Blois Olson speaks with Pete Najarian about the experience at Daytona and the continued strength of the economy despite the pandemic, gas prices and other challenges for consumers.

Blois Olson is in today and spends much of the hour discussing education. That includes a conversation with Erica Schatzlein of the St. Paul Federation of Educators and several calls from listeners as teacher strikes loom in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Erica Schatzlein of the St. Paul Federation of Educators tells Blois Olson the union is ready for difficult conversations as a strike looms but the district isn't listening.

Blois Olson speaks with Erica Schatzlein of the St. Paul Federation of Educators about the potential for a teacher strike in St. Paul and what educators are asking for in negotiations.

Attorney Mike Padden joins the show with many thoughts about Kimberly Potter's sentence. Mike Max continues with some thoughts from listeners and his own opinions after the sentencing hearing.

Mike Max speaks with attorney Mike Padden after the conclusion of the sentencing hearing for Kimberly Potter in the shooting death of Daunte Wright.

Attorney Mike Padden reacts to the sentence for Kimberly Potter.

Listen to the sentencing hearing for Kimberly Potter for the shooting death of Daunte Wright.

Sheletta starts the hour by speaking with Laurie Levine of the Cottage Grove Chamber of Commerce and sharing info about how small business owners can visit Sheletta tomorrow for some free advice on growing their business. Later, Gabrielle Grier of Juxtaposition Arts joins to discuss their work bring art and beauty to the lives of children in Minneapolis. Plus, is it considered cheating on your spouse to hide some money just for yourself?

State Senator Kari Dziedzic joins Sheletta Brundidge to talk about changes in policing, improving public safety for all, and other issues she's focused on at the Capitol.