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Live from The AC Hotel! Bradley is out but we are still celebrating Justin Timberlake's birthday. Rob Gronkowski doesn't know how say Minneapolis but thinks it is cold. Woman tries to bring a peacock on a plane. 8 bit Toto. The kitten bowl is a thing. Scott Baio on GMA today. Tylor Swift's groper has a new gig. Snookie may be a cheater. We are trying to get JT to come to our party for him!

There was quintessential Minnesota nice moment that we have to share. Sara from the sales department saw JT and Jessica Biel. Mark Istook from The NFL Network joins the show. Does a straw have one or two holes? Two guys fight for their right to party. Mayor Frey sends out a welcome video.

Steve goes toe to toe with Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. Surprisingly Bill and Steve's personalities don't click. Some unusual things to bet on during the Superbowl. A letter from a husband. How to stay married. Steve takes some Eagles out of time out.

11:00 -- The QB dominoes are beginning to fall 11:15 -- More Likely to Happen 11:30 -- Can the Eagles continue the trend of underdogs? 11:45 -- The NCAA is finally getting with the times and changing the transfer rules

10:00 -- The Playbook 10:15 -- The Cardinals next young core needs to be better than the last 10:30 -- Luke Fox (SportsNet) 10:45 -- Baseball is ready for some pace-of-play changes. Are you?

We have a triple-header on this Your Turn radio show. Reporters Jory Heckman and Nicole Ogrysko will talk about plans to decentralize federal operations based in the D.C. area and the outlook for feds in 2018. Morning Drive anchor Tom Temin will give us his take on President Donald Trumps State-of-the-Union address.

Mackey and Judd are live from Radio Row all week and open the final joined by Greg Jennings who has some great stories about Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers, and Christian Ponder. Doogie stops by to talk about the Twins and Darvish. Matthew Coller, powered by Sprint, joins for the rest of the hour to discuss the Vikings.

Mackey and Judd are live from Radio Row all week and open the third hour joined by Matthew Coller, powered by Sprint, to discuss the Vikings plans at quarterback. Stuff You Should Know About. Superagent Leigh Steinberg joins the show. The guys close the hour reacting to the Steinberg interview.

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Eric in the Morning with Melissa & Whip - WTMX-FM Chicago

Mackey and Judd are live from Radio Row all week and open the second hour joined by ESPN's Doug Kezirian to discuss sports betting. Matthew Coller, powered by Sprint, joins to discuss Radio Row and the Vikings. Former Giants receiver Victor Cruz joins the show. The guys close the hour discussing the catch rule.

Mackey and Judd are live from Radio Row all week and open the first hour continuing their quest to be the home of reckless speculation. The guys spend the hour discussing what the Vikings should do now that Alex Smith is off the table.

From sly celebrity endorsements on social media to misleading green marketing gambits to phony third-party certifications the Federal Trade Commission is looking forward to a busy year. FTC has made it a priority to ensure marketers aren't using deception to take in gullible consumers. Tom Pahl, acting director of the FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin to provide more details on the agencys goals.

Second Date Update: Did he just say fiance?

Former Packers and Vikings receiver Greg Jennings joined Mackey and Judd down at Radio Row. Greg shared some good stories about Brett Favre, why he called Aaron 'Number 12', and what he's doing now for FS1.

Amanda has all the symptoms of the flu EXCEPT the fever. So, we're taking her temperature all during the show to see if it goes up. Also, we play a 2nd round of "50 Shades of Buffet" for 50 Shades Freed tickets.

Hour 2 with the Ride at the Sprint Store in West St. Paul. Pat starts the hour with a few Dark Star stories. Then Coach HERM joins for his final weekly appearance on the Ride. Matthew Coller joins to talk about the Vikings QB situation.

The Ride is broadcasting from the Sprint Store in West St. Paul. Reusse starts things off with the sad news of the passings of former Big Leaguer Oscar Gamble and ex-NBA player Rasual Butler. Reusse and the boys then talk more of the Super Bowl matchup, as Kevin Seifert joins the show.

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