The Matt McNeil Show
Monday-Friday 3PM-5PM
Matt McNeil is a proud Minnesotan, on live weekdays from 3pm to 5pm. Matt has been living most of his life in the state of his birth. He's a husband, a father of three, a veteran, and a broadcaster. He's worked in radio for over 25 years, starting with Armed Forces Radio in Nuremberg, Germany. He currently lives in Hopkins.
On his show Matt talks politics from a Democrat/Progressive perspective, but he'll also venture into parenting, religion, entertainment, sports, gardening, business, cooking, and many other subjects. He interviews politicians, political insiders, authors, pundits, entertainers, and artists, and loves talking to the listeners.
Besides being on air, you can read his thoughts at the 'Progressive Citizen X' blog.
Matt McNeil is a proud Minnesotan, on live weekdays from 3pm to 5pm. Matt has been living most of his life in the state of his birth. He's a husband, a father of three, a veteran, and a broadcaster. He's worked in radio for over 25 years, starting with Armed Forces Radio in Nuremberg, Germany. He currently lives in Hopkins. On his show Matt talks politics from a Democrat/Progressive perspective, but he'll also venture into parenting, religion, entertainment, sports, gardening, business, cooking, and many other subjects. He interviews politicians, political insiders, authors, pundits, entertainers, and artists, and loves talking to the listeners. Besides being on air, you can read his thoughts at the 'Progressive Citizen X' blog.
The latest on the coronavirus and the baffling responses from the White House and labor sectors.
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Today on the show, Matt talks with Ken Martin about leadership during the pandemic. Matt then exposes the Republican “stimulus” bill for what it is: a half trillion dollar slush fund.
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Matt reports on the state of grocery stores in the early days of our panic over the Coronavirus. Are these shortages being driven by lack of supply? Democrats’ potential solutions are coming up short.
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Corona and Markets and Stein — Oh My!
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The conversation continues on the disruption of normal life by the coronavirus; Matt is incensed by congressional Democrats continuing to compromise on the coronavirus help package saying it makes Republicans look like they had a plan all the way; Matt’s friend Dermot Flanagan joins the show from Ireland to give an update from the other…
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Today on the show, Matt talks about the corona virus and why we should all be taking this very seriously.
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Matt McNeil spends the bulk of today’s show discussing the Coronavirus and the newly declared state of (peacetime) emergency that was declared across Minnesota. Trump’s mismanagement of the emergency is historically poor. Later in the show Robert Pilot calls in to voice his disappointment with the results of the St. Paul teachers’ strike.
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On today’s show, Matt weighs in on the impact Trump’s speech had on the DJIA and the country as a whole. Is it a contender for worst speech ever given? Sports, events and any other large gathering of people are being cancelled or postponed. In the second half of the show Neal Loidolt, President and…
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On today’s episode of the show, Matt opens with the millionaire venture capitalist doing battle with the Bde Maka Ska name change. Coronavirus continues to spread globally and is now being classified as a pandemic by the WHO. Later in the show Jeff Stein joins MAtt to discuss Bernie Sanders, the upcoming debate between him…
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