WCCO 9-Noon

Lieutenant Bob Kroll joins Roshini at the top of the hour to talk about several issues facing Minneapolis police officers and the communitites they serve. We are also joined by Star Tribune music critic Chris Reimenschneider for a Music Monday conversation.

Roshini Rajkumar is in today and starts by sharing a story about a teacher who gave shoes to students. Later, we examine bike lanes and their usefullness after a letter to the editor.

The Star Tribune music critic joined Roshini to review the ASTROWORLD tour stop in Minneapolis, plus thoughts on the 2018 year in music.

Roshini Rajkumar hosts.

This hour she is joined by Paul DeBettignies to talk about what people should be thinking about as they get ready for 2019, their career and if thinking about a job search.

Later in the hour, Roshini visits with Chris Richards from the Washington Post about the 2019 Grammy nominations.

Roshini Rajkumar hosts. This hour she visits with Matt Roush from TV Guide Magazine to talk about the Simpsons which start their 30th season later this month.

Later in the hour, Roshini visits with Stacey Ko, a sleep specialist on to talk about new research, which reveals women with sleep apnea have thicker heart walls than their male counterparts and are more prone to heart disease as a result.

Roshini Rajkumar hosts

To start the show she talks about a new report where Minnesota ranked 4th on the Best States for Drivers list.

Later in the hour, Roshini takes calls from listeners on what Minnesotans should do with a budget surplus

Twin Cities rapper and poet Dessa says she has a rule about not using racist or homophobic language in her music; however, she doesn't think consumers should discount artists who do.

Roshini chats with Twin Cities rapper and poet Dessa. Later in the show, she sits down with Louis King, President & CEO of Summit Academy.

Roshini and Sheletta talk about the Golden Globe nominations and which ones will likely get the nod and who was snubbed...

Roshini and Sheletta tackle the issue of race and whether or not the use of the "N" word is ever appropriate. After Sheletta puts a caller in "check" who says all black people have no values, the ladies move on and talk to the University of Minnesota Board of Regents chair about the finalist for the available role of president.