Paul and Jordana talked more about Jerry Kill's harsh words for PJ Fleck. Then they talked with Dr. Elizabeth Grey from the Minneapolis Heart Institute about "heart attack" snow and some new research on women and heart health

Jerry Kill appeared on a national satellite radio show and had some harsh words for PJ Fleck. Mike Max joined Paul and Jordana to discuss.

Richard Blake who plays "Lorenzo" in "A Bronx Tale" came in-studio to tell Paul & Jordana about the show now playing at the Orpheum. Plus Mike Max checked in on the Jerry Kill interview that has Gopher fans talking.

How bad is Snomageddon 2019? Paul had the latest. Does the State Patrol need more money for its troopers? What did you think of Jerry Kills comments about PJ Fleck? All that and more to open a Wednesday show.

Legislators are hoping to increase pay for State Patrol Troopers who are leaving for other departments who pay better. Paul and Jordana talked with listeners about the importance of the Patrol.

How will the Governor's budget proposal shake out? Who's running for president today? How did Sen. Klobuchar do at her town hall last night? And why is Rosedale cancelling its dog walking program? Paul and Jordana discussed these topics and tomorrow's forecast snowpocalypse.

Should an Alabama woman who left the US to join ISIS be allowed back in the country? Paul and Jordana discussed. Then they talked with Mike Max about the Twins, Wild and... his cold?

An Alabama woman left the US to join ISIS, and now she regrets it and wants to come home. Should she be allowed? Paul, Jordana and listeners discussed.

State Senator Paul Gazelka has long said a gas tax increase is a non-starter for Senate Republicans. So what did he have to say about today's budget proposal from Governor Walz? He joined Paul and Jordana.

Paul and Jordana had the latest on the presidential campaign trail. Then, Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka reacted to the Governor's budget proposal out today. Plus, how much snow are we going to get? Paul had the latest.

Bernie's running... Amy held a Town Hall in New Hampshire... and Elizabeth wants Universal Child Care... Paul and Jordana had the latest from the presidential campaign trail.

Are co-ed sleepovers actually a thing? Will MN join the lawsuit over the President's National Emergency declaration? And should all businesses be required to accept cash? Paul and Jordana discussed these topics with listeners.

Should landlords be required to give new tenants voter registration information? Andy Cilek from the Minnesota Voters Alliance joined Paul and Jordana to explain why they're suing. Plus Mike Max stopped by to talk Spring Training!

Andy Cilek is the Executive Director of the Minnesota Voters Alliance, an organization that along with landlords are suing Minneapolis and St. Paul over ordinances that require them to provide new tenants with voter registration info.

California is mandating solar. St. Paul is looking at mandating compostable to-go containers. How far is too far when it comes to the government mandating "going green"?

Are co-ed sleepovers a "thing" now? Will Minnesota join the lawsuit over the President's National Emergency declaration? How far is "too far" for the government to go to get people to "go green"? Paul and Jordana discussed all of those topics on Monday

In a conversation with other moms, Jordana was shocked to learn that several of them thought that a co-ed sleepover among teenagers was a "normal" thing. Is it? Should it be?

Have you ever had to plow your own street? Some folks in St. Paul did after the last storm. Jordana takes your calls on the state of emergency, then the Happy Hour.

Jordana speaks with the editor of the Inspired section in the Star Tribune ant the positive news they feature. Then, Jordana and Susan go Beyond the Headlines.

Jordana talks about the state of emergency, Tim Lammers with movie reviews, then a video program called Brainy Act helps those with ADD, ADHD, and Autism.

Jordana Green talks to Gail Rosenblum the Star Tribune's Inspired section editor. The Inspired section focuses on positive and problem solving stories.

Jordana learns how law enforcement used an ancestry website to obtain DNA evidence against an alleged murderer. Then, what Valentine's Day wouldn't be complete without bad date stories.

Jordana learns about a TPT documentary that lays out the racial covenants surrounding home buying in Minnesota. Then Jordana and Susan go Beyond the Headlines.

Jordana chats with Gov. Tim Walz about the State of Emergency just declared by Preesident Trump and the continued appeal of the Enbridge Pipeline project. We remember the Parkland shooting on the one year anniversary, then, Senator Dave Osmek gives his side to the Enbridge Pipeline project appeal.

Jordana speaks with Daniel Bergin the producer of TPT's Jim Crow of the North about racial covenants in Minnesota that affected housing for blacks and other folks of color.

