On June 10th, hundreds of people gathered to remember Ron Rosenbaum. The speakers included Dan Barreiro, Audrey Glassman, Jim Rosenbaum, Todd Rapp, Deborah Sitkoff, and Ron's son, Nicholas Rosenbaum. In the words of Joe Friedberg, "if there could be a fitting send off to Ron Rosenbaum, it was. We all miss him. We'll continue to miss him, and it was a way to say goodbye when we couldn't think of any other way." This is the audio from that gathering. Thank you for listening to Holding Court.

Holding Court Podcast is currently on hiatus until further notice, but we’ll be making an announcement about Holding Court in the near future, so please do keep checking for new episodes. Until we return, we hope that you enjoy other great podcasts on The Tom Barnard Network like The Tom Barnard Show and The BS Show with Bob Sansevere. Thank you to our great sponsors Bradshaw and Bryant, Smart Start MN Ignition Interlock System, R.F. Moeller Jeweler, and Roseville Family Dental Care. 

While Holding Court is on a break, we feature some more fabulous conversations from some of our best episodes and keep to a Rock-N-Roll theme for this show. We start with Rick Shefchik as he shares stories about the lives of 1960's Rock 'N' Roll artists and reminisces on the dawn of the Minnesota music scene. We also feature a conversation with Tommy Mischke on the Eagles, the reasons why people criticize their music so strongly, how they made so much money, and his thoughts on that "Southern California sound."

In honor of #ThrowbackThursday, we feature one of the greatest episodes in Holding Court history from back in October of 2014. Tom Barnard and Tommy Mischke joined Ron in the studio, and the result was a heated, free-wheeling, hard-hitting discussion amongst three radio legends. The conversation ranges from childhood stories, family, fame, loyalty, life, radio, politics, regrets, on and off air personalities, and more. This is Part 1 of 3. Find Part 2 and Part 3 by scrolling down our podcast feed into in our earlier episodes from the first few months of the show!

Following this week's New York primaries and Trump's landslide victory, we feature a few segments of two of our favorite episodes. First, we look back on our conversation with two Trump supporters when they came in-studio to make their case on why they support the Donald. Then we highlight a conversation with a Muslim American to discuss Donald Trump and his views on Muslims. 

Ron is back and in-studio, along with Todd Rapp and Lucy. They tackle the human rights issues in North Carolina and Mississippi in the wake of anti-LGBT laws being passed. They also discuss Minnesota's stance on the LGBT population, the presidential election, and Sammy's position as a Semi-Finalist to be a Minnesota Vikings Cheerleader.

Joe Friedberg and Michael Brodkorb join Lucy Quinlivan to discuss more controversy surrounding the Jamar Clark case and prosecution following an op-ed piece in the Star Tribune published by Steven Belton entitled, "Jamar Clark case: Freeman played dog-whistle politics in communicating the narrative." They also chat about the state of the presidential election, developments in the Grazzini-Rucki case, and more.

Joe Friedberg and Bob Bennett join Ron and Lucy over the phone to analyze every angle of the Jamar Clark case following the announcement made by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office that they will not be charging the officers involved in the fatal shooting of Clark.

Michael Bryant joins Lucy in studio as she welcomes Todd Rapp and constitutional law professor Joe Daly on the show to discuss the impact that the attacks in Brussels may have on the presidential election, the Kansas state legislature proposing to broaden grounds for impeachment of state Supreme Court justices, and more.

Following a very important Primary Day on March 15th, Todd Rapp joins Ron and Lucy to discuss the riots at Trump's rallies, Marco Rubio suspending his campaign, and the general state of the presidential race. Ron also tackles several issues including Hennepin County planning to cease using grand juries in officer-involved shootings.

We take a look at a few of our favorite recent episodes and feature a portion of the live Dean Strang interview at Sisyphus Brewing conducted by Joe Friedberg and Ron Rosenbaum on the murder case that has been popularized by the Netflix docu-series, Making A Murderer. To hear the full, uncut, 90-minute discussion go to our episode from February 4th. We also look back upon a fascinating conversation with Michael Brodkorb on past comments made by Jason Lewis.

