Kevin Murphy with Matt – October 22, 2026

Kevin Murphy has cultivated the act of talking back to the movies into an art form and a career. For ten years Kevin co-wrote and directed the Peabody Award-winning series Mystery Science Theater 3000, and starred as the plucky red robot Tom Servo. Classic episodes of MST3K, as its legion of fans call it, continue…

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The Gaily Show – October 22, 2026

John Parker catches up with author Blair Fell to unpack his newly released novel, The Two Wills. Their chat dives into a queer reimagining of William Shakespeare’s love life and the mysterious young man who originally inspired his famous sonnets. They also explore Oscar Wilde’s historical theories alongside the creative challenges of bringing authentic Elizabethan…

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GhostBox Radio – Messages from Whisperers using Black Mirror & Runes with Kaedrich Olsen 10.21.26

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks welcomes back Kaedrich Olsen. Tonight we do something different. Tonight Kaedrich will work with the Whisperers for messages using a black mirror and runes. You can call in with a question but this is not the usual type of questions you ask during a one question…

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The Matt McNeil Show – October 21, 2026

New Mexico orders Meta to pay $25 billion; Vivek releases ad featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother; today’s updates from the Middle East; Jeff Stein’s Wednesday visit; October surprises; news media does whatever it can to attack Flanagan; racist UST student apologizes and pulls out of school; LRT Green Line extension.

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Robert Pilot with Attorney General Keith Ellison

Robert Pilot chats with Attorney General Keith Ellison about the critical role of the Native vote and the ongoing fight to protect tribal sovereignty. They also cover pressing issues for Indigenous communities across the state, ranging from defending the Indian Child Welfare Act to addressing housing affordability.

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Connections Radio – October 17, 2026

Kit’ Bix’s “Other Jewish Voices” series continues with Guest Host John Orenstein interviewing Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) about his support for Peggy Fllanagan for US Senate. In addition he discusses J Street’s endorsement of Flanagan and himself, his recent resolution concerning Israel’s West Bank and the Iran War. J Street’s Arad Boxembaum joins John…

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The Matt McNeil Show – October 20, 2026

Operation cluster update; Alberta votes to stay in Canada; No Kings protests being ignored by media; CD6 candidate Doug Chapin joins; more racism in Mississippi; how local media has failed us with covering the antics of Nick Shirley; Brett’s interview with Patrick Coolican; a strange Mike Lindell Zoom forum; decent people don’t use racist language

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Bear Hunter Vs. AI Exec? | The 50 State Fight

Join hosts Patti Vasquez and Aaron Kleinman on The 50 State Fight as they break down pivotal state legislative contests, shifting suburban political trends, and high-stakes midterm battles. This episode covers Illinois and Wisconsin as Patti and Aaron break down Chicago’s suburban areas to crucial Wisconsin statehouse seats, and explain how local political dynamics drive…

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Brett Johnson with Patrick Coolican (10/20/26)

Brett was joined by Patrick Coolican, editor-in-chief of the Minnesota Reformer. Today they talked about: https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/10/20/trumps-attack-on-omar-is-an-attack-on-congress-itself/ https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/10/20/little-pratt-vie-for-craigs-open-seat-in-south-suburban-swing-district/ https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/10/19/during-gubernatorial-debate-klobuchar-quickly-distances-herself-from-gov-tim-walz/

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The Gaily Show – October 20, 2026

John Parker highlights a nationwide LGBTQ+ blood donation drive and previews the upcoming free Flip the Script Queer Film Festival. Plus CD2 DFL candidate Matt Little joins to talk about his proposed LGBTQ Bill of Rights and his fierce opposition to privatizing Social Security.

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The Matt McNeil Show – October 19, 2026

Matt criticizes “not being political”; DFL Congressional Candidate Matt Little talks about his campaign; DOJ continues to pursue the white whale of voter fraud; Robert Baril returns; Republicans continue to downplay serious, preventable illness; MN gubernatorial debate; GOP secretary of state candidate.

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Robert Baril with Matt – October 19, 2026

Hailed by the Minneapolis Star Tribune as “the sharpest political commentator on the Twin Cities comedy scene”, Robert Baril mines the news of the day to fuel his informed, biting style of comedy. With three albums out now (Sex and Politics, TMI, 2020) and in clubs across the country, Baril tackles all the hot button…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 123: Why Success Will Break You Without the Right Capacity

Everyone wants to reach the next level of wealth and influence, but very few people ask what will break in their lives when they actually get it. Elaine Rasmussen dives into the realities of capacity, explaining why earning more money or gaining more power requires building the physical and emotional infrastructure to actually hold it.…

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Food Freedom Radio – October 17, 2026

