Adam Carter speaks with a caller about his frustrations with friends who are using him for his plow.

Adam Carter is hosting again today and opens the show with a conversation about if we're far enough along in the winter that we don't need to help neighbors with snow removal anymore. Later, Pastor Wayne Francis joins to talk about how the church can take an active role in fighting against racism in America.

Adam Carter leads the hour talking about weight loss and some details about the cleanse Aaron Rodgers claims to have just wrapped up. Later, Sasha Cotton of the Minneapolis Office of Violence Prevention joins to talk about their work to stop incidents of violence in the city before they begin.

Sasha Cotton, Director of the Minneapolis Office of Violence Prevention, joins Adam Carter to share about how her office is trying to proactively curb incidents of violence throughout the city before they occur.

Wayne Francis, co-author of God and Race and pastor of a church in New York City joins Adam Carter to speak about the message in his new book about solving problems with racism in our country through the church.

Did you help your neighbors dig out of yesterday's snow or are we deep enough into winter that you've had enough of it?

Adam Carter tells Chad Hartman about how a seemingly innocent hashtag he included in the caption of a vacation photo led some folks to some content they'd rather not see.

U of M political science professor Kathleen Collins tells Adam Carter how the crisis in Ukraine could impact Minnesotans at home.

4th-generation oil man Jay Young joins Adam Carter with his view on why oil prices have risen to dramatically and what could be done to bring prices back down.

Adam Carter starts the hour with a conversation about high gas prices and what's behind it with 4th-generation oil man Jay Young. Later, Chad Hartman drops into the show to tackle a bunch of topics and critique Adam's hosting work today.