In this pre-Christmas edition of What’s On Your Mind, the hosts lean into the holiday spirit while conducting a comprehensive year-end review of the political and social landscape in North Dakota. The episode features high-level discussions on property tax reform with Senate Majority Leader David Hogue and a deep dive into the region's recidivism and public safety challenges with Cass County Sheriff Jesse Jahner. Fargo City Commission member Michelle Turnberg also joins the program to discuss the ongoing battles over homeless policy and "harm reduction" strategies. Between these heavy-hitting interviews, the show acts as a community jukebox, filling the airwaves with listener-requested Christmas classics ranging from Bing Crosby to Luciano Pavarotti. Standout Moments & Timestamps [08:00] The "Naughty and Nice" List The show opens with a lighthearted but pointed reflection on the year's winners and losers, with the hosts jokingly placing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz at the top of their "naughty" list. [08:15] Michelle Turnberg: The "Fearless Warrior" Fargo City Commission member Michelle Turnberg reviews a year of uphill battles, specifically targeting the city’s "harm reduction" programs. She reveals that the city handed out 5,700 crack pipes without commission approval—a policy she vows to end if a conservative majority is reached in June. [08:35] The $1,600 Property Tax Win Senate Majority Leader David Hogue breaks down the impact of the 2025 legislative session, highlighting the $1,600 property tax reduction for primary residents and the implementation of a 3% spending cap on political subdivisions to ensure the relief is sustainable. [08:42] Economic "Golden Age" The hosts discuss blistering economic data showing the U.S. economy grew at a 4.3% annual pace in the third quarter, exceeding the expectations of 60 out of 61 Bloomberg economists. [09:12] Dean Wysocki’s "Bad Santa" Attire A visual highlight of the morning: Meteorologist Dean Wysocki arrives in a "strategic" holiday outfit featuring antlers with mistletoe and a hairy-chest Santa shirt, earning him a spot on the hosts' "naughty" list. [09:21] The Recidivism Crisis Cass County Sheriff Jesse Jahner sounds the alarm on "frequent flyers" in the criminal justice system. He shares examples of violent repeat offenders who serve less than three years of five-year sentences due to a lack of capacity at the state penitentiary, leading to immediate re-victimization of the community. [09:35] A Path to Healing, Not Paraphernalia The conversation shifts to the root causes of crime, with Sheriff Jahner identifying addiction and mental health as…

In this action-packed Monday edition of What’s On Your Mind, hosts Kevin Flynn and Scott Hennen break down the seismic shifts in North Dakota and Minnesota politics. North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong joins the show to recap his first year in office, diving into the success of the $1,600 Primary Residence Credit (PRC) and the groundbreaking law that successfully removed cell phones from classrooms to "improve the social structure" of schools. The episode then takes a hard turn across the river into Minnesota, where "Uncle" Mike Lindell discusses his 100% "all-in" run for governor. Lindell sounds off on the staggering $18 billion fraud scandal rocking the state, the weaponization of "Operation Arctic Frost" against his company, and the recent admission from Fulton County, Georgia, regarding 300,000+ illegally certified votes from 2020. From the "circular firing squad" at America Fest to the future of J.D. Vance in 2028, this episode is a deep dive into accountability, election integrity, and the "industrial-scale" grift currently making international headlines. Standout Moments [00:03] The Epstein Files & Tim Walz The hosts discuss the "ugly Christmas sweater" that is Tim Walz’s administration, reacting to the drop of the Epstein files and Walz’s attempt to pivot to gun control amidst massive state fraud reports. [00:04] Fargo’s $15 Million Drone Debate Caller Krista sounds the alarm on a Fargo City Commission proposal for law enforcement drones, questioning "big brother-ism" and the staggering price tag for new surveillance tech. [00:06] Ag Industry Bankruptcy Alert Ag Director Bridget Riedel warns producers about the Chapter 11 filing of grain buyer Hanson Mueller and the limitations of North Dakota’s indemnity fund for elevators. [00:13] The AI Job Disruption A listener debate on whether Artificial Intelligence is a "Debbie Downer" for employment or a pivot point for American innovation, with Scott Hennon arguing it’s a tool we must lead in. [00:15] Gov. Armstrong on School Cell Phones Governor Kelly Armstrong explains why banning cell phones in schools was his "1A" priority, forcing students to make eye contact and improving behavioral health without costing a penny. [00:19] The Georgia Election Bombshell Lindell highlights a recent Georgia State Election Board hearing where it was admitted that over 300,000 early votes in 2020 were illegally certified but still counted. [00:22] Operation Arctic Frost Mike Lindell pulls back the curtain on a federal operation he claims weaponized the DOJ, FBI, and IRS to debank MyPillow and spy…

