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Fall Weather, Political Wave, & NFL Kickoff (9-9-26)
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Key Discussion Points & Standout Moments Season Transitions & NFL Opening Day The team opens up discussing the crisp fall weather setting into the Fargo-Moorhead region and the return of football season, with the NFL season kicking off with the Seattle Seahawks hosting the New England Patriots. Weather Breakdown with Dean Chief Meteorologist Dean delivers the regional forecast, detailing recent light rainfall north of the Fargo metro area and forecasting a return to the mid-80s before a significant weekend cool-down into the 60s and 70s. Local Sports Roundup with Big Game James A swift recap of local high school volleyball action, the Minnesota Twins' 3–2 win over Detroit powered by Cody Clemens' 25th home run, and the FargoMoorhead RedHawks opening their American Association West Division semifinals against Winnipeg. Ag Update with Bridget Riddle Bridget joins the show to discuss fall weed burn-downs and highlights new Australian robotic technology (SwarmBot) transforming spraying efficiency. She also issues a warning to livestock producers against using liquid fertilizer tanks to haul drinking water for cattle due to toxicity risks. Market Insights with Brian Cronk Financial expert Brian Cronk breaks down market volatility, emphasizing a "stick to the plan" long-term strategy amidst shifting sector rotations, rising interest rates, rising oil prices, and growing national debt concerns. Lawn & Garden Guidance with Jill Patrick Horticulturist Jill Patrick shares seasonal advice on winter garden cleanup, managing invasive box elder bugs and lady beetles, collecting seeds for next year's harvest, and the possibilities of growing indoor citrus trees in North Dakota. Live from the Trumpa-Palooza Rally in Dallas Listener correspondent Crystal calls in live from the Sheridan Hotel in Dallas, Texas, describing the high-energy political atmosphere ahead of the midterm rally featuring Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.