
A show about Minneapolis politics from the maker of Wedge LIVE, the award winning local news website.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 277 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

John is joined by Taylor Dahlin and Josh Martin for a rundown of the 2025's top Minneapolis stories, most unusual campaign expenditures, and awarding Wedge LIVE Person of the Year. Plus we recommend our "favorite things" - the products and services t... more
The Minneapolis City Council is in the middle of their annual, charter-mandated tradition: amending the mayor's recommended budget. I ask Budget Committee Chair Aisha Chughtai what a "budget" even means if one department (MPD) can overspend their bud... more
We react to last week's election results in Minneapolis. Taylor Dahlin and Josh Martin join me to talk about Jacob Frey's victory, the prospect of a closely divided city council, downballot success that flipped the Park Board to the progressive side,... more
We're talking about I-94 as a public health emergency that the Minnesota Department of Transportation feels no urgency to do anything about. With guest Mateo Frumholtz, public health researcher and PhD student at the University of Minnesota.
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This lady’s politics are disgusting.
John does great work, he is an admirable investigator and journalist. I have learned so much about Minneapolis and beyond from him. Don’t miss the cat tour, it remains one of my favorite activities I’ve ever participated in!
The WedgeLIVE! podcast has helped me be more engaged in city politics and neighborhood events. Plus, John the host has a great sense of humor. So grateful for this podcast!
This podcast has been a great way for me to get the great local coverage I expect from Wedge Live while reducing my screen time. I'm keeping up with local candidates’ and other Minneapolis residents’ perspectives on policy. If you’re a Minneapolis resident looking to learn more about your community, this is the podcast for you!
Great podcast, very funny and smart. Loved episode 1, bring back Jason for another episode!
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Focusing on hyperlocal politics in Minneapolis, this show features insightful discussions on municipal decision-making, elections, and community issues. Episodes typically analyze recent elections, candidate profiles, and critical policy discussions, reflecting diverse perspectives on urban governance and community engagement. Unique episodes often incorporate humor and personal narratives, creating an approachable format that encourages listener participation and awareness of local political dynamics. Guests frequently include local politicians, candidates, and community activists, adding depth to discussions about pressing city issues.
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Recent guests on Wedge LIVE! include:
1. Aisha Chugtai
2. Jason Garcia
3. Mateo Frumholtz
4. Amber Frederick
5. Natasha Dockter
6. Adam Dullinger
7. Mariam Demello
8. Matt Privratsky
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