With regular host Scott Hennen sidelined by a "D.C. bug," Kevin Flynn and Jay Thomas step into the cockpit for a high-octane Friday edition of What’s On Your Mind. The show serves as a blunt-force trauma reality check on the state of Minnesota, diving deep into reports of a staggering $10 billion to $18 billion "industrial-scale" fraud scandal involving Medicaid and Somali clan networks. Bill Glahn from the Center of the American Experiment joins the fray to break down how the "fraud father" administration in St. Paul allegedly looked the other way while taxpayer dollars fueled overseas investments and local grifts. The conversation isn’t all corruption and chaos, however. The hosts explore the mind-blowing future of "clean energy" with an 8-year Navy nuclear submarine veteran who explains why minivan-sized fusion reactors are about to change the world. From the hilarious absurdity of "pirate-affirming healthcare" to the local "Fill the Boot" drive for homeless kids, this episode balances righteous indignation with small-town heart and a heavy dose of Brian Setzer holiday swing. Standout Moments [00:02] The Vehicle Value Scam Jay Thomas vents about the "fraud fathers" in Minnesota over-valuing his $3,500 rust-bucket truck at $35,000 on tax statements to juice state coffers. [00:06] Saving Lives with Mango Nicotine Jay shares a hilarious "life-saving" story about how F5 Project founder Adam Martin rescued him from a nicotine fit during a grueling Minneapolis airport layover with a well-timed mango pouch. [00:13] Hakeem’s Titanic Tantrum The hosts tear into Hakeem Jeffries’ viral rant against renaming the Kennedy Center after Donald Trump, mocking his "the ship be sinking" Ebonics and lack of legislative accomplishments. [00:15] The Somali Clan Connection Bill Glahn explains the complex "clan system" imported from East Africa that reportedly specializes in specific types of Medicaid fraud, leading to a massive federal "strike force" investigation in Minnesota. [00:18] Nuclear Power in a Semi-Truck Trevor, a former Navy nuke, explains why the future of energy isn't wind or solar, but small modular reactors that produce zero waste and can be hauled on the back of a 53-foot trailer. [00:23] The Anthony Joshua vs. Jake Paul Verdict The guys preview the big Netflix fight, praying that Joshua—a "beast" of a heavyweight—finally puts an end to the "Jake Paul theater show." [00:30] Pirate-Affirming Healthcare A biting satire on gender-affirming care for children: If a 10-year-old thinks he’s Jack Sparrow, do we "believing him" mean cutting off…

It is a "Windy Edition" of the show as a winter blizzard sweeps through the region, but the news cycle is moving even faster than the gusts. Scott Hanlon and the team break down President Trump’s high-impact primetime address, where the big headline wasn't a war announcement, but a "warrior dividend" heading into the pockets of nearly 1.5 million service members. The guys also dive into the bizarre investigative failures at Brown University following a campus shooting and sit down with Fargo Police Chief Dave Zabolsky to get the truth behind recent crime stats. Plus, we look at the future of health with Dr. Mike Jorgensen and check the "scene of the crime" in the grain markets with Lighthouse Commodities. Episode Highlights [00:01:10] The Warrior Dividend Scott reacts to President Trump’s surprise announcement of a $1,776 "Warrior Dividend" for every member of the military—a morale booster funded by record tariff revenue. [00:01:37] The Brown University "Dumpster Fire" A deep dive into the "incompetence or cover-up" at Brown University. Why were security cameras turned off, and how did a suspect vanish from a room full of witnesses without a single cell phone video surfacing? [00:04:10] Fargo Police: Manhunts and Misperceptions Fargo Police Chief Dave Zabolsky joins the show to discuss the recent high-profile manhunt, the 10% reduction in city-wide crime, and why "Beat 5" is the current hotspot for shoplifting syndicates. [00:10:30] Blizzard Status Update Chief Meteorologist Dean Wysocki delivers a sobering travel report: 90 mph gusts in Southwest North Dakota and zero visibility in Grand Forks. Find out when the "deterioration" hits the FM area. [00:13:10] Signal vs. Noise: The Trump Address A breakdown of the President's "Landslide Mandate" speech. Scott asks the audience: Are you feeling the "Coldness" critics claim, or are you seeing the "Wham, Bam" results of the last 11 months? [00:27:50] MAHA: The 65-Point Wellness Reset Dr. Mike Jorgensen explains why the game is "rigged" against American health and how a wellness lab panel can help you "look under the hood" to fix chronic inflammation and gut damage. [00:32:00] Markets: Scene of the Crime David Spickler of Lighthouse Commodities analyzes the recent correction in soybeans and why he believes a "buy signal" is looming just in time for the new year.

