West Coast Health Alliance. Faculty Sue Texas Tech’s LGBTQ censorship.

Dr. Dean Sidelinger the health officer and state epidemiologist at Oregon Health Authority joins us to talk about the West Coast Health Alliance. Dr. Samuel Clowes Huneke from George Maso University is back. We’ll be talking about Sen. Lindsey Graham, Hungary un-banning Pride, what does Abolish ICE really mean, and the new freedom of speech…

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Wall of Power Radio Hour – July 11, 2026

Paul Metsa reconnects with longtime friend and newly retired reverend Guy Drake to swap incredible stories from his days touring alongside 70s legends like Earth, Wind & Fire, Linda Ronstadt, and Jim Croce. After four decades of writing hundreds of unreleased songs, Guy and his musical partner Tom finally have a brand new Johnson and…

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Boldly Challenging Ableism – S2 E9: Inside the HS Classroom with Science Teacher Emma (Pt 1 of 2)

Host Katrina Simons sits down with ninth-grade earth science teacher Emma to chat about the real highs and lows of working in a modern high school. From navigating shifting student dynamics to dealing with the sudden rise of AI tools in the classroom, they break down what it actually takes to support educators today. They…

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Downright Upright Show – Ep. 176: Zack Randles Friedman, host of “Everything & Anything… and Bit Gay” and “Listen Up Girl” “

Philip Anthony is joined by Zach Randles Friedman, the host of the podcasts “Everything & Anything… and a Bit Gay” and “Listen Up Girl”. On this episode we discuss the challenges facing the LGBTQ community and other news.

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Redefining Recovery – Ep. 110: Navigating the Uncomfortable in Your Journey

Caddy Frink and Sarah Kemp get real about the messy, uncomfortable, and totally normal feelings of uncertainty that pop up during the recovery journey. They chat about why instantly reaching for our smartphones to solve problems doesn’t always work when you’re trying to figure out who you are after addiction.

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 77: Getting in Our Own Way: Understanding Self-Sabotage

Ever engage in revenge bedtime procrastination? How about overestimating your future self’s abilities or overbooking your time? Maybe you can recall an experience where you denied yourself a simple pleasure and ignored all signs you needed a break? Humans engage in self-sabotage frequently. Why do we do this? What is happening for us when we…

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 84: True Allyship and Standing Up to the Patriot Front

To start this week’s show, I reflect on the current political landscape and examine what true transgender allyship looks like, contrasting the harmful scapegoating by some politicians with the fierce advocacy of leaders like Senator Ed Markey and Representative Pramila Jayapal. We also take a solemn moment to honor Juniper Blessing, a young trans woman…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 110 (Encore): Why Your Financial Goals Don’t Stick (And How to Fix It)

This episode originally aired January 25, 2026: Ever feel like your financial goals are just wishful thinking that fades by February? In this episode of The Do Different Better Show, Elaine Rasmussen gets real about why the standard “save more, spend less” advice often falls flat—especially for high earners feeling the squeeze or folks just…

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Food Freedom Radio – July 11, 2026

With one in five pollinators facing extinction, it’s time to rethink those endless stretches of concrete and Kentucky bluegrass. Host Laura Hedlund teams up with Megan Reich from Metro Blooms to chat about turning standard yards into lush, water-friendly native habitats. Get ready to dig into simple, rewarding ways to bring life back to your…

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Reckoning With Real Estate – Ep. 44 (Encore): How to be an advocate, activist, and professional agitator with YIMBY

This episode originally aired January 18, 2026: In part two of our conversation with YIMBY director and housing advocate Leora Tanjuatco Ross, we dig into the U.S. housing shortage and focus on the power of individual action. This episode shows how a single person can make a meaningful impact in the push for more housing.…

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Sorting Through Life – Ep. 28: Organizing Your Life After Loss with Julie Martella

Colleen sits down with resilience strategist Julie Martella from Navigating Widowhood to tackle the overwhelming process of sorting through a loved one’s belongings after a loss. We explore the profound connection between physical clutter and the grieving brain, offering gentle ways to build a personal support team that can actually help lighten the load. Whether…

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Tending to our Seeds of Care with Queer Spirit

Join TanyaMarck and Nick from Queer Spirit as we explore care and connect with community in innovative ways. Let’s get queer and play outside the box! We chat about the astrological energies of the week and tending to our care in the midst of transformation and unexpected changes. Queer Spirit (QS) is a grassroots non-profit…

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The Matt McNeil Show – July 10, 2026

