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10-23-25 Prime Time Sports: The Dakota Marker Game is this weekend

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Tonight Big Game James McCarty and Jace Denman preview the annual Dakota Marker Game. Plus, James has a conversation with NDSU SR. LB Logan Kopp. The crew also looks ahead to MSUM Football's game this weekend at Northern State as James is joined by Dragon OL Manny Wilson and K Max Watson.

 

Professional Launch Episode 026: Bob Burg

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Ricot Aladin connects with special guest Bob Burg, co-author of the international bestseller The Go-Giver.

They dive into an inspiring conversation about how generosity, authenticity, and value creation can transform a young professional's journey. Bob Burg breaks down the Five Laws of Stratospheric Success—Value, Compensation, Influence, Authenticity, and Receptivity—explaining how adopting a "go-giver" mindset, focused on giving more than you get, is the true root of sustainable success. He shares actionable advice for applying these laws in an entry-level role, even discussing why the Law of Receptivity is often the hardest for people to master.

Plus, before the interview, Ricot offers great tips for interview preparation and defining your "army of personal ambassadors" as your true professional network. Tune in to learn how to lead, learn, and launch your career by prioritizing others.

 

Cleaning up Both Sides (10/22/25)

Talk of the Town with Jon Adams - Wednesdays 11am to 12pm on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

John Adams kicks off an energetic show by sharing his frustration as a centrist who is "fed up with both sides of the aisle". He calls on both the left and the right to "clean up their own house" before pointing fingers at each other.

Adams dedicates a significant part of the show to discussing the "No Kings" protest, which he notes involved a large number of people who stepped out of their comfort zone to make a statement. While he supports the intent, he challenges whether the momentum of the protest will translate into sustained, everyday action and "protest with substance" in the community.

Other Topics Include:

  • Political Hypocrisy: Adams questions a $3 billion bailout for struggling farmers, asking if it would be considered socialism by those who oppose programs for immigrants and poor people.

  • Immigration and ICE: He expresses a complex view on immigration, stating he has no problem with the deportation of illegals but strongly criticizes the corporate side of the issue—the businesses that hire undocumented workers to keep costs low. He also condemns reports of ICE arresting U.S. citizens and the presence of the U.S. military in American cities.

  • The Left's "Do-Gooders": Adams shares his critique of liberals who "think they know what's best for everybody". He argues that help should be provided in the way people want to be helped, not the way the helper thinks they should be helped.

  • Viking Football: Adams briefly touches on his disappointment with the Viking's loss, particularly questioning the offensive line and a lapse in defense.

Later in the episode, Adams takes a call from Todd, a farmer, who echoes the feeling of frustration and hopelessness about the divided political climate. Adams closes by urging listeners to engage in respectful dialogue and to demand better from local and national leaders for the sake of the next generation.