Todd Rapp joins Ron and Lucy in-studio as they analyze the current state of the presidential race leading up to another GOP Debate and CPAC. They are also joined by Andrea Jepsen, the attorney to a student that was expelled from United South Central High School in Wells, Minn. for inadvertently bringing a knife to school. 

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.

Maplewood Chief of Police Paul Schnell joins Ron and Lucy to discuss the drastic difference between how white people and people of color regard law enforcement. They're also joined by former NYPD detective and radio personality, Dan Conry, for some lively conversation. Plus, Ron and Lucy look back on the interview with Making A Murderer's Dean Strang at Sisyphus Brewing from the night before, which will be available for download as next week's episode!

Tommy Mischke joins Ron and Lucy to discuss the Eagles, the reasons why people criticize their music so strongly, how they made so much money, and his thoughts on that "Southern California sound." Plus, Ed Cohen of Smart Start MN comes in studio to share expert knowledge on the topic of DUI/DWI law and what to do if you get caught driving.

Ron and Lucy are joined by Paul Nolan as he shares the details and information of an upcoming forum with defense attorney Dean Strang of "Making A Murderer" fame. Plus, Michael Brodkorb and Todd Rapp come on the show to share their thoughts on the upcoming GOP Debate, weigh in with their opinions on the political landscape of America today, and to give an update on the story of the Grazzini-Rucki sisters now that they have been reunited with their family after going missing for over two years.

Ron and Lucy continue last week's conversation on Making A Murderer as they provide the unique point of view of a lawyer and a journalist on the controversial case.

By popular demand, Ron and Lucy are joined by Joe Friedberg to share their thoughts on Netflix's new documentary series, Making A Murderer. A trio made up of two lawyers and a journalist, together they deliver a great point of view. Ron also weighs in on the latest developments in Bill Cosby's case.

In a very special best of episode, we're featuring two great interviews. First, we look back on our conversation with an Iranian Muslim that is a naturalized American citizen. He discussed his thoughts and concerns on Donald Trump's recent anti-Muslim comments, his experiences as a Muslim immigrant in America, and more. Then we are highlight a conversation with author Rick Shefchik as he shares stories about the lives of 1960's Rock 'N' Roll artists and reminisces on the dawn of the Minnesota music scene. 

If you enjoyed either of these interviews and would like to listen to the full episode, you can easily find all of our episodes on the "Holding Court" app. We are also on iTunes, Stitcher, player.fm, and more.

Following the most recent GOP Debate and with Ron out of town, Todd Rapp joins Lucy in studio to weigh in with his opinion on the landscape of the Republican party. They're later joined by Doug Berdie, author of "Damn Near Perfect Cocktail," to discuss the best mixtures and concoctions that make up the tastiest of alcoholic drinks. 

An Iranian Muslim that is a naturalized American citizen joined Ron and Lucy to discuss his thoughts and concerns on Donald Trump's recent anti-Muslim comments, his experiences as a Muslim immigrant in America, and more.

Just one day after the mass shooting in San Bernardino that left 14 dead, Todd Rapp joins Ron and Lucy to discuss how recent terrorist acts will impact the 2016 Presidential Election and the way that the candidates will campaign leading up to it. Plus, Ron Coomer joins to talk baseball, signing deals, and more.

In this very special "Best Of" episode, we feature conversations with #GoTopless-Minneapolis leader Faith Nuemann and mobster Whitey Bulger's right-hand man, Kevin Weeks.

State Representative and police officer Dan Schoen shares his thoughts and perspective on the North Minneapolis shooting of Jamar Clark, the 4th precinct shutdown and I94 shutdown protests that followed, how the mayor of Minneapolis is handling the situation, and more. Plus, Michael Brodkorb is also in-studio to discuss two missing Lakeville sisters, Samantha and Gianna Grazzini-Rucki, being found at a Western Minnesota horse farm after being missing for over two years.

