Jordana Green open the show with some talk and highlights from wild finishes for both the Twins and Timberwolves last night. Later, we discuss the decision not to allow cameras in the courtroom for the criminal trial of former MPD officer Keung, Lane and Thao.

Jamie Margolis, Senior VP of Donor Services at Be The Match, joins Jordana Green to discuss the mission of Be The Match and how anyone can get involved in saving the lives of blood cancer patients like Jordana.

Jonah Salita, co-founder of the Diall app, joins Jordana Green to share how his app can connect anyone, especially teens and young adults, to mental health help.

How does Elon Musk plan to improve Twitter and provide an open space for free speech? Big tech expert Adam Rizzieri joins Jordana Green with his thoughts on Musk purchasing Twitter. Jordana also speaks with Jamie Margolis about Be The Match and how anyone can make a difference in the lives of blood cancer patients like Jordana.

Jordana Green speaks with Jonah Salita, co-founder of the Diall app meant to connect teens and young adults with help for mental health issues. We also have a conversation about the number of parents financially supporting their children that have moved into adulthood. Plus, where do you stand on the SCOTUS case of the high school football coach fired for praying on the field after games?