Roshini Rajkumar hosts.

This hour she talks with Jill Skogheim, President of the 5-8 Club which celebrates its 90th birthday in the business by featuring a series of special promotions on December 5th

Later in the hour Richard Painter, who worked on the campaign of George H.W. Bush & was an ethics lawyer under President George W. Bush joins Roshini to remember the life of President George H.W. Bush.

Al Franken alluded to thinking about coming back to politics on his most recent podcast.  Mike Max asks you what you think of that.  Then, some ice fishermen where stranded on an island of ice that boke off in Lake Superior. 

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Artist Mark Balma painted President HW Bush when he served in the White House.  He shares his experience of having over 15 sittings with the president to learn about the man before painting him.

Mike Max talks to you about the problem of panhandling.  Then, the US China trade truce will do what to our economy?

Mike Max  speaks with the Mayor of Lake Elmo on what they will do now that they are not getting part of the award from 3M from the clean water lawsuit.  Then, Mike speaks to an artist who painted  President HW Bush when he served in the White House.

Sheletta's co-host of her Two Haute Mamas Podcast calls in to the Midday Show to talk to Blois about the hot topic of breastfeeding: Should women cover up when they are breastfeeding their babies in public places like restaurants?

US Senator Tina Smith  call in to chat with Blois and Sheletta. They discuss her new feature article in Elle Magazine plus the new rail project.  And a 9 year old girl changes the way NBA champ Steph Curry markets his shoes to female ball players.

Minnesota Governor Elect Tim Walz hosts a series of listening tours throughout the state.  He calls in to chat with Blois and Sheletta as he heads to the first one.  WCCO listeners give him an earful of what's on their minds...

Majority leader of the Minnesota Senate Paul Gazelka joins the show and later hockey writer Jess Myers talks Gopher Hockey.

Blois talks with David Drucker of the Washington Examiner about Michael Cohen pleading guilty.