With exactly one week until Christmas Eve, Scott Hennen and the team cut through the "noise" to find the "signal." This episode features a masterclass in current events—from a deep dive into the first year of the Trump administration’s results versus the media’s personality-driven narrative to a surprising look at property tax relief hitting North Dakota mailboxes. We also sit down with Paul Fisher of Capstone Classical Academy to discuss the "miracle" of classical education in Fargo, and catch up with Robbie Loft for a fascinating update on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. From AI-powered conversations with Teddy to 8,000-gallon fuel bunkers in the North Dakota countryside, today’s show covers the boulders being pushed and the legacies being built. Episode Highlights [00:01:30] Personality vs. Results Scott breaks down a Peggy Noonan column on whether Trump is "losing his touch," arguing that the media focuses on "mean tweets" while ignoring major shifts at the border and in global trade deals. [00:03:45] The $800 Tax Win A look at the "bounty of oil" in action as North Dakotans receive property tax statements. Scott shares his own $800 reduction and discusses the 50,000 households whose property tax tab went to zero. [00:05:30] The Miracle of Capstone Headmaster Paul Fisher discusses the national reputation of Capstone Classical Academy and why parents are fleeing "postmodern identity politics" for academic rigor and Christian virtue. [00:09:00] The "Bedwetting" Crowd & Polling Psyops The guys tackle flagging poll numbers on the economy and immigration, questioning whether they reflect reality or a "deluge of propaganda" designed to fray the MAGA community. [00:21:40] Property Tax 101 with Ryan Rauschenberger State Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus joins the show to explain the Primary Residence Credit (PRC) and how residents can tap into up to $4,000 of relief. [00:25:00] The "Farmhouse Bunker" A look at a unique real estate listing: a countryside retreat featuring 10,000-gallon water tanks, twin generators, and a hidden three-room bunker. [00:29:15] The Badlands Phoenix Executive Director Robbie Loft provides an 80% completion update on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, opening July 4, 2026. [00:33:10] Debating an AI Teddy Robbie explains how the new library will use AI to allow visitors to actually converse and debate with a digital version of the 26th President based on his 30+ books and thousands of letters.

In this Tuesday edition of What's On Your Mind, the discussion centers on a "wacky world" grappling with a surge of disturbing headlines. From the mysterious investigation at Brown University to the tragic aftermath of the terror attacks in Australia, the show explores how "deadly political correctness" and identity politics are preventing the West from speaking truth to power about Islamist ideology. The episode features a deep dive into the financial markets with David Fisher, who analyzes the Federal Reserve's latest moves and predicts a "golden era" for precious metals. Gun rights expert John Lott joins to provide data-driven insights into the failure of strict gun control in Australia and the positive shift at the DOJ under the new administration. The hour wraps up with a look at local healthcare advancements in rural North Dakota and a candid conversation about Donald Trump’s controversial social media post regarding the late Rob Reiner. Standout Moments: The Failure of Incompetence in Providence: The crew breaks down the "clown show" investigation at Brown University, questioning why authorities are refusing to release what the shooter shouted before unleashing terror. Money, Markets, and Fed Predictions: David Fisher, CEO of Landmark Capital, discusses the Fed's quarter-point rate cut and predicts that the next Fed chairman—likely a "Kevin"—will drive rates even lower in 2026. The "Quantitative Swear Word": Fisher explains how his prediction of the Fed buying government debt came true in just 24 hours, though they are calling it "reserve management purchases" instead of quantitative easing. John Lott on the Australian Gun Confiscation: Dr. John Lott provides a historical reality check on Australia's 1996 gun confiscation, arguing that the policy was counterproductive and statistically misrepresented. DOJ Shakeup for the Second Amendment: News of a new section within the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ aimed at protecting Second Amendment rights, which Lott argues is essential for protecting minorities and the poor. Street-Smart Survival Tips: A range safety expert calls in with practical advice on "situational awareness," including the benefits of pepper gel over spray and a clever self-defense trick using car keys. Healthcare Expansion in rural North Dakota: Fred Fridley of Sanford Health details how North Dakota is bucking the national trend by adding 36 new hospital beds and expanding preventative services like endoscopy. Trump vs. Meathead: A candid reaction to Donald Trump’s "harsh and inappropriate" post about Rob Reiner, balancing the president's "brawler" nature against the…

