Drivetime with DeRusha

Thursday 5pm Hour: Jason talks about Fall color season. Where do you like to go and do you trust the DNR's map? Then he shares his surprise at learning that 60% of Americans say they like to get the airport early to hang out.

Jason loves to time his trip to the airport to make his plane JUST in time. Apparently he's in the minority. Do you like to get there early, do a little shopping, maybe sit down and eat? 60% of Americans say they do!

Fall in Minnesota offers spectacular views. Some of them have come early thanks to the dry Summer. Jason wants to know where's your favorite spot? Plus he explains why he's dubious of the Fall colors map.

Thursday 4pm Hour: Jason talks about video released last night of Rep. Walter Hudson admitting to carrying a weapon after he'd been drinking. The police gave him a break. Should the public? Then there's speculation that Minneapolis could be in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize? Should we be? Finally Jason's joined by Jen Alexander from Women Who Really Cook to talk about a fundraiser in honor...

Sue Zellickson is a legend of WCCO Radio and the Twin Cities food scene. Jen Alexander from Women Who Really Cook joins Jason to talk about their fundraiser in Sue's honor.

Thursday 3pm Hour: it's too old to donate... nobody on FB Marketplace wanted it... and the garbage hauler wants an arm and a leg to take it away. Help Jason get rid of an old mattress! Then Jason talks with retired FBI Special Agent Rich Kolko about yesterdays terror indictment in MN. How common are 2-year investigations like this?

Jason talks with retired FBI Special Agent Rich Kolko about yesterday's indictment of a Somali teen who allegedly purchased a gun with the intent of attacking the Mall of America. How does a 2-year operation like this work and how common are they?

It's too old to donate... Facebook Marketplace doesn't want it... and the garbage hauler wants too much money to pick it up. How should Jason get rid of an old mattress? What's worked or not worked for you?

On Wednesday's Drivetime with DeRusha.... 3pm Hour: Jason talks about today's breaking news that a Somali teen has been indicted on terrorism charges for threatening a terror attack at the Mall of America. Does this news make you fear for your safety? Or does it encourage you to know that law enforcement is doing its job and preventing these attacks? Then he's joined by Rick Ellis from TooMuchTV.c...

Wednesday 5pm Hour: All Jason wants is to watch the Wild and Wolves through his cable subscription, but as that doesn't seem to be an option, is it finally time for him to cut the cord? Then - tell us what's grinding your gears this week on ENOUGH!!!

What's grinding your gears this week? Jason and listeners vent their spleen on this week's ENOUGH!!!

All Jason wants to do is watch the Wild and Wolves via his cable subscription. But it doesn't seem like that's happening any time soon. Is it finally time to cut the cord?

Wednesday 4pm Hour: Jason talks about a man arrested in St. Paul for throwing two Lime scooters into the river. What do you hate so much you'd chuck it in the river? Then he talks with Dr. Oren Gross from the U of M law school about today's terror indictment. How serious does the terror threat remain?

Jason talks to Prof. Oren Gross from the U of M law school about today's indictment charging a Somali teen with a terror plot. How serious is the terror threat in America? And what tools are being used to prevent these kinds of attacks?

A man in St. Paul was arrested for throwing two Lime scooters into the river - and Lime says they're actually missing 100 of them. Why do people hate scooters so much? And what do you hate so much you'd chuck it in the river?

Wednesday 3pm Hour: Jason talks about today's breaking news that a Somali teen has been indicted on terrorism charges for threatening a terror attack at the Mall of America. Does this news make you fear for your safety? Or does it encourage you to know that law enforcement is doing its job and preventing these attacks? Then he's joined by Rick Ellis from TooMuchTV.com to talk about how the Paramou...

Jason wants to know how the merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. will affect the streaming world and customers' bottom line. He's joined by Rick Ellis from TooMuchTV.com who's been covering this story for months.

Jason talks about today's indictment of a Somali teen who was plotting a terror attack at the Mall of America. Are listeners more concerned that terror plots are still being hatched, or more encouraged that the system seems to be doing its job.

On Tuesday's Drivetime with DeRusha... 3pm Hour: After another gang-related shooting in the Metro, Jason asks listeners if they feel safe in Minnesota, and if public officials are doing enough to stop the violence. Then, we know that Nicolas Cage has been spotted around town. Who's the most famous person you've met? 4pm Hour: Jason is joined by attorney Joe Tamburino to talk about several legal st...

Tuesday 5pm Hour: a report says more and more people are using AI to decide who to vote for. Are we good with that? Then Jason's joined by Sarah Todd from the Star Tribune to talk about taking over the Wolves beat and their preseason game against Milwaukee last night.

The Timberwolves played their first preseason game last night in Milwaukee. Sarah Todd is new to the Wolves beat for the Star Tribune and joins Jason to talk about how she got here and what she saw from Ant, Melo and the crew.

More people are using AI to figure out who to vote for. Jason's dubious. Can't we do our own research? And is more people voting really a good thing? Listeners weigh in.

Tuesday 4pm Hour: Jason is joined by attorney Joe Tamburino to talk about several legal stories: can the woman who survived a botched execution attempt sue the state? Why is the Boelter murder trial delayed? And will MN have to change their anti-nudification law after an appeals court paused it? Then on DeRusha Eats, find out about "blewish" cuisine with Imani Jackson from Chopped & Served.

On today's "DeRusha Eats" what's "blewish" cuisine? Find out when he's joined by Imani Jackson to talk about her career as a chef and her catering service "Chopped & Served"

Jason is joined by attorney Joe Tamburino to talk about several legal issues in the news. Does the woman who survived two lethal injection attempts have a "cruel and unusual punishment" case against Tennessee? Why was Vance Boelter's state case delayed to next year? And will MN need to change it's anti-nudification law after an appeals court paused it?