In the first hour SKOR North's Judd Zulgad talks about the legacy of famous newspapers in the midwest and how that media's landscape has changed in his lifetime and talks about the Timberwolves' loss to the Celtics out in Boston, KSTP's Chris Egert has info on UBER/Lyft drivers planning to strike at MSP airport over a change made to the taxi area and shares his inside knowledge of the interesting world of cab drivers.

Hour #2 has singer and supermodel Janice Dickinson join the show to talk about her life and her new EP "I Coined It" which is available to listen now wherever you get your music! Plus actor Robert Carradine stops by the program for a conversation on the latest film he's starring in titled "The Night They Came Home" alongside the likes of Danny Trejo and Brian Austin Green which is in select theaters, on demand and digital starting January 12th.

In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt reveals a secret about the deep state: none of them can dance. This is also true about the regular state. What's the opposite of a "deep" state? A shallow state? That seems a bit on the nose.

Doug Sprinthall and Mick Sterling join us on the Family. Mick and Doug speak about the Legends Breakfast, a fundraiser that none of us can afford to attend. For a more budget-friendly charity that's also local, why not try The 30-Days Foundation? It's spearheaded by Mick and is all about helping Minnesotan make ends meet. If your ends aren't being met, or you have more met ends than you know what to do with, visit https://www.the30-daysfoundation.org/.

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