Four organizations share ways to volunteer to make this election Too Big To Rig!   To connect: ACLU’s People Power volunteer Shea Foote Hansen. Find her music here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVwiTg18MjA Rico Durant  https://copalmn.org/ Jolene Jones https://nacdi.org/programs/civic-engagement/make-voting-a-tradition Lisa Erbes  https://indivisibletwincities.org

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Redefining Recovery – Ep. 121: Breaking the Generational Cycle of Domestic Violence

Caddy Frink welcomes Patricia Carter to unpack the deeply intertwined realities of substance use and domestic violence. They explore the generational cycles of abuse, hidden forms of control like financial manipulation, and the courage required to finally break free. Patricia also shares her own journey of untangling from toxic relationships and discovering the profound power…

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 96: Trans Rights on the Ballot and Small Town Library Magic

To kick things off, I dive into the troubling reality of five states putting the rights of transgender youth and adults up for a public vote on the November ballot. Later, I am joined by Jess Whitkins, director of the La Crescent Public Library, to discuss how she is cultivating a safe, diverse space for…

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Living Healthy and Aging Well – October 17, 2026

Bob Koehler with the Minnesota Gerontological Society joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss the multidisciplinary study of the aging process and the physical, mental, and social changes people experience as they grow older. Minnesota Gerontological Society, or MGS, has been serving Minnesota professionals for more than 50 years. They…

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GhostBox Radio – The Twin Cities Horror Festival w/ Nissa Nordland 10.15.26

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Nissa Nordland who puts on the massive Twin Cities Horror Festival every year. This year it runs Oct 16th-Oct 31. Nissa will be talking about how the Festival is structured and what to expect from it this year. Twin Cities Horror Festival is coming up…

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GhostBox Radio – Panel Discussion Bucket List Locations with Andra, Adam & Greg 10.14.26

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, tonight is a first night of a monthly panel to discuss various paranormal topics. Join panelists Andra, Adam and Greg as this month’s topic is favorite locations. Not just favorites but bucket list locations too. E-mail: comment@ghostboxradio.com Listen Live Streaming: www.am950radio.com Watch Live: www.facebook.com/MNGhostBox www.facebook.com/AM950Radio www.facebook.com/ParaFriendsEvents/ www.facebook.com/gethauntedusa www.facebook.com/PUNMedia1…

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The Matt McNeil Show – October 14, 2026

More Kennedy Center shenanigans; economy woes; Dr. Joe Eastman returns to the show; Chick-fil-A earnings and current political leanings; anti-trans activist is back in town; local GOP candidate secretly recorded commented approving federal interference in elections; Star Tribune cites extremist outlet in an article; Iron Range school book bans.

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Native Roots Radio – October 13, 2026

Joining Robert Pilot today are two influential Native political leaders: Holly Cook Macarro, a Native politico, tribal advocate, political strategist, and federal government relations expert; and political consultant Arvina Martin, who made history as the first Native person elected to Madison, Wisconsin’s Common Council and served as its vice president in 2020.

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The Matt McNeil Show – October 13, 2026

Nic Cage visits town; Kimberly Guillfoyle exits as Greece ambassador; today’s Middle East update; DFL candidate Trina Swanson joins the show; what’s still coming from the GOP’s big bill; 45 people facing charges in Albert Lea senior prank; Patrick Coolican returns; Minnesota polls discussion; Tafoya’s desperation.

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Brett Johnson with Patrick Coolican (10/13/26)

Brett Johnson has our weekly conversation with Patrick Coolican, editor-in-chief of the Minnesota Reformer. They talked about the feds tracking anti-ICE protestors, racism experienced by Somali Minnesotans and the CD1 race. Read more about what they talked about at: http://www.MinnesotaReformer.com

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GhostBox Radio – Live from the Haunted 3223 Bridgham 10.12.26

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg is broadcasting live from quite the haunted location in Minneapolis: 3223 Bridgham House. Tonight we learn the history and see if we get any activity! Visit 3223 Bridgham House: https://www.facebook.com/3223BridghamHouse  E-mail: comment@ghostboxradio.com Listen Live Streaming: www.am950radio.com Watch Live: www.facebook.com/MNGhostBox www.facebook.com/AM950Radio www.facebook.com/ParaFriendsEvents/ www.facebook.com/gethauntedusa www.facebook.com/PUNMedia1 Twitter: @mnghostbox #GhostBoxRadio #AM950…

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Episode 116 of Politics Matters with Bruce Klopfleisch

Bruce breaks down everything Minnesotans need to know about early voting, checking voter registration, and making a solid plan to hit the polls. He tackles local political debates surrounding state grant fraud cases, examining federal oversight and legislative votes. He wraps up with a close look at recent economic indicators, including shifting job numbers, unemployment…

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Redefining Recovery – Ep. 120: Chasing Dopamine and the Unexpected Risks of New Life Chapters

