The Complete Disaster Podcast

When you're a kid, you like different things. You probably drank a lot more soda, whined about things that don't matter, and had imaginary friends. If so, this episode is for you. Just ignore the part about drinking bug-infused liquor and the political machinations of the modern era. That's just your parents discussing grown up things.

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- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad chats about the turn Titter/X has taken under Elon Musk, the Twins had an off day but they're set for a important road series against the Yankees as the Twins try to avenge their home sweep to the Bronx Bombers a couple weeks ago, plus Jud shares his adoration for Boston and Fenway Park.

- KSTP's Chris Egert talks about his high school and college basketball playing days and discusses the controversial fouls over the weekend on Caitlyn Clark. Plus talks about how a Nebraska woman was brought to a funeral home only to be discovered that she was in fact, still alive, only a few hours later.

- Former assistant director for counterintelligence at the FBI Frank Figliuzzi joins the show to talk about his new true-crime investigative thriller "Long Haul" which is available now! "Long Haul: Hunting the Highway Serial Killers" exposes the national epidemic of serial killings by truckers.

- Kristyn Burtt talks about the TikTok discussion happening about whether or not people know about how to properly clean themselves and the lack of hygiene, how musical groups are no longer offering meet and greets with VIP packages, and many artists are realizing they can't sell out arenas like they could before the pandemic. American Gladiators is getting ANOTHER reboot, plus Clipped is on HULU!

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Have you been feeling like drivers are worse lately? You've probably been feeling like that every day for most of your life, but this year you're measurably correct. Fatalities are even higher than Simon Biles' medal count. What could be causing this? Is it because families don't get along these days? You can't prove it's not.

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- SKOR North's Phil Mackey learns about a rock singer who got bit by a bat while performing on stage, talks about the Twins recent win and their rumored roster move involving Edouard Julien in order to make room for the explosive Royce Lewis as he returns from a rehab assignment. Plus a story about the lone time Joe Mauer played right field in his career and the missed flight that led to it happening. AND JUSTIN JEFFERSON HAS EXTENDED WITH THE VIKINGS!

- KSTP's Chris Egert shares information on the latest regarding the case against the officer Ryan Londregen and why the Hennepin County attorney is dropping the case against him.

- Bob Sansevere shares the news about Vikings WR Justin Jefferson signing an extension with the team for a MASSIVE payday, what that means for the team moving forward, and some other Vikings notes. Talks about his latest tv streaming interests and what's caught his attention, and a couple observations on the Twins heading into the week.

- Kristyn Burtt talks about her time watching the Netflix documentary "Dancing for the Devil" over the weekend and how she knows people personally who are involved in the cult that is displayed in the show. Simone Biles winning another national championship over the weekend, and a couple top headlines from the entertainment world.

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The Middle East continues to conflagrate, deflagrate, and any other kind of flagration I might have missed. Over here in America we keep killing cops. At the risk of sounding like a cliche, why can't we all just get along? I'll tell you why: AI is taking our jobs. First it came for the Jeopardy contestants, and I did speak up because frankly that was just stupid.

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- SKOR North's Phil Mackey gives the eulogy of the 2023-24 Minnesota Timberwolves following their lackluster Game 5 loss to the Dallas Mavericks. Touches on the individual performances of key players, the shining star Luka Doncic, plus weighs in on a vote for if women should be able to go topless at water parks.

- KSTP's Chris Egert shares information on the first MPD officer being killed in over 20 years. The officer was ambushed in South Minneapolis while he was responding to a call and administering aid when the incident happened. A civilian on the scene was also killed with little details known at this time.

- Bob Sansevere talks about the Wolves getting blown out and rips them for playing the series to just not get swept. How does this blowout loss stack up to other blowout losses in Minnesota sports history? When will the championship drought for Minnesota end in regards to the four men's major sports?

- Tim Lammers shares his review of the new animated Garfield movie! Despite the amount of poor reviews Tim sees some shining lights in the new family film that stars Chris Pratt, Hannah Waddingham, and Sam L. Jackson, but how high of a score can it get on the Lamma-meter? Plus he shares why you may want to stay away from Atlas, and other streaming notes ahead of your weekend!

- Kristyn Burtt talks about the new documentary Jim Henson: Idea man that chronicles the life of Muppets creator Jim Henson and his work before his early death at the age of 53. Discusses the pivotal moments and groundbreaking tv segments as part of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. Plus a few notes from the entertainment world before the end of the week!

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They've torn down the Twin Cities. Don't worry, they built them again. But the stuff that used to be there decades ago largely no longer exists. Mostly they were replaced with apartments and condos. Also abandoned pho shops. Remember when pho was a thing? Yeah, I barely do too.

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- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad returns to the show and talks about his disdain for Declan Giff because of his metabolism, the mindset of the Timberwolves ahead of Game 5 inside of Target Center, the Twins good play as of late despite getting smoked last night against the Royals, and his appreciation for a train whistle.

- KSTP's Chris Egert discusses the Minnesota DFL group calling for their colleague who was arrested a couple months back to resign from her position. The PWHL Minnesota club won the first ever Walter Cup last night, and the Wolves are having another block party this evening ahead of Game 5 that'll cost you $1.

- Brad Blanks makes his triumphant return to the show while taking a break from the world of parenting to talk about the end of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Jerry Seinfeld's media appearances, talks about his time spending the night with Tom and visiting Tom's old neighborhood, and what else he's been up to!

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Spelling can be tough. Learning how to spot Facebook Marketplace scams can be even tougher. When you get an entrepreneurial Marketplace scammer from Mississippi trying to scam you out of your occasional-use charcuterie board, you're in real trouble. Almost as much trouble as a Christmas tree lit up with real candles.

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- SKOR North's Declan Goff talks about his times as a child listening to the old show with his dad on the way to school, chats about the Wolves' Game 5 win to make their series 3-1 against Dallas. Whether or not they have what it takes to win the next three and make history to advance to the Finals. 

- KSTP's Chris Egert discusses the number of free outdoor movie events happening in parks around Minnesota this summer, is there any expectation for danger or can you bring the family for a fun night? Tom tells about a story when he thought Toots might've killed someone, and Egert shares some other headlines from the day.

- Tim Lammers shares his review of the new blockbuster "Furiosa" starring Anya Taylor-Joy which acts as a prequel to the previous film "Fury Road", how will the latest edition stack up on Tim's Lamma-meter? Plus why aren't more people going to the theater like they used to?

- Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Dan Gampton joins the show to talk about his new book "Vanishing Act: The Enduring Mystery Behind the Legendary Doolittle Raid over Tokyo" which tells the story behind the secret WWII mission and definitively solves the final mystery of the Doolittle Raid and other behind the scenes content on the mission.

- Kristyn Burtt talks about the winners and losers of the tv season now that it's officially wrapped up. Winners include The Golden Bachelor, Dancing with the Stars, Survivor, and game shows in prime time slots. The losers consist of NCIS: Hawaii, basic cable, and Paramount+. With Blue Bloods ending, what's next for Tom Selleck?

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