2-Cent Tuesday

If you missed "2-Cent Tuesday" on WJON you missed a conversation about the Adrian Peterson child abuse discussion, street lights in alley ways near St. Cloud State and the city giving Charter an extension to work out a new contract.

WJON listeners weighed in on the Adrian Peterson child abuse allegations and how children should be disciplined. The majority of the those that called in felt as though Adrian Peterson has the right to discipline his children but using a switch on a 4-year old is going too far.

If you missed 2-Cent Tuesday today many different concerns were discussed including handicapped parking, protecting our border in Texas and Arizona, road construction, and the safety of St. Cloud residents with all the gun shots in our community lately.

If you missed the first hour of "2-Cent Tuesday" today you missed our conversation which included listeners calling and talking about the controversy involving the Granite City Days medallion which was hidden at Munsinger Gardens,

Are sports too dangerous for youth to participate in? That is the question posed by Patty Candella from "Sartell Says". Patty appeared on WJON along with Dr. David Smith from Sartell Pediatrics from 8:10-10 during 2-Cent Tuesday.

During WJON's 2-Cent Tuesday I talked with listeners about many things including the possibility of a change in how we currently handle recycling. In St. Cloud recycling has changed to a single sort system with a big blue cart.

North Dakota is the most content state in the United State according to a gallup poll. On 2-cent Tuesday many listeners called and voiced their opinions on North Dakota as a state.

If you missed "2-Cent Tuesday" on WJON today you missed a conversation on many different subjects including a listener comment on the Ukraine issue with Russia and what the United State is doing about Russia's actions.

Join me, Jay Caldwell for the Morning News Watch from 5-10am Tuesday. I'll open the phone lines from 8:10-10 taking your phone calls and talking about whatever is on your mind.

Join me, Jay Caldwell Tuesday morning from 5-10am on the Morning News Watch. I'll open the phone lines from 8:10-10 and we can talk about the upcoming legislative session, medical marijuana, the minimum wage, the winter Olympics or anything else on your mind.