Caddy flies solo today to share eye-opening takeaways from a recent problem gambling seminar. We dive into how major life transitions, like having a baby or entering retirement, can unexpectedly trigger addictive behaviors as people search for a dopamine rush. Caddy also covers the rising trend of youth sports betting and reminds listeners that help…

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Food Freedom Radio – October 8, 2026

Laura Hedlund sits down with Norbert Nielubowski and Taliesin Nyala to explore the deep connections between woodworking, nature, and human healing. They swap stories about creating heirloom furniture, the therapeutic value of working with your hands, and how the Minnesota Woodworkers Guild builds community through shared craftsmanship. Grab all the details on the upcoming free…

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Wall of Power Radio Hour – October 10, 2026

Paul Metsa catches up with veteran music journalist Tom Surowicz to rally support for recovering Minneapolis music icon Maurice J. Cox. The conversation then pivots as renowned photographer Jimmy Steinfeldt drops in to swap wild stories about capturing rock royalty from Prince to Johnny Cash through his camera lens.

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Connections Radio – October 9, 2026

Laurie Fitz welcomes John Williams and Em Watson to explore the Native American Community Development Institute’s unique approach to civic engagement. Together, they unpack the “Art of Saving Democracy” toolkit and the “Making Voting a Tradition” program designed to empower Indigenous voters year-round. You’ll learn the history behind Native voting rights and get the details…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 122: The Hidden Strings Attached to Big Money

Accepting a massive check or landing a major sponsorship sounds like a dream, but that funding often carries hidden strings that can pull your organization completely off course. Elaine breaks down the real cost of saying yes, exploring how sudden capital creates complicated power dynamics, reputational risks, and unexpected dependencies. You’ll learn how to properly…

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“Living Healthy and Aging Well” with Ken Haglind 10.10.2026

Cathy Heying, founder of The Lift Garage joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss affordable, non-profit auto repair service for all Minnesotans who meet the 150% Federal Poverty Guideline. Cathy founded The Lift Garage in April 2013, after seeing how devastating the prohibitive cost of commercial car repair could be.…

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The Gaily Show – October 9, 2026

John Parker kicks things off with author Audrey Goldberg to dive into the release of her new witchy sapphic rom-com, Vengefully Matched, alongside the alarming rise of banned books in public schools. Executive producer Jim Pounds jumps on the mic later to help welcome local actor Adam Qualls for a behind-the-scenes look at his long-running…

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Native Roots Radio – October 8, 2026

Joining Robert Pilot today is Barb Fabre, the CEO of Indigenous Visioning and All Nations Rise. We’re also joined by Angela Two Stars, a public artist and curator. She directs All My Relations Arts, a project of the Native American Community Development Institute in Minneapolis, MN.

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The Gaily Show – October 8, 2026

John Parker speaks with writer and professor Chris Stedman to explore the deep roots of intergenerational queer and trans mutual aid. Chris shares his work on the “We Help Us” project, an initiative dedicated to archiving everyday stories of community care from the AIDS crisis to modern times. He also breaks down how these vital…

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GhostBox Radio – Connecting To Your Higher Self with Quantum Healer Matt Schmidt 10.07.26

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Quantum Healer Matt Schmidt as we talk about connecting to your higher self or your intuition or trusting yourself. Especially in this period where discernment is so critical and being able to trust your intuitive knowing to know on a deep level what’s best for…

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The Matt McNeil Show – October 7, 2026

A hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico (not America); Operation Cluster update; Tennessee’s botched prisoner execution; Robert Pilot joins; breaking up a possible terror plot at the MOA; regret about closing the Northstar rail line; not forgetting that Republicans invited ICE to MN

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The Gaily Show – October 7, 2026

John Parker and Jim Pounds kick off the show previewing Local LGBTQ Media Giving Day before diving into an insightful discussion with Fair Wisconsin’s Abigail Swetz and Sean O’Brien on state political races. Later, Washington Blade White House correspondent Joe Reberkenny breaks down the LGBTQ candidates running for Congress in the upcoming election cycle.

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John Parker with Joe Reberkenny (10/7/26)

John Parker was joined by Washington Blade White House correspondent Joe Reberkenny. They break down the LGBTQ candidates running for Congress, Donald Trump’s offensive remarks toward a South Carolina candidate, and the restoration of the 988 Press 3 crisis line for LGBTQ youth.

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GhostBox Radio – Mediumship, Paranormal, Cold Cases and More w/ Psychic Medium Jennifer Lee 10.06.26

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg welcomes Psychic Medium Jennifer Lee not for one question readings but for all of the other gifts she has that helps people. paranormal investigation, remote viewing, cold case reviews, end-of-life support, mentoring, and exploring the many ways intuition presents itself in everyday life.  This will be a…

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Native Roots Radio – October 6, 2026

Joining Robert Pilot today on Native Roots Radio: Gwen Leaffe Carr, a Cayuga Nation citizen (Heron Clan), Indigenous leader, political strategist, and award-winning artist. Also joining us is Tom Weber, author, longtime journalist, and Senior Director of Special Initiatives at the Minneapolis Foundation.