All the new State Fair foods; war updates in Iran and the 2022 gas price scam; Republican lawmakers manufacture outrage over the WNBA; Trump’s plot to cancel the 2026 election; the suspicious death of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells; Republicans trying to sound like Dems behind closed doors; Flanagan vs. Craig endorsements;

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Native Roots Radio – July 9, 2026

Joining Robert Pilot, Ray Janis is an Oglala Lakota artist and graphic designer creating contemporary work rooted in culture, identity, and storytelling. Working across digital design, painting, murals, and illustration, his art blends Lakota perspectives with modern visual language to inspire connection and celebrate Indigenous creativity. After, we will talk to Arvina Martin , Ho-Chunk…

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Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon with Matt – July 9, 2026

Steve Simon is Minnesota’s 22nd Secretary of State. He was sworn into office on January 5, 2015, and as Minnesota’s chief elections administrator pledged in his inaugural address to “work with anyone, of any political affiliation, from any part of our state” to protect, defend, and strengthen the right to vote in Minnesota.

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The Matt McNeil Show – July 8, 2026

Trump ordered to pay Carroll; what a mess this administration is; MAGA woman chargwd with murdering her children after she blamed vaccines for their deaths; Jeff Stein’s weekly visit; MAGA voters don’t realize there are consequences for their actions; feds show little interest in Minnesota election security; agriculture.

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The Matt McNeil Show – July 7, 2026

US quietly sent packing at World Cup; New York City building at risk of collapse; Republicans even more pessimistic on their chances; Mitch McConnell’s status continues to be hidden; today’s war updates; the schism between MAGA and the rest of society; Rochester woman arrested for vandalism; Michelle Griffith is this week’s Reformer guest; local news…

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Brett Johnson with Michelle Griffith of the MN Reformer (7/7/26)

Brett was joined by Minnesota Reformer writer Michelle Griffith to talk about some of her latest stories, including property tax issues for Mike Lindell and the feds bringing charges against 14 anti-ICE protestors. Read more about what they talked about at: https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/07/06/records-show-mike-lindell-owes-48000-in-property-taxes-he-says-he-paid-up/ https://minnesotareformer.com/2026/07/01/14-minnesota-anti-ice-protesters-plead-not-guilty-to-federal-charges/

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The Matt McNeil Show – July 6, 2026

Shady restaurant; soccer controversy; Great American State Fair was a cluster; moderate Democrats flail at success of Democratic Socialists; some reports indicating McConnell is brain dead; war updaes; boy hospitalized after going under at Minnehaha Falls; Demuth’s biggest campaign benefactor; what voting Republican gets you; gun homicides down but suicides up.

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Judge Shuts Down Trump…Again. Lavender Magazine Closes.

Trump lost in court again. This time he tried to get the medical records of trangender kids. Minnesota’s Lavender Magazine has closed. Planned Parenthood has regained access to Medicaid. Turkey banned an LGBTQ cruise from the country. Trump’s corruption poisons the World Cup. The Gaily Show is the only daily LGBTQ news and talk show…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 109: Your Rich Life: Wealth Identity, Capacity & SOLE

This episode was supposed to be recorded live at Twin Cities PRIDE—but Minnesota weather had other plans. So instead of a live audience conversation, Elaine turns the moment into something deeper: a financial freedom reset and recap of the framework we’ve been building across the last 20 episodes. Because money is not just math. Money…

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 76: Yoga and Mental Wellness

Are you curious about yoga? Have you wondered why this has been linked to mental health and wellness? Join hosts Becky McNattin and Tara Martini, along with guest Amanda Sullivan, as they explore the ways our bodies store emotion and how yoga can be a helpful release to promote wellbeing. Amanda, as a yoga teacher…

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 83: Breaking Down the Supreme Court Trans Sports Ban and Texas Anti Trans Politics

To start this week’s show, I break down the devastating new U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Title IX that bars transgender women and girls from competing on female sports teams. I examine the majority opinion authored by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, alarming concurring statements regarding mental health, and the troubling legal precedents this sets for our…

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Episode 102 of Politics Matters with Bruce Klopfleisch

Get ready to unpack the dizzying wave of late-June Supreme Court rulings that are fundamentally shifting the balance of power in Washington. Bruce breaks down the most alarming conservative decisions, from gutting birthright citizenship to giving the President unprecedented authority to fire independent agency heads. We also wrap up on a hopeful progressive note by…

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Reckoning With Real Estate – Ep. 43: The Starter Home We Forgot About (Pt 2 of 2)

Today we’re back with Part 2 of our conversation with Sammi Silver! Sammi is a licensed Realtor®, founder, and president of Bright Idea Properties, where she specializes in manufactured homes. As you may remember from last episode, these homes are no longer called mobile homes. Today’s manufactured homes are beautifully crafted and permanent places to…

