In this episode, JT shares personal observations from Minnesota, discusses the evolution of sports and society, and reflects on the past and future of America. Topics include the differences between NBA and NHL games, the impact of coaching, and thoughts on technology and nostalgia.

In this episode, JT explores the complexities of global conflict, media misinformation, and local community achievements. He discusses the escalation of tensions between the US and Iran, the influence of social media on news consumption, and celebrates local sports victories, all while reflecting on branding, identity, and societal trends.

This episode covers a wide range of topics including Olympic hockey, social media fatigue, geopolitical tensions, and generational differences. The host shares personal insights and reflections on current events, leadership, and the evolving landscape of society and technology.

In this episode, JT discusses the recent move of the Bison to FBS, the implications for college athletics, and the evolving nature of sports from competition to entertainment. The conversation touches on recruiting dynamics, the impact of NIL deals, and the future of college sports, emphasizing the need for adaptation in a rapidly changing landscape.

In this episode of the Jared Thomas Show, the host discusses various topics including NDSU's move to FBS, the implications for rivalries and recruiting, the financial landscape of college football, and the impact of NIL on recruitment. The conversation also touches on the Grand Forks Public School District's budget cuts, a health scare involving Jacob, and a deep dive into the evolving definition of success in today's world.

In this episode of the Jared Thomas Show, Jared Thomas discusses various topics, starting with the culture of the NFL and the implications of paternity leave. He transitions into a broader discussion about the impact of 9/11 on American society, highlighting how it marked a turning point in national unity and the evolution of news media. The conversation delves into the current divisions in America, particularly in the context of political and social issues, and concludes with thoughts on the path forward for unity and the importance of supporting local media.

In this conversation, Jarrod Thomas and Senator Mark Johnson discuss the current political climate in Minnesota, focusing on the complexities of leadership, the role of federal agencies like ICE, and the impact of political rhetoric on public safety. They explore the consequences of fraud and mismanagement in state programs, particularly in relation to universal school lunches, and emphasize the need for collaboration and healing in politics to address the challenges facing the state. https://www.mnsenaterepublicans.com/johnson-statement-on-ice-use-of-force/ https://www.grandforksherald.com/news/minnesota/sen-mark-johnson-blasts-minnesota-department-of-education-gov-walz-in-wake-of-feeding-our-children-report https://www.grandforksherald.com/news/minnesota/minnesota-lawmakers-react-to-fatal-shooting-by-federal-agents https://www.grandforksherald.com/opinion/columns/port-ignoring-the-clear-will-of-the-people-the-senate-kills-school-meals-bill https://mndaily.com/city/local-minnesota-leaders-sue-department-of-homeland-security-over-ice-activity-alleging-excessive-deployment/01/24/2026/ https://www.twincities.com/2026/01/24/videos-of-deadly-minneapolis-shooting-contradict-government-statements/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZHtDxRzMlE

In this episode of Just Thoughts With JT, we dig into a wide range of topics that matter right now — from breaking developments with Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in Minnesota to what it could mean for communities across the state. We’ll also talk about updates in the Grand Forks Public School District, share our take on essential survival gear, and break down some personal reflections and reactions. Subscribe for more weekly discussions Leave a comment — what’s your take? Like and share if you enjoyed today’s episode!