Blois Olson hosts. He starts the show by visiting with the Incoming House Speaker, Melissa Hortman.

Later in the hour, Blois takes calls & texts on what issues are important to listeners for the upcoming legislative session.

Minnesota's own, Phil Johnston is the director and writer of Ralph Wrecks the Internet.  He speaks with Roshini Rajkumar about his latest project and his career in California.

Roshini Rajkumar chats with DIrector, writer Phil Johnston about his latest success Ralph Wrecks the Internet.  Then, the sentencing of Michael Cophen comes down.

President Trump is looking for a new Chief of Staff.  If you took the job how would you advise him?  Then, a Savage man wrote a jingle for Little Pizza.  Listen to it as we give him a shout out!

Pull tabs really helped the loan on the US Bank stadium.  If Minnesota allows more gaming and gambling would you be in favor of it to fund our infrastructure, education and more?  What are the economic ramifications of a government shutdown?

Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody is getting a resurgence due to the Freddie Mercury biopic.  Then, the MOA has some special events taking place for holiday shoppers.

Delta says no supports animals on long flights.  Roshini Rajkumar gets your reaction to that.  Then, more folks get their grocercies from the Dollar Store than Whole Foods.

Colin Covert left the Star Tribune after decades over plagiarism.  Then, Google's CEO is before a Congressional hearing this morning being accused of political bias.

Why are more folks buying their food from the Dollar Store than Whole Foods?  Roshini Rajkumar learns more and takes your calls.

Food delivery services have exploded recently and Craig Key of BiteSquad joins Roshini to talk about the business. Speaking of food, we are also joined in studio by chef Laura Bonicelli later in the hour.