Chad Hartman

Former US Attorney Andy Luger joins Chad with great knowledge and analysis on the topics of the charges against Tyler Robinson, a judge dropping some charges against Luigi Mangione, and social media's impact on society. The conversation regarding social media continues with regular Tuesday guest Jamie Yuccas as she lays out several reasons why she is convinced social media has been a net negative for our country.

Jamie Yuccas joins us from Los Angeles with a strong opinion and reasoning on why she believes social media has done much more to drag down American society that improve it.

After hearing the evidence laid out today against Tyler Robinson, former US Attorney Andy Luger tells Chad he has "no idea" how he would lead a defense team. In his mind the best Robinson can hope for is a guilty plea and avoiding the death penalty.

Chad jumps into politics and the fight between the right and left for the first half of the hour before a discussing about the life, career and legacy of Robert Redford with Peter Debruge of Variety.

Peter Debruge of Variety joins Chad to talk about Robert Redford's life, wide-ranging career, and the impact he had on so much of Hollywood.

Chad reacts to audio from President Trump related to lowering flags around the country to honor the death of Charlie Kirk but not doing the same for Melissa Hortman and what it says about the administration's opinion of the left.

Chad discusses the announcement from Governor Walz to run for a third term and who may be capable of beating him. Later, Adam Carter stops in studio for some fun with Ask Adam Anything.

Adam Carter nearly forgot about his duties today but made it in studio just in time for Ask Adam Anything!

Chad opens the show today reacting to Governor Walz announcing his campaign for a third term in office and wondering who from the GOP is best positioned to beat him.

Chip Scoggins joins Chad with reaction to JJ McCarthy's injury news that quickly went from bad to worse during the conversation, as well as other injury concerns for the Vikings. Plus, Chad talks about some of the most memorable entertainment he's consumed this year and hears from listeners about their top picks.

The Netflix show Adolescence did very well at the Emmy awards last night and Chad calls it the most memorable piece of entertainment he's consumed this year. What's at the top of your list?

Star Tribune sports columnist Chip Scoggins joins to talk about a bad game from the Vikings last night, JJ McCarthy missing potentially multiple weeks with an ankle injury and other bad news for the Purple.

Jimmy Jam Harris joins Chad for two segments in studio to talk music, life, and the joy of seeing his father Cornbread close down Palmer's Bar on their final night Sunday. Plus, Taylor Rivera joins us for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.

Taylor Rivera joins us today for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated and, as she rips into JJ McCarthy for his performance last night with the Vikings, we receive the news that he's out for at least next week with an ankle injury.

Jimmy Jam Harris joins in studio to talk about how he and his father Cornbread reunited after years of estrangement and his joy in watching, and even playing with, Cornbread last night to close out the final night at Palmer's Bar in Minneapolis.

What's your level of panic for JJ McCarthy after a complete clunker performance from the Vikings last night? Chad opens the show with that conversation before transitioning to politics and how the Trump administration continues to react to the murder of Charlie Kirk.

Chad reacts to audio from Stephen Miller and words from President Trump blaming political violence in America solely on the radical left, ignoring such acts from the right.

JJ McCarthy has been at quarterback for eight quarters for the Vikings and seven have been terrible. What's your panic level at? Chad says we all need to take a breath and give the young man a chance.

The final hour with Henry Lake in for Chad today starts with talk about American farmers fighting for enough workers to help on the farms before some sports discussion about the Vikings and Lynx. Plus, is it possible to pay kids to stay away from social media if they are already addicted?

How much money would it take for a teen to remove themselves from social media? Henry Lake believes almost no dollar amount is high enough.