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North Dakota State political science professor Thomas Ambrosio breaks down this week's Brexit votes and what they mean for the future of Great Britain, the European Union and your 401(k) here in the United States. He also answers questions thrown at him by listeners on social media.
NFL draft analyst Dion Caputi says former Bison Easton Stick doesn't have all the physical tools of top-end quarterbacks, but his 50+ games as a starter at NDSU should help him get a chance to be a backup in the pros.
Rural North Dakota newspaper publisher and columnist Tony Bender joins podcast host Mike McFeely to discuss the political landscape of the state and whether, as McFeely believes, it is headed toward being "a northern Mississippi." Bender says something that would change the politics of North Dakota is if the state felt some pain because of current policies. He's not hoping for that, but history shows it to be true.
Forum sports writer Eric Peterson and podcast host Mike McFeely hash over North Dakota State's new-look football coaching staff, including newly appointed offensive coordinator Tyler Roehl and defensive coordinator David Braun.
NDSU's political science professor Thomas Ambrosio received an email from a former radio listener wondering if what's happening in today's fractured world has any resemblance to what happened in the runup to World War I. Dire? Maybe, but Ambrosio has some great insight. And the emailer wasn't totally off-base.
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