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The Gaily Show – October 6, 2026

John Parker and Jim Pounds unpack a sweeping North Dakota Supreme Court ruling restricting gender-affirming care for transgender youth with Gender Justice senior staff attorney Greta Weisner. Mercedes Plendl then joins the conversation to outline how the PFUND Foundation is actively empowering the community through its new financial planning series and upcoming scholarship grants. The…

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Brett Johnson with Patrick Coolican (10/6/26)

Brett and Patrick Coolican, editor-in-chief of the Minnesota Reformer, is back! This week they talk about Republicans not investing campaign money in Minnesota, Klobuchar’s take down of Eric Schmitt, legislative races and more. Read more at: https://minnesotareformer.com/

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Matt McNeil Show 10.5.2026

Illness Updates Marco Rubio stated they are “monitoring” the death of a Russian Worker at the Plague lab. New Supreme Court cases today. Fossil Fuel industry trying to not be held responsible for Climate Change Operation Cluster F update ship to ship transfers, something is not right with this Tennessee execution failures Star Trib and…

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 95: Finding Resilience and Allyship in a Heavy News Cycle

This week is an Ellie talking head show! I address the “firehose of bad news” weighing on our community, taking a moment to honor the incredible grit and resilience of transgender folks navigating this current landscape. I then shift to some uplifting news, highlighting a powerful act of allyship from WNBA Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve,…

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Wall of Power Radio Hour – October 2, 2026

Paul Metsa catches up with longtime friend, author, and musician Jim Walsh to dig into the release of Jim’s brand new record, One Brave Thing. The two swap stories from the trenches of the Minneapolis music scene, remembering legendary local venues and the city’s influential DIY punk roots. Jim also shares how major historical moments,…

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Connections Radio – October 3, 2026

Laurie Fitz chats with local organizers, artists and creators to explore the magic behind the upcoming St. Paul Art Crawl. From vibrant student showcases and Indigenous cultural hubs to intimate home galleries, you will get a sneak peek at the incredible variety of talent on display. The St. Paul Art Crawl is Oct. 16-18. Find more…

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Food Freedom Radio – October 3, 2026

Laura Hedlund kicks things off with a clip of Chef Sean Sherman, who explores the Ring Diet, an indigenous alternative to the corporate-backed national food pyramid. Later, Food Tank president Danielle Nierenberg joins the show to unpack major agricultural takeaways from Climate Week in New York City. They highlight critical food challenges, ranging from global…

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Redefining Recovery – Ep. 119: Finding Your Footing and Hobbies in Early Recovery

Caddy Frink connects with Josie Olson, a Recovery Navigator at MRC, to explore the lifelong realities and unpredictable waves of maintaining sobriety. They share personal stories about addressing underlying mental health struggles after putting down substances, the necessity of finding the right therapist, and how discovering new hobbies can anchor you. They also unpack the…

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Zen Lab: – Ep. 2: Breaking Free from Feeling Trapped with Posture and Breath Awareness

Bussho dives into the incredibly common human experience of feeling entirely trapped or overwhelmingly scattered. You’ll get a unique look at why mindfulness is approached like a hands-on science experiment, complete with a practical breakdown of “verified faith”. We then transition into a grounding guided meditation focused on physical posture and the steady rhythm of…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 121: How Clean Is Your Money, Really?

You can avoid a company you dislike and still own it through an index fund. You can invest in a “sustainable” fund and discover holdings you would never choose individually. You can exclude fossil fuels and still own companies whose supply chains depend on them. You can prioritize impact and give up liquidity, diversification, convenience,…

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Living Healthy and Aging Well – October 3, 2026

Anne Archbold and Paul Sommers from Land Conservation Natural Burial join host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss creating a conservation burial ground in the greater Twin Cities. Conservation burial is natural burial on land protected forever by a partnership with a recognized conservation organization. Land Conservation Natural Burial was formed…

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Native Roots Radio – October 2, 2026

Robert and Missko sit down with State Senator Mary Kunesh to chat about the importance of early voting and the upcoming school trust fund constitutional amendment on the Minnesota ballot. Missko also shares her excitement about the Twin Cities Marathon and the growing presence of Native women runners making their mark at the starting line.

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The Matt McNeil Show – October 2, 2026

The economy continues to underperform; diesel prices continue to soar; Aaron Kleinman breaks down MN legislative and federal races;a look at far right winger Ron Schutz who is running for AG; Rep. Derrick Van Orden and AI deep fakes; Michael Brodkorb has our Vikings preview

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