Chad Hartman

Chad's show today starts with Adam Carter hanging around for two segments to talk about some nonsense and take cheap shots at Susie Jones. Later we talk Halloween with Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE-11, share about our own economic situations, discuss some Vikings topics with Rich Gannon and plenty more!

Rich Gannon joins to open the hour talking Vikings football before conversations about overbearing college parents, Trump saying he won't run for a third term and more.

Chad leads into a discussion about helicopter parents still hovering of their children's lives even while they are off to college.

Former NFL MVP Rich Gannon joins Chad to talk Vikings with topics like Carson Wentz's injury, JJ McCarthy returning on Sunday, and trying to solve problems with the defense.

Is the economy good for you today or do you find yourself still struggling to get ahead? Chad opens the hour with that discussion and some great input from listeners before shorter conversations about politicians easing tensions between each other and their parties, Andrew Zimmern predicting we'll all start eating more fish and an aggressive monkey on the loose in Mississippi.

The stock market remains strong while day-to-day costs for families don't seem to be showing any signs of easing. How is your own economy doing as the divide between rich and poor is more apparent than ever?

Chad and Adam Carter join forces to do all they can to annoy Susie Jones at the top of the show. Later, the guys have some fun talking about popular addictions and the things they can't live without before a Halloween conversation with our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos.

How will Rena Sarigianopoulos celebrate Halloween this year and does she have rules for the trick-or-treaters that show up at her door?

Adam Carter hangs around for two segments with Chad to have some fun on a number of topics but we can't start until the guys have some fun at Susie Jones' expense as she's wrapping up the news.

Chad opens the show sharing and agreeing with a piece from GOP Senator Josh Hawley in the NY Times about the need to keep funding SNAP benefits during the shutdown. Later on, we have Ask Adam Anything, Paul Molitor on the 18 inning World Series marathon last night, Chris Shaffer on the power of Hurricane Melissa, Jamie Yuccas from LA and much more!

Target reportedly had some problems this morning while letting employees know if they still had jobs and the company or not. Chad gets into those details before our weekly fun with Jamie Yuccas and the final segment featuring Jason DeRusha jogging in tuxedo shoes.

The world's biggest Dodgers fan Jamie Yuccas joins to talk about watching, napping through, and then again watchin game 3 last night and why she may be taking a flight to Toronto only to turn around and come back home.

Target reportedly emailed many employees about an HR call to join today. The audio on that call failed, and employees had to wait for an additional email to find out if they still had a job or not. Chad reacts to the details and how this could have been executed a bit better.

Paul Molitor joins Chad to talk about a marathon 18 inning ballgame last night in the World Series. Plus, meteorologist Chris Shaffer joins to breakdown the immense power Hurricane Melissa is bringing as it makes landfall in Jamaica.

As Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in Jamaica, WCCO-TV chief meteorologist Chris Shaffer joins to share about the immense power produced by this category 5 storm.

Hall of Famer Paul Molitor joins to share his phenomenal knowledge and insight on the World Series and the 18 inning game 3 marathon last night.

Chad reads from and discusses Senator Josh Hawley's NY Times piece demanding that Congress pass his bill to keep SNAP benefits funded into November during the shutdown. Plus, Adam Carter tackles tough questions during Ask Adam Anything.

Will Adam Carter reveal which restaurant he believes serves the best Juicy Lucy burger? That's how we open today's edition of Ask Adam Anything.

Chad opens the show with Adam Carter reading from Republican Senator Josh Hawley's piece in the NY Times, saying Congress needs to act to pass his bill ensuring funding for SNAP so Americans don't go hungry during the shutdown.

Chad's full show today features talk about SNAP benefit funding going dry on November 1 due to the shutdown, Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated, Omar Fateh pushing for MPD officers to arrest masked ICE agents, Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins and more!