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Native Roots Radio – July 1, 2026

Joining Robert Pilot today is Kristie GoForth, Executive Director of Bikes for Kids Wisconsin, to share how the organization is making a difference in communities through the power of bicycles. Then, we’ll welcome Wendy Pilot for our beloved Sacred Animals segment�. To wrap up the show, we’re joined by Angela Vig- who, to her knowledge,…

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The Matt McNeil Show – July 1, 2026

Matt is tired of moderate Democrats; war updates; Jeff Stein’s weekly visit; 4th of July activity ideas; state court will hear arguments over swimming pool regulations; affirmation of transgender sports ban; Fosston tries to regain control of its hospital; Monsanto immunity.

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Brett Johnson with Jay Boller of the Rackett MN (6/30/26)

Brett Johnson was joined by Jay Boller of the Racket MN to talk about some of the news they have been following from their Flyover Roundup, including endorsements in the US Senate race, how Heritage Park became a failed experiment in Minneapolis public housing, AI in restaurant advertising and more. Read more at: https://racketmn.com/how-heritage-park-became-a-squalid-failed-experiment-in-minneapolis-public-housing

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Native Roots Radio – June 30 2026

Joining Robert pilot today Maren hardy of Spirit Care Services, and Vin Dionne, a Minneapolis-based Indigenous activist, community leader, and harm-reduction outreach worker. Raised in the Little Earth community in South Minneapolis, he is an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa. He currently serves as a co-founder and board chair of the…

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The Matt McNeil Show – June 29, 2026

“Freedom 250” cluster; Matt shares a heartbreaking update; Supreme Court rulings released today’s war updates; extreme heat today and this week; Matt’s cabin time and some people waking up to what mining means to the BWCA; GOP lieutenant governor candidate was involvwd in 1/6; Dominion ends lawsuit against Lindell; Lavender Magazine folds.

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 75: Celebrating Ourselves

Tara and Becky dive into the surprisingly uncomfortable practice of celebrating your own personal wins. While we’re usually quick to point out our flaws in the name of self-awareness, noticing our accomplishments and honoring our unique gifts is actually a massive booster for our overall mental health. Get ready to flip the script on humility…

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Sorting Through Life – Ep. 26: Creating Space for Family and Celebrating Pride

Colleen Waterston welcomes father-son duo John and Pen to discuss their transformative, ongoing home organization journey. Pivoting to the studio after a rained-out Pride festival broadcast, the three unpack the emotional and practical hurdles of clearing out a cluttered basement dumping ground to create a welcoming new living space for Pen and their partner. Through…

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Downright Upright Show – Ep. 175: Live from Twin Cities Pride 2026

Join Philip Anthony and the crew broadcasting live from the heart of the Twin Cities Pride celebration. We’re sitting down to talk about the power of community, the significance of showing up, and why being out and proud matters more than ever.

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Matt McNeil with Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan at TC Pride 2026

Matt was joined by Lt. Gov. and US Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan live at the AM950 booth at Twin Cities Pride 2026! They discuss her Senate campaign, highlighting the contrast between her and Angie Craig. Flanagan also addresses the importance of protecting LGBTQ+ rights and outlines her campaign’s goal to connect with voters door-to-door before…

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 82: Live from Twin Cities Pride 2026

This week, I am thrilled to bring you a very special episode recorded live from Loring Park in Minneapolis during the massive Twin Cities Pride festival! To kick things off, I sit down with my dear friends Frank and Ryan to dive into their personal coming out stories and discuss what Pride truly means to…

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The Gaily Show – Live at Pride – June 27, 2026

John Parker and Jim Pounds are broadcasting live from Loring Park to capture all the energy and buzz at Twin Cities Pride. They dive into the festival’s local impact, chatting with folks like Chaz Raditz from Pride Magic and checking in with leather legend Denzel Bellin. It’s a great snapshot of the community and the…

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Reckoning With Real Estate – Special Episode: Live at Twin Cities Pride 2026

This special episode was recorded live at Minneapolis Pride! We were joined by two incredible leaders in the housing justice space: AsaleSol Young and Anne Mavity. AsaleSol, who has joined us on the RECkoning with Real Estate podcast before, is the Executive Director of Housing In Action, a Minneapolis-based nonprofit advancing housing justice through affordable…

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Onstage with Jim Pounds. A Treason Of Magic.

