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It's September 23rd, and we are back.

Training camp starts next week.

So this week on the show, we'll be previewing the training camp in four episodes today

with Jace Frederick from the Pioneer Press. Chris Hine from the Star Tribune will be with us on

Wednesday. Britt Robson from Minpost. He just did his hour long Q&A with Chris Finch. We'll review

that. Britt and I from Minpost on Thursday. And then we'll wrap up the week, Kyle and I doing one

final show on Friday before Media Day. The plan today for the Jace episode is to go a little bit more

big picture. We're going to do five big picture questions in advance of Wolves training camp.

The season is here. Let's go. Today's show was brought to you

by Falling Night Brewing Company. And for the last three or four years, Falling Knife has hosted

what they call Wolfs Fest. And it will be happening again this October, October 18th,

the Saturday before the season kicks off from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. full brewery day. There's pop-up booths, all these sort of different things. There's a bunch of wolves themed ones there. I'm told the Nasri tattoo guy, pack tats, will be there doing a tattoo pop-up even. Every year, it really is fun. It's a good kickoff to the season. We will have our new pod themed beer. We're partnering

with Falling Knife on a beer again this season. It's called Second Apron again. And then at

Wolvesfest, Britt, Kyle and I will be doing a pod together outside at 5 p.m. Again, the event is

3 to 9 p.m. But the pod will be from about 5 to 6 p.m. We'll take a bunch of questions, all those sort of things. So just mark your calendars for Wolves Fest at Falling Night this year, October 18th from 3 to 9 p.m. And get over to Falling Knife for a Links playoff game. Best place to watch the Wolves or Links with other wolves or Links fans. That's following Knife Brewing Company in northeast Minneapolis.

All right, we are now joined by J. Spredrick.

He's the Wolves beatwriter over at the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

It's been a couple, I think two months since you've been on the show.

Nothing has happened in that time with the wolves,

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