Dylis Croman and Terra C. MacLeod play "Roxie" and "Velma" respectively in the touring version of "Chicago" which is now playing at the Orpheum.  They talked about being part of a touring company and the crowd reaction in Minneapolis.

John opened the show chatting with Dave Lee on "Extra Innings".  Then he was joined by Daily Beast Congressional Reporter Andrew Desiderio to discuss the Senate cancelling most of their August recess.

John talked to Rachel Stassen-Berger from the Des Moines Register about yesterday's Iowa primaries and how Iowa politics compares to her former beat in Minnesota.  Then Kevin Brasker from Twin Cities Consumers' Checkbook joined him for Mid Morning Money.  Finally Kim Johnson had 4 Things You Need to Know.

John talked with Heavy Table's James Norton for their monthly food chat.  Then Electric Fetus GM Bob Fuchs joined him to discuss their 50th anniversary.

The music business has undergone several sea-changes over the years, but The Electric Fetus has weathered them all.  General Manager Bob Fuchs joined John Hines to discuss their amazing longevity and where the business is headed.

John talked to Dr. Adriana Seelye from the VA Medical Center about her research into early-stage dementia.  Then Craig Bane joined him for Mid-Morning Money to talk about whether your IRA is vulnerable to creditors.

John opened the show chatting with Dave Lee on "Extra Innings".  Then he talked with NY Times Supreme Court reporter Adam Liptak about yesterday's ruling in the Colorado baker case.

John talked to author Carl Zimmer about his new book, "She Has Her Mother's Laugh".  Then he talked with listeners and gave away tickets to see James Taylor!

State politics is never boring, but the drama ramped up in a big way this weekend with the state endorsing conventions.  Blois Olson joined John with a recap and previewed more drama that continued to unfold throughout the day.

John Hines opened the show welcoming Dave Lee back after his vacation.  Then he talked with WCCO political analyst Blois Olson about this weekend's state political conventions