It’s the fourth Friday of the month which means: Onstage with Jim Pounds. He takes us on a tour of these shows:  In Chicago: Brokeback Mountain (Chicago Shakes) & Juliet (The Auditorium) In Madison Jonathan Van Ness (Barrymore Theatre) Maybe Happy Endings (Overture Center for the Arts) In Twin Cities A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Modern…

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Native Roots Radio – June 25, 2026

Joining Robert Pilot today is Alex, a 2025 Sundance Institute Native Lab Fellow, discussing his debut feature film, Spiral. Following that conversation, we’ll welcome Robert Lilligren (White Earth Ojibwe), President and CEO of NACDI, to share updates and insights from the community.

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The Matt McNeil Show – June 25, 2026

Brett Johnson fills in for Matt today. On the show: The future of your retirement and why it’s on the ballot this fall; the looming 2034 Social Security deadline; new AI gatekeepers in Medicare healthcare; upcoming massive overhauls to the federal student loan system; the predatory nature of student debt crushing older borrowers; a federal…

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Brett Johnson with Patrick Coolican (6/25/26)

Brett was joined by Patrick Coolican, editor-in-chief of the Minnesota Reformer. They talked about a federal court’s rebuke of the DOJ over Governor Walz and Mayor Frey subpoenas, the Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan campaign finance dispute and the ecological importance of Minnesota’s native “trash fish.” Find more of what they talked about at: https://minnesotareformer.com/

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Brett Johnson with Max Richtman of NCPSSM

Brett was joined by Max Richtman of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare. They talked about how retirement is on the ballot this fall, the looming 2034 Social Security deadline, new AI gatekeepers in Medicare healthcare and more. Learn more at: https://www.ncpssm.org/

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Unpack this for me: Pride Month. What is it and what do we need it to be?

It’s Pride month. But, what does that mean these days? What do we need it to be? How different are the Prides we’re going to this year from the original ones? To unpack this for us, we’re joined by Dr. Brier is a professor of Gender and Women’s Studies and History at the University of…

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Native Roots Radio – June 24, 2026

Joining Robert Pilot, Arvina Martin is a Ho-Chunk Nation citizen, community advocate, and former elected official in Madison, Wisconsin. She made history as the first Native person elected to the Madison Common Council. After , we will talk to Barb Fabre, the CEO of Indigenous Visioning and All Nations Rise. She is an enrolled member…

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Brett Johnson with Max Richtman on Protecting Social Security and Medicare

Brett was joined by Max Richtman of the National Committee to Protect Social Security and Medicare (NCPSSM.org). They talked about the myth that social security is going bankrupt, how millionaires and billionaires need to pay their fair share for social security and how AI is changing Medicare decisions.

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GhostBox Radio – A Frank Conversation About Death w/ Christin Ament 6.23.26

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Death Doula and hospice and palliative care provider Christin Ament as we have a frank discussion about death. Let’s talk about some of the taboo issues around it but also put death into a healthy conversation. E-mail: comment@ghostboxradio.com Listen Live Streaming: www.am950radio.com Watch Live: www.facebook.com/MNGhostBox…

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Native American Patriot Talk – Ep. 10: Defending Democracy & Indigenous Rights from Authoritarianism

Chase Iron Eyes breaks down the ongoing fight against fascist forces threatening American constitutional rights. We dive into the deep-seated issues facing progressives today, from the militarization against peaceful protests to the alarming shift toward authoritarianism. Listen to hear why staying engaged in local elections and standing firm in your values is more crucial than…

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Native Roots Radio – June 23, 2026

Joining Robert Pilot, MN State Rep Heather Keeler, Ruth Anna Buffalo, and Kiki, a knowledge keeper and sharer, and a treaty rights advocate. And, she is an author who wrote her first book, Fishing by Torchlight (Blackbears and Blueberries Press) at 9 years of age. Today she is 11.

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The Matt McNeil Show – June 23, 2026

Philip Anthony is in for Matt today. Philip welcomes Zach Randles-Friedman for a conversation to start the show; former California Governor Jerry Brown’s canoe theory; comparing the MOU to JCPOA deal; baseball talk; government attacks on perceived left-leaning media; SAVE Act and ICE at polls; America’s 250th birthday.

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Trump’s Iran “Deal.” Ken Paxton Cares More About Trans People Than Texans.

