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Timberwolves analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad and over three segments they talk about Jim's amazement at watching his wife slice a watermelon, Jim's tips for an incredible grad party, the NBA Finals starting tonight, the Wolves offseason and much more.

Wolves TV analyst Jim Petersen talks about what he's really looking forward to the NBA Finals starting tonight and what improvements the Timberwolves need to make to reach the level of the Nuggets and Heat.

A long visit with Wolves broadcaster Jim Petersen began with some lighter topics today including Jim's favorite fruits, his inability to cut a watermelon and his tips on throwing a great and memorable grad party.

Canada is set to require warnings on each individual cigarette. Is that going a little over-the-top?

Cigarette warnings in Canada will appear on each individual cigarette. Is this really necessary? Do you think any state could ban smoking completely in the next decade?

What are the best patios in the Twin Cities? Jason DeRusha joins Chad for that conversation and a little more fun as the warm weather is here!

Chad opens the show with a story about standing up to the boss years ago for something rather petty. Later, we transition into talk about Latvia electing an openly-gay president and if it could happen in the US. Plus, Major Garrett joins on the debt ceiling deal and much more from Washington.

Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with the latest news he's heard about the debt deal making its way through Congress. Plus, they discuss the latest Trump audio tape and Chris Christie's motivation for seeking the GOP nomination.

Latvia has elected a gay man as their next president. Do you believe it could happen in the United States today?

Is the news of Al Pacino expecting a child at age 83 with his 29-year-old girlfriend Great or Gross? We debate that at the start of the show with Susie Jones joining in studio before a conversation with a marijuana smoker that isn't happy about the marijuana legalization success in Minnesota.

Chad speaks with Bud, who heard our conversation about marijuana legalization from yesterday's show and wanted to share why he and his friends aren't happy that their favorite drug will not be legal in the state.

Al Pacino will welcome a child at age 83 with his 29-year-old girlfriend. Is it Great or Gross!? Susie Jones sticks around to help Chad sort through the news and the range of reactions.

Chick-fil-A joins Bud Light and Target as the target of a potential boycott from folks on the far right. Chad talks about what's happening before a visit with Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey.

Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey joins Chad to talk about Carlos Correa's continued struggles at the plate, the possibility of seeing Byron Buxton in the outfield, Sonny Gray's contract situation and more related to the club.

Members of the far right are putting Chick-fil-A on blast after news the company hired a VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Chad discusses the recent boycotts, the companies, and why people are really upset.

Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins Chad to come clean on talking her way out of a speeding ticket. Plus, what's her problem with roundabouts?

A small child died after being left in a car for three hours. What is the proper consequence for the parents?

Chad starts the show with some nonsense before a serious conversation about a child that died in a hot car and what the consequences should be for the parents. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to come clean on her traffic infractions and debate the necessity of roundabouts.

Alison Herman of Variety joins to talk about the final episode of Succession and how it was perfect in staying true to the series.

Jamie Yuccas joins at the top of the hour to talk about why she and Chad are not seeing eye-to-eye on the final season of Ted Lasso and how legalizing marijuana has impacted life in California. Later, Alison Herman of Variety joins the show to talk about the series finale of Succession.