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Description Sign up for the newsletter and see exclusives at SarahWestall.Substack.com See the full extended episode at SarahWestall.Substack.com Economist and geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo joins the Economic Review to break down what he believes is the real economic strategy behind the Trump administration's policies. He explains why these changes are being pursued, who stands to benefit, and which powerful interests are pushing back against them.

Tarik El-Bashir, Katie Florio and Al Koken react to a busy NHL Draft week for the Washington Capitals, featuring trades for forwards Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou, as well as the prospects they selected in the 2026 draft. Hear from both Tuch and Kyrou in interviews with Katie, and then listen to Tarik's interview with Capitals GM Chris Patrick about the Capitals' offseason so far.

(00:00) The one and only Adolfo joins the show to go into the details of his routine this week for the fart experiment he is participating in (00:18:33.21) Conor Ryan, beat reporter for MassLive joins the show to discuss all things Bruins (00:30:54.54) Nick Gemelli is having a staycation this week and is in dire need of some R&R. Please note: Timecodes may shift by a few minutes due to inserted ads. Because of copyright restrictions, portions—or entire segments—may not be included in the podcast.

Dave Ryan has had a storied career in radio here in Minnesota. How did he land the job in the first place and how did he decide that this was the time to say goodbye to his loyal audience? What is his forecast looking forward, and how does someone transition out of such a rigid early morning minute-by-minute schedule that has been their life for 33 years?

The clock has run out of any indictments and accountability for the former Director of the National Institute of Health, Anthony Fauci. In fact, Fauci has retired and is living comfortably on his government pension of over $300,000 a year. However, Vincent Munster and Claude Kwe, both researchers with the National Institutes of Health at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory in Montana, have been indicted for smuggling 120 vials of pathogens on a Delta flight in January from the Republic of Congo.

The hired guns of the Democrat Party are out again ahead of the 2026 midterm and just in time for another summer of love, 'mostly peaceful protests.' The ICE detention facility in Newark, NJ has been the center of love again with police standoffs, flash bangs and tear gas. In this episode Booker is joined by Matt Palumbo, author and frequent guest on Newsmax and Fox News, to discuss the latest in Jersey. We also take a look at the recent Texas election and Tuesdays California primary.

Local author, Todd Smith, on the release of his book, Relegated, on the rich traditions of English football, centuries old.

Last Tuesday's primary elections in key states of Georgia and Pennsylvania reveal more than what you may consider at first glance. Statewide races in both closed primaries show very low Republican turnout. On this episode, Booker is joined by Matt Palumbo to give some analysis of that election and what it may mean. Also, will the Iranian peace deal become reality, or is Iran playing more games?

Columnist LaVelle E. Neal chats about the Twins' improvement, off-season moves for the Wild and Wolves and Vikings mini-camp.

Memorial Day became a National Holiday in 1951, but its origins can be traced back to soon after the American Civil War. Today, for many, it’s become just a paid day off from work or hamburgers, hot dogs, and a day at the beach or lake. Largely, most view this Memorial Day as the unofficial start of summer. It means so much more than those things.