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Adam Carter and Jordana Green talk with Mitchell Hamline University Emeritus Professor of Law Joseph Daly about the recent Minneapolis teachers contract protecting teachers of color from arbitrary layoffs, is it racist, is it constitutional and more. They also get feedback from listeners about the subject and it's the Friday rewind.

Adam Carter and Jordana Green talk with Mitchell Hamline University Emeritus Professor of Law Joseph Daly about the recent Minneapolis teachers contract protecting teachers of color from arbitrary layoffs, is it racist, is it constitutional and more.

It's "Quick Hits" including streaming, unionized strippers, and the kiss of death. Adam and Jordana also discuss the $7B B1G TV contract, and Tim Lammers stops by for his normal Friday segment.

Adam Carter and Jordana Green talk with Entertainment Critic Tim Lammers as he reviews the new limited theatrical/Paramount+ release "Orphan: First Kill," starring Isabelle Fuhrman and Julia Stiles as well as the the new streaming series "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" (Disney+), starring Tatiana Maslany and Mark Ruffalo.

Adam Carter and Jordana Green wonder how many times a day do you lie? The average American lies four times per day, and the city of Minneapolis is upping their parental time off. Plus and Research scientist Steve Balogh on coronavirus in our waste water.

Adam Carter and Jordana Green talk with Research scientist Steve Balogh from Metropolitan Council in the Environmental Services Division about viruses in our wastewater, how long has this been happening, how they monitor and more. He also mentions what they're currently testing for and more.

Adam and Jordana have a memorable end to their first show together. 

6-27 Adam and Jordana show 11a hour

Adam and Jordana discuss abortion and take your calls. 

6-27 Adam and Jordana show 10a hour 

Former WCCO reporter Caroline Lowe joins Adam and Jordana to talk about the still unsolved case of Jodi Huisintruit. 

Hear the first moments of our new 9-noon show. 

6-27 Adam and Jordana 3p hour 

Blois Olson helps us understand what this decision to overturn Roe v. Wade means for us in Minnesota and around the nation

Maria Isa Perez-Hedges is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives in District 65B. She joined Sheletta following the news of Roe v. Wade being overturned.

Plus, Sheletta speaks with Maria Isa Perez-Hedges, who is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives in District 65B. 

Sheletta and Steve Simpson discuss the Supreme Court Overturning Roe v. Wade

Our friends at Fraser are putting together an Autism fundraiser. Sheletta talked with Fraser VP Nancy Baldrica about the event. 

Hour 2: Sheletta talked with Macy Harder about her profile in Minnesota Monthly, and about some legal stories with attorney Jules Porter.

Local attorney Jules Porter joined Sheletta to talk about a host of legal stories in the news.