Steve Knapp of local ad agency Colle McVoy joins Blois Olson to talk about what we'll see with this year's Super Bowl ads and the huge costs beyond just the $6.5 million cost for 30 seconds.

Blois Olson is in for Cory today talking about an interesting theory on ice fishing from the mayor of Hudson, Ohio. Plus, after two more incidents of gun violence in Minneapolis yesterday, how do we come together to at least agree we have multiple issues leading to the continued violence in the Twin Cities.

Blois Olson announces the news that vaccine mandates at bars, restaurants and events in Minneapolis and St. Paul are being lifted.

Blois Olson is joined by political reporter Mary Lahammer to discuss what's happening during the current legislative session in St. Paul. Later, Pete Waggoner of MN Hockey TV joins the show with the latest on high school hockey around the state.

Blois Olson speaks with political reporter Mary Lahammer about what's happening today in St. Paul, advice she's heard from the legislators on the way out about the importance of making friends across the aisle and much more.

The hour begins with KARE 11 investigative reporter Brandon Stahl joining Blois Olson to discuss his look into juvenile crime and justice in Minnesota. That topic continues with some listener contributions before Blois is joined by Dave Benson of the American Cancer Society to share details about a new partnership between ACS and Sleep Number.

Blois Olson speaks with Dave Benson, Executive VP of the American Cancer Society North Region, about a new partnership with Sleep Number to study possible links between sleep and avoiding or treating cancer.

What type of person and values do you want to see in Minnesota's next governor? Blois Olson is in to host today and discusses that question all hour with the thoughts and ideas of many listeners.

Blois Olson speaks with KARE 11 investigative reporter Brandon Stahl about his look into juvenile crime and the juvenile justice system in Minnesota and how the issues there are impacting much of what we see in the news every day.

The Oscar nominations were announced this morning and Cory quizzes Dave on how much he knows about the Best Picture nominees. We also talk about a new study showing just how much pet owners are willing to give up for their furry friends and Cory shares the news that his family may be looking for a dog soon. Later, Dr. Ashley Zapata of Premier Sport Psychology joins Cory to talk about how Olympian are preparing mentally in Beijing and the work Premier is doing directly with the USA Curling team.