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Blois welcomes in guests and contributors to talk about the week’s most pivotal and impactful current events…along with the political scene and all things relevant + newsworthy affecting our listeners’ lives.
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The Sunday Take
This week Blois Olson moderates an in-studio debate for the U.S. Congressional District Two Seat between DFL candidate and former Senator Matt Little and GOP candidate and Senator Eric Pratt - asking the hard pressed questions from Metro Surge, to fraud, Presidential influence, Ag and more!
The Sunday Take
It is oh so far away but oh so close! This week Blois sat down to chat with Senator Amy Klobuchar and Speaker Lisa Demuth at the LeadingAge Minnesota Annual Leadership Forum and Conference up at Grand View Lodge - covering any and all topics when it comes to the upcoming election, the needs an aging workforce, workforce care, access to care, financial sustainability and much more!
The Sunday Take
Blois Olson and Lindsey Brown in studio for this morning’s Sunday Take. To open the show Blois talks about Representative Cedric Frazier’s campaign ghosting him for a debate and Ryan Faircloth’s piece in the Star Tribune this morning about the Governor Tim Walz administration’s response to Minnesota's fraud problems. Blois opines the heavy reliance on campaign ads and social media to connect with voters versus being available to conversate which comes with the challenge to connect and think on their feet. He reads texts sent from listeners. In the back half of the hour, Blois focuses on Ryan Faircloth’s piece that headlines this morning’s Star Tribune. Ryan joins Blois to discuss his findings, how he put the article together and the details that stick out.
The Sunday Take
It is the second Sunday of the Minnesota State Fair as we are in the home stretch for this year and we have Blois Olson LIVE on the WCCO Radio veranda hosting the Minnesota State Auditor's Debate on Sunday Take featuring Scott Jensen, Jay Reeves, and Zack Filipovich tackling any and all of the hot topics in the state from fraud to crime and much, much more in today's debate
The Sunday Take
Bois Olsen is joined live at Minnesota State Fair with Eric Eskola, former WCCO Radio personality/host and John McCormick with Wall Street Journal.
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