Author Rick Shefchik holds Ron and Lucy rapt as he shares stories about the lives of 1960's Rock 'N' Roll artists and reminisces on the dawn of the Minnesota music scene. His book, “Everybody’s Heard About the Bird: The True Story of 1960s Rock-N-Roll in Minnesota," is selling fast and available on Amazon.

Joe Friedberg joins Ron and Lucy following the news that a "person of interest" was named in the kidnapping of Jacob Wetterling to share his insight on what these new developments mean (or don't mean) for the case. Plus, Ron and Lucy discuss presidential politics and post-GOP Debate whining.

Hot off the heels of the third GOP Debate, Todd Rapp joins Ron and Lucy to talk about who won, who lost, and who'll survive. Plus, the Star Tribune's Jim Souhan joins in to share his thoughts on Jerry Kill's retirement and the media coverage that followed, as well as the passing of Timberwolves coach Flip Saunders.

Michael Brodkorb joins Ron and Lucy to discuss new developments in the bizarre case of two missing Lakeville teens and shares information that has been unreported in other media outlets. Plus, Ron and Lucy discuss the latest news on Jesse Ventura's defamation lawsuit against "American Sniper" Chris Kyle's estate.

Tom Emmer joins Ron to share his thoughts on the state of the House, the first Democratic Debate, Donald Trump's future in the presidential election, and more. Plus, Joe Friedberg discusses updates in the case of Walter Palmer and Cecil the Lion, and shares thoughts on his experience as Walter's lawyer.

Tom Barnard and firearms instructor Michael Briggs join Ron and Lucy to discuss mass shootings and gun control laws following the tragic shooting at Umpqua Community College in Oregon. Plus, Tom talks about the Vince Flynn book release fund raiser, meeting Rush Limbaugh, and more.

St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman joins Ron and Lucy following his meeting with Black Lives Matter-St. Paul earlier in the day as they discuss the entire movement, their mission, their methods, and what the city of St. Paul plans to do about it all. Plus, the Star Tribune's Rachel Blount talks about a sexual harassment case at UMD, and Todd Rapp elbows his way into the studio to discuss presidential politics.

Following a fascinating conversation with former mobster Kevin Weeks in our last episode Ron and Lucy compare events in Black Mass to the real story as told by Kevin. Plus, Joe Friedberg joins to discuss plea bargain bribery for snitches, the recent controversy surrounding Chicago Blackhawks player Patrick Kane, and more.

Former-mobster Kevin Weeks, Whitey Bulger's right-hand man and later one of the cooperating witnesses in his trial, joins Ron and Lucy on the eve of the "Black Mass" theatrical release. He candidly talks about the murders, blackmailing, money, and many more aspects of his experience as a key player in Boston's Irish Mob.

Guests Todd Gramenz and Antone Melton-Meaux join Ron and Lucy to give their thoughts on the actions of the Black Lives Matter movement. Todd established a booth at the State Fair selling Black Lives Matter and All Lives Matter merchandise; Antone wrote an opinion piece published in the Star Tribune entitled, "Black Lives Matter movement must be accountable, broaden vision." Then Mike Bryant and former cop Mike Grostyan discusses inadequacies of U's vetting of Norwood Teague.

Ron is joined by Joe Friedberg to cover a variety of topics including the death of T. Eugene Thompson, the St. Paul attorney who had his wife murdered for insurance money and whose trial and conviction 52 years ago "riveted the nation." Plus, they also discuss two Minnesota State Representatives who were caught "exchanging documents" in a park and now face misdemeanors, Brady vs. Gooddell, and a KY clerk that is refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples.

Go Topless-Minneapolis leader Faith Newman came in studio to discuss the #GoTopless movement with Ron and Lucy. Faith shares her thoughts on a woman's right to bare her breasts in public, pornography vs. nudity, and protesting for what she believes in. Plus, ESPN's Kevin Seifert talks Cris Carter's controversial comments directed at NFL rookies telling them to "get a fall guy."