Host Scott Hennen returns from a listener trip to Washington D.C. , sharing stories from the Capitol, the National Archives, and the Holocaust Museum. The show covers a heavy news cycle, including the tragic event in Australia, the bizarre Rob Reiner situation , and a controversial letter from an Edina High School principal threatening suspension for students who mention ICE in a way that causes "fear or humiliation". Standout Moments: DC Trip Highlights & White House Briefing: 08:00:00 Scott shares details from his listener trip, including a briefing at the White House faith office and a special session at the National Archives. Controversial Edina School Policy: 08:12:57 Discussion on an Edina High School principal's letter that threatens students with suspension if they reference ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) in a way that causes "fear or humiliation". Flag Family Media Programming Changes Announcement: 08:17:09 Flag Family Media President Steve Hallstrom announces that The Charlie Kirk Show is ending, and to fill the hole, The Need-to-Know Morning Show will extend to 9 a.m., and What's On Your Mind will move to 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Supertalk 1270. Charlie Kirk on Immigration and Assimilation: 08:34:00 A long clip from Charlie Kirk is played, arguing that "Immigration without assimilation is an invasion" and discussing the perceived lack of assimilation among certain immigrant groups. Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak on Regulatory Wins: 08:57:00 Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak discusses President Trump signing the Congressional Review Act to revoke a devastating BLM management plan that targeted North Dakota's energy industry. New Legislation for Grid Reliability: 09:02:58 Fedorchak details her "Base Load Reliability Act" to prevent the retirement of essential power generation resources and the "FAIR Act" to require that states with aggressive renewable mandates pay for the necessary power grid transmission upgrades.

Guest host Kevin Flynn is flying solo for Scott Hennen on "What's On Your Mind," joined by North Dakota patriots Leon Francis and Jamie "Ruger" Brecht for a "Talk Radio Town Hall" on the Second Amendment and pressing issues. The show starts with a giveaway and a segment dedicated to Matthews Voice Project, a Fargo-Moorhead nonprofit helping students experiencing homelessness. The main focus shifts to the national stage with discussions on the threats posed by the open southern border, the perceived danger of unvetted migrants and potential terrorist cells, and the need for American unity. A significant portion of the conversation is dedicated to the Medicaid and food stamp fraud allegedly committed by elements within the Somali community, which the host and guests argue is a massive, multi-state, multi-billion dollar problem. The guests, advocates for the Second Amendment, discuss the "lunacy" of proposed gun control laws in Minnesota and mock the term "common-sense gun laws," arguing the focus should be on enforcing existing laws and addressing the underlying issue of criminal behavior. They criticize Minnesota's political environment, citing an instance where a congressman called the killing of a National Guardsman a mere "unfortunate accident". The segment concludes with calls from listeners concerned about the growing influence of Socialism and Islamism in America. Standout Moments: Helping Homeless Students: Interview with Callie Bakken from Matthews Voice Project, which supports over 1,000 homeless students in the Fargo-Moorhead metro area Medicaid/Somali Fraud: Playing audio of an Ohio attorney-whistleblower detailing massive Medicaid fraud schemes in the Somali community, calling Minnesota "the tip of the spear" Congressman's "Accident": Outrage over Congressman Benny Thompson calling the terrorist-related killing of a National Guardsman an "unfortunate accident" Critique of "Common Sense" Gun Laws: The host and guests argue that the term "common-sense gun laws" is meaningless and distracting from the enforcement of existing legislation Immigrant Infiltration: Discussing fears of Al-Qaeda cells and extremists entering the U.S., with one guest suggesting they could "assimilate as first responders" during a mass casualty event Tim Walz Mocked: A listener calls in to mock Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's apparent lack of gun knowledge when pushing for gun control

