burtt talks about Eddie Murphy's recent sit down interview with the TODAY ahead of his 4th Beverly Hills Cop film and comeback to films, Kevin Costner is whining again on his recent media tour, and Alec Baldwin's trial isn't heading in the right direction for him and what sort of hot water it could lead to for Baldwin.

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We have two unusual occurrences on the show today. First, Fawn is not only here but on mic the entire time. Second, we have a guest. And it turns out that they make a pretty good fit. As long as you're under the age of 100 you've watched something with John in it, whether you're 9 or 99.

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- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad learns a little about Tevin and AJ's relationships and chats with Tom about how they've both gotten more reflective with age. The Twins walked off the Rays last night but only after a lengthy rain delay. Plus a discussion about the thought process when naming a child. And Judd shares about how he transferred from French to Shop Class in high school.

- KSTP's Chris Egert informs about how the high rain levels have led to flooding in areas of the state, how Hennepin County authorities have found multiple cars at the bottom of a lake, one with a body inside, as more details emerge on those situations, and some other top stories from the day.

- Brittany Arneson makes a triumphant return to the show ahead of the start of her show on MyTalk! Starting July 8th you can hear the Brittany & Kendall show on 107.1 FM weekdays from 3pm-6pm!

- Kristyn Burtt talks about how great she is at keeping secrets, catches up with Brittany before her new show, shares more info on Justin Timberlake's DWI arrest yesterday and what new developments there have been and how he plans to continue his tour with no cancellations. Plus some entertainment headlines from the day!

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