Michael Brodkorb joined Ron and his in-studio guests, Joe and Cathy Daly, to discuss new developments in the story of two missing Lakeville teens, Samantha and Gianna Rucki. Plus, Joe talks about the Constitution and 14th Amendment following Donald Trump's recent comments on birthright citizenship.

Ron is joined in studio by Rob Leer of Leer Communication & Consultants and on the phone by KARE 11's Jana Shortal, who broke the Norwood Teague story in the wake of his sudden and abrupt resignation as Athletic Direct at the University of Minnesota following sexual harassment claims. They break down the legal details and take a critical look at the actions of the Star Tribune after learning that their Gopher sports beat writer, Amelia Rayno, was one of the victims of sexual harassment.

Joe Friedberg and Todd Rapp join Ron and Lucy to preview the upcoming GOP debate, discuss the legal details behind Pierre Collins' plea deal after admitting to the murder of his son Barway, and to take a look at the charges against MOA Black Lives Matter protestors. 

Ron and Lucy attempt to get to the bottom of the outpouring of death threats and protests that have taken over social media and news outlets after it was learned that Minnesota dentist Walter Palmer killed a lion from Zimbabwe named Cecil. Plus, Kevin Seifert of ESPN NFL Nation joins Ron and Lucy to discuss the latest developments in the "Deflate Gate" scandal.

Joined in studio by two strong local Donald Trump supporters, Ron and Lucy break down the "Trump Phenomena." Plus, Joe and Ron talk Sandra Bland's arrest.

David Rucki's attorney joins Ron and Lucy to discuss why there has been no Amber Alert or Grand Jury investigation done to find Rucki's missing children, Samantha and Gianna, who have now been missing for two years. Plus, Iranian-American Dr. Reza Mazhari talks about how everyday people in Iran view the recent nuclear deal. 

In this special "Best Of" episode, we look back on a conversation with Michael Brodkorb about a bizarre story involving two missing Lakeville girls, Samantha and Gianna Rucki, who ran away from their home during a custody dispute between their parents. The Lakeville Public Safety Foundation recently offered a $2500 reward for information leading to the location and safe return of the sisters. We also revisit our conversation with Aaron Benner, a St. Paul school teacher that is trying to raise awareness to the discrimination of black children and "white priviledge training" taking place in St. Paul schools.

Ron and Lucy talk the origin of Fourth of July fireworks, new DUI laws with Ed Cohen of Smart Start MN, and SCOTUS ruling same sex marriage legal in all fifty states. Plus, we announce the winner of our $500 R.F. Moeller giveaway! 

Contest Closing June 2nd: Remember to enter our drawing for a $500 gift card by writing an iTunes review for the show!

Ron and Lucy are joined in studio by Aaron Benner, a St. Paul school teacher who has some complaints and criticisms over the district's handling of student behavior. He argues that the district's push to reduce suspensions fails to hold black kids accountable for their behavior. He's been featured on The O'Rielly Factor, City Pages, Star Tribune, and more.

Tom Barnard, Ron, and Lucy get very passionate (and shouty) about racism, media critics, sex offenders, drugs, people they hate, and insulting our other guest, media critic Brian Lambert. They also discuss the Charleston church shooting, unconstitutional sex offender programs, Rachel Dolezal, and more.

Todd Rapp comes in studio and joins Ron and Lucy as they speak with the owner of the Smitten Kitten, Jennifer Pritchett, to share her side of the story following news that a class of middle and high schoolers made an unauthorized school field trip to her shop. Plus, Jeff Maday joins via phone to discuss attempting to get American Pharoah to race at Canterbury Park.

