Mike Max talked with Paul Iverson who used to work on Burt Reynolds' ranch. Then he was joined in-studio by musician Vicky Emerson to talk about her forthcoming album and how she's been inspired by the #MeToo movement.

Mike Max talked with Hennepin County Commissioner Mike Opat about traffic, road construction and affordable housing. Then he talked with Chris Iles from the Minnesota Twins about their "Fortday" promotion.

Mike Max talked with listeners about anonymous sources. Do they affect how much trust they have in an Op/Ed piece? Then he talked with Bloomberg Supreme Court reporter Greg Stohr to review the Brett Kavanaugh hearings

Mike Max talked to Stephanie Hu from Lifetime Fitness about their plan to refurbish Winter Park as a soccer facility. Then he talked to retired teacher and coach Al Nuness about the "life skills" class he's teaching at Hopkins

Mike Max talked with Dr. Budd Renier about the CDC's new guidelines on treating kids' concussions. Then he talked about the Wayzata Beach Bash with founder Rick Born on Mid-Morning Money

Mike Max opened the show talking with Dave Lee. Then he was joined by GOP gubernatorial candidate Jeff Johnson to respond to a report that the National Republican Governor's Association has "given up" on the race in Minnesota.

Blois Olson talked with former Minneapolis City Council President Paul Ostrow about how The Commons is being used and whether the Vikings should help pay for the upkeep. Then he talked with St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter about the minimum wage and forgiving library fees. Finally, "@IndignantMN" joined him to talk about why MN is so great.

Blois Olson talked with the Mayor of St. Paul. Will the minimum wage go up in St. Paul and how soon should businesses expect it? Why does he think it's important to forgive library fees? And what about those roads?

Blois Olson talked to State Fair spokesperson Danielle Dullinger about the Fair topping 2 million in attendence for the first time. Should the Fair add more days? Then he talked to Ali Kaplan from Twin Cities Business Magazine about their 25th anniversary

Blois Olson talked about the Kavanaugh hearings and how "truth" is getting parsed. Then he talked with James Hohmann from the Washington Post about the hearings, Bob Woodward's new book and the midterm elections.