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Feedback with Dan Holzman · Thursday · 1 hr 23 min

FEEDBACK with Dan Holzman (October 08, 2026)

Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss the FBI’s announcement that it prevented a potential terrorist attack at the Mall of America, demonstrations marking the anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, and highlights from the debate between Gov. Josh Shapiro and Treasurer Stacy Garrity. We also cover the latest developments involving death row inmate Christa Pike, the resignation of two Philadelphia prosecutors, and a Texas case drawing comparisons to the Lindsay Clancy trial. In hour two, we discuss the latest developments in the killing of a 22-year-old man in Upper Pottsgrove Township, controversy surrounding ICE activity in New Jersey, the University of Nebraska’s costly stadium renovations, and the future of Mama Celeste frozen pizza. Callers also weigh in on the Shapiro-Garrity debate, artificial intelligence, health care, and more, while we revisit the Thomas Jefferson paternity controversy and look at McDonald’s latest Monopoly promotion.

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Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss the FBI’s announcement that it prevented a potential terrorist attack at the Mall of America, demonstrations marking the anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, and highlights from the debate between Gov. Josh Shapiro and Treasurer Stacy Garrity. We also cover the latest developments involving death row inmate Christa Pike, the resignation of two Philadelphia prosecutors, and a Texas case drawing comparisons to the Lindsay Clancy trial. In hour two, we discuss the latest developments in the killing of a 22-year-old man in Upper Pottsgrove Township, controversy surrounding ICE activity in New Jersey, the University of Nebraska’s costly stadium renovations, and the future of Mama Celeste frozen pizza. Callers also weigh in on the Shapiro-Garrity debate, artificial intelligence, health care, and more, while we revisit the Thomas Jefferson paternity controversy and look at McDonald’s latest Monopoly promotion.