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In the wake of a Minneapolis private school taking middle school and high school students on a field trip to an Uptown sex shop, Smitten Kitten, Ron is joined by Dan Rasmussen and Tom Barnard to discuss the outrage of the student's parents, the legality of the issue, and whether or not the children will experience any permanent emotional damage from anything they saw in the shop. Plus, they discuss the FBI conducting spy flights over cities, the upcoming Belmont Stakes, and more. 

Tom Barnard joins Ron and Lucy to talk about the legal side of Josh Duggar's sexual abuse charges and the possible charges to be made in a recent Pedal Pub squirt gun attack that occured in downtown Minneapolis. Plus, Tom talks about some weird stuff.

Tom Barnard joins Ron and Lucy to share cop stories and personal experiences from growing up in Minneapolis. Plus, they discuss The Great Chicken Debate of New Brighton and the end of the David Letterman era.

Tom Barnard, criminal defense attorney Joe Friedberg, and New York Times sports reporter Pat Borzi join Ron Rosenbaum as he covers topics ranging from the legal side of the Tom Brady #Deflategate saga, the ethics of assisted suicide, and everything inbetween. Plus, Tom, Joe, and Ron talk about legal cases they've worked on and the KQ Morning Show.

Star Tribune contributer and politics.mn blogger Michael Brodkorb and longtime media critic Brian Lambert join Ron and Lucy in studio to discuss a bizarre story surrounding Michelle MacDonald and two missing Lakeville girls.

Tom Barnard joins Ron to look back on the early days of KQRS. Plus, Ron is joined by Tom Oszman and they discuss the media coverage of the Baltimore riots, the difference between Adrian Peterson and the mother being hailed as a hero for slapping her son for participating in the riots, and the Kentucky Derby. 

The Star Tribune's Paul McEnroe and Mike Bryant from Bradshaw & Bryant join Ron and Lucy to discuss Somali-Americans from Minnesota attempting to leave the United States to fight alongside Islamic extremist groups in Somalia and Syria, such as Al-Shabaab and ISIL.

Was Barway Collins murdered by his own dad? Andy Skoogman, the executive director of the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association, brings to light an insider's perspective of the Barway Collins homicide, including what the police force knew, when they knew it, and what factors were essential in charging Pierre Collins for the murder of his own son.

"Mr. Underworld" and Lucy also discuss lethal force by cops, the right to use deadly force in your own home, Ron and Dan Barreiro's upcoming weekly show on Fox 9, "Enough Said," which airs Fridays at 9:30pm.

In this post-Ferguson, post-South Carolina era, Ron and Lucy wonder whether being a cop today a no-win propositon. Maplewood Police Chief Paul Schnell and lawyer Bob Bennett join Ron and Lucy.

Tommy Mischke joins Ron in studio to discuss the hypocrisy behind Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act, the cult-like acts of the Church of Scientology, and they reminisce on Twin Cities radio greats. Later, Tom Barnard joins the pair and the three go on to discuss their personal experiences and vulnerabilities as well known media figures and how it relates to celebrities that get involved with the Church of Scientology.

With the 2016 presidential election on the horizon, Ron and Lucy are joined by Todd Rapp, president of Himle Rapp & Co PR firm, to deliberate some of their "outrageously courageous" claims and prognostications on the possible candidates in a conversation that is both informative and lighthearted.

The shocking end of HBO documentary series, "The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst," and the growing investigation against Durst illicits a discussion between Joe Friedberg, Ron, and Lucy as they look at the case from every angle. Plus, Ron and Lucy discuss the death penalty in the Boston Marathon bombing case. 

Trent Tucker, former Gopher and professional basketball star as well as former broadcaster for the Timberwolves, is currently the Minneapolis Public Schools Athletic Director and he joined Ron in studio to discuss basketball, football-related brain injuries, what's happening behind the scenes to try to minimize concussions in youth sports, his personal experiences in the NBA, and more. 

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress sparks our discussion with Ilan Sharon, Director of Minnesotans Against Terror on U.S. politics, foreign relations and terror on the home front.

