9 a.m. —MPR News with Kerri Miller
The stereotypes about rural America are outdated. Rural America is more politically diverse, more educated and more economically optimistic than it’s commonly portrayed. We’ll talk about evidence that more Americans of color are choosing to put down roots in rural areas. And a national survey about the liberals, moderates and conservatives living in the rural Midwest. Today on Flyover, we’re tackling common misconceptions about rural America.
10 a.m. — 1A
Can America and Iran pull themselves back from the brink? The president says he acted to stop a war ,not start one. Our military might gives Donald Trump the advantage. But is this a fight that can be won on the battlefield?
11 a.m. — MPR News with Angela Davis About 12 percent of people in America have sleep apnea, but many of them are undiagnosed. One of the most common signs that someone might have sleep apnea is loud snoring. But, it’s not just the noise that’s a problem. People with severe sleep apnea can stop breathing for significant amounts of time. A sleep expert joins Angela Davis in the studio to answer questions. Also, on the program, a conversation about seasonal affective disorder, also known as SAD. It’s a problem that worsens for many people during the long winters in Minnesota. A psychologist talks about some of the symptoms and best treatment options.
12 p.m. — MPR News Presents We conclude our two-week series of the "Best of the Aspen Ideas Festival." Best-selling authors Tara Westover of rural Idaho and Sarah Smarsh of small-town Kansas speak about listening to and understanding people who have different life experiences and different views from your own. They spoke with journalist James Fallows. | 