Jim Nash joins the gang in-studio for the second week in a row as they take another look at the dumpster fire that is the presidential election. What did Trump say this time? Plus, they discuss the Tuesday primary results from around Minnesota.

Jim Nash and Lisa Bender join Carin and Amy in-studio to discuss The Trump Train making a stop in Minneapolis, possible negotiations with Iranian terrorists, minimum wage increases, Lisa's experience at the DNC, and upcoming primaries around Minnesota.

The gang offers expert insight into the speeches, plagiarisms, passive aggressive non-endorsements, balloon poppings, and more of the RNC.

The gang does a total take over (well, for a couple of hours, at least) of the radio airwaves on Twin Cities News Talk AM1130.

Buffalo Mayor Brad Nauman joined Amy, Carin & Javier to discuss the local and national tragedies this week. The second half gets lighter when the gang covers the age-old question- is that the Star of David or are you just Sheriff? 

No, you haven't lost anything. We were so busy celebrating our 111th episode at the Party About Everything that we forgot to record one.  Oops, our bad! In 112 we are back discussing INTERNATIONAL issues, which required extra prep and learning all kinds of new words to put the letters B-R in front of. Also, HAPPY BIRTHDAY 'MERICA.

 The gang is joined by Republican otter Jeremy Estenson to discuss the gun debate, the aftermath of the shooting in Orlando at a nightclub, Bernie's quest to never stop runnin', Weinerman living on, and more! Plus, Julia Donnelly is back!

The gang discusses the tragedy of the Orlando shooting, the state of the presidential race, and more.

Javier and Brian are joined by non-sausage Laura Sayles and the ghost of Mike Franklin to discuss stupid people helping Trump, MPD Union President Bob Kroll's recent comments on Black Lives Matter, Hillary's anti-Trump message that gained some ground, and more.

Amy, Brian and Carin are joined this week by rookie legislator and pie enthusiast Peggy Flanagan. Together they explore the misogynistic tendencies that are still entrenched within the American political system, meanwhile Brain is still left wondering if anyone brought pie.