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Get your cheese hats and big fingers out, maybe even paint your stomach – because this week, we’re going to hear not just one but two interviews about rowdy sports fans. The first is about a museum for all things Philly fandom related. We’ll head further east for the second about a documentary covering Buffalo Bills fans. Then, we’re going to hear about a man who started his plan to bike around the world after a decades-long career in academia. And, we’ll listen in to a discussion about the final nail in the coffin of U.S. penny.

Is it time to cordon off AI? We discuss that, how working from home has changed, and we discuss a study on life outside our solar system.

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10-2 Adam and Jordana 11a hour

Tim Koivisto, Executive Director of Legacy to Inspire, joins Adam and Jordana.

Tim Reviews "Digger" and "Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story"

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10-2 Adam and Jordana 9a hour

The full Adam and Jordana show for Thursday, October 1st. Shorter pod than usual due to much of the 10:00am hour being dedicated to the live press conference of Renee Good's family and their announcement of multiple civil lawsuits against the United States and immigration officials.

The full 11am hour of Adam and Jordana. We listened to the Good family's press conference live (not included in pod) before being joined by Gregory Sisk from the University of St. Thomas Law School and wrapping with Adam and Jordana's final thoughts.

Gregory Sisk is the Associate Dean for Research and Laghi Distinguished Chair in Law at the University of St. Thomas School of Law. He joins Adam and Jordana to sift through and explain what we heard from Renee Good’s legal team who is taking on the United States of America and immigration officials for a number of lawsuits in their killing of Renee Good on January 7th, 2026. This conversation could've gone for another hour, lots to think about and consider.

The second hour of Adam and Jordana for Thursday October 1st, 2026. Quick Takes lead off the second hour of the program. Lindsey Brown leads Adam and Jordana through some questions that popped into her head lately. Mayor Jimmy Francis joins the show to promote the World Championship Booya Competition and On the Road Again Festival in South St. Paul this weekend. In the back half of the hour we joined a press conference where the family of Renee Good announced their civil lawsuits against the United States of America and immigration officials.

Jimmy Francis is the Mayor of South St. Paul. He joins Adam and Jordana to talk about the annual World Championship Booya Competition that has taken place in South St. Paul since 1980. Jimmy explains what Booya is to and what guidelines they have implemented to ensure competitive integrity. Jimmy explains that the contest is part of the larger On The Road Again Festival and shares other activities attendees can expect when they arrive. Follow the link below for more information about the World Championship Booya Competition and the On The Road Again Festival https://www.facebook.com/p/World-Championship-Booya-61581649310367/

We begin with a look at what happened when Tennessee tried to execute a woman for the first time in 200 years, and then what happened when Pete Hegseth revealed his boot-stomping, testosterone-fueled rant about the future of the military, and while there may not be fat bears in the military, there are still plenty in the wild. Here's what you need to know about bears this fall.

Adam, Jordana and Lindsey Brown in for a Thursday edition. Adam is broadcasting in from up north but the energy is high! To open the show Adam shares that he’s forgotten toothpaste and the crew discusses the worst things to forget at home after leaving for a trip. Adam and Jordana also talk about the recent stabbing/hijacking attempt on an overseas FlyDubai flight and parenting dynamics caught on camera at a San Diego Padres.