Jordana Green asks Governor Walz about the State of Emergency just declared by President Trump.

Will your tax refund be less than usual? Should the smoking age in Minnesota be 21 state-wide? Would admitting women to fraternities change their culture for the better? Paul and Jordana discussed.

Should it be up to teens to have to vaccinate themselves if their parents are opposed? Paul and Jordana discussed. And Mike Max stopped by to talk about Twins pitchers & catchers reporting to Fort Myers!

Ethan Lindenberger described turning 18 and getting himself vaccinated despite his mother believing conspiracy theories about autism. Paul and Jordana lamented the fact that some teens have more sense than adults.

There's a lawsuit to allow women to join fraternities. The plaintiffs argue that admission of women would alter the culture and reduce the risk of sexual assault. Do we need to go that far?

Tax refunds may be smaller than you're used to, tobacco might become illegal if you're under the age of 21 and women might be allowed in fraternities?! Paul and Jordana discussed them all.

Have you done your taxes yet? Many of those who have are reporting "lower than expected" returns. Why and who's to blame? Paul and Jordana discussed.

Will the President sign the border security compromise? Should Ilhan Omar be removed from the Foreign Affairs Committee? Should assisted suicide be legal? Paul and Jordana discussed.

Dr. Ravi Bapna from the Carlson School of Management joined Paul and Jordana to talk about the President's Executive Order directing more research into AI. Why is it so important? Plus Mike Max stopped by to talk Wolves, Wild and more...

Yesterday the President signed an Executive Order promoting research and investment in AI. Dr. Ravi Bapna from the U of M's Carlson School of Management joined Paul and Jordana to talk about how integrated AI already is in our lives, and where it might be going.

Will the President sign the Congressional agreement on border security to prevent another shutdown? Washington Post Senior Political Reporter Aaron Blake joined Paul and Jordana.

Should Rep. Omar be removed from the Foreign Affairs Committee after her Tweets? Would you trade PTO for help with student debt? Paul & Jordana discussed. Plus they got the lowdown on the border deal to prevent another shutdown from Washington Post Sr. Political Reporter Aaron Blake

Republicans are calling for Rep. Ilhan Omar to be removed from the Foreign Affairs Committee after some controversial Tweets. Should she be? Jordana and Paul had strong opinions.

What did Paul and Jordana think of Amy Klobuchar's big announcement? What should Ilhan Omar do after apologizing for a controversial tweet? What level of taxes should corporations like Netflix pay? Paul and Jordana discussed.

"Outside the Lines" has a fascinating piece on Bob Costas' departure from NBC. Paul and Jordana discussed. Plus Mike Max stopped by to discuss the Twins, Wolves and Wild.

Netflix paid *how* much in Federal taxes last year? Analyst Matt Gardner explained to Paul and Jordana how this is still happening after tax reform.

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar spoke out on Twitter and suggested that "Jewish money" was behind the US's support of Israel, a comment she's since apologized for. Jordana and Paul had a strong reaction.

Paul and Jordana talked about Amy Klobuchar's announcement, Ilhan Omar's tweet and why Netflix didn't pay any federal taxes.

Senator Amy Klobuchar announced she's running for President. How did it go and what did Paul and Jordana think of the event? Listen to find out.

Jeff Bezos is fighting back against alleged blackmail. Brad and Heather Fox are starring in a show on HGTV. And Friday at 5:30 means it's Happy Hour! Paul and Jordana wrapped up the week with a fun hour.

Brad and Heather Fox are the owners of "Fox Homes" and star in HGTV's "Stay or Sell" which just got picked up for an 8-show run this summer. Paul and Jordana talked to Minnesotans making it big!

If Jordana didn't have an opinion about Jeff Bezos before, she does now after he outed the National Enquirer for trying to blackmail him. She and Paul broke it down.

What's the latest in the Twin Cities food & drink scene? Golnaz Yamoutpour from Eat.Drink.Dish MPLS joined Paul and Jordana. Plus Mike Max stopped by to talk Twins baseball and new Vikings coaches.

Want to know which movie to check out in theaters, or at home on your favorite streaming platform? Tim Lammers had picks when he joined Paul and Jordana.

Paul was in PA visiting his father Volker which means it's time for another edition of the "Volker Files". Then Tim Lammers checked in with his weekly movie picks.