How bad is Trump’s Iran “deal”? Will Todman joins us to discuss. He’s the chief of staff of the Geopolitics and Foreign Policy Department and a senior fellow in the Middle East Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Listen to Will’s podcast State of Play: https://www.csis.org/podcasts/state-play Read his work and research here:…

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GhostBox Radio – The Feeling of Darkness #JustGreg 6.22.26

Talking about what does pure darkness, almost evil, feels like. 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 Website: www.ghostboxradio.com Twitter: @mnghostbox #GhostBoxRadio #AM950 #GregBakun #ParanormalRadio #ParanormalPodcast #TalkRadio #AMRadio #Paranormal #FrBobBailey #Catholicism #Demons #Devil #Demonology #Author #JustGreg

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The Matt McNeil Show – June 22, 2026

Bruce Klopfleish fills in for Matt today. Social Security “reform”; Oklahoma rejects minimum wage increases at the ballot box; more corruption updates from the Trump administration; a look at the Republican side of the governor’s race; health insurance costs increasing; state charges against ICE agent who flashed gun in Richfield;

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Trump forced to restore suicide hotline. Great River Shakespeare Fest.

Breaking: A judge has blocked Trump from subpoenaing Gov Walz. Congress just forced Trump to restore suicide prevention resources for LGBTQ youth. The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom resigned today. We look at the LGBTQ record of the man who is on track to be his successor.  PLUS: Will Studivant from the Great River…

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Recharging the Human Battery – Ep. 60: The Truth About Stem Cells and Healing Without Surgery

Join Dr. Stefano Sinicropi as he dives deep into the incredible world of regenerative medicine and shows you how to heal your body without going under the knife. We explore the real truth behind stem cell therapies, PRP, and biohacking to break down what actually works for joint and spine pain right now. If you…

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Reckoning With Real Estate – Ep. 42: The Starter Home We Forgot About (Pt 1 of 2)

Manufactured housing has come a long way from the days when they were “mobile homes” with a license plate and wheels. In this episode, we’re joined by Sammi Silver: licensed Realtor®, founder, and president of Bright Idea Properties! We’re lucky to be joined by her to get the inside scoop on these misunderstood homes, and…

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Connections Radio – June 19, 2026

Join host Laurie Fitz for a warm, welcoming conversation about building community through the shared love of geography, art, and fantastic beverages. Erikka and Sean Curran share the inspiring journey behind Violet Wine and Spirits, their inviting neighborhood shop in Northeast Minneapolis that feels more like a lively gathering space than a traditional retail store.…

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Wall of Power Radio Hour – June 20, 2026

Paul Metsa sits down with the incredibly talented Emily LaPlant and Liz Ashworth of the Americana duo LaPlant Road.  The two multi-instrumentalists share the fascinating story behind their musical roots up in Grand Rapids, how a chance encounter brought them together, and the magic of recording their debut album, Finding Home, at the legendary Pachyderm…

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Do Different Better – Ep. 108: Are You Buying Options Or Hidden Obligations

If your spending looks successful but quietly makes you feel trapped, this episode is your strategic reset. On this episode of the Do Different Better show, host Elaine Rasmussen breaks down why true wealth isn’t just about what you can afford—it’s about whether your purchases are buying you options or obligations. We dive deep into…

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Feels Out Loud – Ep. 74: When The Person We Disappoint Is Us

After discussing the mental health impact of disappointment in relationships a few weeks ago, hosts Becky McNattin and Tara Martini continue their discussion on disappointment with a focus on the moments when we disappoint ourselves. Tune in to this episode to learn more about ways to acknowledge disappointment and differentiate it from self-criticality. Learn the…

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Redefining Recovery – Ep. 108: Why It Is Never Too Late to Choose Sobriety

Join Caddy Frink for a heartfelt catch-up with Wendy Hack from the Minnesota Recovery Connection. The duo dives into the unique joys and challenges of navigating recovery in the “fourth quarter” of life, specifically focusing on the 55-plus community. From overcoming loneliness to finding new ways to connect, you’ll hear inspiring stories about how it’s…

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Food Freedom Radio – June 19, 2026

Laura Hedlund sits down with Chef Lachelle Cunningham to uncover the deep ancestral roots of soul food and its vital role in community healing. The two dive into the powerful significance of Juneteenth, exploring the ongoing fight for agricultural equity and true food justice. By honoring historical struggles, they showcase the incredible resilience found in…

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The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 81: Unpacking the OMB Plan to Erase Transgender People

To start this week’s show I fly solo for a special “Ellie’s Talking Head” episode to break down a terrifying new proposed federal rule from the Office of Management and Budget. I dive deep into this massive 400-page document spearheaded by Project 2025 architect Russell Vought, exposing how it aims to leverage federal grant money…

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Sorting Through Life – Ep. 25: Unpacking the Emotional Weight of Clutter with Carrie Lane

Colleen Waterston welcomes Carrie Lane to Sorting Through Life for an eye-opening chat about the professional organizing industry. We dive deep into Carrie’s new book, More Than Pretty Boxes, to explore the emotional weight of clutter and why our modern, busy lives leave us feeling so completely overwhelmed. You will walk away with a fresh…

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