John talked with Washington Post political reporter Amber Phillips about yesterday's primaries and Ohio special election - who were the real winners and losers?

John talked with Wolves and Lynx CEO Ethan Casson about their partnership with United Way and hosting Action Day 2018 at Target Center. Then he talked with Craig Bane of Bane O'Leary on Mid-Morning Money. Finally Kim Johnson checked in with "4 Things You Need to Know"!

John talked with Star Tribune Minnesota History columnist Curt Brown about his most recent columns. Then he talked with listners to see what historical event they wish they could travel back and be present for.

John talked with CBS News' Steve Futterman about the Mendocino fire in California which has become the largest fire by area in the state's history.

John talked with Dave Lee on "Extra Innings". Then he talked with CBS News' Steve Futterman about the record-setting California wildfires

Blois Olson was in for Chad. He talked to The Athletic's Chad Graff as the Vikings get ready for their first preseason game. He also talked with @IndignantMN about the latest state rankings and why Minnesotan's are so obsessed with where they rank

Blois Olson, guest-hosting for John Hines, talked with Alondra Cano and Cam Gordon from the Minneapolis City Council to discuss why they oppose and support (respectively) the proposed city charter change that would give the Council greater oversight over the Minneapolis Police.

Blois Olson was in for John. He talked to Alondra Cano and Cam Gordon from the Minneapolis City Council about a proposed change to police oversight. Then he talked to Star Tribune columnist Lee Schafer about the impact of immigrants on the economy in Worthington, MN

Blois Olson was in for John. He talked to the father of missing Osseo man and had a conversation with listeners about how concerned they are - or aren't - about election interference

Bob Davis was in for John. He talked to the Star Tribune's Andy Mannix about the Minneapolis City Council's vote to procede with a charter ammendment to remove some of the Mayor's power over the police