Michael Brodkorb joins Ron and Lucy in-studio to discuss some controversial comments made by Jason Lewis on slavery, women, and a variety of other topics that have been scrutinized following his announcement to run for Congress. Michael also shares an update on the Grazzini-Rucki case, which involves two girls who were missing for over two and a half years before returning to their families.

With Apple and your phone in a battle against the FBI, Ron and Lucy were joined by a Constitutional law professor and Todd Rapp to get their opinions. They also discuss the legacy of Justice Scalia following his passing, what comes next for the Supreme Court, Donald Trump in a feud with the Pope, the South Carolina primaries, and more.

Chuck Samuelson, the head of the Minnesota chapter of the ACLU, joins Ron and Lucy in-studio to discuss recent developments in the Jamar Clark case and the actions of the Black Lives Matter Movement. Plus, Todd Rapp joins the conversation to weigh in with his thoughts and predictions for the candidates left in the GOP presidential primaries and what they'll need to do to stay in the race.

In a sold-out forum at Sisyphus Brewing in Minneapolis, Ron Rosenbaum and Joe Friedberg conduct an interview with Steven Avery's defense attorney, Dean Strang, to discuss the broader implications of the Netflix docu-series "Making A Murderer." Dean holds the audience rapt while he shares his point of view on the trial of Steven Avery and his newfound notoriety as an attorney featured in the film.