St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter joins Roshini Rajkumar to talk about building St. Paul businesses, minimum wage,and development in downtown and on the riverfront.

Minnesota United owner Dr. Bill McGuire is in studio with Roshini Rajkumar to talk about the team's second season and the upcoming opening of Allianz Field.

21,000 folks who receive social services identities have been breached at the Department of Human Services. What should you know about these breaches and identity theft and how did the breaches take place at DHS.  Then, Mayor Melvin Carter talks about the first draft of St. Paul’s minimum wage plan revealed this week.

Roshini opens the phones for the hour asking about Scream Town and Carver County's decison to shut it down.

A flight was delayed after a woman brings her emotional support squirrel on the plane!  Lindsay Whalen, the new U of M Women’s Basketball Coach chats with Roshini about the upcoming season.  Then, Roshini pays tribunte to Viva Beck, of Viva and Jerry's Country Music Videos, who passed away this week.

U of M Womens' Basketball coach, Lindsay Whalen joined Rohinin Rajkumar to chat about the upcoming season, plus, Roshini asks Lindasy what her thoughts are on Jimmy Butler's behavior at a Wolves team practice.

Civility verses smack talk.  Politicians have been doing a lot smack talking lately.  Is there room for civility?  Then,  Mayor Frey wants placards in the back of cop cars displaying rights of immigrants. The police union doesn’t like this one bit.

More on the placards the mayor wants placed in police cars.  Roshini hears from the Police union. Then, today is the International Day of the Girl.  How appropriate is it that a non-partisan bill to rename the federal courthouse in Minneapolis after the late Judge Diana Murphy.  And Jimmy Butler went off at his practice.

Mike Max speaks with Johnny Hunter, the Executive Director of Hospitality House about programs that serve the inner city.  Then, one in ten men experience depression.  Learn about the Face It Foundation and what they are doing to empower men to overcome depression.

Paul McDonald is a basketball coach, but now has decided to run for the office of St. Louis County Commissioner.