Northern Alliance Radio - Brad Carlson

Kelly steps in for Brad Carlson on Northern Alliance Radio Network with a breakdown of the day's show and a little Minnesota Vikings talk. She then welcomes Mel Lawlis, candidate for Anoka County Commissioner, followed by Natalie Barnes, who is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives. Tune in for local political discussion, candidate conversations, and the issues shaping Minnesota.

Kelly steps in for Brad Carlson on Northern Alliance Radio Network with a breakdown of the day's show and a little Minnesota Vikings talk. She then welcomes Mel Lawlis, candidate for Anoka County Commissioner, followed by Natalie Barnes, who is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives. Tune in for local political discussion, candidate conversations, and the issues shaping Minnesota.

In Hour 2 of NARN with Brad Carlson, Brad discusses what he sees as the DFL's emerging talking points and criticisms surrounding Michele Tafoya, offering his perspective on the political attacks and rhetoric surrounding her campaign. Brad then welcomes Heidi Heino, candidate for Minnesota State Senate District 36, to discuss her campaign, priorities, and the issues facing voters in her district. The conversation examines the political landscape in Minnesota and what Heino hopes to accomplish if elected.

In Hour 1 of NARN with Brad Carlson, Brad recaps the results of the Minnesota primary election and discusses what the outcomes could mean for the upcoming general election. He breaks down the key races, candidates, and political developments emerging from the primary. Brad is also joined by Eric Pratt, candidate for Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District, for a conversation about his campaign, political priorities, and vision for the district. Together, they examine the issues shaping the race and what Minnesota voters can expect heading into the next phase of the election.

In this episode, Brad welcomes Paul to discuss the upcoming election in Minnesota's 4th Congressional District, including his campaign, his views on the race, and his assessment of his opponent, Betty McCollum. They discuss the dynamics of the campaign and what they see as a lack of visibility from McCollum. Brad then welcomes Luke Doerer to talk about his campaign and the issues affecting constituents in Maple Grove and across his district. Doerer discusses his priorities, the needs he hears from voters, and his approach to representing the community. He also addresses the fact that he currently faces no primary opponent as he prepares for the next stage of the campaign.

In this episode, Brad welcomes Paul to discuss the upcoming election in Minnesota's 4th Congressional District, including his campaign, his views on the race, and his assessment of his opponent, Betty McCollum. They discuss the dynamics of the campaign and what they see as a lack of visibility from McCollum. Brad then welcomes Luke Doerer to talk about his campaign and the issues affecting constituents in Maple Grove and across his district. Doerer discusses his priorities, the needs he hears from voters, and his approach to representing the community. He also addresses the fact that he currently faces no primary opponent as he prepares for the next stage of the campaign.

On the first hour of Political Pitchforks, airing on AM 1280 The Patriot, Dave opens the show by responding to listeners and addressing criticism surrounding his views on Kendall Qualls, including his thoughts on Qualls’ gubernatorial campaign spending and campaign practices. Dave then welcomes Mike Lindell to discuss the major issues shaping his campaign, including immigration and other key topics impacting Minnesota voters. Later, Dustin Grange joins the conversation to share his thoughts on the Lindell interview and offer his perspective on the criticism surrounding Kendall Qualls. This hour delivers a lively discussion on Minnesota politics, campaign strategies, and the issues driving the upcoming election.

In this episode, Brad opens the show by reflecting on the response to last week's guest host, Dave Osmek, sharing listener feedback, phone calls, and text messages from the audience. He offers his thoughts on the discussion and the reactions it generated before turning to the day's featured guests. Amanda joins the program to discuss current foreign policy issues, including the evolving situations in Iran and Cuba and their implications for the United States and global stability. Later, Brad welcomes Anna Brennan, the newly crowned Miss Minnesota, to talk about her pageant experience, what the title means to her, and her plans and goals for the year ahead.

In this episode, Brad opens the show by reflecting on the response to last week's guest host, Dave Osmek, sharing listener feedback, phone calls, and text messages from the audience. He offers his thoughts on the discussion and the reactions it generated before turning to the day's featured guests. Amanda joins the program to discuss current foreign policy issues, including the evolving situations in Iran and Cuba and their implications for the United States and global stability. Later, Brad welcomes Anna Brennan, the newly crowned Miss Minnesota, to talk about her pageant experience, what the title means to her, and her plans and goals for the year ahead.

In this episode, Brad opens the show with a recap of the recent GOP primary results, offering his perspective on how candidates responded and the broader implications of the outcomes. He breaks down key reactions and what they may signal moving forward in the political landscape. At the 1:30 mark, Brad is joined by Senate candidate Julida Alter for an in-depth, two-segment interview. She discusses her decision to enter the race, her personal background, and the core goals driving her campaign. She also outlines key issues she hopes to address if elected, providing insight into her policy priorities and vision. In the second hour, the focus shifts to a discussion on concerns surrounding extremism within the Democratic Party, examining current events and ideological divisions shaping today’s political environment.

In this episode, Brad opens the show with a recap of the recent GOP primary results, offering his perspective on how candidates responded and the broader implications of the outcomes. He breaks down key reactions and what they may signal moving forward in the political landscape. At the 1:30 mark, Brad is joined by Senate candidate Julida Alter for an in-depth, two-segment interview. She discusses her decision to enter the race, her personal background, and the core goals driving her campaign. She also outlines key issues she hopes to address if elected, providing insight into her policy priorities and vision. In the second hour, the focus shifts to a discussion on concerns surrounding extremism within the Democratic Party, examining current events and ideological divisions shaping today’s political environment.