In this Thursday episode, Kevin Flynn hosts solo for Scott Hennen (who is on a DC listener trip), with a special appearance by Jay Thomas. The discussion heats up over local Fargo politics, the massive Somali fraud case in Minnesota, and a judge who overturned a related conviction. They also delve into the legal controversy surrounding Fargo's needle exchange program. Fargo/Minnesota Corruption & Fraud Needle Exchange Controversy (0:04:36 - 0:05:14): Fargo City Commissioner Michelle Turnberg's investigation reveals that the Harm Reduction Center has handed out over one million syringes in two years, with 300,000 unreturned. Kev and Jay criticize the program as "enabling" drug use. Massive Somali Fraud and Treason (0:06:55 - 0:08:16): Discussion turns to the widespread Somali fraud in Minnesota, noting the multiple-wives-and-benefits scam and a former TSA agent's claim of weekly cash-filled suitcases leaving the Minneapolis airport. A caller and the hosts link the activities of the Democratic Party and figures like George Soros to treason. Woke Judge Overturns Fraud Conviction (0:12:44 - 0:13:58): Jay Thomas and a texter discuss a "woke judge," Sarah West, in Minnesota who overturned a $7.2 million Medicaid fraud conviction against Fata Yusef and his wife, a decision that has sparked widespread outrage, with even Attorney General Ellison planning an appeal. The Problem with Fargo's Needle Program Legality (0:20:53 - 0:22:15): The hosts investigate the legality of the city distributing paraphernalia. Jay finds that state or local laws authorize syringe services programs (SSPs), providing an exemption for participants and staff from drug paraphernalia laws, a decision approved by Republican-led lawmakers in North Dakota. Local Fargo & Regional Issues Fargo Mayor Mahoney's Failures (0:15:20 - 0:16:32): A caller criticizes Fargo Mayor Mahoney for "gone off the rails," particularly concerning his handling of the Harwood annexation issue with Applied Digital and pushing for a questionable $93 million "affordable living" apartment complex. Tyreek Jones Debacle (0:28:09 - 0:29:43): Kev and Jay discuss the Fargo police's handling of the multiple murder case prime suspect, Tyreek Jones. After four months in hiding, Jones was arrested, questioned, and released when his version of events matched security footage, despite having outstanding warrants. 🏒 Giveaways, Outdoors, and Culture UND Hockey Ticket Giveaway (0:01:46 - 0:02:19): Kevin announces a giveaway for UND Hockey tickets: a four-pack for Friday and a pair for Saturday. Listeners can text "Go Sioux" or "Sue Hockey Rocks" to 701-237-1590 to enter. Dean's Brutal Weekend Weather (0:10:07…

Host Kevin Flynn, filling in for Scott Hennen, leads a lively discussion on "What's On Your Mind," covering everything from winter weather and local attractions to national politics and personal finance. The show opens with local news, including the favorable LRC forecast for snow totals this winter and the ranking of Devil's Lake as the number one ice fishing destination in the US. The main focus, however, is the economy, featuring clips from economist Steve Moore and a call from a listener, Dave Hughes, who both dissect the financial landscape, particularly the impact of tax cuts, government spending, and the high cost of living in "blue states." Listeners weigh in heavily via text and calls on a range of topics, including the need for more diesel refineries, the controversy surrounding the Minneapolis police chief's stance on ICE, and the alleged political activities of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar. A former Congressional candidate and a current State Senate candidate for Minnesota's District 4 call in to share their perspectives on the state's political climate. A special remote check-in from Scott Hennen provides a quick update on a listener Christmas tour in Washington D.C., highlighting visits to the Smithsonian museums, Arlington National Cemetery, and the Lincoln Memorial. In the final segment, Kevin is joined by money manager Brian Cronk to discuss market trends, the impact of recent political news on the economy, and the crucial habits of financial discipline, such as paying down debt and investing early, to secure long-term wealth. Standout Moments 0:00:46: Discussion of the LRC weather forecast, predicting 80-90% of average snow totals this winter. 0:01:21: Shoutout to Devil's Lake for being ranked the #1 ice fishing destination in the US. 0:03:00: Economist Steve Moore discusses the "red-hot" economy and the upcoming tax cuts, claiming the average middle-class family will pay $$1,500$ to $$2,000$ less in income taxes in 2026. 0:04:19: Dave Hughes calls in, agreeing with the economic optimism but arguing that the core problem of Congressional spending is "completely broken." 0:10:04: A listener, Andrew, calls in expressing disappointment over the Zach Brown Band's recent performance imagery at the Vegas Sphere, claiming they've "gone to the woke side." 0:16:32: Scott Hennen checks in from Washington D.C. with an update on the listener Christmas tour, mentioning visits to Arlington National Cemetery and a special briefing at the White House political shop. 0:22:42: Brian Cronk joins to discuss the market, agreeing…