Minnesota State Representative Tony Cornish, highly trained bodyguard/firearms instructor Michael Briggs, and Tom Barnard join Ron and Lucy to discuss conceal/carry laws and whether or not the Mall of America's anti-gun policy makes the major tourist destination any safer.

Contact Michael J. Briggs for all your firearm instruction needs: www.mnFirearms.com

Tom Barnard, Tommy Mischke, Joe Friedberg, and longtime media critic Brian Lambert join Ron and Lucy to analyze the state of Twin Cities media, David Carr, Brian Williams, and more. Plus, we learn that Joe isn't afraid to give his opinion on the Minnesota Supreme Court.

Michael Brodkorb of politics.mn draws from his personal life experiences to help express his opinion on whether or not Brian Williams has a chance of resurrecting his career and reputation. Todd Rapp, president of public relations firm Himle Rapp, also joins Ron and Lucy in studio to weigh in with his own point of view on the whole debacle.

Ron and Lucy pay tribute to Kevin Schieffer, who appeared in earlier episodes to share his experience as he lived with terminal cancer before passing on earlier in the day. Afterward, Kris Ehresmann of the Minnesota Department of Health joins Ron and Lucy as they tackle the vaccination controversies and Tom Barnard dials in all the way from Florida to discuss Brian Williams debacle.

Attorney Ed Cohen joins Ron to explain why DWI penalties make no sense, but ignition interlock systems do. Plus, Joe Friedberg joins them on the phone to give his opinion on the manner.

Kevin Schieffer, who talked with Holding Court Podcast in November, joins Ron and Lucy again as he feels his life coming to an end.

Hear his first conversation with Ron and Lucy here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/candid-conversation-man-living/id893265757?i=324956673&mt=2

Ex-Gov. Mike Huckabee says states can ignore US supreme court rulings, but can they? No federal civil rights charges expected against Darren Wilson in Ferguson. Plus, Jim Fleming, attorney for Philip Nelson in assault on Isaac Kolstad, talks about Nelson's plea.

Lucy takes over the show while Ron is away golfing in Florida, and she's joined by former Hamline University law professor Joe Daly, attorney Joe Friedberg, and ACLU of Minnesota Executive Director Chuck Samuelson to discuss the charges made against MoA protest organizers, trespassing laws, and more.

Libertarian Walter Hudson joins Ron and Lucy in a heated debate on the difference between crimes against a person and crimes against property, and to discuss Charlie Hebdo, MOA protests, the Black Lives Matter movement, the nature of violence, and more. 

Ron and Lucy are joined by Joe Friedberg to look back on the year's top news stories, events, and controversies. The topics range from protests in Ferguson, shooting deaths of NYPD officers, police brutality, gay marriage, Adrian Peterson, Ray Rice, the NFL, and Michelle Macdonald.

Former NYPD detective Dan Conry and local attorney A.L. Brown go toe-to-toe in discussing the shooting deaths of two NY police officers and the result is a heated, hard-hitting and controversial discussion on racism and human rights between two men with very different opinions. 

We combined a few of Holding Court's very best segments into one compelling, engaging, and fascinating episode. Featuring segments from the powerful Tom Barnard, Tommy Mischke, and Ron Rosenbaum three-part spectacle; Ron and Lucy discussing the Bill Cosby scandal with Tom Barnard; and a very candid and thought-provoking conversation with a man living with terminal cancer.

Ron, Lucy, and Tom Barnard are joined by current Chicago Cubs announcer and ex-Twins player Ron Coomer to talk baseball, life, and more.

Michael Brodkorb from politics.mn and State Senator Dave Thompson, two men with very different perspectives of the GOP, join Ron and Lucy to give their opinions on elections, current events, and more.

Tom Barnard and Kelly Guest join Ron to share stories and anecdotes about radio, life, and relationships. Plus, attorney Allen Eskens discusses his controversial marijuana case.

Joined by self-published author of the Skeeter Hughes Mysteries Judy Borger and attorney Joe Friedberg to discuss the truth behind Ferguson, Missouri.

