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Star Tribune food and drink writer Joy Summers joins Adam Carter with great detail during a fun discussion about the new list from the Star Tribune sharing their picks for the 40 dishes around town that everyone should experience.

Adam Carter is hosting today and begins by wondering what a beaver was doing in downtown St. Paul yesterday and where it may have been headed. Later, Senator Tom Bakk joins to discuss his long and close friendship with fellow Senator David Tomassoni and the state dedicating $25 million to ALS research.

Adam Carter speaks with State Senator Tom Bakk about the state dedicating $25 million for ALS research and Bakk's close friendship with fellow Senator David Tomassoni who is battling the disease.

Sloane Martin tells Susie Jones about how the opportunities provided to women through Title IX have made an incredible impact on her life and the lives of so many women and girls.

Attorney Mike Padden discusses the Amir Locke shooting death case and if he believes a criminal charge is appropriate.

The war continues in Ukraine and CBS News Correspondent Pamela Falk joins Susie Jones to share the latest updates on what's happening and some startling statistics about other conflicts from around the world.

Henry Lake joins Susie Jones with some talk about the Wolves, Wild, Twins and more from the sports scene. Later, Susie speaks CBS News Correspondent Pamela Falk about what's happening at the UN regarding the war in Ukraine and other conflicts around the world.

Susie Jones has a couple fantastic conversations during the hour as she's joined by Sloane Martin to discuss basketball and the 50th anniversary of Title IX and Mary Lahammer to analyze what's happening at the legislature.

TPT political reporter Mary Lahammer joins Susie Jones to discuss what's happening at the Capitol in St. Paul, what's coming up in the final weeks of the legislative session and what she's working on now for TPT.

Susie Jones is in to host again with more Reflections on the Weather, a slight miscue, and a conversation with attorney Mike Padden about where things stand in the case of the police shooting death of Amir Locke.

Our former WCCO colleague and Big Ten Network broadcaster Sloane Martin joins Susie Jones for some talk about the women's Final Four matchups and how she's celebrating the 50-year anniversary of Title IX by reflecting the impact of that legislation on her life and the lives of so many women and girls.

Mike Padden joins Susie Jones to talk about the Amir Locke case getting turned over to prosecutors and says he believes criminal charges shouldn't be filed against the officer that shot and killed Locke.

Abby Schuft of U of M Extension says that Minnesota poultry farmers are working hard to contain a spread of avian flu among turkey flocks while also still providing their products to consumers.

Minnesota Sports and Events President/CEO Wendy Blackshaw joins Susie Jones to talk about her excitement to see Paige Bueckers make it to the Final Four in Minneapolis with UCONN, many of the events happening this week around town, and how fans can enjoy all of it.

Susie opens the hour with conversations about several of the topics in the news today before a conversation with Wendy Blackshaw, President and CEO ofMinnesota Sports and Events about the women's Final Four coming this week and the many opportunities for all of us to take part in the festivities.

Susie Jones is joined by Abby Schuft from the U of M Extension to discuss the bird flu discoveries in Minnesota and how poultry farmers are feeling about avoiding a major outbreak in their own turkey flocks.

Twins radio play-by-play voice Cory Provus joins Susie Jones to talk about the Twins signing Chris Archer, Carlos Correa's first spring appearance, Dan Gladden catching the hiccups during a broadcast, and much more related to the Twins as opening day approaches.

Avian flu has shown up in a few turkey flocks in Minnesota and many folks are worried about a repeat of what happened in 2015 when millions of birds became infected and died. Abby Schuft of the U of M Extension program joins Susie Jones to talk about what's happening now and what farmers are doing to protect their flocks. Later, Cory Provus joins from Florida to update us on spring training for the Twins as opening day is just over a week away.

Lydia Burr, director of clinical services at Hazelden Betty Ford in St. Paul joins Susie Jones to discuss the increase in deaths from substance abuse during the pandemic and what family and friends can do to help a loved one struggling with addiction.

Susie Jones is hosting again today with talk about the weather we're experiencing this week and having some fun talking about what she prioritizes now in a potential date. Later, Susie speaks with Lydia Burr of Hazelden Betty Ford about a new report showing an increase in substance abuse deaths during the pandemic.