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Live at the AC Hotel! JT's new album - we have opinions. Author Wendy Webb stops by. Plus, Barbra Streisand news!

Hour 3 of the Fun Fest with Murph, Star and Reusse starts with Murph's brother doing his best Al Michaels impersonation. Tom Pelissero of NFL Network joins to look ahead at the Super Bowl.

Reusse joins Murph, Star and the boys this hour for more NFL and Super Bowl talk. ESPN's Matt Hasselbeck joins to talk about the game and his Super Bowl experiences.

Murph is back for the Fun Fest. He, Star, Reuvers and Manny talk about the Super Bowl and other football topics of the day.

Jason and Alexis broadcast live from the AC Hotel for the Superbowl-Hour 4

Jason and Alexis broadcast live from the AC Hotel for the Superbowl-Hour 3

Jason and Alexis broadcast live from the AC Hotel for the Superbowl-Hour 2

It's not always easy being a small business. More precisely, it's not necessarily easy to figure out whether you are a small business for purposes of federal contracting. It all depends on multiple factors. Joseph Petrillo, a procurement attorney with Petrillo and Powell, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss some of the ins and outs of a recent, and illustrative, case.

The Education Department doesn't accredit colleges and universities. But, the importance of federal dollars can affect how accrediting organizations treat schools that teach everything from medicine to cosmetology. The Government Accountability Office reviewed the literature about accreditation and how it works. Kris Nguyen, GAO director for the strategic issues team, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin with some recommendations.

First volume of three expected reports from the "Section 809" panel seeks changes in areas ranging from business IT to contract oversight and commercial buying.

President Donald Trump wants the VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act, which he signed into law last summer, to serve as a model for other agencies.

Matthew Coller and ESPN's Courtney Cronin talk about sit downs with Vikings co-owner Mark Wilf and GM Rick Spielman. Did we learn anything about the future at quarterback? How is Teddy Bridgewater's contract situation so complicated?

Miss Shannan calls in from the Mall of America. Marley let's us know how her Super Bowl dating app adventures are going. CSI: Find Cheryl and her scuffed nipples! Plus, #DailySnapJudgement: Super Bowl - commercials or half-time?

Stephanie March calls in for some Super Bowl gossip. Cheat Day: Cheat huffs. D-Bags: Local yokels. Plus, Paul calls in to talk about JT's Paisley Park party!

The Three Things You Need to Know at 12:03. Elizbeth has the Dirt Alert. :30 Pop Culture Challenge and Blinded By The Item. Plus, the week in Google Trends.

Jason and Alexis broadcast live from the AC Hotel for the Superbowl-Hour 1

Yes, Jesse finally got a date! We have all the details. Plus, we play another round of "50 Shades of Buffet" to give away tickets to the premiere of "50 Shades Freed!"

David Venable may be a great TV pitchman, but when he's off air, he cooks. Go "In The Kitchen" with David and discover the ultimate mac n cheese.

The Minnesota Fightin' Vikings' quarterback position drama took another turn with reports of Teddy Bridgewater's contract possibly being tolled for 2018 in play. Plus throw in Kirk Cousins entering open free agency and you have a good ole fashioned brouhaha. We sat and commiserated about it with my guys Josh Pelto and Andrew Roth for some Vikes Over Beers. Plus Jordan Reid (@JReidDraftScout) stops in to talk quarterbacks, draft, and potential new Vikings offensive coordinator John DeFilippo.

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