We thought last week was full on Ron's ranting, but then he got started on grape salad and Edina sidewalks. Plus, Tom Barnard joins Ron & Lucy to discusss Bill Cosby.

Inbetween Ron's rants, Todd Rapp chats with Lucy about intelligent and incisive political events.

Kevin Schieffer joins Ron and Lucy to shed light on his everyday experience of coping with terminal cancer.

Ron and Lucy cover the Maine nurse who doesn't have Ebola fighting quarantine, and Howard Sinker talks the controversy over Washington's NFL team name.

Ron and Lucy are joined by clergy sex abuse attorneys Mike Bryant and Jeff Anderson to discuss Jeff's recent historic settlement with the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis and his advocacy for victims for the past 30 years.

Ron and Lucy are joined by A.L. Brown to discuss two white parents that were given the wrong sperm donor and had a black baby. Should the sperm bank be held accountable? The CDC continues to change its story -- you cannot get Ebola from sitting next to an infected person, but infected people should not be allowed on flights. Which is it? Plus, a man is charged when he shoots a purse thief in Como Park. It's the kind of case that both gun proponents and opponents fear. 

Ron and Lucy ponder what it wil take to keep Ebola out of the United States, Michael Brodkorb phones in and gives the scoop on a certain Republican endorsed candidate left out of the general election sample ballot, and Tony Stewart gets a bad rap.

Tom Barnard and Tommy Mischke join Ron in the studio, and the result is a heated, free-wheeling, hard-hitting discussion amongst three radio legends. The conversation ranges from childhood stories, family, life, radio, politics, regrets, on and off air personalities, the death penalty, and more.

Part 3 of 3.

Tom Barnard and Tommy Mischke join Ron in the studio, and the result is a heated, free-wheeling, hard-hitting discussion amongst three radio legends. The conversation ranges from childhood stories, family, life, radio, politics, regrets, on and off air personalities, the death penalty, and more.

Part 2 of 3.

Tom Barnard and Tommy Mischke join Ron in the studio, and the result is a heated, free-wheeling, hard-hitting discussion amongst three radio legends. The conversation ranges from childhood stories, family, fame, loyalty, life, radio, politics, regrets, on and off air personalities, and more.

Part 1 of 3.

Ron and Lucy ask their guest, public affairs consultant and political observer Todd Rapp, all the important questions. They discuss concussions and whether or not their prevalance will affect the future of the NFL, whether we are in a perpetual war on terror, Todd serves up his opinion on Michelle MacDonald, and more.

Pioneer Press columnist Ruben Rosario, former weekend talk radio host AL Brown and State Rep. & Cottage Grove Police Officer Dan Schoen hash over Ferguson, Missouri and race relations. Meantime, Michael Brodkorb is on location at the Great Minnesota Get-Together and calls in to give the scoop on Michelle MacDonald making an unwelcome appearance at the MN GOP Booth.

Hosts Ron Rosenbaum and Lucy Quinlivan discuss the Israel/Hamas conflict with Ilan Sharon, and Howard Sinker gives his take on what's wrong with the Minnesota Twins.

Hosted by Ron Rosenbaum and Lucy Quinlivan, featuring guests Tommy Mischke and St. Paul Officer Dave Titus. 

Hosts Ron Rosenbaum and Lucy Quinlivan discuss the execution in Arizona, a mom leaving her 9-year-old in the park while she works, and Tony Dungy's comments on Michael Sam. Featuring Joe Friedberg.

Hosted by Ron Rosenbaum and Lucy Quinlivan, featuring special guests Rachelle Olson and Joe Friedberg.

Tommy Mischke pays Holding Court a visit and brings with him a suitcase full of stories, and Jesse Ventura’s defamation trial hits the national limelight.

Hosted by Ron Rosenbaum & Lucy Quinlivan.

Hosted by Ron Rosenbaum and Lucy Quinlivan, featuring Joe Friedberg and Dan Conry.