Jordana Green

Tim Lammers reviews "Inventing Anna" and "No Exit" 

3-1 Paul and Jordana show 3p hour 

Dasha and Mark Lawson tell us their dramatic story as they try to help family members evacuate Ukraine. 

A native of Ukraine who lives in Apple Valley says her sister's family and mother were able to escape from the invading Russian troops and are now staying with a family in Poland.  Paul and Jordana talk to Dasha and Mark Lawson who are trying to help get them to Minnesota. 

2-28 Paul and Jordana show 4p hour 

Ken Adelman was the deputy U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and he give us some insights on what might happen next in Ukraine. 

A mom and daughter duo share their story and share their perspective of the war in Ukraine. 

2-28 Paul and Jordana show 3p hour 

2-25 Paul and Jordana show 5p hour 

Local social studies teacher Mark Westpfahl tells us how he's teaching 6th graders about the conflict in Ukraine. 

Author and Historian Ken Davis gives us some background of Ukraine and Russia 

2-25 Paul and Jordana show 4p hour

David Schultz is a Hamline University Professor of Political Science

Professor David Schultz from Hamline University tells us about the likely next Supreme Court Justice. 

2-25 Paul and Jordana show 3p hour 

CBS Foreign Affairs Analyst Pamela Falk joins us on the day Russia invades Ukraine. 

2-24 Paul and Jordana show 5p hour 

Professor Rachel Paulose from the University of St Thomas reacts to the verdict in the civil rights trial in St. Paul. 

2-24 Paul and Jordana show 4p hour 

 Professor Renee Buhr from St. Thomas give some context to the conflict in Ukraine.